Trump derided the Democratic candidates as 'choking' during this week's debate while accusing the media of unfairly covering his own 2016 campaign for president
President Donald Trump gave a damning critique of this week's Democratic primary debate, lobbing theatrical insults at two of his rising 2020 rivals at a Colorado rally Thursday.
"Bloomberg made a fool out of himself. He choked!" Trump said, while grabbing his gold necktie and gagging. "I can’t breathe! I can’t breathe!" The rally was part of a three-night, three-rally tour of Western states, finishing in Nevada on Friday, just before the state's Democratic caucuses.
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