Trump's major economic speech in Detroit repeatedly interrupted by protesters
Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump was repeatedly interrupted Monday by protesters as he unveiled his economic plan during a major speech in Detroit.
The real-estate mogul was forced to pause his speech at least a dozen times as demonstrators rose from their seats and begin voicing their displeasure with his policies.
The demonstrators appeared to strategically protest as individuals, instead of as a group, to maximize the amount of disruptions. It was immediately unclear if the protesters were part of a specific group.
Less than 2 minutes into @realDonaldTrump speech protester rises, elicits boos & is escorted out @deteconomicclubpic.twitter.com/NqoLFlT7I2
— Major Garrett (@MajorCBS) August 8, 2016
8th protester at @realDonaldTrump@deteconomicclub speech. All one-at-a-time. pic.twitter.com/Jlb04ZXsvo
— Major Garrett (@MajorCBS) August 8, 2016
Trump touted lower taxes and less government regulation as key parts of his job creation and economic plan.
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