Early morning reports emerged of Trump's alleged praise for Hitler's generals, sparking controversy. The Harris campaign seized on this, with Harris calling Trump "increasingly unhinged" and warning of his desire for "unchecked power." John Kelly, Trump's former chief of staff, corroborated the claims, labeling Trump a "fascist." The story dominated political discourse throughout the day, overshadowing other campaign developments. In the afternoon, attention shifted to foreign policy as the Pentagon confirmed North Korean troops were in Russia, potentially to aid in the Ukraine conflict. The day concluded with reports of a terrorist attack on a Turkish aerospace company, leaving multiple casualties. These events unfolded against the backdrop of ongoing early voting, with both campaigns intensifying efforts to mobilize their bases in key battleground states.