Donald Trump's Speech Escalated by Protesters' Slogans

Donald Trump's speech, the potential Republican nominee for the U.S. presidential election, was briefly escalated by protesters' slogans during the 'Opinion and Freedom' meeting on Friday, June 11. While Mr. Trump was criticizing Hillary Clinton, the potential Democratic nominee for the November election, and waiting in silence for applause from the guests, several protesters raised their fingers in a 'victory' sign and chanted, 'America! America!' The protesters also shouted, 'Stop the hate! Stop Trump!' Moments later, Mr. Trump's security guided the protesters out of the speech hall. In his remarks, he accused his potential rival Hillary Clinton of never mentioning 'radical Islam,' stating that this shows she is 'not worthy' of the presidency. According to Trump, the Democratic nominee seeks to increase the number of Syrian refugees in the U.S. by 500 percent. Shortly after, he faced protests from some opponents who shouted, 'We welcome refugees here.' This Republican nominee referred to the protesters as 'professional agitators' and said, 'Believe me.' Trump stated that Clinton would bring refugees to America, and some of them 'actively and openly' support terrorism. In another part of his speech, he said, 'No one should be judged by their race or skin color. We have a fragmented country and are seeking to unite the nation.' The potential Republican nominee also called for new immigration laws in the U.S. to protect the country from the threat of 'radical Islamist terrorism.' Donald Trump warned that if Hillary Clinton wins the presidential election, she will appoint a radical judge to the Supreme Court and will eliminate the Second Amendment of the U.S. Constitution, which recognizes the right of people to bear arms. The potential Republican nominee also emphasized cutting federal funding for family planning and abortion programs. Trump continued by stating that Hillary Clinton jeopardized national security by using a personal server during her tenure as Secretary of State. Investigations into Clinton's use of a personal email for official communications are ongoing, and Republicans are using this issue in their campaigns against her. Trump is leading the country into 'decline.' Meanwhile, Hillary Clinton, the potential Democratic nominee, criticized Trump's remarks, stating that he would take America back to a time when abortion was banned and women had limited life choices. The Democratic nominee clarified that Trump's claim of wanting to restore America's greatness is a code for taking the country into decline. An election expert told CNN that attacks between the two Republican and Democratic nominees will intensify daily until the presidential election in November.