It was the second consecutive day Biden was interrupted during a speech by protesters angry at his handling of Israel's war against Hamas
Pro-Palestinian protester disrupts Biden speech to UAW workers
It was the second day in a row pro-Palestinian protesters disrupted a Biden speech.
President Biden was heckled Wednesday during a speech at a United Auto Workers union conference in Washington, D.C. by pro-Palestinian protesters, the second such interruption in as many days for the president.
Biden, who received an endorsement Wednesday from UAW President Shawn Fain, was speaking when protesters began chanting "Free Gaza." Others waved the Palestinian flag. Video footage shows protesters being escorted out of a room and several union workers drowning them out with chants of "UAW."
On Tuesday, Biden was also interrupted several times by pro-Palestinian protesters during his remarks at an abortion rights rally in Manassas, Virginia.
Pro-Palestinian protesters interrupted President Biden's speech to United Auto Workers union conference in Washington on Wednesday. (Fox News)
Throughout his speech, multiple protesters interrupted by shouting critiques of his handling of Israel's ongoing ground offensive in the Hamas-controlled Gaza Strip.
A male protester with a Palestinian flag shouted, "How many kids have you killed?" He was drowned out by the crowd chanting "four more years" as security escorted him out.
Pro-Palestinian protesters have called for the Biden administration to halt any military assistance to Israel, citing its military campaign against Hamas and the humanitarian crisis unfolding inside Gaza. Israel declared war on the terror group after its unprecedented deadly Oct. 7 attack on Israeli communities.
The UAW endorsed Biden as he battles former President Donald Trump for the support of key labor groups.
"Joe Biden bet on the American worker, while Donald Trump blamed the American worker," Fain said as the group caps its three-day gathering in Washington, D.C., to map out its political priorities. "We need to know who's going to sit in the most powerful seat in the world and us win as a united working class. So if our endorsements must be earned, Joe Biden has earned it."
FOX Business' Danielle Wallace contributed to this report.
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