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President Trump rallies in Grand Island, Nebraska, a state he reminds the crowd he has carried three times, ahead of the November 3 midterms. The headline moment: he signs an executive order on stage waiving the off-road requirement so anyone can buy tax-free red dye diesel. He tells farmers about ending the estate tax, or death tax, on family farms, giving them the right to repair their own equipment and cutting the agricultural trade deficit, and touts a $2 billion critical mineral mine and Becton Dickinson's $3 billion medical manufacturing expansion in Nebraska. He promises a $5,000 payment to every adult citizen if Republicans hold the House and Senate, says the war with Iran will end soon and send oil prices tumbling, and calls Obamacare a fraud. He brings up Senator Pete Ricketts, Governor Jim Pillen and Representatives Adrian Smith and Mike Flood, attacks Ricketts' independent challenger Dan Osborn over guns and the Supreme Court, and hears from a Grand Island mother who lost her daughter. He closes with voter ID, proof of citizenship and no men in women's sports.
