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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