A protester caused a stir at a Donald Trump rally in Manchester, New Hampshire on Saturday night, prompting his immediate removal from the event. The former President was interrupted when the man attempted to join him onstage, leading to a swift response from security personnel.

Wearing a black sweatshirt with the words "Kelly's Roast Beef," the protester shouted indecipherable phrases at Trump, drawing attention from the crowd. Trump questioned the man's identity, asking if he was a friend or acquaintance. As the disturbance escalated, Trump commanded the protester to leave, and supporters joined in the chorus, chanting "Get out of here" and "USA, USA."

Secret Service agents and local Manchester police swiftly moved towards the agitator, who appeared to reach for his jacket before heading towards the stage. However, a vigilant Secret Service member stationed beneath the staircase intercepted the protester, preventing any further advancement. The individual was subsequently arrested and escorted out of the arena.

Trump, undeterred by the incident, remarked on the seriousness of politics, implying that protests were a sign of their increasing relevance. He also alleged that the disruptors were paid by billionaire George Soros, claiming it to be a common practice. The former President viewed the interruptions as a consequence of his leading position in the political arena.

In the context of the upcoming New Hampshire GOP presidential primary, a recent poll released by Suffolk University, the Boston Globe, and NBC10 in Boston shows Trump enjoying a 52% support among likely voters. His closest competitor, former United Nations ambassador Haley, stands at 35% support, after a two-point increase since the previous survey.

The rally disturbance serves as a reminder of the fervor surrounding the presidential race and the passion it evokes among supporters and detractors alike.