Trump Rally in Kansas Disrupted by Protesters

Donald Trump held a campaign rally in Wichita, Kansas, on Monday night, where he was repeatedly interrupted by protesters and promoted Republican Senate candidate Roger Marshall in a state where the race has become unexpectedly competitive. The rally in the traditionally Republican state comes as polls show Democratic challenger Adam Hamilton may have a chance against incumbent Senator Marshall, with the Cook Political Report recently rating the race a "toss up." Trump used the speech to attack Hamilton as a "radical left-wing extremist" and repeat unsubstantiated claims about election fraud. Trump's approval rating stands at just 33 percent, and some Republican candidates have tried to distance themselves from him. The New York Times recently reported sparse attendance at some of his rallies, which Trump denied, insisting his events are sold out.