Trump just Emerged from the White House with the kids and First Lady Melania Trump for Halloween

Senior White House correspondent Peter Doocy joins us live from the North Lawn. Good evening, Peter. Good evening, Brett. The map is changing by the minute here at the White House. What else? Official, uh, rather. Officials have decided at least one in-person rally in Kansas is no longer a good use of President Trump's time. They have calculated that he can do more good in more places with more tele-rallies. I got you into this thing, darling. South Carolina's Senate race moving from lean Republican to a toss-up in the latest Fox News power ranking. Lindsey's looking down. He said, I'd love to be here, but it just didn't work out. Senator Darlene Graham spoke for just 86 seconds at today's rally as her campaign relies mostly on the president. The president's very popular in South Carolina. It's about bringing Republicans out. And ensuring that they stay with the team. That's a different strategy than Democrat Annie Andrews, who is tied with Graham in a New York Times Siena poll, 48 to 48. We've been building a campaign that's for everybody, not just for Democrats who are feeling hopeful in South Carolina, but for independents who are ready for change. A strong Tuesday night for Democrats could put them in the majority with 54 seats. A strong Tuesday night for Republicans could see their majority shrink to 52 seats. If you lose one or two or three votes, you don't have guns anymore. They outlaw the guns. They could do that. A Kansas Trump rally Saturday benefiting Senator Roger Marshall has been canceled. I think he's doing well. We're going to do a tele-rally for him instead. He's doing very well. A new point to campaign on, the GDP grew at an annual rate of 3.4% last quarter. Came out at a much higher number than any projections. According to the Fed's preferred gauge, inflation rose this September 3.6% compared to last September. That figure, better than expected. Not for long, if Republicans don't retain control of Congress, argues President Trump. But if the Democrats win the midterms, they will burn it all down. As of right now, Kansas is the only campaign stop the president is skipping. He's still doing Florida tomorrow and Iowa on Sunday. And right this minute, he and the first lady are on the South Lawn greeting trick-or-treaters. A lot of Pokemon costumes this year, some dinosaurs. The president has laughed the most at a little girl dressed as a pickle. Right? The pickle. Peter Doocy live on the North Lawn. Peter, thanks. Be sure to like and subscribe for all the Fox News latest on YouTube and catch full shows streaming now on Fox 1.