Former President Donald Trump served up some fries and political shade against his rival during a behind-the-counter stint at McDonald’s Sunday, which drew a monster crowd to the Feasterville-Trevose, Pa. fast food restaurant.

McDonald’s has long been one of Trump’s favorite chains, but his visit to the golden arches Sunday doubled as an effort to re-up his doubts over Vice President Kamala Harris’ claims that she worked there in the 1980s.

Scores of people lined Street Road in Lower Southampton Township in an attempt to order food from the former president at the McDonald’s restaurant.

“I’ll just take whatever he gives me,” one man told The Post.

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He has some financial advice for the country.

Finance whiz Dave Ramsey announced on his show that he intends to vote for former President Donald Trump and shrugged off any concerns about getting canceled for it, noting it's hard to do because he owns the show.

"I'm looking at ideas and which idea lands on which side of the aisle," Ramsey explained, before listing out key issues such as taxes and immigration. "So I'm going to tell you, I'm voting for Donald Trump. Because I checked those boxes and more of them are on that side than the other."

Vice President Kamala Harris turned 60 on Sunday, but the real birthday treat for her would be a successful election night in 16 days.

To that end, Harris is slated to kick off the day with a church event in Stonecrest, Georgia. She will then partake in several campaign activities such as an Early Vote event in Georgia, conduct an interview with MSNBC's Al Sharpton, before heading off to Philadelphia.

At this point in the race, Trump and Harris are polling neck and neck with each other, especially in the battleground states.

Now that she's turned 60, Harris is just a touch about the median age of a president during their first inauguration, but she is still nearly two decades younger than both President Biden and former President Donald Trump.

Former President Donald Trump was endorsed by two former NFL stars at a rally in Latrobe, Pa. — as he talked up his energy policy, especially his support for fracking.

Former all-pro running back and one-time New York Jet Le’Veon Bell and controversial ex-wide receiver Antonio Brown both got onstage at the campaign event at Arnold Palmer Regional Airport to voice their approval the GOP presidential nominee.

Brown, clad in a red MAGA hat, got on the microphone and said , “Let’s vote for Trump! Let’s make some noise for the president!” Brown could be heard on the mic telling Trump that he “loved him.”

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Vice President Harris publicly agreed with a protestor this week who interrupted her to accuse Israel of committing "genocide."

The moment went down during a campaign stop Thursday at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, when a pro-Hamas UWM student began yelling out while the Democratic presidential nominee was speaking, video of the exchange showed.

"I am so invested in you all, in every way," Harris can be heard saying as the interruption began.

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David Axelrod is hedging his bets.

The former Obama campaign guru said he would be a "fool" to try and predict who would win the 2024 presidential election, noting the current polling showed the contest was too close to call.

“I’d be a fool to answer that question because you’re talking about margins we have never seen before in polling,” Axelrod told CNN.

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