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In swing state push, Harris calls Trump ‘unstable and unhinged’ as Trump ups hateful rhetoric - as it happened

Composite image of Donald Trump and Kamala Harris.
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris at their separate rallies in Michigan today. Composite: Reuters/AP

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  • Vice President Kamala Harris delivered a speech in Atlanta, focusing on topics revolving abortion access.

  • Donald Trump called Kamala Harris “a threat to democracy.” During the former president’s speech in the battleground state Pennsylvania, Trump said Harris “shouldn’t even be the candidate.”

  • R&B star Usher spoke briefly to a crowd of about 10,000 Saturday at Lakewood Amphitheater in Atlanta assembled for a campaign rally for Kamala Harris with Barack Obama.

  • The Michigan-born rapper Lizzo expressed her support for Kamala Harris at a rally in Detroit. Lizzo said she voted early, and encouraged the audience to do the same, calling an early vote “a power move.”

  • Kamala Harris rallied at a high school in Detroit, Michigan. The Vice President delivered remarks at Western International High School in Detroit, Michigan, on Saturday. Her comments come a day after Harris traveled across the state with presidential campaign rallies in Grand Rapids, Lansing and Oakland County.

Donald Trump has wrapped up his speech in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, after attacking the Biden administration’s handling of the US-Mexico border and promising to rebuild the country’s military.

“We will not be invaded. We will not be occupied. We will not be conquered,” Trump said, repeating the anti-immigrant remarks present at all his rallies.

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