Former President Donald Trump pushed the chairman of the Arizona Police Association off the stage at his rally, telling him, “You’ve got to go.”
Justin Harris, the president of the Arizona Police Association, stood onstage with Trump at the Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale on Friday night.
The president of the police association endorsed the Republican presidential candidate and criticized Kamala Harris for her comments about “reinventing” public safety.
After speaking for nearly 10 minutes, the audience became restless at Harris’s comments and began chanting for Trump to take the microphone again.
Harris looked at Trump standing behind him and the former president told him to stop, saying, “You have to go.”
Donald Trump kicked the president of the Arizona Police Association off the stage at his rally
Robert Kennedy Jr. expressed his support for Trump at the Arizona rally
At the explosive rally, Robert Kennedy Jr. pledged his support for Trump to a jubilant crowd of adoring fans.
“Tonight I’m very pleased to welcome a man who has been an incredible champion,” Trump said of Kennedy. “We’re both in this to do what’s right for the country.”
He then launched a number of new policy proposals with Kennedy in mind.
“In Bobby’s honor… I will create a new independent commission on attempted assassinations,” said Trump, who himself survived an assassination attempt.
The panel would also investigate the July 13 shooting Trump committed in Butler, Pennsylvania.
“And we will release all documents related to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.”
Trump announced new policy proposals with Kennedy in mind, such as a panel to investigate the president’s assassinations
Trump launched a new policy after witnessing protesters burning American flags during protests in Chicago marking the Democratic National Convention.
“They should make it illegal to burn the American flag,” Trump said, before proposing a new law.
“If you burn the American flag, you go to jail for a year,” he said to cheers.
The former president also launched a fierce attack on Vice President Kamala Harris’ campaign, criticizing her border policies.
“325,000 migrant children are missing, they’re gone,” he said. “She allowed them to be smuggled into this country.”
