Donald Trump scolded CNN reporter Dana Bash for asking a “very insulting” question about what he would say to those criticizing him for “taking time out of swing states” to make an appearance Wednesday at opening of his latest hotel, Washington’s Trump International.
“For you to ask me that question is actually very insulting. Hillary Clinton does one stop, and then she goes home and sleeps, and yet you’ll ask me that question,” Trump said. “I think it’s a very rude question, to be honest with you.”
Trump argued he’s plenty busy on the campaign trail, saying, “I say the following: You have been covering me for the last long time. I did yesterday eight stops and three major speeches, and I’ve been doing this for weeks straight. I’m going to North Carolina right now, then I’m going to Florida, I’m going up to New Hampshire.”
Bash seems to have a knack for annoying the GOP candidate’s campaign. After the third presidential debate, Trump campaign manager Kellyanne Conway simply walked away when CNN’s chief political correspondent asked her repeatedly if Trump would accept results of the election on Nov. 8.
Trump also grew tired of Bash’s repeated questions this time around when she pestered him for “how much” he’s willing to spend on ads in swing states where he is down in the polls. He urged her to move on from the subject by saying, “Let’s go to your next question, Donna.”
A Short History Of Donald Trump's Walk Of Fame Star Getting Trashed (Photos)
In 2007, Donald Trump got his name added to the Hollywood Walk of Fame after becoming a pop culture icon with "The Apprentice." But since entering the presidential election, folks have flocked to Hollywood Blvd. to take a shot at The Donald by literally attacking his name. From paint to bodily waste to full-on destruction, here's a look at everything that has happened to Trump's fallen star.
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Some people have just done your standard Sharpie vandalism, covering Trump's star with obscenities and declarations of "racist" and "Nazi"
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Others have turned the attack on Trump's star into a communal gathering, with one man covering the star with chalk and encouraging others to join in.
Some painters try to be clever with their vandalism but failed. Whoever spray painted this swastika painted it facing-left. The swastika used by the Nazis faced to the right, while the facing-left version is more often seen at Buddhist temples than at white power rallies.
Then there are those who leave defacing Trump's star to the dogs, like this service pooch who decided to do its business on the name of a man known for doing business.
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But not everything that has been done to Trump's star has been crass. Some, like street artist Plastic Jesus, simply used the star as a basis for a public installation. In this case, the artist decided to build a wall around Trump's little patch of Hollywood land. No word if he made anyone pay for it.
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Now the vandalism has reached an even uglier level, as someone has decided to forgo the chalk and paint and just take a sledgehammer to Trump's star. The Walk of Fame has sent someone in to repair the star, and has denied demands from internet petitions for Trump's star to be removed, saying they will never remove a star from the Walk.
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Trump’s Walk of Fame star has been hit by paint, chalk, and now a sledgehammer
In 2007, Donald Trump got his name added to the Hollywood Walk of Fame after becoming a pop culture icon with "The Apprentice." But since entering the presidential election, folks have flocked to Hollywood Blvd. to take a shot at The Donald by literally attacking his name. From paint to bodily waste to full-on destruction, here's a look at everything that has happened to Trump's fallen star.