They don't feel Trump, that is the deal ::: Protesters at Donald Trump's first Chicago campaign rally were so numerous on Friday 11th March 2016 that they shut the event down following loud demonstrations and a series of physical brawls. Fistfights broke out inside the University of Illinois at Chicago Pavilion between an anti-Trump mob and Chicagoans who came to hear the Republican front-runner speak... outside, an impatient group of thousands more massed, Temperatures rose.
Multiple law enforcement sources told DailyMail.com that there was a credible threat against Trump from groups of protesters who planned to storm the stage. They intended to swarm to the front of the crowd at an agreed-upon signal, a Secret Service agent said his agency believed, converging on Trump's podium from different directions all at once. Trump himself ultimately called it off.
