Former President

Trump and Vice President Harris were out on the trail in neighboring states today.

Harris fired up some of her Republican supporters in battleground Arizona,

but we begin our coverage with former President Trump, who held a rally in Colorado, a state

not seen as within his reach in this election.

In Aurora, Colorado this afternoon, former President Trump campaigned on crime and immigration.

I will rescue Aurora and every town that has been invaded and conquered.

These towns have been conquered. Explain that to

your governor. He doesn't have a clue. They've been conquered.

And we will put these vicious and bloodthirsty criminals in jail or kick them out of our

country.

Trump repeated lies debunked many times by local officials about

Venezuelan gangs taking control of parts of the Denver suburb.

Delivering a familiar and false refrain about violent crime rates in America which FBI data shows have

been declining.

Vice President Harris, meanwhile, rallied in neighboring Arizona, her second straight day in the battleground border state, this time

courting voters from across the aisle at a Republicans for Harris event.

Each of you have had the courage to say, hey, we may not agree on every single thing.

That's also what a democracy looks like.

But foundational, first principles cannot be in question.

Not for the sake of our children, not for the sake of our future and well-being, not for the sake of our standing in the world.

A running mate Tim Walls was in Michigan earlier today.

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