Donald Trump Slams His Security For Being ‘Politically Correct’ In Ejecting Protester

President Donald Trump wasn’t happy with a security guard assigned to his campaign rally in Pennsylvania on Tuesday night.

A woman in a #MeToo hat wearing a T-shirt with a middle finger on it snuck into an empty pen near the stage and waved around a sign with a middle finger and the phrase “GRABBING POWER BACK.”

As the crowd jeered, Trump ordered security to eject the protester.

“Get her out,” he demanded, gesturing the “out” signal with his thumb.

Footage showed a guard holding his arms above the woman and trying to guide her to the exit of the pen, but not touching her as she waved her sign and gave the finger to Trump:

Trump grew impatient waiting for them to leave.

“Get her out, get her out,” he said. “See these guys want to be so politically correct. Get her out. You see that?”

Then, Trump taunted the security guard.

“I’ll tell you, law enforcement’s so great. That particular guy wanted to be so politically correct,” he said, waving his arms and moaning while mocking the guard:

“We don’t want to be politically correct,” Trump said. “I don’t know who he was. He didn’t do the greatest job.”

It’s not clear if the guard was with law enforcement, arena security or some other organization or agency.

A Twitter user with the handle Bird claimed to be the protester.

“When you’ve got the attention of @realDonaldTrump don’t miss your chance to give him the finger,” she tweeted. “I still have my sign and @realDonaldTrump received my message.

She added:

Trump’s call to not be “politically correct” harkens back to other incidents at his events.

During a rally in 2016, he promised to pay the legal fees of anyone who attacks a protester.

“If you see somebody getting ready to throw a tomato, knock the crap out of them, would you?” he said. “Seriously, OK?”

During another event, Trump complained that a protester was receiving high-fives as he left.

“I’d like to punch him in the face, I’ll tell you that,” he said.

And during a winter event in 2016, Trump told security to take the protesters’ coats.

“Throw them out into the cold,” he said. “Don’t give them their coats. No coats! Confiscate their coats.”