Trump says his 'monster rallies' can beat a US midterm blue wave as he plans seven more stops this week
President Donald Trump told a rally in Highland Heights, Kentucky, on Saturday that he is 'putting it all out on the line' before the November 3 vote. He complained that if Republicans lose he will be blamed, but if they win he will get 'absolutely no credit'. Polls suggest Democrats will take the House. His party has lost power in all but three midterms since 1894.
Trump promised Kentucky $100 million for drugmaker Antheia, but only 'if the Republicans win'.
Trump called candidate Ed Gallrein a 'beautiful guy' and 'central casting'.
Trump is reportedly blaming aides, with one reportedly calling it 'a circular firing squad'.
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