Trump said the protesters' coverage during the shooting at the synagogue was "false"

The day after his visit to the site of the country's latest shooting in Pittsburgh, President Trump accused the media of sowing division in the country because of the coverage of protesters who opposed his visit.

"The visit yesterday to Pittsburgh was about to come together to heal, after this day of unity and solidarity, I went home and I unfortunately sliced ​​it down. "news." he said.

The crowd began to sing "CNN is zero, CNN is zero".

"Unfortunately, they took a small group of protesters away from us because we could not have been better treated, and the first lady and I represented the Presidency and they did everything they could to try and play. Pushing people apart from that, that's what happens, they separate people, "said Trump, disputing the protesters' media coverage." It was wrong and it was pretending … and when we talk about division, it's a big part of the division right there. "

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"The left-wing media do not want to solve problems, they want to stir up resentment, it has to stop," said Trump.

President Trump has decried the "crazy policy" of citizenship based on the birthright and said "we are finally going to end it".

"Hundreds of thousands of illegal immigrants are automatically declared citizens every year because of this senseless policy," Trump said. "Under this policy, anyone who enters our country and has a child the next day will be turned into a citizen for life."

"This policy has even created an entire birth tourism industry – big business.Pregnant women travel to America to make their kids an instant US citizen," Trump said.

"The constitution does not require, I say to the media, do not require it, because illegal aliens are not subject to the jurisdiction of the United States," Trump said.

As the President began his last six-day sprint and eleven rallies until election day with his rally in Florida tonight, he was also eager to talk about election issues and bring the conversation back to l & # 39; immigration.

Trump called Tuesday mid-way on the "most important elections of our lives" but added a caveat: "Although I will say, not as important as 2016."

He warned that the approaching migrant caravan was crossing Mexico, warning that "they have a lot of rough people in these caravans, they are not angels".

The president then criticized the so-called "catch and release" policy by suggesting that he will capture but will not release future migrants.

"It's called catch, but we eliminate the word release," said Trump. "We're not going out anymore, we do not have a choice."

At one point, the president asked who in the crowd had voted early. After loud cheers, the president joked, "So what am I doing here tonight? What am I doing?"

"It's as if 100% of people in this room voted," said the president.

The President invited Governor Scott and Gov. candidate Ron Desantis to speak. When he returned to the microphone, the president criticized Gillum "too extreme for the people of Florida" and called him "radical socialist" who wants to turn Florida into Venezuela, "open your borders" and take "a ruin". bullet "to the Florida economy.