Donald Trump Talks Down To Protesters With 'Mommy' Sendoff At Iowa Rally
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Activists crashed Trump's campaign event ahead of the Iowa caucuses.
Donald Trump tried to shrug off eco-minded protesters who crashed his Iowa rally Sunday by telling them to “go home to mommy.” (Watch the videos below.)
The activists called the former president a “climate criminal.” When one woman accused him of taking millions from fossil-fuel interests, Trump smiled while supporters booed and tried to drown her out with a “Trump Trump Trump” chant.
“Go home to mommy,” Trump told the demonstrators in a C-SPAN clip posted by media watcher @Acyn. “Your mommy is waiting.”
One particularly loud man held up a sign and screamed that the GOP frontrunner was a “climate criminal.” He was shown being escorted out to chants of “USA! USA! USA!” and then given a verbal shove-off by Trump, who was stirring up support for Monday’s Iowa caucus.
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