Some attendees at a Donald Trump town hall event on Monday reportedly began leaving early after the Republican presidential nominee decided to stop taking questions from the audience and instead played music for 39 minutes.

Former President Donald Trump's town hall in Oaks took a surreal turn when the candidate stopped taking questions to play songs from his campaign playlist after a pair of medical incidents.

Former President Donald Trump stood and swayed to music for 39 minutes Monday after cutting off questions from supporters in an awkward end to a town hall in suburban Philadelphia. The Republican nominee unnerved some journalists and attendees by standing on stage and bopping around during the odd and extended session at which he called on the DJ to play tunes from the likes of James Brown and

A town hall for former President Donald Trump took a turn after two of its attendees required medical attention, prompting the campaign event to turn into a musical show.  “Let’s not do any more questions.

Donald Trump‘s appearance at the Town hall event on Monday, October 14, has been described by some as “bizarre,” as he could be seen swaying to music for 39 minutes after he stopped the Q&A session following a medical emergency at the event.

Former President Donald Trump chose to end a Q&A during his Pennsylvania rally Monday and then turned to music and dancing. CBS News political director Fin Gómez has more details on the odd ending to the Trump rally and how Vice President Kamala Harris' campaign is trying to court Black voters.