Flood, who held the town hall in Columbus, Nebraska, in the face of guidance from his party not to do so, was booed and had his constituents yelling at him during the event. The Republicans have told its members to host call-ins and live-streamed town halls instead.

Congressman Mike Flood is hosting a town hall Tuesday to share what he's been doing in Washington, D.C. with Nebraska voters. The town hall comes after protesters were outside his office in Lincoln on Tuesday. The protesters said they have concerns about democracy and recent federal cuts.