President Donald Trump lashed out Thursday at a Reuters reporter who asked whether his decision to skip a planned Saturday campaign stop in Kansas was related to fatigue or his health, telling him, "You look like hell."
The exchange took place after Air Force One returned from a stop in South Carolina, the New York Post reported. "Mr. President, you've been doing a lot of travel. We've been doing a lot of travel with you. How are you doing? How is your health?" the reporter asked.
"I think very good. I think you see that," Trump replied, adding that "we're going to have a strong Tuesday night."

When the reporter pressed him on whether skipping Kansas had anything to do with being tired of traveling, Trump said: "You are a sick guy. Reuters is terrible, by the way." He said he was not going to Kansas because Sen. Roger Marshall "is doing very well," and that he would hold a tele-rally instead and travel to Florida on Friday.
"You've been following me for two weeks. I feel perfect. You are disgusting. Put yourself in shape. You look like hell," said Trump, 80. The White House's rapid response team later celebrated the exchange and tagged the reporter, Jacob Bogage.
Trump has also canceled his weekend rallies and plans to phone in to other campaign events ahead of the Nov. 3 midterm elections, according to reports.