Trump's Remarks on Media Raise Safety Concerns

Former President Donald Trump has come under scrutiny for remarks made at a Pennsylvania rally, where he suggested he wouldn't mind if the press were shot in an assassination attempt on him, referring to gaps in bulletproof glass around him. This comment was seen as part of his ongoing attacks on the media, labeled as 'fake news'. Trump's campaign clarified that his remarks were about the threats he faces, not about harming journalists. Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris focuses on mobilizing voters, maintaining her underdog narrative despite confidence in winning. These developments come as both candidates make their final pushes before the election, with Trump continuing to challenge the integrity of the 2020 election results. Trump's rhetoric is increasingly extreme, causing concern among observers and campaign officials.