Tangent: Kahn's complaint is apparently that Trump "hates" Muslims. He flashed a copy of the Constitution in Trump's face, and accused Trump (in essence) of not being familiar with the Constitution.
Pointing out the indisputable fact that 90% of the strife in the world today is perpetrated by people who proudly proclaim that they are serving Islam - is that "hate," or is that pointing out facts that make Muslims uncomfortable?
What, exactly, has Trump said or done with respect to prospective and recent Muslim immigrants that is contrary to the Constitution, or Constitutional law (which often has nothing to do with the Constitution)?
Nothing.
When did Trump say or imply that it was not possible for an American Muslim to be a patriotic American or a Hero? I don't recall anything in what I've read or seen. And if he had said such a thing it would have been widely reported.
"Equal protection under the law" does not apply to people trying to get into this country. "Liberty"? How does that apply to any of this?
These are serious questions, but nobody in the MSM is even concerned about them. The fact is that Khan slandered Trump for no valid reason, and Trump struck back - inarticulately and crudely. And BTW, asking what that woman was doing on stage - just standing there looking pathetic - is a valid question. Why was she there if she had nothing to say? Can't the guy talk without her standing there? Was she simply a prop? (Hint: yes).