Trump Says He Wouldn't Mind if Someone Shot Through 'The Fake News' to Get Him

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

60% : Some of the members of the press following Trump at the event in Lititz, Pennsylvania, had a sight line through one of the gaps.
45% : LITITZ, Pennsylvania (Reuters) - Republican Donald Trump complained to supporters on Sunday about gaps in the bullet-proof glass surrounding him as he spoke and mused that an assassin would have to shoot through the news media to get him, adding, "I don't mind that so much."In a meandering 90-minute rally speech two days before Tuesday's U.S. presidential election, Trump noted that there were gaps in the panes of glass around him.
42% : He said Trump was looking out for the media's safety.
15% : Arizona's top prosecutor on Friday opened an investigation after Trump suggested prominent Republican critic former congresswoman Liz Cheney should face gunfire in combat.
12% : Trump spent a considerable amount of his speech attacking the news media at the rally, at one point gesturing to TV cameras and saying, "ABC, it's ABC, fake news, CBS, ABC, NBC.
8% : Surveying the gaps, Trump said: "To get me, somebody would have to shoot through the fake news and I don't mind that so much."Trump's rhetoric has become increasingly unrestrained in the campaign's final weeks.

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