Trump forced to cut Pennsylvania town hall short after multiple audience members experience health emergencies

OAKS, Pa. — Former President Donald Trump vowed to make housing, energy and groceries more affordable at a town hall Monday night in the country’s largest swing state before ending the event early after multiple audience members experienced health emergencies.

Trump, 78, blasted Vice President Kamala Harris for presiding over high interest rates and inflation that hiked consumer prices about 21% since President Biden took office — before calling off the forum in the Philadelphia suburbs as overheated attendees in the packed space were taken away. -- More...

Two people fainted inside Trump's Town Hall venue due to the heat, so he asked the Secret Service to open the doors to allow fresh air. They said they couldn't for his own safety, but he asked them to do it anyway.

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