Let's go to Rachel Scott in Atlanta with the latest
in the Trump campaign.
Good morning, Rachel, George, good morning to you from battleground,
Georgia.
This state seeing record numbers of early voting.
Former President Donald Trump did not mention those explosive allegations
from his own former chief of staff John Kelly during
his campaign stops here, but he did take to social
media to respond for the first time this morning.
Donald Trump taking his closing message out West as he
lashes out at his own former chief of staff John
Kelly, who called him a fascist with no concept for
the rule of law or the Constitution.
Trump taking a social media to call Kelly a quote,
lowlife and a bad general despite expressing confidence in him
in the past.
General Kelly will go down in terms of the position
of chief of staff, one of the great ever the
former president denying first hand accounts from Kelly, who told
the New York Times Trump praised Nazi leader Adolf Hitler.
He commented more of the ones that you know, that
Hitler did some good things too.
Well, I tell him that I said, you know, it's
very if you first of all, you should never say
that.
But if you knew what Hitler was all about from
the beginning to the end, everything he did was in
support of his racist, fascist life, you know, you know,
philosophy.
So that nothing he did, you could argue, was good.
Trump barnstorming Georgia.
But he didn't say a single word about those explosive
allegations.
And I'd like to begin by asking a very simple
question.
Are you better off now than you were four years
ago?
Instead, he attacked Vice President Kamala Harris's mental fitness and
repeated false claims about Haitian migrants in Springfield, OH, suggesting
the issue helps him politically.
It's only good if you are a politician thinking about
running for office and running against them.
With the election just 12 days out, 24,000,000 Americans around
the country have already voted early, more than two million
here in Georgia.
Trump pushing baseless claims suggesting early voting is not secure,
even as he urged his supporters to turn out.
Just get out and vote.
Be a little careful.
Make sure your vote gets counted.
There are ways of doing that, too.
And the former president lavishing praise on billionaire Elon Musk,
who is spending millions of dollars in battleground states to
support Trump.
He gave me the most beautiful.
And you know where he is now he's working in
Pennsylvania trying to get us lots of votes.
But Musk is under scrutiny for his promise to give
$1 million to registered voters who signed his political organization's
petition.
He's already handed out four checks Every day from now
until the election, we're giving out $1,000,000 prize.
Sources tell ABC News the Justice Department has sent a
letter warning Musk that his giveaway may violate federal law
against paying voters.
And Pennsylvania is one of those critical battlegrounds where Elon
Musk has handed out one of those checks.
The governor in that state suggesting that law enforcement should
be looking into this for President Donald Trump does head
out West today with stops in Arizona and Nevada.
Michael.
Alright, Rachel, thank you so much.