At an election rally in Lititz, Pennsylvania, former President Donald Trump addressed the issue of assassination attempts on his life, stating that he wouldn't mind if someone attempted to harm him through 'fake news.' Trump's remarks, including criticism of his decision to leave the White House after losing the 2020 election and comments on the protective glass around him, have sparked controversy.

He mentioned dissatisfaction with the media and joked about the necessity of bulletproof glass at his rallies.

Democrats criticized his statements, with Ammar Moussa highlighting his behavior as 'unhinged.' Trump's Campaign Communications Director, Steven Cheung, clarified that Trump's comments about media involvement were remarks on the threats against him.

Cheung insisted Trump's comments were protective of the media, indicating their potential exposure to danger while covering him.

The discussion has added another layer of controversy as Trump continues his campaign trail.