Trump's town hall in Philly suburbs turns into playlist party after medical emergencies: 'Let's just listen to music'

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

76% : "Those two people that went down were patriots and we love them," Trump said, referring to the people who fainted.
71% : Trump requested Luciano Pavarotti's rendition "Ave Maria" and other songs that have become staples of his rally playlist.
67% : Trump stood on stage fist pumping and swaying side to side, and pointing at the crowd, with Noem beside him for several more songs.
61% : By the time "Memory" from the musical Cats started, Trump had stepped down off the stage to interact with people in the audience who had hung back to take video of him standing on stage while the music played.
52% : As a Guns N' Roses song started and Trump remained on stage, Noem perched on one of the chairs.
48% : Trump asked to laughs.
46% : "After both emergencies, Trump asked if the air conditioning could be turned up higher.
44% : But the back-to-back incidents prompted Trump to suggest the town hall -- about four questions in -- end there and he proceeded to play DJ.
38% : PHILADELPHIA -- Former President Donald Trump's first campaign event in the Philadelphia suburbs took an odd turn Monday night after two consecutive medical emergencies in the crowd prompted Trump to suggest maybe everyone just listen to his playlist.
34% : "Let's not do any more questions," Trump said.
23% : Who the hell wants to hear questions?"Trump was about forty minutes into a town hall moderated by South Dakota Gov. Kristi Noem and featuring friendly questions from the audience when a man collapsed in the risers in the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks.

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