Trump's Kansas rally: 5 key moments from his midterm pitch

President Donald Trump campaigned in Kansas on Monday, casting the midterm elections as a fight to preserve civilization and promising $5,000 payments to every adult citizen if Republicans keep control of Congress. Trump praised Senator Roger Marshall as a patriot while attacking his opponent, Adam Hamilton, and predicted victory for his chosen gubernatorial candidate, Ty Masterson. He also encouraged early voting, a shift from his past rhetoric, and announced an $8 billion farmer aid program. The rally featured several Republican officials, but Senator Jerry Moran was notably absent, having not endorsed Marshall. Trump also referenced unrest in France as a warning of what could happen in America if Democrats win.