"ZERO." President Trump touts his border record in Vandalia, Ohio, telling the packed crowd that "zero illegal aliens have been admitted into the United States" over the past 17 months. "How do you do that?" Trump adds as the crowd erupts in applause. The president is in southwestern Ohio as part of a 32-day midterm campaign blitz, rallying voters behind Sen. Jon Husted and other Republicans facing competitive races.

Trump paints a dire picture of what he says happens if Democrats take control of Congress. “If the Democrats win, you will end up in a 1929-style economic depression. We will have a disaster on our hands.” He also argues the country would have been “ruined” had Kamala Harris won in 2024.

TOUCHDOWN IN OHIO: President Trump steps off Air Force One in Vandalia ahead of a major midterm rally for Sen. Jon Husted. Husted is locked in a tight Senate race against Democrat Sherrod Brown.

Trump makes a quick pitch to reporters for ending the twice-a-year clock change, arguing it's expensive, creates problems and could even have an impact on crime. "When you have light, you have much less crime," Trump says. He then points to the overwhelming House vote and puts pressure on Sen. Tom Cotton: "He shouldn't be holding it."

EXCLUSIVE: Nolan Wells’ friends are breaking down the play-by-play timeline of the final hours before he went missing. Around 4:30 p.m., one of the three boats starts taking on water. His friends scramble to pump it out, but the batteries are underwater and the boat shuts down. As everyone prepares to leave, they say Nolan is urged to get on another boat, but he chooses to stay behind with a girl after saying he has a ride back. Hours later, his friends realize no one has heard from him. By around 11 p.m., Warren Hudson calls Nolan’s mother and then the Coast Guard. Nearly 48 hours later, they get the devastating news that Nolan’s body has been found. Watch Nolan’s friends walk @kayleighmcenany through what happened, step by step, in the full exclusive sit-down Saturday on @SatAmericaFNC.

For the first time since Nolan Wells’ mysterious death, his grieving friends are speaking out about the tragedy and the questions that followed. Wells vanished during a Fourth of July group trip to Horn Island involving three boats. His phone made it back to mainland without him, and his body was found in the water two days later. A grand jury ultimately found no evidence of criminal conduct and said the circumstances were consistent with drowning. Now, his friends say they’re trying to pick up the pieces, leaning on their faith and thinking about Nolan every day while also coping with thousands of death threats. Hear what they’re saying now and how they’re remembering their friend in the full exclusive sit-down with @kayleighmcenany on @SatAmericaFNC.

NEW: A grand jury unanimously finds no credible evidence Nolan Wells’ friends engaged in criminal conduct related to his death. @kayleighmcenany breaks down the finding after 43 witnesses and 132 subpoenas. Their attorney reacts: “But we are grateful to District Attorney Angel Myers McIlrath and to the grand jury, for this vindication, this total vindication of these wonderful, wonderful young men.” @SatAmericaFNC

EXCLUSIVE: Nolan Wells’ friend reveals the moment he decides it’s time to call the Coast Guard. Warren Hudson tells @kayleighmcenany he started asking questions around 10:30 p.m., texting people who were still out there after the group left. No one they contact has heard from Nolan. Hudson says he then called Nolan’s mother around 11 p.m. and decided that, with her approval, he was going to contact the Coast Guard. He also describes speaking personally with a witness who reported seeing Nolan on the island around 6 p.m. @SatAmericaFNC

EXCLUSIVE: Nolan Wells’ friends and their attorney detail the gruesome extent of the death threats they say have been targeting them and their families. Attorney Tyler Cox says individuals called Warren Hudson’s stepmother, a state judge, and left voicemails and messages threatening Warren, her and his two younger brothers. “They were going to slit his brothers' throats in front of them.” Jax Pitalo says he has also received “plenty, plenty, plenty of death threats,” including bomb threats in the mail. @kayleighmcenany says the federal government has issued criminal complaints against several people accused of making threats. | @SatAmericaFNC

NEW: “Some people said, you know, 'Why was Nolan’s phone on the boat?'” Nolan Wells’ friends address one of the lingering questions surrounding his death, explaining Nolan's phone wasn’t the only one left behind as the group scrambled with a sinking boat. “I really don’t think he was thinking about getting his phone because he was occupied with a girl and a bunch of other people around him,” Warren Hudson tells @kayleighmcenany. The explanation comes as Nolan’s friends detail the frantic moments leading up to the group separating, with Nolan choosing to stay behind and telling them he had a ride back. | @SatAmericaFNC

EXCLUSIVE: Nolan Wells’ friend details the terrifying moment their boat starts sinking in real time, telling @kayleighmcenany it forced everyone onboard to scramble. “The bilge pump, nothing’s turning on, the battery’s underwater, and the whole boat just shuts off.” Jax Pitalo says the group believes the boat is going to completely sink and starts rushing to get everyone out and back to land. But when Wyatt tells Nolan they have to leave immediately, Nolan makes a different choice. | @SatAmericaFNC

Zach Bryan takes the stage at Robert Kraft’s Gillette Stadium wearing a “Free Palestine” shirt, putting the same message at the center of another high-profile concert moment. The country star wore the shirt during his Friday night stop in Foxborough, just weeks after Kraft confirmed he did not want Macklemore performing at Gillette Stadium following the rapper’s pro-Palestinian remarks during Ed Sheeran’s tour. Macklemore had shouted “Free Palestine” at MetLife Stadium before he was later dropped from Sheeran’s tour. Sheeran said the decision came from the promoter and venues, not him.

Who are these heroes? A race against the flames turns into a remarkable rescue when two Good Samaritans stop and help Florida deputies pull a woman from a burning vehicle. Footage released by the Orange County Sheriff’s Office shows deputies working to free the woman before the two passersby rush in to help. Their assistance proves so “critical” that the sheriff’s office is now trying to track them down to personally thank them and recognize their courage. One person was hospitalized with burns following the crash, while another person in the vehicle suffered minor injuries.