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Former President Donald Trump told a protestor to “go home to mommy,” after he was interrupted during a rally in Indianola, Iowa on Sunday.
Trump, like the other Republican candidates, continued to make a last-ditch effort to gather support in Iowa ahead of the Iowa Caucuses on Monday.
The former president made a stop in Indianola, Iowa on Sunday to give a speech at a rally, when he was met with protestors.
One female protestor could be heard shouting, “You take millions.”
“I would go home to mommy,” Trump responded.
He then addressed the crowd, telling him it was amazing because he used to get interrupted all of the time, adding that he did not think it had happened in about two and a half to three years.
“That’s different, and she’s so young,” Trump said. “So young and immature.”
He was then interrupted again for nearly a minute, with protestors shouting, “Climate Criminal.”
But his supporters then drowned out the protestors with chants of “USA, USA, USA.”
“That’s why we have America over here now,” Trump said.
Posted by Greg Wehner
