Midterm election 2026 push: Trump, Obama and Harris hit trail

President Donald Trump, former President Barack Obama, and former Vice President Kamala Harris all are on the campaign trail this weekend for the final push before the midterms, and C.B. Cotton has the latest tonight. With less than 10 days to go, the countdown to Election Day is on. In Michigan, a critical battleground state for the midterms, people started lining up overnight for President Donald Trump's rally in Port Huron. The president stumping for Republican Mike Rogers, who was facing off against Democrat Abdul El-Sayed and one of the nation's ugliest fights for a Senate seat. I'm here to keep a jihadist Muslim Brotherhood member from becoming a United States Senator. But he wasn't the only president out this weekend. Former President Barack Obama hit the campaign trail for El-Sayed in Detroit Saturday night. Abdul is fighting for change, real change will bring an end to this war. Change that will get money out of politics and put money in your pocket. Meanwhile, former Vice President Kamala Harris was in New Hampshire appearing alongside Democratic Senate candidate Chris Pappas. He's running against Republican John Sununu and her remarks, Harris suggested Americans are not happy with the current administration. We've been depressed, we've been angry, we've been frustrated, we've been feeling alone, hopeless, powerless. The push from political A-listers comes as early voting surges across the country. New York and New Jersey became the latest states to open their voting centers. Top of mind for many of these voters, the cost of living, according to the latest Fox News poll, measuring economic worries nationwide. Another big name out this weekend, Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, who will be campaigning for Abdul El-Sayed for the next two days. In New York, C.B. Cotton, Fox News.