Harris and Walz hold bus tour as Trump confuses Pennsylvania for North Carolina: Live

Republican Senator Lindsey Graham has admitted that Donald Trump “the provocateur, the showman, may not win this election” in a candid interview on Sunday morning.

“President Trump can win this election. His policies are good for America, and if you have a policy debate for president, he wins. Donald Trump the provocateur, the showman, may not win this election,” Graham said on NBC News’ “Meet the Press”.

“I’m looking for President Trump to show up in the last 80 days to define what he will do for our country, to fix broken borders, to lower inflation.”

His comments come as several Republicans have urged Trump to change his strategy and stop the personal attacks on Kamala Harris.

Graham added that he and Nikki Haley are “giving advice on TV to president Trump”.

“He’s got a lot of critics. He’s got a lot of advisers, but to Nikki Haley and DeSantis and Youngkin and all these great people we have, let’s get together and actually campaign for the guy,” he said.

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A mobile health center offering free vasectomies and abortion care will be available near the Democratic National Convention.

Planned Parenthood Great Rivers, which offers reproductive healthcare in Missouri and parts of Illinois, is planning to park its mobile clinic blocks from the Chicagop convention center.

Services are on offer to those making an appointment – delegates or not.

On Saturday, Planned Parenthood Great Rivers announced that all appointments for its free vasectomy and medication abortions had now been filled.

The move comes as abortion rights are already on the ballots in several states this November.

Before he was Kamala Harris’s running mate, the Minnesota governor was a geography teacher, coach and faculty adviser for a gay-straight alliance at Mankota West High School.

His former students tell Alex Woodward about their unlikely ally, and why dozens are now campaigning for him:

Donald Trump has announced a campaign stop in Howell next week – one month after white supremacists held a march in the Michigan city.

In a press release from the Trump campaign, the former president revealed plans to speak about crime and safety at the Livingston County Sheriff’s office in Howell Tuesday August 20.

The announcement instantly sparked backlash due to the locations longstanding ties to white supremacists.

Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate Minnesota Governor Tim Walz are holding a bus tour in western Pennsylvania today – one day before the Democratic National Convention gets underway in Chicago.

The presidential and vice presidential candidates will be joined by their spouses Doug Emhoff and Gwen Walz for the event, pitted as the “On the Road to Chicago” tour.

Here’s the details of the schedule:

• 12.30pm ET – Stop in Pittsburgh 
• 2.25pm ET – Stop in Rochester
• 7.30pm ET – Leave Pittsburgh for Chicago

Donald Trump has yet again brought up the appearance of his Democratic rival Kamala Harris – this time claiming he’s “better looking” than her.

At his campaign rally in Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, on Saturday, the former president spoke about the recent Time magazine front cover featuring the vice president.

“Time Magazine doesn’t have a picture of her. They have this unbelievable artist drawing her,” he said.

“They took a lot of pictures that didn’t work out so they hired a sketch artist.”

He then went on to claim that he is the “better looking” of the two presidential candidates.

“I am much better looking than her,” he said.

“I’m a better-looking person than Kamala.”