With two days until the election, Donald Trump decided to take a wrecking ball to his already flailing candidacy by hosting a rally this morning in Battleground, Pennsylvania.

And let's just say it didn't go very well for him.

To kick things off, here is the adjudicated rapist in Littitz, Pennsylvania, claiming that the Des Moines registrar and Ann Seltzer poll in Iowa, which

shows him losing to Kamala Harris by three points among likely voters should be illegal.

You get the right pollster you can do, and you do, you really do inflict damage, you know,

when you do like this person from Iowa.

Today, the election essentially is really, we're talking Turkey, comes out with a poll, different

from every other Paul.

It's called suppression.

They suppress and it actually should be illegal because it's, in many ways it's worse.

I didn't realize asking likely voters who they plan to vote for is voter suppression,

but hey, we are talking to Donald Trump, the expert on suppressing the vote.

By the way, for him to be this upset about a poll means his campaign must be looking at some devastating

internal numbers.

And it appears Trump is done

trying to persuade likely voters to support his campaign. Instead, he's trying to persuade someone

in the crowd to take a shot at him. Literally, listen here as he goes on to suggest that he

wouldn't mind if someone shot at members of the free press

to get to him. To get me, somebody would have to shoot through the fake news. And I don't mind that so

much. I don't mind. I don't mind that. That alone should warrant an additional indictment.

And for the guy who blames Democrats for the quote-unquote assassination attempts, it is actually

Donald Trump, who is quite literally on that stage goading would-be assassins into trying again,

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