Donald Trump blasts President Obama for his criticism of the Republican presumptive nominee, calling it "campaigning." Trump criticized Obama at a rally in Sacramento for jumping in the political fray and said "he should go out and do the job he's supposed to be doing."



"We have a country that doesn't win anymore, right, we know that. When is the last time, seriously, think about it, when is the last time we had a victory in this country? We don't have victories anymore," Trump said at a campaign rally in an aeroplane hanger Wednesday night.



"Did you see our GDP? It's, like, almost zero. If that happened in China, they'd have a revolution. It's, you know, they get down to 7%, 8%, and they start devaluing their currency again. Which kills us because they take our jobs and they kill our companies when they do that and they're not supposed to do that. And they're not supposed to be building fortresses in the South China Sea. They have no respect for our country," Trump said.



"They have no respect for our president," Trump told the crowd. "They think he's a total lightweight. And now he's going to be campaigning. And you know what, he shouldn't campaign. He should go out and do the job that he's supposed to be doing, not campaigning. So we don't win anymore."