Good evening. I'm Jeff Bennett. I'm the Navas is away. On the news hour tonight,

Donald Trump's longest serving chief of staff speaks out about the former president's

authoritarian tendencies and praise of Adolf Hitler.

Intelligence officials warn that Russia and Iran could stoke violence after election day, all while local election officials try to combat

misinformation spread by politicians here in the U.S.

And despite advancements in safety for drivers,

how the increasing size of cars

poses a threat to pedestrians.

40,000 people a year dying on our streets

and roads across the country and still we just collectively shrug. 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 Des 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 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,

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