Donald Trump backs Senator Roger Marshall at Kansas rally
At a Kansas rally ahead of November 3, Trump defended his support for Senator Roger Marshall and labeled some protesters "paid."
Donald Trump held a campaign rally in Kansas aimed at energizing Republican voters ahead of the November 3 elections, and used the event to voice his support for Senator Roger Marshall.
The gathering was interrupted at the start when protesters interrupted the proceedings; they were subsequently escorted out of the venue.
Trump's response to protesters
Speaking from the stage, Trump accused the demonstrators of being paid, saying: "From their voices you can conclude that they are paid."
He also warned that the United States would not allow the same unrest to occur here as in Europe and expressed hope that the situation with the demonstrators would calm down.
The appearance in Kansas formed part of Republican efforts to mobilize voters before the November 3 elections; Trump emphasized support for Marshall while criticizing the protest disruption.
Photo: press material from the event
