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A Democratic strategist wasn't buying Donald Trump's latest gripe that President Joe Biden's "lock him up" statement was "illegal."

"Lock her up" chants that became popular at Trump's campaign rallies in 2016 got flipped around Tuesday by Biden, who told campaign workers in New Hampshire on Tuesday, "We’ve got to lock him up." After a brief pause, he appeared to catch himself, adding: "politically."

A CNN anchor told panelists on Wednesday night that some fear Vice President Kamala Harris may not have "closed the deal."

Harris fielded questions in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, from undecided voters in the area about two weeks before the election. Topics ranged from the Biden administration's record on immigration to the economy.

Kamala Harris at a town hall on Wednesday found herself vigorously defending the Biden administration’s immigration record from a CNN host’s repeated grilling on the timing of the executive actions taken this year.

The moment came after a Drexel University student’s question about immigration, which Harris answered by saying: “America’s immigration system is broken, and it needs to be fixed. And it’s been broken for a long time.”

At Vice President Kamala Harris' town hall in Delaware County, Pennsylvania, she was confronted by an anti-Trump Republican voter who wanted to understand what she would do to reach out to voters who feel politically homeless — and Harris had a lot to say.

"As someone who hasn't fully committed to either party, how do you plan to address the concerns of independent voters and anti-Trump Republicans like myself, who feel left out of the polarized political landscape, and what specific actions would you take to bridge the political divide and create more unity?" asked Bryn Mawr College student Natasha Kwiatkowski.

New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu on Wednesday refused to distance himself from Donald Trump after reports that the former president made admiring comments about Hitler – saying it’s “not fair” to criticize Trump and not Democrats who have taken an anti-Israel stance.

“I have all the respect in the world for John Kelly, half the country doesn't think they're voting for a fascist. It's just that's not where the American voter is,” Sununu told CNN’s Wolf Blitzer on Wednesday. “So, I appreciate John Kelly hates Donald Trump. I appreciate a lot of people don't like Donald Trump, but at the end of the day, if you want to have a whole story about how would Trump act in the White House, we've already seen it. He's already been there – he was there for four years.”

A former campaign official for George W. Bush said that while Gen. John Kelly's comments about Donald Trump won't likely impact vote turnout, they could suppress conservatives in states with tight races.

A bombshell interview with Kelly posted Tuesday included audio of Kelly speaking in his own words about his disgust of Trump. The report came mere hours after another story from The Atlantic reported shocking details about Trump's reneging on a promise to cover funeral costs for the family of a slain Army private.

An MSNBC host noted Wednesday that Republicans' response to Gen. John Kelly coming out publicly against Donald Trump has been to destroy the man and his reputation.

At the top of her Wednesday show, Nicolle Wallace pointed out: "The pushback to those three interviews, and the reporting of them, from Donald Trump and his campaign has been intense, has been personal, and it has been nasty."

Then-President Donald Trump wanted to hide wounded members of America's armed forces from public view, former U.S. Secretary of Defense Mark Esper claimed Wednesday.

Esper appeared on CNN to discuss Trump's former Chief of Staff John Kelly's shocking statement that Trump expressed admiration for Nazi dictator Adolf Hitler's powerful generals — and he wanted his staff to emulate them.

Republican vice presidential nominee J.D. Vance suggested former President Donald Trump would "fire the IRS agents" to pay for his plan to eliminate taxes on tips.

At a rally in Las Vegas on Wednesday, Vance was asked how Trump would cover the shortfall in government funds if he implemented the so-called "no tax on tips" proposal.

Rep. Eric Swalwell (D-CA) crafted a mock ad similar to the commercials for "A Place for Mom," a website that helps family members find assisted living facilities that they approve of.

A Donald Trump impersonator rants and raves, quoting some of the top things that the former president has said about this election within the context of a home setting.

MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell said his company was giving away "free" commemorative pillows to celebrate the upcoming prison release of right-wing activist Steve Bannon.

"Steve gets out on Tuesday," Lindell told War Room host Dave Brat on Wednesday. "We're so excited."

Former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani attended a fawning movie about Donald Trump's life on the same day that a judge ordered him to turn over his penthouse apartment to two former Georgia election workers, Ruby Freeman and Shaye Moss.

At a Tuesday screening of The Man You Don't Know, Giuliani said that he had been attacked for four years following his attempts to overturn the 2020 presidential election.