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Seems Trump's hecklers really did make a racket
Daily Mirror UK
|September 20, 2025
THE US Justice Department's second-in-command, Todd Blanche, thinks heckling Donald Trump over dinner is the same as running a Mafia family. Yes, really.
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Protesters who shouted at the president while he was “trying to enjoy dinner" could, according to Trump toady Blanche, face federal racketeering charges - the very law designed to take down mob bosses.
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