Vice President Kamala Harris has intensified her campaign rhetoric, recently comparing President Trump to Hitler based on a controversial article from The Atlantic that includes accusations against Trump regarding Army Specialist Vanessa Guillén. Trump responded by criticizing Harris's campaign as 'toxic' and highlighted that some Democratic Senate candidates are attempting to align themselves with him as the election approaches. The Atlantic's claims, which include Trump's alleged disrespect towards Guillén and praise for Hitler, have been labeled as false by Trump and his allies, prompting accusations that Harris is using these narratives to distract from her campaign's troubles. In turn, Trump's campaign communications director condemned Harris for her remarks, suggesting they incite violence against Trump and reflect her unfitness for office. The political climate is charged, with both sides accusing each other of dangerous rhetoric as the election nears. As Harris prepares for a closing argument on the National Mall, the election dynamics continue to shift dramatically.