Trump campaigns for GOP candidates with 15 days until midterms

President Trump is giving a major late-stage endorsement to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. In a social media post yesterday, Trump called Netanyahu a great warrior prime minister and a vital partner in combating Iran. The endorsement comes just days before Israelis head to the polls for their first national election since the Hamas attacks three years ago. With 15 days to go, President Trump is kicking off a week-long campaign blitz today to help push GOP candidates in tight races over the finish line. while Democrat stars will be on the trail looking to keep up their party's momentum and take control of Congress. Reporter Rebecca Castor has more on this final campaign stretch. With early voting starting in at least six more states today, time is running out for candidates in competitive races to convince voters to send them to Washington. In this election, I'm asking you to pretend that I'm on the ballot. When I'm on the ballot, we always won. President Trump will continue that rally call this week As polls show, some Republican candidates are locked in tight races, even in states he easily carried in the last election. One of those is Kansas, a state Trump won by 16 points in 2024. But the Democratic Senate nominee, Adam Hamilton, is leading GOP incumbent Roger Marshall in several polls. Trump is heading there today, hoping to tip the scales. But historically, the president's party loses ground in midterm elections, and so far that trend seems to be holding. Fox predicts Democrats will take the House, but control of the Senate will come down to turnout on election night. While Trump mobilizes MAGA, Democrat stars Bill Clinton, Barack Obama, and Kamala Harris will campaign in key states this week. We've got to make sure they understand all the great things that have happened. We as Republicans are working to bring housing prices down, fuel prices down. Michigan is one of the most contentious Senate races and likely key to which party will take control. Both Presidents Trump and Obama will campaign there this weekend.