Harris and Trump's 2%p ultra-close... "Biden and Harris family fight"

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About three weeks before the U.S. presidential election, polls show that Trump's rising approval rating is further narrowing the gap with Harris.

In the midst of this, rumors of discord between Harris and Biden's aides have also emerged.

I'm correspondent Kwon Jun-ki from Washington.

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Vice President Harris recently visited a church in hurricane-hit North Carolina.

He also set a day for former President Trump, who promised support for the recovery of hurricane damage and discussed various conspiracy theories.

[CAMALA HARRIS / VICE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES] The intent of the Trump conspiracy theory is clear. I'm trying to gain on my own and use the pain of others to play politics. That is unconscionable.]

An American far-right evangelical Protestant group held a large rally in Washington, D.C., and prayed for the election of former President Trump and the redemption of the United States.

Former President Trump tried to expand in California, a Democratic stronghold.

[Donald Trump / Former President of the United States] We have become a party of common sense. We're conservative, but we might be a little progressive. But we are common sense.]

Harris and Trump's national approval ratings remain close, with a 2%p gap.

Compared to right after last month's TV debate, the gap narrowed, making it more difficult to predict results.

The New York Times reported that Harris' approval rating among traditional Democratic supporters of Hispanics is dangerously low.

The approval rating, which reached 70% during the Obama administration, has now fallen to 56%.

On the other hand, Trump's Hispanic approval rating has risen from 28% in 2016 to 37% recently despite his tough illegal immigration messages.

In the midst of this, there are media reports that the cacophony between Biden and Harris aides is deepening.

Biden's side still regrets giving up re-election, and Harris's side is saddened by the White House's lukewarm cooperation, Axios said, adding tensions between the two sides are rising with the presidential election just around the corner.

This is YTN Kwon Jun-ki from Washington.