Donald Trump thinks he should 'get credit' for handling rally disruptions
On Sunday, two days after Donald Trump canceled a Chicago rally rather than speak in front of hundreds of protesters in a crowd, the Republican presidential frontrunner suggested he "should get credit, not be scorned" for the tone of his rallies.
"I'm treated very unfairly," Trump said on CNN's State of the Union.
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Meanwhile, BuzzFeed's Kyle Blaine points out that none of Trump's Sunday morning interviewers asked about another recent incident at a Trump event: his campaign manager allegedly assaulting a reporter. Julie Kliegman
