John G. W. Husted, Jr.

Thank you, President Trump, for being here.

Houston's delicate dance complicated further by Trump.

There's so much money to be made for

Ohio.

Nice to see you, my friend.

There are a lot of things I want to examine in here.

One of the things that Houston talked about with that bill that didn't pass.

It is kind of a toothless bill.

That was something.

Yeah, I'm hoping that we'll get a John Huston thirst trap pretty soon, don't you think? But no, seriously, I mean, this is why people like President on the stump is because he does what he calls the weave, right? Like he is, yes, talking about his policies, but he's also entertaining.

And this is why Republicans feel that despite, you know, the way that he's perhaps dragging down some folks across and, in some critical battleground states, that he is the best person in the Republican Party to get out the base.

Yeah,

We're not going to let it happen.

But if you want to stop it before it begins, vote for John Huston and vote for Vivek Ramaswamy.

You've got to vote for him.

Less than two years ago, the radical left Democrats handed us the dark age.

President, you've helped bring this region back and this state to prominence.

And I'll tell you what, we are going to do everything that we can to win on November 3rd, and you're going to bring it home with us, aren't you? Thank you.

Houston! Houston! Houston!

Wow.

This was the last thing, the chart.

Ohio, Houston, and Ramaswamy doing well.

All right.

16 hours ago, I see so many comments from the radical left morons and lunatics that China and Russia are helping the wonderful Islamic Republic of Iran.

It is becoming a major money pit.

with Politico reporting that Republicans have been privately worried about Houston for months.

And the top Senate GOP super PAC has already spent close to $100 million on his race, making it one of the most expensive in the country.

I want to bring in MSNOW chief political reporter Chris Jansing, who is in the state.

and Michael Rulley winning that special election and running for reelection in a place where the Cook PVI says plus 16 for Republicans.

They will have to turn out in order to get great candidates up and down the ballot elected here in the Buckeye State where Ohio State's quite popular as well from Vivek Ramaswamy for governor speaking tonight as the keynote and of course, Senator John Huston, as you mentioned, taking the stage right before President Trump speaks to really a large crowd gathering at the Covelli Center just a couple of blocks from where we're standing right now.

I think we're really learning how important Ohio is.

If my memory serves correct, this will be the second visit to Ohio in about two weeks for President Trump, no?