NEW: Speaker Mike Johnson tells @LauraIngraham that polls are “inaccurate” and “grossly underestimating Republican enthusiasm.” “Keep voting. Shock them.” “We do not want to go back to crazy.” “I'm afraid if these Democrats took control of Congress, it would be crazier even than the Obama years

NEW: President Trump tosses hats into the crowd as he takes the stage in Mississippi, continuing his campaign blitz ahead of the midterm elections. With Election Day just eight days away, Trump is campaigning for Republican Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith as the battle for control of Congress enters its final stretch. Download the FOX News app for the latest from the campaign trail: foxnews.onelink.me/xLDS/z2jy…

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VANCE to heckler: “The American people will realize that all the Democrats are selling is a fat load of bulls***.”

.@DanaPerino: "If the goal here of all of these rallies is to make sure that people who voted for him will turn out to vote in the midterm, and he has them laughing and he's got that rally magic back..." "Does he make a difference? Has he been a net plus for the Republicans? ... I would say the answer is probably yes." @TheFive

NEW: President Trump takes a jab at Barack Obama’s campaign appearances, highlighting all the times the former president has gotten it wrong: “He said, ‘Donald Trump will never be president.’” "He fought me with 'Crooked Hillary'. That didn't work out well." "He fought me with Kamala. That didn't work out well." "Tell him he's not campaigning about me, and maybe he'll go home."

TRUMP: “Go home, go home!” President Trump shuts down a protester during his Mississippi rally as the crowd erupts into chants of “USA! USA!”

"They only want you to stand on being Black if you're going to be a Democrat." Rep. Byron Donalds calls out the media for ignoring the historic possibilities of Florida and Michigan having their first Black governors just because both candidates are Republicans. @ByronDonalds agreeing with the sentiment shared by @NICKIMINAJ , saying if he and Rep. John James were Democrats then their campaigns would be celebrated by the media. “If myself or John were running as Democrats... every news outlet in the country would talk about how historic it is,” Donalds told @HARRISFAULKNER Reacting to Minaj’s post, Donalds says Black voters should pay attention to how conservative candidates are treated, arguing their historic campaigns would be celebrated if they were on the other side. @FaulknerFocus

Rep. Byron Donalds is calling out Democrats and the media over what he sees as a double standard toward Black conservatives. Donalds says that if he and Michigan gubernatorial candidate John James were running as Democrats, their campaigns would be receiving widespread national attention as they seek to become the first Black governors of their states. Instead, he argues, their conservative views are overshadowing the historic significance of their campaigns. Donalds also says Democrats take Black voters for granted, urging voters to look beyond party loyalty when deciding which policies will improve their lives.