(whooshing sound)

- President Trump and Joe Bidenboth went on offense Sunday

with each campaigning in states

they're trying to flip on election day.

- Hello, North Carolina.

- Joe Biden was in the Tar Heel State,

again, criticizing thepresident for his handling

of the coronavirus pandemic.

- Experts say, we're likely to lose

as many as 200,000additional lives nationwide

between now and the end of the year.

All because this presidentcares more about his Park Avenue

perspective on the world,

the stock market than he does about you.

- Trump barnstormed throughFlorida, Georgia, Michigan,

Wisconsin, and Nevada over the weekend.

In Michigan, Trump's supporterschanted "lock her up,"

as the president criticizedthe state's governor

Gretchen Whitmer, whopushed back telling NBC

the president is inspiringdomestic terrorism.

Long lines are already formingat some early voting sites,

with over 26 million Americanshaving cast their ballots.

The latest ABC news Washingtonpost poll shows Biden up

by 12 points.

The same margin HillaryClinton held at this point

in October, 2016.

Fearing a repeat of four years ago,

the Biden campaign warnedin a memo to supporters

that Donald Trump can still win this race,

and we need to campaignlike we're trailing.

And in the key battleground states

where this election will be decided,

we remain neck and neck with Donald Trump.

Biden attended mess Sunday in Delaware.

Trump went to church Sunday in Nevada,

the state he's trying to win this time

after narrowly losing it in 2016.

One of the pastors said,

God gave her a word about the president.

- As were on the way, the Load said to me

"I'm going to give yourpresident a second win."

(audience cheering)

This has three meanings, a win

and you will be the president again.

- Democrats are taking no chances.

They're set to outspend Trumpin Nevada in the closing days,

by a more than three to one margin.

But the Trump campaignis hoping to make inroads

with the state's Latinos voters

where he's pushed his messageon the economy and crime.

The president also stayingon the attack against Biden.

- If I lose can you imagine, if I lose,

I will have lost to the worst candidate.

The worst candidate in thehistory of presidential politics.

- In Michigan, Friday, Biden made clear

he wants to win more thanjust the white house.

- We can't forget that winning in November

doesn't just mean defeating Donald Trump,

it means winning backto United States Senate,

and expanding our majority inthe house of representatives.

- With the final debatecoming up this Thursday,

the president tweeted he's againexpecting unfair treatment.

Dale Hurd, CBN News.