WASHINGTON (NEXSTAR) - Former president Donald Trump heads west while Vice President Kamala Harris returns to the south for a star-studded rally. With just 12 days to go until Election Day the stars are coming out to rally for their prospective candidates. Vice President Harris is trying to rally supporters in Georgia. "The American people are being presented with a very serious decision,” said Harris. Harris is getting some help from one of the biggest names in the Democratic party, former president Barack Obama, and from the boss himself, Bruce Springsteen. "I think it just shows the breadth and depth of this support that we have,” said Harris. VP nominee Tim Walz rallied college students in North Carolina. "We're going to win this thing going right through Duke University,” said Walz. Also, in North Carolina, Republican VP nominee JD Vance, who will take questions from voters during a NewsNation town hall. Trump was joined by country singer Jason Aldean Wednesday night. "We are running against the most radical, most incompetent most unfit Vice President in the history of our country,” said Trump. At his rally he did not comment on the interview former White House chief of staff John Kelly gave the New York Times. Kelly warned Trump is an authoritarian and confirmed previous reports Trump had spoken favorably of Adolf Hitler. Trump denied the comments online and kept his speech focused on Harris. "No one respects her, no one trusts her, no one takes her seriously,” said Trump. Friday one of the biggest names in music, Beyonce, will campaign with Harris in Houston. Trump will also be in Texas to tape a podcast and hold a news conference.