If it's Tuesday, former President Trump's allies are urging him to get on message and on the trail,

calling on him to stop attacking Vice President Harris's race and start going after a record.

Plus Israel putting its military on high alert

as the country readies for retaliation from Iran and its proxies.

And as top U.S. and Arab officials prepared to hold a critical round of ceasefire talks over

the war in Gaza.

And abortion access now officially on the ballot in two more states,

including in battleground Arizona,

where border politics and the fight over reproductive rights

are set to converge in a state that could decide

who wins the White House and which party controls

Congress. Welcome to Meet the Press Now. I'm Gaye Gutierrez in Washington. As former

President Donald Trump takes his campaign to a familiar place with familiar

attack lines even as his own allies warn he needs to refocus his message against

Vice President Kamala Harris. Last night the the former president joined Elon Musk,

the billionaire owner of X, who has endorsed him,

for a lengthy informal and freewheeling conversation

on Trump's once favorite platform. After about 40 minutes of technical difficulties,

the conversation went on for more than two hours.

At times, more than a million people were tuned in.

As the Trump campaign aims to reach an audience that frequently

forgos traditional media, those listening heard talking points similar to

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