Donald Trump delivered a blasphemous, conspiracy-laden speech two days before Tuesday’s presidential election, talking about gunning down journalists and suggesting he “shouldn’t have left” the White House after his 2020 loss to Democrat Joe Biden.

In remarks Sunday that bore little resemblance to the speech he has given at his recent rallies, the former president repeatedly questioned the integrity of the vote and resurrected old grievances after trying to overturn his 2020 election defeat. Trump has stepped up his verbal attacks on what he called the “demonic” Democratic Party and the U.S. media, at one point directing his rally in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, to the theme of violence against members of the press.

He noticed the ballistic glass used to protect it at outdoor events after a gunman’s assassination attempt in July and pointed out the openings between the panels.

“I have this piece of glass here,” he said. “But all we have here is fake news. And to catch me, someone would have to debunk the fake news. And it doesn’t bother me that much.