RSBN's Mathew Alvarez was told to shut down his interviewing Trump supporters during the Lilac Women's GOP Luncheon.

The GOP lunch was supposed to be un-connected to any one candidate for the Republican nomination for president. But it wound up being a Trumpy fest.

RSBN was at the luncheon before the festivities began, interviewing attendees. It turns out he only interviewed MAGA supporters, so he was finally told to stop.

Alvarez, like most Trump media enablers, acted like a petulant child when he was asked to desist.

"What's your name?"

"Nikki McCarter from Belmont."

"Nice to meet you."

(A woman comes up to Alvarez and interrupts and gently asks him to stop.)

"You don't want us to talk to her?"

"These people are here to have lunch."

Like an asshole, he refused.

"Would you like to talk to us?" he asked

"I don't mind talking to you, but if it's against a rule," McCarter said.

"We prefer that people not be doing interviews," the woman replied.

Okay.

I got you.

Alvarez then launched into an attack on the event because he was told to stop. Then he tried to coax McCarter to ignore the request and talk to him, but she refused.

The NH Lilac Luncheon fundraiser doesn't endorse candidates so it was angering attendees that the RSBN was flogging Trump continually, in Jesus' name.

Another woman who appeared to be part of the organizers came back to scold the jaggoff.

We're going to ask you not to talk to the people that are in attendance.

All right?

You can stay back here with everybody else, because we just want to make sure everybody has a good time now.

Okay?

Copy that. Thank you so much.

But Alvarez was still furious and continued to ramble on in front of his camera and claim the NH Republican women's group are DeSantis supporters, and that's why he was shut down.

"You know what's really going on," he said.

The RSBN reporter thought that since he was there to promote Trump, no one had the authority to interfere with his interviews.

"Is this a blue state? Is this CNN?" he asked.