Author: John Fritze and David Jackson, USA TODAY

No matter what Trump does now, his past four years have left a mark on immigration, the federal bench and the nation’s raging political divisions.

The Pennsylvania rally is Trump’s second major event since the Republican National Convention last week and comes as voters are beginning to tune in.

Trump’s decision on Hong Kong came as U.S.-China relations falter over trade, the coronavirus and a crackdown on pro-Democracy efforts in the city.

Trump touted a study that indicates sunlight and humidity can weaken the coronavirus, suggesting patients might be treated by light “inside the body.”

Trump has sought for days to deflect criticism from states over coronavirus testing. Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan, a Republican, has been a vocal critic.

A day after declining to name states he felt may be ready to ease lockdowns to halt coronavirus, Trump singled out Virginia, Michigan and Minnesota.

Trump has not been tested for coronavirus despite a series of encounters with lawmakers who had contact with others who tested positive.

“It’s being rigged against Crazy Bernie,” Trump told supporters as he tried to promote Sanders and divide the Democrats.