'Everything OK?': Vance leads crowd in prayer as woman suffers medical emergency at rally

'Everything OK?': Vance leads crowd in prayer as woman suffers medical emergency at rally

NORTH PLATTE, Neb. (TNND) — Vice President JD Vance paused a midterm campaign rally in Nebraska on Thursday after a woman in the crowd suffered a medical emergency.

"Everything OK?" Vance asked as members of the crowd yelled for help.

"Looks like we got a medical issue, everybody," he added. "So, let's just say a prayer and hope everybody's OK."

The vice president asked first responders and his personal medical team to assist the woman. He also asked the crowd to give emergency workers room before leading them in the Our Father.

"Always in moments like this, try to pray as the Lord taught us to pray," he said at the event.

Vance waited while the woman received medical attention, and the crowd remained quiet as first responders worked nearby. He those assisting her and encouraged attendees to keep her in their thoughts.

Vance then left the podium and walked over to the woman, where he spoke with her and assured the crowd she was "doing fine." He also said she told him the event marked her first rally.

The woman’s name and condition were not immediately released. It was unclear what caused the e...