The Harris campaign plans to troll Donald Trump on Saturday as he attends a highly anticipated college football game between Georgia and Alabama.

The campaign announced that it plans to send a plane during the game with a banner that reads “Say It To My Face” – a reference to Trump's refusal to debate his Democratic rival a second time.

Trump was seen in a suite at the Alabama-Georgia game in Tuscaloosa on Saturday. Harris ran a television commercial during the game pressuring Trump to debate her.

Zelensky praises Pennsylvania artillery shell manufacturers in a new social media post after visiting a factory in Scranton earlier this week.

“Winners never give in to a challenge,” reads the 30-second ad that aired during the Georgia-Alabama college football game. “Champions know that it can be done anytime, anywhere. But losers, they whine and complain and take their ball home.”

Harris continued: “Well, Donald, I hope you'll reconsider meeting me on the debate stage,” she said. “If you have something to say, say it to my face.”

During the Ukrainian president's visit this week, he toured an artillery shell factory in Scranton, but Vance claimed he came to campaign with the Democratic leadership.

Zelensky used his visit to thank factory workers for producing the grenades that helped Ukraine in its war against Russia.

“We spent $200 billion on Ukraine. Do you know what I want from Zelensky when he comes to the United States of America? Say thank you to the people of Pennsylvania and everyone else,” Vance misleadingly said.

A fly interrupted Trump's rally speech in Wisconsin on Saturday, which he said could be due to an influx of migrants.

“Two years ago I wouldn’t have had a fly up here,” the former president said.

Walz Harris' campaign had previously planned to fly a plane over the Alabama football game, but the campaign changed course due to weather conditions in the area.

The banner should read: “Trump's Punting in the 2nd Debate.” Trump is currently attending the game. The campaign still plans to run a TV ad mocking him for taking part in a second debate.

Republican vice presidential candidate JD Vance attempted to make a campaign stop at a restaurant near Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on Saturday, but ran into a problem when the restaurant wouldn't let him inside.

According to an NBC News reporter, Vance tried to stop at a Primanti Bros, but the restaurant's staff told him there were no cameras there and that they didn't want to attend a “campaign event.”

Vance repeated misleading claims that Trump was responsible for capping insulin at $35 per month.

The Inflation Reduction Act, which President Joe Biden signed into law in 2022, required insurance companies to charge no more than $35 a month for insulin. But Vance told the crowd that Trump was the reason for the cap. “Don’t let Kamala Harris lie and take the credit,” he said.

Trump implemented a voluntary cap on insulin during his term in office.