LAURA INGRAHAM: What I saw in Butler

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Watch host Laura Ingraham's exclusive interview with former President Trump, Monday night at 7:00pm ET on "The Ingraham Angle" on Fox News Channel.

There are four weeks left until Election Day and in many states, voting has already started. According to every analyst, the race is going to be extremely close. And over the weekend, President Trump returned to Butler, Pennsylvania – where he survived an assassination attempt in July. The event – one of the most powerful he has ever done – created a unique opportunity to assess the status of the race, and President Trump’s place in American history. Here are some observations:

First, the Musk Factor. His appearance for Trump and his urgent appeal to voters is monumental. He speaks for a new bloc of highly educated voters who were not traditionally Republicans yet who recognize that President Trump must win in order to preserve our constitutional freedoms. For months now, an array of former Democrats – including Robert Kennedy, Jr., former Rep. Tulsi Gabbard and RFK’s former running mate Nicole Shanahan – have been warning us that the people supporting Vice President Kamala Harris have built a political machine so powerful that it threatens our whole political system.

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