Woman Escorted From Trump Rally Gives President Double Middle Finger on Way Out

A heckler who disrupted President Donald Trump’s rally in Syracuse made her feelings toward the president clear, flashing both middle fingers at him as she was escorted out of the venue.

The president traveled to upstate New York on Friday to campaign for the state’s Republican gubernatorial candidate, Bruce Blakeman, who is running against Democratic incumbent Gov. Kathy Hochul.

A survey by The Post-Standard found, though, that “only four out of 16 local Republican candidates and party leaders plan to be on hand to hear Trump make his first public speech in Syracuse in 10 years.”

Trump was in the middle of talking about first taking office on Jan. 20, 2017, when the crowd erupted in jeers.

“Hello!” Trump remarked, craning his head to catch a glimpse of the commotion before swatting his hand dismissively. The broadcast cut to the crowd next, showing a woman being led toward the exits by law enforcement officers.

“USA! USA! USA!” the audience chanted.

Before leaving, the woman turned back to the president and flipped him off — with both hands. She then continued waving to the crowd.

“You know, they’re all paid by the radical left scum,” Trump claimed. “Every one of ’em’s a loser.”

Trump faced another heckler later in his speech, reacting to the commotion by asking, “Is he a friend or an enemy?” before dismissing the man as a “stupid guy.”

During the president’s Wednesday rally in San Antonio, Texas, he was interrupted by protesters at least six times.

A man wearing a MAGA hat violently yanked the first heckler to the ground by his hair, leading Trump to remark from the podium, “Let me ask you a question — is there anything like a Trump rally?”

And in Syracuse, protesters also took to the streets outside the venue, with a student journalist at The Daily Orange posting footage of crowds chanting, “Donald Trump has got to go!”

Watch above on LiveNOW from FOX.

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