Yes, you read that right. And to complicate things, this happened at UCLA.
Based on text later in the article, there is a growing "factional rift" among the Trump-supporting conservative right. On the one since, you have Turning Point USA, a group responsible for bringing provocative rightwing speakers to liberal universities. And then, you have the "far-right activists" a.k.a. "white supremacists and neo-Nazis," - who believe in "slamming the door on all immigrants, not just those who cross the border without documents, and who want an end to America’s military and diplomatic engagement with the wider world."
I don't want to overquote the article so I'm summarizing. I suggest reading the full text.
Source - The GuardianDonald Trump Jr ventured on to the University of California’s overwhelmingly liberal Los Angeles campus on Sunday, hoping to prove what he had just argued in his book – that a hate-filled American left was hell-bent on silencing him and anyone else who supported the Trump presidency.
But the appearance backfired when his own supporters, diehard Make America Great Again conservatives, raised their voices most loudly in protest and ended up drowning him out barely 20 minutes into an event scheduled to last two hours.
The audience was angry that Trump Jr and his girlfriend, Kimberly Guilfoyle, would not take questions. The loud shouts of “USA! USA!” that greeted Trump when he first appeared on the stage of a university lecture hall to promote his book Triggered: How The Left Thrives on Hate and Wants to Silence Us quickly morphed into even louder, openly hostile chants of “Q and A! Q and A!”
The 450-strong audience had just been told they would not be allowed to ask questions, “due to time constraints”.
Based on text later in the article, there is a growing "factional rift" among the Trump-supporting conservative right. On the one since, you have Turning Point USA, a group responsible for bringing provocative rightwing speakers to liberal universities. And then, you have the "far-right activists" a.k.a. "white supremacists and neo-Nazis," - who believe in "slamming the door on all immigrants, not just those who cross the border without documents, and who want an end to America’s military and diplomatic engagement with the wider world."
I don't want to overquote the article so I'm summarizing. I suggest reading the full text.