Trump's Pennsylvania Town Hall Interrupted Twice by Medical Emergencies

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Donald Trump's town hall in Pennsylvania was interrupted twice by medical emergencies due to the heat**. The former president requested that the doors be opened for fresh air, but was advised against it for security reasons. After the second medical emergency, Trump stopped taking questions and played music from his rally playlist instead. At least two attendees fainted during the event.

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