Trump protester shouts Nazi salute at campaign rally

A protester at a Donald Trump campaign rally in Las Vegas shouted a Nazi-era salute at the Republican presidential candidate. A protester identified by NBC News as a large middle-aged man shouted “Sieg Heil” at the rally Monday evening as another protester was dragged away by security services, NBC reported. About 10 members of a group that supports the Black Lives Matter movement led the protest. The Trump rally was held the day before the Republican presidential candidates debate in the Nevada city. Trump is leading in the polls. BuzzFeed described the “fevered, frenzied” mood of the protests at the rally as “mayhem” and said that Trump “gleefully narrated the madness from his podium like a tabloid talk show host presiding over an on-camera brawl between guests.” In November, Trump confirmed his support for a database to track American Muslims, saying that he would move to require Muslims to register with the government if he were elected. “I would certainly implement that. Absolutely,” Trump told NBC News in between campaign stops in Iowa. “There should be a lot of systems beyond databases,” he added. “We should have a lot of systems.” Asked how his system would differ from what the Nazis did to the Jews, Trump said repeatedly: “You tell me.”

Trump protester shouts Nazi salute at campaign rally

A middle-aged man shouted “Sieg Heil” at the rally.

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