Trump left visibly shaken by Ohio rally scare as his bodyguards race to surround him on stage minutes after he brushed off last night’s Chicago racist violence as ‘planned attack’ by ‘professional wiseguys’
Trump took to the stand in Dayton, Ohio the day after Chicago rally meltdown
He addressed yesterday’s violence as a ‘planned attack’ caused by ‘professional people’
Blamed Obama for dividing America and said he still wants to ‘build a wall’
One crowd member tried to rush the stage as four SS agents rushed to Trump’s aid on stage
Day after bloody brawls broke out inside the University of Illinois at Chicago Pavilion last night
Chicago police confirmed at least six arrests in Chicago last night
More than 10,000 people officially RSPV’d to protest the event
Two police officers were injured and 5 people were arrested
Also scheduled to appear in Cleveland, Ohio and Kansas City, Missouri
By David Martosko, U.s Political Editor In Chicago
DailyMail.com
12 March 2016
Donald Trump addressed crowds in Ohio Saturday to condemn last night’s bloody scenes as ‘disgusting’, saying it would have been a ‘tremendous rally’ but descended into violence because of what he called a ‘planned attack’ by ‘professional wiseguys’.
But his speech was disturbed after one crowd member tried to rush the stage and threw an object -it is unclear what – causing four Secret Service personnel to quickly leap to the stage in his aid.
The Republican candidate looked visibly rattled as the offending person was escorted out.
Trump did not explain what had happened, but said: ‘Thank you for the warning. I was ready for ’em, but it’s much better if the cops do it, don’t we agree?’
The man has since been arrested and is due to face assault charges.
In his first official address since last night’s Chicago rally, which went into melt down after bloody brawls and loud demonstrations broke out amid racial tensions, he went on to defend his ‘nice’ supporters and blamed Obama for ‘dividing the country’.
As the dust settled in Chicago, hundreds gathered in Wright Brothers Aero Hangar near Dayton, many of whom had queued since midnight last night and packed out the venue to full capacity.
The billionaire businessman denounced Obama’s leadership for ‘dividing America’, despite the obvious division seen between the 10, 000 protesters and Trump supporters seen in Chicago last night.
He referred to a border that is like a piece of ‘Swiss cheese’ as one of the factors that has ‘divided the country, black versus white, income groups and congress’.
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