Local news hits Trump for serving 'pre-screened' supporters at 'closed' McDonald's

Spectrum News, airing on local stations across the country, called out former President Donald Trump for appearing to serve "pre-screened" supporters at a "closed" McDonald's in Pennsylvania on Sunday.

In the Monday report, Spectrum News correspondent Angi Gonzalez noted that Vice President Kamala Harris spent part of her weekend speaking at a church in Georgia. Meanwhile, Trump was campaigning in Pennsylvania.

"Sunday, during a campaign stop at a McDonald's near Philadelphia, Trump briefly interacted with a pre-screened group of supporters at the drive-thru," Gonzalez said. "The location was closed to the public at the time of his visit."

"While there, he continued to claim without evidence that Harris has never worked at McDonald's, something that she revealed about her past in the early days of her campaign," she added.

Gonzalez also noted that Trump had used foul language against his opponent during a rally over the weekend.

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"We can't stand you, you're a sh-t vice president," Trump complained. "Kamala, you're fired, get the hell out of here, you're fired."

Harris responded to MSNBC: "What you see in my opponent, a former president of the United States, really is, it demeans the office."

Watch the video from Spectrum News below or at this link.