Speaker of the House [crscore]Paul Ryan[/crscore] condemned “people on the left” for disrupting Donald Trump rallies, while saying that Trump needs to do his best “to not incite violence.”
During a press conference on Tuesday, Ryan said “all candidates have an obligation to do what they can do to try and provide an atmosphere of harmony, to reduce the violence, to not incite violence and make sure we’re appealing to people on their best ideals.” (RELATED: Here Are The Radical Leftist Anti-Trump Groups Behind The Chicago Protest)
Ryan argued, “It’s pretty clear that there’s a concerted effort by people on the left to disrupt these rallies, to disrupt these events and that needs to be condemned and we condemn that. Having said that, I think as candidates, all candidates have an obligation to do what they can do to try and provide an atmosphere of harmony, to reduce the violence, to not incite violence and make sure we’re appealing to people on their best ideals, that we’re going to unite the country around ideas that unite the country so we can actually fix our country’s problems.”
The Speaker of the House was referring to the acts of violence that have been seen in and around a couple of Donald Trump’s rallies. (RELATED: Trump Cancels Chicago Event Amid Chaos, Safety Concerns)