Former President Donald Trump booted the president of the Arizona Police Association off the stage at his rally telling him ‘you gotta go.’
Justin Harris, the president of the Arizona Police Association, joined Trump on stage at the Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale Friday night.
The police association president endorsed the Republican presidential nominee and slammed Kamala Harris for her comments on ‘reimagining’ public safety.
After speaking for nearly 10 minutes, the crowd grew restless from Harris’ remarks and began chanting from Trump to take back the microphone.
Harris looked at Trump standing behind him and the former president told him to wrap it up, saying ‘you gotta go.’
At the explosive rally, Robert Kennedy Jr. pledge his support to Trump before a raucous crowd of adoring supporters.
‘Tonight I am 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 some new policy ideas with Kennedy in mind.
‘In honor of Bobby… I will establish a new independent commission on assassination attempts,’ Trump – an assassination survivor himself – said.
The panel would also investigate Trump’s July 13 shooting in Butler, Pennsylvania.
‘And we will release all the documents pertaining to the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.’
Trump floated a new policy after seeing demonstrators burn U.S. flags at protests in Chicago for the Democratic National Convention.
‘They oughta make it illegal to burn the American flag,’ Trump said, before suggesting a new law.
‘You burn the American flag, you go to jail for one year,’ he said to cheers.
The ex-president also bashed Vice President Kamala Harris’s campaign – ripping her border policies.
‘325,00 migrant children are missing, they are gone,’ he said. ‘She allowed them to be trafficked into this country.’