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CBS News
· collected 2026-10-08 · by Joe Walsh, Sophia Vlahakis, Sara Cook
President Trump's rally in San Antonio’s Freeman Coliseum on Wednesday was disrupted by several protesters who were either ejected or walked out after interrupting the event. At least ten individuals, including some who physically engaged with each other, were removed from the venue as Mr. Trump mocked them to jeering crowds. The president joked about one person needing to lose weight and another going home to their mother, who he claimed voted for him.
Written locally by qwen2.5:14b on 2026-10-08,
using this article's own text rather than the other coverage of the
same event (that is the story summary below).
Story summary
President Trump made his third visit to San Antonio, Texas, on October 7, ahead of the midterms, to campaign for Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton. During a rally at Freeman Coliseum, several protesters interrupted Trump's speech, leading to chaotic scenes and confrontations with supporters. Trump accused some of these individuals of being "paid protesters," while heckling continued throughout his address. Despite this disruption, the event aimed to boost support for Paxton in an increasingly tight race against Democratic opponent James Talarico, with less than a month until Election Day.
Written for “Trump Rallies In Texas” on 2026-10-08,
grounded in this article and the 6 other(s) covering the same event.
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Leaning: leans right for article 64444 (high confidence, 2 verified quotes) · logged 2026-10-08
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Several hecklers were removed from President Trump's rally in Texas late Wednesday.
asserted
hecklers → remove → Texas
At least 10 people were either ejected from the venue by authorities or appeared to walk out after interrupting the rally, drawing jeers from the crowd at San Antonio's Freeman Coliseum as Mr. Trump mocked the protesters.
asserted
Trump → eject → protesters
It's the president's
in recent weeks to support Republican Senate nominee Ken Paxton, who is facing a tougher-than-expected contest against .Less than 10 minutes into Mr. Trump's speech, a person stormed away from the stage while yelling.
asserted
person → support → stage
At one point, a man in a red hat grabbed that person's hair and appeared to get into a physical altercation, leading other rallygoers to separate the two.
asserted
man → grab → two
After the person walked out of the venue, the president asked: "Is there anything like a Trump rally?"
"He's going back home to mom right now," the president said.
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president → walk → mom
"What he doesn't know is that his mom voted for Trump."
asserted
mom → know → Trump
For the next hour, several other people were walked out of the venue by law enforcement or security while the crowd booed them.
asserted
crowd → walk → them
In some cases, Trump supporters and demonstrators were separated after physically tangling with each other.
asserted
supporters → separate → other
At least one person was handcuffed before law enforcement led him out.
asserted
enforcement → handcuff → him
The president poked fun at several of the attendees who were ejected, saying one person has "got to lose a lot of weight" and others were "really bad-looking people."
asserted
others → poke → weight
CBS News has reached out to local authorities and the U.S. Secret Service for more information on the ejections.
asserted
News → reach → ejections
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