Welcome to the news hour. With less than two weeks until election day, former

President Donald Trump is courting voters tonight in the state of Georgia. But he's

also facing blistering new criticism from his longest serving chief of staff, John Kelly, who's

sounding the alarm on Trump's fitness for office. Something Vice President Kamala Harris pounced

on today. Here's Lisa de Jardin.

In swing state Georgia, south of Atlanta,

President Donald J. Trump.

Former President Donald Trump fielded questions in front of a friendly crowd, a faith town hall of Christians.

When you have faith when you believe in God, it's a big advantage over people that don't have that. It's a big advantage.

But overnight, far harsher words from John Kelly,

Trump's longest serving chief of staff, someone who was at his side for nearly a year and a half.

In scathing comments and audio interviews with the New York Times, Kelly said Trump,

behind the scenes displayed the tendencies of a fascist.

He certainly an authoritarian admires people who are dictators.

He has said that.

So he certainly falls into the general definition of fascist for sure. The retired marine general says he

won't endorse a candidate in the election. That's an enemy from within. That's

really that is a threat to democracy. But said

Trump's recent comments about using the military against domestic political

opponents motivated him to speak out. I think this issue of using the military to go after American citizens is one of those things I think is a very, very bad thing.

Even to say it for political purposes to get elected,

it's a very, very bad thing, let alone actually doing it.

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