Election Day is now only 28 days away.

Former President Donald Trump will campaign in Pennsylvania, Colorado, and Nevada by week's end.

Vice President Kamala Harris is also barnstorming not in battleground states necessarily but in a

media blitz on radio podcasts and on television. Lisa Desjardan has our report.

Vice President Kamala Harris campaigning this week in a flurry of media appearances

today joined the hosts of The View, a friendly interview,

though not toward her opponent,

former President Donald Trump.

Is a convicted felon, okay? A big-time loser.

I think people are exhausted.

Yeah. And they're, they're exhausted with the lies.

The daytime talk show, part of a purposeful outreach by Harris

to specific audiences, including women and families.

As part of that, today she unveiled a new proposal.

So what I am proposing is that basically what we will do is allow Medicare to cover

in-home health care.

The idea would pay for in-home AIDS to help some on Medicare

who need help with basic functions and whose families struggle to meet those needs.

Medicare would pay for it all at lower incomes and with a cost share at

higher ones. Some details are still coming but Tricia Newman with independent health

organization KFF says this is a massive unmet need.

You kind of know by talking to your friends and family members and colleagues

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