I will invoke the Alien Enemies Act of 18-0 of 1798.

Think of that.

1798.

That's when we had real politicians that said we're not going to play games.

We have to go back to 1798 to target and dismantle every migrant criminal network operating on American soil.

We're going to knock the hell out of them.

That's Donald Trump yesterday in North Carolina, suggesting that a 226-year-old law will give

him the power to carry out mass deportations.

And at that same Riley, he also repeated lies about the FEMA response to Hurricane Helene.

Meanwhile, Vice President Kamala Harris hit three swing states with one of Trump's most vocal critics,

hoping to win over Republican and independent voters.

We'll bring you a recap from the campaign trail straight ahead.

Plus, an update on Secretary of State Anthony Blinken's latest trip to Israel,

once again, seeking a ceasefire deal for Gaza. Thank you. Good morning and welcome to way too early on this Tuesday, October 22nd.

I'm Jonathan Lemire. Thanks for starting your day with us. We are now two weeks from Election Day. And we'll begin this

morning with Donald Trump's campaign stop in Battleground, North Carolina. The former president

began his rally in Greenville yesterday with claims that he's winning in every state,

but there may be some election fraud, and God should intervene.

Well, you know, they talk about it.

She is a threat to democracy.

I mean, that's really a threat to a lot of things,

but that's the way it has to be,

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