Trump protester: 'If it takes somebody getting punched in the face, that's what it takes'

The Donald TrumpDonald TrumpCruz: I don't support people who attack my family Cruz blames Trump and 'his henchmen' for tabloid report alleging affairs Christie helped Trump with debate prep MORE protester who was punched and kicked at a rally in Tucson, Ariz., Saturday said he was protesting the "fascism" of the Trump campaign. 

"I was protesting Trump’s facism, his racism, his lies, his women-hating," the protester, who identified himself as Bryan Sanders, said in an interview with the Arizona Daily Star. 

"A guy grabbed the sign out of my hand as I was being escorted out of the building and sucker punched me," he said. 

Sanders identified himself as an independent and said he also attended a Bernie SandersBernie SandersTrump and Cruz humiliate GOP establishment Alan Cumming backs Sanders The Hill's 12:30 Report MORE rally the night before. 

‘We're gonna stop this; this is not going to continue," he said. "If it takes somebody getting punched in the face, that's what it takes, no problem."