Sick new ISIS video shows Donald Trump being bundled away by guards after ‘assassination bid’
The footage has been released by the terror group's propagandists
ISIS terror thugs appear to have threatened Donald Trump in a chilling new terror video.
The footage has been released by the terror group's propagandists under the title 'Incite the Believers to the Fight 2' and shows last month's clip of the billionaire president-elect being bundled away by secret service guards after a false alarm.
The video features masked militants speaking in Malay - surrounded by the sinister black flag of ISIS - and is believed to have been released by Indonesian supporters of the vile terror group.
Southeast Asia faces a growing risk of extremist violence from Islamic State group supporters as the jihadist group seeks new pastures after setbacks in the Middle East, Singapore's home minister said Friday.
While ISIS is rapidly losing territory in Iraq and Syria, this may increase the risk of revenge attacks in Southeast Asia -- and certain pockets of the region are receptive to radical Islamic ideology.
The crowd jeered after he raised the sign, Crites said, but then "all of a sudden people next to me are starting to get violent; they’re grabbing at my arm, trying to rip the sign out of my hand."
At that point Crites claims the crowd "piled on" and he heard someone in the crowd shout “something about a gun” after he hit the floor.
Crites has since written on Facebook: "Take what happened tonight as a classic example of dictator incitement of violence - against your own Republican brother with a stupid sign."
Republican tycoon Trump reappeared at the Reno Convention Center several minutes after Crites had been removed to cheers from fans, declaring: “Nobody said it was going to be easy for us, but we will never ever be stopped.”
He went on: “I want to thank the Secret Service, they don’t get enough credit, they are amazing people.”
Trump later issued a statement saying: "I would like to thank the United States Secret Service and the law enforcement resources in Reno and the state of Nevada for their fast and professional response."
"I also want to thank the many thousands of people present for their unwavering and unbelievable support. Nothing will stop us -- we will make America great again!"
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