Violence Is Their Only Answer
NYC Official Who Mocked Charlie Kirk's Death Is In Deep Trouble
You Won't Believe What Don Lemon Thinks of Those Upset About That Anti-ICE...
Anti-Gunner Hacks Use Martin Luther King Jr. to Push for Gun Control, but...
UNC–Chapel Hill Awarded Major Federal Grant to Expand Civic Education
A New Lawsuit Alleges Eric Swalwell Cannot Run for California Governor. Here's Why.
The Party of Science Debuts a Bold New Theory About Menopause
Guess What Brandon Johnson Blamed for 'Sowing Division in Our Communities'
Fashion Designer Valentino Garavani Dead at 93
A Wisconsin Mom Was Threatened With a Lawsuit After Speaking Up for Her...
The Week Deportations Stayed Strong—and Backing Off Would Be a GOP Disaster
16,500 Dead and 330,000 Injured As Iran’s Brutal Crackdown Brings Protests to a...
ADL Targets Tucker Carlson Ss It Teams With GOP Lawmakers to Fight Antisemitism
Byron Donalds Slams Gubernatorial Opponent Over ICE Policy, Vows Tough Stance on Illegal...
Texas School District to Host 'Islamic Games'
Tipsheet

Pro-Hamas Protestors Crash Senator Hawley's Speech

Caroline Brehman/Pool via AP

Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) was escorted off stage at the Axios News Shapers forum in Washington, D.C., after the event was interrupted by pro-Palestinian protestors. 

Advertisement

The Republican was being interviewed by Axios reporter Stef Kight about the lawmaker's stance on artificial intelligence and government regulation of the industry. A demonstrator began shouting at Hawley about the children in Palestine and was joined shortly thereafter by several other protestors. 

Josh Hawley cannot possibly care about people in this country or the planet,” the protester said, according to Axios, “because he is supporting a war of starvation.” Another protestor shouted, “Your career is built on the suffering of children." 

The activists in the room held up signs reading “STOP STARVING GAZA” and “U.S. FUNDS GENOCIDE," as well as a Palestinian flag. The anti-war and social justice organization Code Pink took credit for the protesters' disruption.

Advertisement

The protestors were escorted out of the building. Stef Knight and Hawley left the stage temporarily, with Hawley waving off the accusations made by the last remaining protester. 

“We appreciate and understand that people feel passionately about some of these issues,” Kight said. “We do ask that you be respectful and allow us to continue our conversation. Please welcome back to the stage Senator Josh Hawley.”

Hawley returned to the stage amidst a round of applause, brushing off the protest as “just another day in the Senate.”


Editor’s Note: Do you enjoy Townhall’s conservative reporting that takes on the radical left and woke media? Support our work so that we can continue to bring you the truth.

Join Townhall VIP and use the promo code FIGHT to get 60% off your VIP membership!

Join the conversation as a VIP Member

Recommended

Trending on Townhall Videos

Advertisement
Advertisement
Advertisement