Tonight shoring up the blue wall in battleground Wisconsin Vice President Harris

campaigns across the state calling out Trump for saying January 6 was a day of

love. Then early voting gets underway in the crucial swing state of

North Carolina and Treasury Secretary Janet Gellen sits down for an

exclusive interview with Stephanie Rule as the 11th hour gets underway on this

Thursday night.

Greetings everyone I'm Simone Sanders Townsend and for Stephanie Rule. Election day is now

19 days away but more than 8 million Americans have already cast their ballots and

this was the first day of early in-person voting for North Carolina.

The State Board of Elections says more than 200,000 people have already voted.

Vice presidential candidate Governor Tim Walls and former President Bill Clinton campaigned in the state while

presidential candidate Kamala Harris spent much of the day in a battleground

Wisconsin on a swing with three different stops. Harris was joined by businessman and

surrogate Mark Cuban. Now Mark Cuban who criticized Trump's economic plans and

on this swing Harris called out the former president for his comments at a town hall last night when he said the January 6 was quote a day of love.

January 6 was a tragic day. It was a day of terrible violence. There were attacks on

law enforcement. 140 law enforcement officers were injured, some were killed.

And what did Donald Trump say last night about January 6th?

He called it a quote a day of love. But it points out something that everyone here knows.

The American people are exhausted with his gas lighting.

Exhausted with his gas lighting.

Trump's running mate Senator J.D. Vance spent the day in Pennsylvania where he tried to downplay

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