Trump's economic speech disrupted by series of protests
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At least a dozen women protested Donald Trump's economic policy speech Monday by jumping up and shouting in a coordinated effort to disrupt the Republican presidential nominee's remarks.
One at a time, women seated throughout the audience stood up and yelled "Mr. Trump," but their continued shouts were quickly drowned out by boos as security led them from the room. An organization called the Michigan People's Campaign is claiming responsibility. It was hard to hear the women, but the group says they were yelling at Trump about jobs and his comments on women.
"It's all very well planned out," Trump said after security had led several protesters out.
