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Today we are talking about the president
because he isn't just campaigning like Republicans are in midterm trouble, he's saying it out loud.
We're worried about Michigan, we're worried about Texas, we're worried about a few states.
Plus, former President Barack Obama joins the midterm fight.
We're going to talk about who he's backing in these final weeks of the race.
Also, a gang rape allegation at Cornell, an alleged cocaine ring at Penn State.
Should colleges take a serious look at banning fraternities?
And in the first election of the AI era, people are asking chatbots who they should vote for.
What could go wrong?
Good morning, everybody.
I'm Audie Cornish.
Here's where we begin the president's red state blitz.
We're talking Oklahoma, Alabama, Alaska, Ohio, and now Nebraska.
Trump and J.D.
Vance are trying to shore up support in states they won, some by 20 points two years ago.
The race is in those states today, now tighter than ever.
The White House is trying to sway voters.
There was a $90 Medicare check, an ACA refund.