WATCH LIVE: Trump attends the “Believers and Ballots” campaign rally in Zebulon, Georgia.

The former Donald Trump largely appealed to his loyal Republican base at the expense of moderate voters, particularly suburban women. He peppers his rallies with obscenities, personal insults against Harris and threatening speeches about “enemies within.”

Trump is scheduled to speak at a “Believers and Ballots” event at 3 p.m. EDT. Watch it in the player above.

He has repeatedly said over the last week that Democrats like former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and Rep. Adam Schiff of California pose a greater threat to the United States than China and Russia.

Trump also turned down recent opportunities to speak to a more traditional audience, declining an interview with CBS’s popular show “60 Minutes” and refusing to debate Harris a second time unless the discussion was by Fox News, home to several of his favorite conservative anchors.

Instead, his campaign plans to appear on podcasts and online shows aimed at young men — particularly working-class Hispanic and black men, who are typically less likely to vote and tend to favor Democrats.

He has participated in sporting events such as mixed martial arts fights and soccer games, connecting with an audience that does not typically engage with traditional media.

Josh Rouse, a 28-year-old Black man and registered Republican, said he only recently became drawn to politics. He didn’t vote in 2016, but did vote for Trump in 2020.

“If anything, I think it’s important to remember that we’re all human, regardless of whether you’re white or black,” said Rouse, who works as a roofer and attended Trump’s rally in Greenville this week. North Carolina, participated. “It doesn’t matter who you are. He speaks to all of us.”

Trump’s team has also created viral moments in non-political situations, such as his visit to McDonald’s on Sunday, which was part of an extensive campaign to question Harris’ career at the fast-food franchise. Trump also traveled to Coachella, California, and will host a rally at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Sunday – both in heavily Democratic states, but where the associated media attention and online content would certainly reach swing-state voters .

Trump has kept an aggressive schedule. He will visit every battleground state except Wisconsin this week.