Trump Hits Campaign Trail as GOP Support Slips

President Trump is ramping up his multi-state campaign tour to win over Republican voters. After many polls show the GOP party is losing ground. Now, with just weeks to go, the president is urging his supporters to cast a ballot. You got to vote. Even if you don't like somebody so much, it's it doesn't matter. It's a vote for good things. President Trump rallying in mobile, Alabama, Friday, one of nearly 20 Republican strongholds he's visiting this month, including Texas, Nebraska, Iowa and Alaska. Earlier this week, the president saying GOP candidates are leaning on his support. They all want me to go. I'm one person. They all want me to go. But not all GOP candidates are favorable of the president. Texas Republican Senate nominee Ken Paxton was heard telling donors the GOP convention in September hurt his campaign. This comes as President Trump's approval ratings hovered near 40% based on recent data, according to new polling from The Associated Press. 65% of adult Americans say Trump's policies are to blame for higher than usual prices. Only 26% approve of his handling of the economy and on foreign policy. 71% of adult Americans disapprove of how the president is handling the war. Now adding further pressure, the latest jobs report say unemployment rose 4.2% and wage growth slowed, signaling caution in the market. Now, as for President Trump's whereabouts, he heads to Grand Island, Nebraska, on Monday. Shaquille Omari, Bloomberg News.