Live updates: Trump set for Nebraska trip after Ohio rally; Alito, Cornell victim’s attorney to appear on Sunday shows

President Trump held a rally in a Dayton, Ohio-area suburb on Saturday night, where he promised a GOP win in the midterm elections.

The rally was part of a red state swing for the president, with just a month to go before the midterms as recent polling shows promising signs for Democrats in their quest to regain control of Congress.

The president has a break in the action, with no public events scheduled for Sunday. But he’ll head to Nebraska on Monday, while Vice President Vance is scheduled to travel to Alaska.

The Sunday morning news show circuit is set to feature a rare appearance by a sitting Supreme Court justice when Associate Justice Samuel Alito sits down with “Fox News Sunday.” He told CBS News in a Friday interview that he considered retirement at the end of the high court’s previous term.

Elsewhere, on the heels of New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) naming state Attorney General Letitia James as special prosecutor in the Cornell gang rape case, Thomas Giuffra, an attorney representing Jane Doe, is scheduled to appear on CNN’s “State of the Union.” Stephen Ferrell, an attorney for Christa Pike, who survived a botched execution in Tennessee, is also set for a CNN interview.