Protests and even violence are increasing at the rallies for Donald Trump, the default leading candidate for the Republican party nomination to run for the White House.
He's set to do several events in Washington including meetings with the Republican party leadership and a big speech.
Our U-S correspondent Priscilla Huff reports:
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He's set to do several events in Washington including meetings with the Republican party leadership and a big speech.
Our U-S correspondent Priscilla Huff reports:
IN: "A protestor …"
OUT: from Washington"
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Speaking to ABC News 'This Week', Donald Trump said he doesn't condone violence but wasn't upset after a protestor was punched in Tucson:
IN: Just before he...
OUT: ...are professional agitators
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The chairman of the Republican National Committee, Reince Priebus [pron RNYZ PREE-BUS], told ABC's 'This Week' that he's spoken with the Trump campaign about dealing with protestors at political rallies, saying it should be a matter for hired security and police, not campaign staff:
IN: My point would...
OUT: ...don't condone it
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