Trump’s campaign on Saturday said in a statement it had been hacked.
Fresh off a newly minted Democratic ticket, Vice President Kamala Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, are set to go on tour, hitting several battleground states in five days -- alongside them and mirroring their schedule state by state is Republican vice presidential nominee Sen. JD Vance.
On Monday, Harris introduced Walz to a fired-up crowd in Philadelphia; Vance was also in Pennsylvania on Monday. The candidates will campaign next in Wisconsin and Michigan.
Vice President Kamala Harris and her newly announced running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz, were met with loud applause and cheers in Philadelphia as they made their first joint appearance.
That massive crowd gave Harris and Walz a long standing ovation as they took the stage to the song "Freedom" by Beyoncé.
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro has taken to the stage and is speaking in Philadelphia ahead of the first joint Harris-Walz rally.
Second gentleman Doug Emhoff called Minnesota first lady Gwen Walz to welcome her to the team, sharing a video on X on Tuesday afternoon.
"Holy smokes. Thank you for taking my call. That's so considerate. Thank you," Walz said.
"So just like Dr. [Jill] Biden was there for me who had been through it, and I've been through it, I'm gonna be there for you. We're gonna do this together," Emhoff said.
-ABC News' Gabriella Abdul-Hakim, Fritz Farrow and Will McDuffie
Gov. Tim Walz will tout Vice President Kamala Harris' history as a prosecutor, senator and vice president at their joint rally tonight in Philadelphia, according to excerpts from his speech that were released ahead of the event.
"She took on predators and fraudsters, took down transnational gangs, stood up against powerful corporate interests, she's never hesitated to reach across the aisle if it meant improving people's lives. And -- she brings joy to everything she does," the excepts read.
The governor is also expected to speak about his experiences from his days as a teacher to legislating as an elected official.
"These same values I learned on the family farm and tried to instill in my students, I took to Congress and the state capital, and now, Vice President Harris and I are running to take them to the White House," the excerpts read.
"Donald Trump -- he sees the world differently. He doesn't know the first thing about service -- because he’s too busy serving himself," the excerpts read.
-ABC News' Gabriella Abdul-Hakim
