Live in Times Square, this is Good Morning America.

Good morning America. Thank you for joining us on this Friday morning.

Yes, nice to see everyone. Nice to see you, Michael. And we have a lot to get to this morning, including the jobs report today.

It is the last one before the election with the economy, top of mind for so many voters.

And let's get the race on the race for the White House. Four days until the final votes.

Vice President Harris, former President Trump, both at the battleground states in the West.

And they're tearing through multiple battlegrounds from the Midwest to the South in their final sprint to election day.

Rachel Scott starts us off in Nevada with the latest on the Trump campaign.

Good morning, Rachel. George, good morning to you. Four days out from Election Day, Donald Trump

making this swing out west using increasingly dark and violent rhetoric against his political rivals.

And this morning, he's promising to elevate Robert F. Kennedy Jr., someone who has pushed a range

of conspiracy theories about vaccines to oversee public health

agencies and women's health too.

Overnight, Donald Trump speaking alongside Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

Despite his support for conspiracy theories around vaccines, Trump pledging to nominate him to oversee

public health agencies, now including vaccines and women's health.

The independent candidate dropped his presidential bid and endorsed Trump.

He can do anything he wants.

He wants to look at the vaccines.

He wants everything.

And he's going to work on health and women's health and all of the different reasons.

Kamala Harris firing back online, writing simply, no.

...