Trump sounds off on El-Sayed's agenda while campaigning for Mike Rogers

President Donald Trump and former President Barack Obama hold dueling rallies in Michigan ahead of the midterm elections. Columnist Kaitlyn Buss analyzes the campaign stops and the race between Mike Rogers and Abdul El-Sayed.

Dueling rallies in the Michigan midterm elections highlight a star-studded political weekend as President Trump and former President Barack Obama campaign for opposing candidates. With just eight days until Election Day, Trump warns that Abdul El-Sayed wants to "burn that legacy down" while campaigning for Mike Rogers. Meanwhile, Bernie Sanders defends El-Sayed against what he calls "racist attacks" during a separate rally.