2024 US poll live updates: Trump and Harris campaign in battleground state Pennsylvania as Election Day approaches

A 49-year-old Las Vegas man was pulled over about a half-mile from a Coachella Valley campaign event while carrying an unregistered shotgun, a loaded handgun, and a high-capacity magazine.

Government workers were forced to evacuate in a North Carolina county and one man was arrested after reports of armed militias roaming around in trucks “searching” for hurricane relief workers.

Deputies later said they found no evidence that the men with guns were in the truck, but they did arrest a man armed with an assault rifle for allegedly threatening to “disrupt” FEMA officials. said.

On Saturday, the Washington Post reported that a U.S. Forest Service official alerted rescue workers in an email that said the National Guard had encountered two trucks and was on a FEMA hunt.

Meanwhile, in Erie, Pennsylvania, Kamala Harris played a recording of Donald Trump’s own words, claiming that Trump is becoming “more and more unstable and less free.”

My colleague Andrew Finberg reports:

Speaking to a crowd of supporters at a rally in Erie, Pennsylvania, Harris called the twice-impeached former felon “someone who will stop at nothing to assert his power” and said he believed the Constitution He cited his long history of statements expressing disdain for the Constitution. A recent Supreme Court decision granted the president blanket immunity from prosecution for any crimes committed in the performance of his official duties.

But Ms. Harris told the audience, estimated by campaign officials at about 6,000 people, that there was no need to take her word for Mr. Trump’s malicious intent.

She asked her staff to “roll a clip” of what she said was an example of President Trump’s “worldview and intentions.” It’s part of an interview President Trump sat down with FOX Business host Maria Bartiromo.

In it, Trump told an economic correspondent, a strong and vocal supporter of his who had repeatedly broadcast lies about the conduct of the 2020 election, that the “enemy from within” and that he would not support Trump. , or a term used to refer to Americans who do not vote Republican, said: It is “more dangerous” than foreign adversaries such as Russia or China.

“We have some very bad people in our country. We have sick people and radical left-wing lunatics. And I want them to be treated like that, by the National Guard if necessary, or by the military if it’s really necessary.” “I think it should be handled very easily by the Fox personality,” he said without facing any backlash from the Fox personality.

As many as 238 doctors, nurses and other health care workers are asking former President Donald Trump to release their medical records.

They say he should practice transparency because of his “advanced age.”

The letter was originally obtained by CBS News. The event was sponsored by Doctors for Harris, an organization not affiliated with the vice president’s campaign.

“Mr. Trump falls short of any standard of fitness for public office and exhibits worrying characteristics of impaired vision,” they said in a letter released Sunday.

“In the limited opportunity to investigate his actions, he provides a very worrying snapshot,” they added.

“As we grow older, we all lose our sharpness and revert to our simplest instincts. President Trump uses his rallies and appearances to meander and air his many grievances. We are witnessing it since then,” the signatories said.

Philippe Esformes, whose 20-year sentence was commuted by President Trump at the end of his first and so far only term in the White House, has been charged with two felonies and could be headed back to prison. It was reported. New York Times.

According to the newspaper, he is at least the seventh person to receive a pardon from President Trump and subsequently be charged with new crimes.

He is also the third person charged with domestic violence to be pardoned by the president at the time.

On Saturday night, he verbally threatened a woman a relative said was his wife. He also threatened a second member of the family, according to the Times.

A candidate for public office’s most valuable asset is time. And how they spend that money shows what their priorities are.

The livestream was unceremoniously cut off, presumably meaning that Donald Trump’s town hall event in Oaks, Pennsylvania, ended not with a bang but with the heartbreaking echo of Cats’ “Memory.”

Thank you for sticking with us through this roller coaster of a situation. We pray for the repose of the souls of the two people who became ill.

One of the themes of this town hall, at least before the medical crisis, was President Trump’s refusal to believe official statistics.

He did not go into detail or provide evidence on crime, inflation or the death toll from the war in Ukraine, repeatedly insisting that currently published figures were unacceptable and that the real numbers were far worse.

Meanwhile, my colleague Alex Lang says City Hall has now been in this suspended limbo for twice as long as it has actually been in operation.

Trump continues to sway his body to the music.

Town Hall events are over – or will they be? Things are a bit confusing right now.

Performing Luciano Pavarotti’s “Ave Maria,” Sarah Brightman and Andrea Bocelli’s “Time to Say Goodbye,” and James Brown’s “It’s a Man’s World” (again featuring Pavarotti) After that, Mr. Trump reappeared, mixing in some of the former president’s slightly stiff dance moves. address the crowd.

“How about this? We play at the YMCA and go home. But listen, do whatever you can and go out. We have to win. This is me This is the most important election in our country’s history…

“These two people who passed away were patriots and we love them. And because of them, good music was born, right?”

And then there’s Jeff Buckley’s cover of Leonard Cohen’s “Hallelujah.” We’ll let you know as soon as we have more exciting news.