Protesters briefly disrupt first lady Jill Biden's speech at Human Rights Campaign dinner in LA

A group of protesters briefly disrupted first lady Jill Biden's speech during the Human Rights Campaign's 2024 Los Angeles Dinner on Saturday. 

As soon as she took the stage, a group of people who had made their way into the dinner began to chant "cease-fire now," while at least one held up what looked like a blanket or shawl with writing on it. 

Dozens of protesters could also be seen outside of the dinner's venue, the Fairmont Century Plaza Hotel in Century City 

Biden is visiting LA for yet another round of fundraising for her husband's re-election campaign, making a slew of stops throughout Southern California before leaving on Monday. 

She is set to attend an event in LA prior to leaving, as part of the White House initiative on Women's Health Research. 

She arrived Friday where she made an appearance at a fundraiser at the home of Dr. Patricia Gordon in Hancock Park. While speaking, she told the crowd that the event had raised more than $1 million.