As only he can do, President Barack Obama bringing down the house in Wisconsin.

It is a newish speech there that riff in the end is designed to appeal to people who say nothing in it for me.

President Obama, they're leaving it all on the field, as they say, in Madison, Wisconsin,

alongside vice presidential candidate Tim

walls joining our coverage former Republican congressman MS NBC

political analyst David Jolly former senator host of MS NBC's How to Win 2024

podcast Claire McCaskill and importantly the chair of the North Carolina

Democratic Party Anderson Clayton Anderson.

Anderson you've been watching with us because we were going to start with a focus on North Carolina.

Trump's trip yesterday where he snarled traffic and refused to condemn threats of violence against

female workers, but as is often the case, President Obama sort of scooped us and mentioned it here in this closing

message to voters about what kind of person essentially goes and spreads

disinformation while others are trying to help. First your reaction to

President Obama? Well he just gave me the energy that I needed to make sure that my feet are on the ground for the

next 14 days, knocking doors and doing everything we can to make sure that Kamala Harris and

Tim Walz get elected. But we also know that he made a great point about how dangerous Donald Trump's agenda is when you're spreading disinformation, particularly an impact to communities in Western North Carolina right now.

We've even seen his former National Security Advisors,

folks like Olivia Troy here at North Carolina, even come out and say

that she's never seen someone like Donald Trump politicize natural disaster relief as much

as she did during his administration.

And so we know what's at stake this year, especially in places like Western North

Carolina that have just been ravaged by Hurricane Helene.

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