WATCH: Trump supporters get away nationwide anthem at Texas rally

The viewers at former President Donald Trump's rally in Texas broke out into singing the nationwide anthem Saturday evening.

Whereas Trump harped on the Jan. 6 committee's investigation, supporters packed into the venue at Robstown gave him pause as a refrain acquired louder with a rendition of the Star Spangled Banner.

Trump, sporting one in all his crimson "Make America Nice Once more" hats, smiled and clapped as the group ended with the "House of the courageous" line and started cheering loudly.

After a spherical of "USA" chants, Trump once more spoke into the microphone saying, "Wow that is so lovely. You realize when this entire large group stood up, I mentioned, 'Oh we now have protesters.' And you already know what? They're protesting. They're protesting what's happening in our nation, and it is so dangerous, and so unsuitable."

Trump's rally in Texas comes simply over two weeks earlier than the midterm elections. He arrived flying in fashion, touring aboard his newly refurbished Boeing 757, referred to as "Trump Power One."

Though he has not formally declared a run for president in 2024, Trump has teased one other marketing campaign, and within the meantime has endorsed a wave of candidates working for workplace within the midterm elections.