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At a glance
US President Donald Trump urged supporters to turn out ahead of Election Day in his final public speech before the midterms, where he also acknowledged the reopening of the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.
What the briefing reports
US President Donald Trump made a final pitch to supporters ahead of the midterm elections at the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool, urging them to turn out and vote. According to reports from Al Jazeera and CNBC, Trump's speech marked the reopening of the Reflecting Pool, with Trump stating that it is now better and more beautiful than before. The renovation of the pool was reportedly problem-plagued, with a contractor's mistake damaging the pool, as noted by U.
S. Attorney Jeanine Pirro. Trump's speech lasted nearly an hour, during which he seemed to acknowledge that Democrats have an advantage heading into Election Day, saying 'but we gave this a very strong shot.
' The outcome of the midterm elections will determine which party controls the House and Senate. Trump has been campaigning extensively for Republicans, having traveled 28 days in a row to support their candidates.
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