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9:27Now PlayingThere has been a lot of violence at Donald Trump events recently. One recent rally resulted in an arrest. Cenk Uygur, host of the The Young Turks, breaks it down. Tell us what you think in the comment section below.
"It’s happened again.
Donald Trump’s supporters turned violent against non-violent protestors again, this time at a North Carolina rally Wednesday evening where one Trump fan even punched a passing protestor square in the face as he attempted to leave.
While the Republican presidential frontrunner and carnival barker has long drawn protestors and bellicose supporters alike to his campaign rallies with controversial rhetoric, in recent days peaceful protesters have been repeatedly met with more might from security officials and more vitriol from Trump supporters.
Two different groups of African-American students were profiled and kicked out of Trump rallies on college campuses in two different states recently. Trump supporters have physically attacked protesters at Trump’s events on a number of occasions and video of this latest incident shows a Trump supporter boldly assaulting a protestor right in front of police officers.”*
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