It's worth remembering what a crazy presidential campaign this has been.

What started as a rematch between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump that many voters were dreading turned into an election no one saw coming.

July alone featured the first of two assassination attempts against the Republican frontrunner and an unprecedented switch at the top of the Democratic ticket.

Like so many of you, I've been following all these twists and turns closely.

I've spoken to voters and officials along the way, covered both conventions and the two presidential debates.

And yet, as I record this, I have absolutely no idea how this is going to play out on Tuesday. No one does. The polls have more or less shown a dead heat across most of the major battlegrounds for months now. But that doesn't mean it'll end up that way. Anything from a Trump blowout to a Harris landslide is possible,

with all kinds of closer permutations in between being just as likely.

But it's in those battlegrounds where Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Trump

have spent their final week on the trail with CNN following

every step of the way.

We're getting in our plane.

It's about 100 yards away from Trump's plane.

And we're heading to our third stop of the day.

This next flight is going to be a very short one.

It's actually only 12 minutes we've been told.

How are you going to continue to draw the contest with former President Donald Trump, specifically with the event. At the event, my laptop

broke out of nowhere unexpectedly. We're waiting for Senator J.D. Manns to take the stage

in Racine with Cronson. Whenever you're waiting for a candidate, you have to listen to the playlist,

sometimes listen to YMCA multiple times.

But that's just part of being on the trail.

Today, our campaign reporters, the embeds who have followed these candidates since the very start,

take us behind the scenes

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