Breaking News · October 25, 2026, 3:14 AM CDT
As reported by Fox News:
Trump to spend weekend rallying for Republicans 10 days ahead of midterm elections President Donald Trump will rally in Perry, Georgia, on Saturday and Port Huron, Michigan, on Sunday as he attempts to boost Republican candidates ahead of the 2026 midterm elections on Nov. 3.
Coverage for this event has ended.
Trump announces massive $4.2B Audi manufacturing investment in Georgia, touts 200,000 cars a year President Donald Trump announced Saturday that German automaker Audi is committing $4.2 billion to build a massive new manufacturing plant in Macon, Georgia, touting the investment as another major victory for American auto manufacturing.
"But today I'm thrilled to announce a massive auto manufacturing investment in the great state of Georgia by a fantastic company," Trump told supporters at his Georgia rally.
"Audi has just committed to invest $4.2 billion in nearby Macon, Georgia to begin the construction next month on a massive plant that will produce 200,000 cars a year," the president announced.
Trump claimed the project would mark a historic milestone for the domestic auto industry.[1]
Video from wgxa.tv’s original report, one of this story’s cited sources — “President Donald Trump Visits Perry”.
Where It Happened

The pin marks Perry as named in the report, not an exact address. Map data: OpenStreetMap contributors. Street photo (2014): Michael Rivera, Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 4.0.
On the record
"Audi has just committed to invest $4.2 billion in nearby Macon, Georgia to begin the construction next month on a massive plant that will produce 200,000 cars a year," the president announced.[1]
The numbers in the reporting
How 5 outlets are reporting it
- Trump in Georgia, Michigan this weekend ahead of 2026 midterm elections (Fox News)
- LIVE UPDATES | Speakers take the stage ahead of President Trump's address to voters at rally in Perry (13WMAZ)
- UPDATED: Crowds build early ahead of President Trump's voter rally in Perry (WGXA)
- With turnout lagging, Republicans pull out all the stops in Georgia (The Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
- Rick Jackson speaks before supporters at President Trump's campaign rally in Perry (Yahoo)
What WGXA reports
President Trump in Perry to headline GOP voter rally WATCH LIVE:
President Trump headlines voter rally in Perry Georgia. With President Donald Trump expected to speak tonight in Perry, Georgia, crowds of people lined up very early Saturday for a chance to hear from the Commander in Chief.[2]
What is not yet confirmed
- President Donald Trump has previously pointed to Talarico's alleged dietary choices as an impediment to him winning over Texas voters.[1]
What the official record says
We searched government, military, court and international-body sites for a statement or document on this story and found none published yet. The officials quoted in this report are quoted as the outlets reported them, so treat those statements as secondhand until the original is published.
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How to Verify This Yourself
Each headline above links to that outlet’s own report. The quoted passages come from the first two of those reports that could be retrieved in full.
References
- Fox News. Trump in Georgia, Michigan this weekend ahead of 2026 midterm elections. ↩
- WGXA. UPDATED: Crowds build early ahead of President Trump's voter rally in Perry. ↩
- 41NBC News. Senate debates heat up in Georgia, Michigan and Maine ahead of midterm elections. Related coverage (not quoted above) ↩
- KCRA. Busy travel weekend ahead for President Trump: Could his rallies impact the outcome of the midterms?. Related coverage (not quoted above) ↩
- Roll Call. Leadership barnstorming continues ahead of midterm elections. Related coverage (not quoted above) ↩
Investigative methodology: this story was selected because 5 separate news organizations were reporting it at the same time. The quoted text is verbatim from the cited reports; nothing is paraphrased or added. Produced by scripts/breaking_news_monitor.py, not a language model.

