Trump Uses Antisemitic Term While Defending Marshall’s Past Lawsuits
President Donald Trump used the antisemitic term 'Shylock' at a rally in Kansas while defending Kansas Sen. Roger Marshall's past lawsuits against patients for medical bills.
Monterey Salinas, CA, October 19, 2026 —
President Donald Trump used the antisemitic term “Shylock” at a rally in Kansas while defending Sen. Roger Marshall’s past lawsuits against patients over medical bills, according to the available summary of the remarks.
The summary does not provide the date or venue of the rally, the full wording of Trump’s remarks, or further detail about the lawsuits. It also does not identify who organized the event or describe any response from Marshall, patients involved in the cases, or others present.
The account links Trump’s use of the term to his defense of Marshall’s past lawsuits. It does not specify what Trump said about the cases beyond that description, including when they were filed, how they were resolved, or the amounts involved. No additional information about the patients or the circumstances of the medical bills was provided.
The term is identified in the summary as antisemitic. Without the full remarks, the precise context in which Trump used it cannot be established from the information available. The summary also does not indicate whether Trump or Marshall later commented on the episode.
The reported incident centers on two details: Trump’s use of the term at a Kansas rally and his defense of Marshall’s past lawsuits against patients for medical bills. Further specifics—including the rally date, the complete remarks and the cases’ outcomes—were not included in the information provided.
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