JD Vance Rally Crowd Chants ‘USA’ as Protester Removed in North Carolina
Summary
At a campaign rally in Hendersonville, North Carolina, Vice President JD Vance was interrupted by a protester who shouted about releasing the Epstein files. The protester was removed by security while the crowd chanted “USA,” and Vance continued his remarks supporting Republican candidates.Key Facts
- The event was a campaign rally for Vice President JD Vance on October 19 in Hendersonville, North Carolina.
- A protester shouted “Release the Epstein files” and “God, bless our children” before being escorted out by security.
- The crowd chanted “USA” after the protester was removed.
- Vance responded by talking about illegal border crossings and criticizing Democrats, saying the government should work for American citizens.
- The rally supported Republican Senate candidate Michael Whatley and congressional candidate Jennifer Balkcom.
- The protest and chant happened one week after a protester was removed from President Donald Trump’s rally in Ohio.
- Vance and Trump are campaigning actively in several states to support Republican candidates before the November 3 midterm elections.
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