'28 days in a row of this crap is a lot,' Trump says on midterm rallies

Key Points:

• President Donald Trump initially planned his Oct. 30 Florida rally to be his final midterm event but decided to hold rallies in Iowa and Kansas after Republican leaders requested his support amid tight Senate races.
• The Republican National Committee initially canceled the Oct. 31 Kansas and Nov. 1 Iowa rallies due to polling concerns but reversed the decision following pressure from local Republicans.
• Trump expressed frustration with the demanding campaign schedule but emphasized the importance of winning key battleground states to maintain Republican control of the Senate.
• With the midterms approaching, Republicans are defending narrow majorities in both the Senate and House, while Democrats are projected to gain control of the House and possibly the Senate.
• Trump's campaign tour included visits to several states, including South Carolina, Ohio, Mississippi, Michigan, Georgia, and Florida, focusing on traditionally Republican states facing unexpectedly competitive races.