Trump’s town hall turns bland after long delays for two crowd members who fell ill in hot auditorium: Live

Both Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are heading to Pennsylvania Monday as they battle it out for the key swing state.

The former president is holding a town hall event in Oaks at 6 p.m. while Harris is set to speak in Erie later in the evening.

Their campaign stops come as the armed suspect arrested at a Trump rally in California on Saturday has insisted that he’s been “embedded with the Trump people on countless occasions.”

Vem Miller told The Independent that he’s not a would-be presidential assassin, but merely “an artist.”

He added that he has been to Trump rallies in the past and that he tells officers that he works “closely with the Trump campaign and individuals within the Trump campaign.”

Meanwhile, Fox News has revealed that Harris has agreed to sit for an interview with the network to be broadcast on Wednesday.

The interview will be conducted by chief political anchor Bret Baier and is set to be recorded near Pennsylvania shortly before airing.

Fox News said the vice president is expected to sit for about half an hour of questions. It will be Harris’s first formal interview with the conservative network.