Former President Donald Trump and Georgia Governor Brian Kemp are set to appear together in Georgia for the first time since their political fallout following the 2020 election, in the aftermath of Hurricane Helene. The meeting signifies a potential reconciliation as Trump seeks to strengthen ties with Kemp, a key Republican figure in the battleground state. Despite past tensions, Kemp's popularity and political influence are seen as vital for Trump's 2024 presidential bid, and Kemp has expressed support for Trump's campaign, emphasizing the need to prevent another term for President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris. This collaboration marks an important strategic alliance for Trump, aiming to consolidate Republican support in Georgia. The meeting will focus on assessing storm damage, with both leaders acknowledging the need for federal aid to address the disaster's impact.