DETROIT (AP) —People chanting about the war in Gaza attempted to interrupt Kamala Harris' campaign speech outside Detroit.
At first, Harris said to those trying to disrupt her, “I am here because I believe in democracy and everybody’s voice matters.”
“But I am speaking now,” she said, sparking cheers from most of the audience.
The chants opposing the Israeli-Hamas war, which strikes at the heart of parts of suburban Detroit, such as Dearborn, continued until Harris’ tone changed.
“If you want Donald Trump to win, then say that,” she told them sternly. “Otherwise, I’m speaking.”
It was then that the majority of the audience picked her up, chanting: “We’re not going back! We’re not going back!”