President Donald Trump said "paid troublemakers" are attending Republican town halls, and Sen. Roger Marshall agreed after a western Kansas event.

Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall became the latest Republican elected to Congress to become the target of boos and shouting during a local town hall meeting Saturday, which his chief of staff blamed as an astroturfing effort by “Democrat operatives.

Moran is known for his frequent attendance at town hall meetings. But after a scene erupted at a Senator Marshall town hall over the weekend, the question is will Moran

Republican Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall ended a rural town hall meeting early after people angry questioned actions by President Trump.

Colin McRoberts packed his bags on Friday night to drive 5.5 hours to Senator Roger Marshall’s town hall meeting in Oakley, Kansas, scheduled for 9 a.m. on Saturday.

A town hall meeting hosted by Senator Roger Marshall in rural northwest Kansas Saturday morning included questions and answers, shouting, applause, boos and Senator Marshall leaving the event

Marshall hosted a town hall to visit with voters on Saturday morning at the Logan County Hospital in Oakley. Many in attendance said Marshall left the meeting before they were finished asking questions. On Monday morning, NBC's TODAY Show featured a clip of Marshall telling those at the the meeting he would leave if they were rude to him.

A Saturday town hall in the northwest Kansas community of Oakley ended early, as Senator Roger Marshall (R) cut it short.