President Trump's midterm elections blitz

So much 605 now President Trump back on the campaign trail today heading to Florida that follows a rally last night in Iowa and as Doug Luzader reports from Washington it's part of a big final push from both parties ahead of the midterms with less than two weeks to go. The president is hoping to ward off a blue wave on election night with a number of these races getting extremely tight. Thank you very much I love this place. President Trump in Iowa last night hitting on familiar issues and also defending a controversial ad in the Ohio gubernatorial race. It shows the estranged mother of Democratic candidate Amy Acton calling her daughter a liar. There have been bipartisan calls for Republican candidate Vivek Ramaswamy to take it down. So I told him, leave it up and look upstairs and say, thank you, God, very much. I appreciate it. For the president, it was an early morning return to the White House before he heads back out to Florida today. And he's not the only one making the rounds. It's time to turn that anger into action. Former Vice President Kamala Harris was campaigning in Mississippi. Former President Obama will be in Michigan this weekend. Back in Iowa meantime, even among Trump supporters lined up to see him, elevated gas prices still resonate. I remember when Trump was in office the last time. I used to work at a Costco, and we had gas as low as $1.39 a gallon. The president has accused Iran of trying to intentionally drive gas prices higher ahead of the midterms, even as more oil is getting through the Strait of Hormuz. I think the administration did want to see Iran sort of move to the back burner. It's about as good as it could be right now in terms of it staying off the front page while they're trying to make the case to voters here in the next two weeks. That comes amid reports that the administration may be contemplating new military action against Iran after the midterms. In Washington, Doug Luzader, Fox News.