Trump Interrupted Five Times Before Declaring US 'Could Leave Europe'
- President Donald Trump was interrupted five times during a rally in Park City, Kansas, where he called the demonstrators “paid protesters.”
- Trump claimed, without providing evidence, that some protesters received $250 to cause disturbances and risk arrest.
- Trump said the United States could leave Europe if European countries did not “find their way,” while discussing unrest in France.
- Trump attended the rally to support Republican Senator Roger Marshall in his contest against Democratic challenger Adam Hamilton.
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The deep economic, migration and social problems of the European Union, created by the bureaucrats in Brussels, went beyond their capacity to remedy the situation, stated the Russian President's Special Representative for Investment and Economic Cooperation, Cyril Dmitry. "The deep migration, energy, economic and social problems caused by EU officials went beyond their ability to remedy the situation. The new leadership, which is now being forme…
The US can leave Europe without support, as announced by American President Donald Trump.
The US president criticized the performance of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO), saying that Washington spent hundreds of billions of dollars on this military alliance but was not supported when it asked for help.
Trump Trolls Protesters at Rally as Crowd Chants “USA” – “Now Mom and Dad Slap Him Around, They Say, ‘I Voted for That Man’” * The Gateway Pundit * by Jordan Conradson
The leftwing hecklers were out in force during Trump's rally in Wichita, Kansas, on Monday, and Trump responded by trolling each of them from the stage. At…
President Donald Trump was interrupted five times as he stepped up to the mic in Kansas, where he alleged the protests' parents 'slap them around' before
Trump has threatened to end support for Europe if its leaders do not secure borders and solve migration problems
Trump has threatened to end support for Europe if its leaders do not ensure border security and solve migration problems. "If they don't find their way soon, and they have to find their way, we'll have no choice but to leave. We will not allow...
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