The event launched a seven-state campaign tour to support Republican candidates ahead of the election in 15 days, targeting districts where GOP rural support has shown signs of decline. During the speech, Trump used the antisemitic term "shylock" to defend Marshall's medical billing practices and cautioned that the U.S. would "burn" like France if Democrats take power. The rally was repeatedly interrupted by at least six protesters, including trans activists who were escorted out after shouting profanities at Trump.
