Trump interrupted by protesters at Kansas rally for Senator Roger Marshall

President Donald Trump was repeatedly interrupted by protesters during his rally in Park City, Kansas, on Monday night, just minutes after taking the stage. The heckling occurred as he campaigned for Republican Senator Roger Marshall ahead of November's midterm elections. Trump responded with insults, including a "your mom" joke, and claimed protesters were paid $250 to cause disturbances. The interruptions came as a recent YouGov poll showed Democrat Adam Hamilton leading Marshall by 3 points in the race. Trump defended Marshall against a New York Times report detailing lawsuits against over 700 patients with outstanding medical bills. The president also faces a record-low 33 percent approval rating amid an unpopular Iran war and persistent inflation.