No Kings 'Vote Early' events across Michigan Saturday

And the political heat being turned up in Michigan, rallies planned across the country this Saturday, and of course, right here in Michigan, Fox News' Amy Lang joins us now with more. So, Rup, you know, this is the No King's Day event that's coming up on this Saturday, and it's also, of course, combined with this huge get-out-the-vote effort because, as you said, we are less than three weeks from the midterm elections. Well, there have been several No King's Days since Donald Trump was elected president, with millions of people taking to the streets across the country. This year, events are scheduled throughout the state in Metro Detroit. And we spoke with one of the organizers who will be at the rally Saturday near Eastern Market. Designed to give people an avenue of expression to talk about many of the concerns that people have in regard to the ongoing war in Iran, the genocide that is taking place in Palestine. There's also the question of the cuts in Medicare and other health care services, the inflationary spiral that we've been struggling against over the last year and a half, all of these issues are relevant to this year's No King's Day. But we have to be vigilant and we have to be observant in regard to this midterm election. It's going to determine what the political future is in the United States. Once again, we see the radical Soros-funded left-wing effort trying to rally people in the state because I think that they have seen that they are losing altitude and losing momentum in a very fast fashion. And maybe this is the way that they can try and get their people enthused about what's going on. Jamie Rowe, Republican strategist, he clearly doesn't expect there will be a big turnout. Instead, he says people will be watching college football and that Republicans will be campaigning by knocking on doors and encouraging their supporters to get out and vote. Certainly the get out and vote effort is something everyone can coalesce behind because both sides, every side wants their folks out there casting that ballot. You know, Amy, when you talk about Michigan being a purple state and you look at just the last six minutes of this newscast, you have a packed room of people in Monroe supporting JD Vance and the Trump administration. And then you're talking about this big rally on Saturday. It does show where the battle lines are drawn in the state of Michigan. And I think too, you just saw this Fox News polling that came out today that the approval numbers for President Trump are at the lowest ever, this time around or last, just 36%. So it'll be interesting to see how much campaigning he's doing or are the surrogates sent, JD Vance, other folks to try to rally the base instead. So lots to see here as we get into these last 19 days. We'll be watching it every step of the way right here in Michigan. Amy Lang, thank you so much for that.