A video of a Donald Trump rally held in Louisville, KY, shows a crowd pushing a black protester around as she walks by.
At one point in the video the girl tells one of the men pushing her “don’t touch me.” The video was taken by local broadcaster WLKY.
The rally, where Trump was introduced by New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie, was attended by thousands and interrupted several times by protesters both inside and outside of the Kentucky International Convention Center.
“Don’t hurt them, see if I say go get them I get in trouble with the press, the most dishonest human beings in the world,” Trump said as the protesters were being escorted out.
“If I say don’t hurt them, then the press says that Trump isn’t as tough as he used to be.”
Protests at Trump rallies have become a regular occurrence. On Monday a group of 30 black students were removed from a Turmp rally at a state university in Georgia. “We didn’t plan to do anything,” Tahjila Davis, a 19-year-old mass media major, told the Des Moines Register.
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Earlier this week a Time photographer was chokeslammed by a member of Donald Trump’s Secret Service detail after a dispute with the officer as he tried to take photos of protesters leaving a Trump rally in Radford, Va.
Secret Service agent choke slams reporter pic.twitter.com/jdsHOlylSB
— Joe Perticone (@JoePerticone) February 29, 2016
WLKY reports that it spoke with the protester later in the evening saying: “She said she is doing well. She is just trying to process everything.”





















