🚨 NEW: Fox News’ Bret Baier just walked through Trump’s October blitz — Grand Island, Vandalia, Durant, Denton, Mobile — and his line says it all: “If anybody says he’s slowing down, he’s clearly not!” @​BretBaier: “Brit, you know, he’s not on the ballot. He says, you put me on it in your head, and he’s trying to go to these stops, and he’s really making this effort, but he’s in a red state right now, Nebraska, traditionally red, and in tight races.” @​BritHume: “Exactly, Bret, and you can kind of tell the situation by the places he’s going. He’s not going to states where you’d consider them battleground states normally. He’s going to states that ought to be safe Republican, and in many cases are not.” “And I think he has to do this, Bret. You know, he’s got to get the base turned out, got to get the base interested, because that’s the core of the Republican support at this point. But at the same time, there’s this factor that as much as he may animate his base and animate Republicans, he really also animates Democrats.” Bret Baier: “That said, they’re saying that they are going to motivate the base in these places and maybe motivate the base in other states tangential to these states.” Brit Hume: “Well, yeah, his approval rating may accrue to him. Whether he can transfer to Republican candidates is another question. And it raises this issue. Would the Republican Party have done better instead of having him be at the front and center of everything to put those candidates at the front and center of things to a greater extent than they have so far?” “I’m not sure that they’re not going to do some of that. They may do a lot of it. And I’m not sure that what he’s doing isn’t going to work. I’m just saying it carries risks because he’s controversial.” “And of course, what he