With less than two weeks until Election Day, candidate Donald Trump took a "pit stop" to speak at the grand opening of a Trump International Hotel in Washington D.C., prompting media critics to question his decision to attend a business event instead of chasing votes in one of the crucial swing states where he is trailing in the polls.
"We have to choose the most optimistic path. We have to choose to believe not our politicians that in many cases truly don't know what they're doing but to believe in ourselves and in our country," he said.
CNN's Dana Bash caught Trump outside the hotel and raised the criticism. "For people who say you’re taking time out of swing states to go do this, you say?" she prodded.
Trump didn't bother playing nice:
"I say the following. You have been covering me for the last... long time. I did, yesterday, 8 stops and 3 major speeches. And I’ve been doing this for weeks straight. I left for here for an hour-and-a-half. I’m leaving here and going to North Carolina, then I’m going to Florida, then I’m going up to New Hampshire. For you to ask me that question is actually very insulting because Hillary Clinton does one stop and then goes home and sleeps. And yet you ask me that question. I think it’s a very rude question."
And that's how you deal with the biased media.
