The former president made a crowd of people listen to all his favorite songs, including “Ave Maria” three times.

After a second medical incident at Donald Trump’s event outside Philadelphia, the candidate stood on the stage bobbing for a half-hour as the crowd slowly filtered out.

Donald Trump defended his decision to turn a town-hall event Monday night into an unusual, nearly 40-minute listening session of his favorite songs from his campaign’s music playlist. The event was interrupted by two medical emergencies in the crowd,

In a statement posted to X Tuesday, Wainwright wrote that he "in no way" condoned Donald Trump's use of his cover of Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah at a town hall in the Philadelphia suburbs Monday.

The former president danced and swayed for more than 30 minutes as he played songs by Sinead O'Connor, Jeff Buckley, Guns N' Roses, and more Trump’s Town Hall Turns Into Bizarre Listening Party

For more than a half hour, the former president stood on stage listening to music instead of answering questions

If you had "Donald Trump dancing instead of answering questions" on your 2024 bingo card, get your stamper ready. During a town hall this week, the Republican candidate for President opted to listen to his campaign playlist instead of continuing to answer questions at the Philadelphia event.