
Speaking at a rally in support of Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton, Trump was protested by protesters and argued that the demonstrators were being paid by enemies.
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A rally was held in support of Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton.
At least a dozen protesters interrupted Trump as he spoke at a rally in support of Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton.
'PAYMENT IS BEING MADE BY THE ENEMIES'
While some protesters were being removed from the hall by police, Trump briefly stepped away from the microphone. After the protester close to the stage was removed from the hall, Trump said, "He is returning to his mother, but what he does not know is that his mother voted for Trump."
After his speech was interrupted by another protester, Trump claimed that some of the demonstrators were paid and said, "They are paid by the enemies of our country." he said.
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