Audience At Trump's Univision Town Hall Seemingly Show Their Disgust For Trump As He Attempts To Answer Question

Donald Trump appeared Wednesday night for a town hall broadcast on Univision, during which he took questions from Hispanic voters. The questions were tougher than most Trump has received throughout the campaign- and the audience reacted not nearly as well as Trump is used to.

Earlier in the day, Trump had participated in a town hall with an all-female crowd, reportedly packed with his supporters. That was not the case for the Univision event.

One of the more notable questions at the town hall came from a man named Ramiro Gonzalez. He described himself as no longer registered as a Republican, although he said he was giving Trump “the opportunity to win back my vote.”

He specifically mentioned Trump’s actions on January 6, his handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, and “people in your administration who do not support you,” including his own former vice president, Mike Pence.

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Trump’s answer?

Voter: I am a Republican that’s no longer registered. Your inaction during your presidency was a little disturbing to me. What happened during January 6th and the fact that you waited so long to take action while your supporters were attacking the Capitol. Coronavirus, I thought… pic.twitter.com/Z6JFVUouZX

— Acyn (@Acyn) October 17, 2024

“The vice president, I disagree with him on what he did. I totally disagreed with him on what he did,” Trump said of Pence, who a mob of Trump’s supporters vowed to hang on that day. He also declared that 97 percent of the people in his administration continue to support him.

“They didn’t come because of me,” Trump said of the January 6 rioters, who had explicitly been summoned to Washington due to a tweet from the then-president. “They came because of the election. They thought the election was a rigged election, and that’s why they came.” He also claimed, very falsely, that “there were no guns down there.” He went on to call January 6 “a day of love.”