Harris hits battleground states after closing argument speech
Vice President Kamala Harris campaigned in North Carolina, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin after painting a stark contrast with former President Trump during closing arguments at her rally in Washington Tuesday night. Harris tried to appeal to men who support former President Trump in greater numbers than women. NBC News' Peter Alexander reports.
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