Trump, Obama and Clinton hit campaign trail

President Trump is back on the campaign trail today, going to South Carolina. It's part of a final push for the midterms where Republicans hope his presence will help stave off Democratic gains. Doug Luzader joining us now live from Washington this morning with a closer look at the president's agenda today. Good morning, Doug. Good morning, the president looking at expending a great deal of money and time in the days ahead, and he says he's optimistic about Election Day. November 3rd is the big day and I look so forward to that evening of elect, I just think we're gonna do great, I just feel it. President Trump in North Carolina hoping to keep Republican control of the Senate and his strategy goes beyond personal appearances. He posted on Truth Social, I have spent or will be spending over $400 million by election day, more than $300 million has already been spent. It can make a difference and Republicans are significantly outspending Democrats in some of these key Senate races in particular. But money isn't everything. Not everything and Democrats are counting on historical trends, the president's low approval numbers and what they hope will be heavy hitters out on the campaign trail. The question is not how many people are gonna be able to move here. The question is whether the people who already live here can stay here and have a good life. A former President Bill Clinton was in Florida yesterday stumping for Democratic gubernatorial candidate David Jolly. And former President Barack Obama will also be campaigning, especially in the critical Michigan Senate race. The president meantime was asked to look ahead to 2028 and said he hasn't spoken to Vice President JD Vance about a possible endorsement. Who would believe that? I don't talk about it with him, he doesn't talk about it, it's early. We are very early right now, we have to get through the midterms, we'll see how it goes. And the president's campaign blitz continues beyond the Carolinas this week with stops in Iowa, Florida, Georgia, and then Michigan on Sunday. Back to you guys. All right, Doug Luzader following the latest for us this morning live in Washington. Thank you, Doug.