A Trump campaign rally in Manchester, New Hampshire on Saturday night was briefly disrupted by a protester that the former president called a paid “Soros agitator.”
“Now we know that politics is getting serious,” Trump said. “Now we know we’re getting serious.”
“He’s just a disturbed person,” Trump added. “Remember that used to happen all the time? People used to call for it. Where is that? We want it back.”
“But no, probably, we’re really now into political season,” he continued. “That is happening, it’s happening, and the people in this room know it and he probably knows, too.”
“And a lot of those guys, by the way, are paid,” he went on. “By Soros and these people. They’re troublemakers. A lot of those people are paid.”
Trump supporter Laura Loomer reported on the incident.
WATCH: Soros agitator showed up to President Trump’s rally in Manchester, NH tonight and just got drowned out by chants of “TRUMP TRUMP TRUMP” and “USA USA” after shouting “you’re going to JAIL” while President Trump was speaking.
Trump called the man a “disturbed person”. He… pic.twitter.com/6T96AaToPH
— Laura Loomer (@LauraLoomer) January 21, 2024
“WATCH: Soros agitator showed up to President Trump’s rally in Manchester, NH tonight and just got drowned out by chants of ‘TRUMP TRUMP TRUMP’ and “’USA USA’ after shouting ‘you’re going to JAIL’ while President Trump was speaking.”
“Trump called the man a ‘disturbed person’. He was escorted out for being belligerent,” Loomer added.
Fox News recently reported that Trump has a commanding lead in the Republican primaries.
Former President Trump is dominating the polls in all early voting states, putting him more than 30 points ahead of his closest competitor, according to new polling.
Trump, who solidified his standing as the front-runner for the Republican presidential nomination after winning the first-in-the-nation Iowa caucuses Monday night, now has his sights set on New Hampshire.
Trump traveled to the Granite State this week after his Iowa victory in which he dominated his GOP opponents by winning 98 of 99 counties. He ultimately collected 20 delegates in the state.
As Donald Trump continues to fortify his hold on the Republican field, one can be assured that these campaign disruptions by protesters is only going to become more common, whether they are ‘paid by Soros’ or not.
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