If it's Monday with eight days to go, Vice President Harrison, former President Trump

Barnstorm key battleground states as Harris allies voiced their frustration about the state of the race and the

former president faces the fallout from racist jokes and inflammatory remarks

at his Madison Square Garden rally last night. Plus as the fight for the control of Congress heats up, will take you inside the paths

to victory for both parties that goes through some key contests and some sleeper races that

could be wake-up calls.

And the FBI and the Department of Homeland Security

warned state and local law enforcement

that domestic violent extremist pose

a potentially major threat to the US election with poll workers, ballot

boxes, and campaign events all potential targets. Hi there, welcome to Meet the Press Now, I'm Ryan Nobles with just over one week to election day. It is a dog fight.

Former President Trump and Vice President Harris blitzing the trail, the Vice President

making multiple stops in battleground Michigan, the former president

holding two events in Georgia. Harris preparing to deliver what her campaign

is billing as a closing argument speech tomorrow where she's expected to rip in to Mr. Trump from the

White House ellipse which of course was the same place he gave as January 6

remarks nearly four years ago. The former president meanwhile firing up his faithful with personal attacks but also facing backlash after a packed rally last night at Madison Square Garden, which was overshadowed by a series of inflammatory remarks from rally speakers.

Comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, the opening speaker,

cracking a racist and vulgar joke about Latinos,

while others leaned into sexist and racist rhetoric. joke about

Kamala Harris.

Kamala Harris.

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