US President Donald Trump faced another heckler at a rally in Ohio on Wednesday evening, when a man shouting about Trump and Jeffrey Epstein was escorted out by security. The incident took place in Chillicothe, Ohio, as Trump campaigns ahead of the midterm elections scheduled for Tuesday, November 3.
Heckler Removed After Shouting About Epstein
The protester was heard shouting "Trump went on the Jeffrey Epstein plane" in a deep voice, repeating the statement before being drowned out by boos from the crowd. MAGA supporters also chanted "USA! USA! USA!" as the man was removed.
Two security guards attempted to remove him from the stands, with a male bystander assisting as the disruptor appeared to resist. The man, who appears to go by Robby Roadsteamer, held up his middle finger during the exchange.
Protester Posts Own Footage Online
Later in the evening, the man posted his own phone footage of the incident on his X account. He appears to be a MAGA provocateur and seemed to be trying to remind attendees that Trump's name appeared repeatedly in the Epstein files. A mention or appearances in the files does not imply any wrongdoing. Trump has never been charged with any criminal activity connected to the late paedophile and sex offender and fiercely denies any wrongdoing.
"Singing The Epstein Plane to Trump at his rally tonite! The raw footage. With the cops pulling me out! (Uncut)," he wrote in a post on X, attaching a video clip over a minute long.
Removal Met With Chants of Support
During the removal, the man's phone fell and he could be heard saying, "Ok, calm down." He then picked up his phone and said, "Ow! No political violence! No political violence! No political violence!" as he was escorted out of the venue.
An officer appears to tell the man that he was "uninvited" from the event. He responded with, "Why? I'm singing hit songs! No, I wanna go back! We're having fun!" His removal was met with chants of "USA! USA! USA!" in support.
The incident marks the third consecutive night that a rally has been disrupted by a heckler as Trump tries to boost support for Republican candidates ahead of the high-stakes elections on Tuesday, November 3. Political analysts and polls suggest it will be a bloodbath for the GOP.
