Trump in Kansas speech: "They want to raise the Palestinian flag in the heart of your country"

US President Donald Trump attacked his rivals at a campaign rally in Kansas, saying they want to raise the Palestinian flag in the heart of the country. He addressed Republican Senator Roger Marshall and mocked the Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan, Abdul Muhammad al-Sayed. Two protesters were removed from the hall.

US President Donald Trump attacked his political rivals during a campaign rally in Kansas. Trump said his rivals want to "release the criminals, make your children transgender, confiscate your money, and raise the Palestinian flag right in the heart of your great country." He addressed Republican Senator Roger Marshall and asked how the Palestinian flag would be received in his state. During the speech, at least two protesters who shouted against the president were removed. Trump mocked Arabs when referring to the Democratic Senate candidate in Michigan, Abdul Muhammad al-Sayed, saying he called him Muhammad because "I felt like it." He added that if someone from the Middle East is named Muhammad, there is a 65% chance of being right. Trump also attacked the immigration policy of French President Emmanuel Macron, claiming that Paris is about to become a Muslim city.