The 2024 election could be one of the closest in history.

Both campaigns are looking for an edge.

And Fox News discovered Donald Trump cut one deal that may guarantee victory in November.

Trump buries the hatchet with RINO rival

Former President Donald Trump has feuded with Georgia RINO Governor Brian Kemp since the 2020 election concluded.

Trump believes Kemp didn’t do enough to ensure that Georgia’s election was secure amidst significant allegations of voter fraud.

Ever since, Trump has routinely attacked Kemp, including at a rally in Atlanta after Kemp’s wife said she wouldn’t vote for Trump.

That schism in the GOP threatened to cost Trump a crucial win in Georgia.

Georgia is a must-win state for Trump if he is to reach 270 Electoral College votes.

Governor Kemp possesses a powerful political machine whose turnout operation could mean the difference between winning and losing.

Trump recently posted on Truth Social that he looked forward to working with Governor Kemp for victory in November.

“Thank you to @BrianKempGAfor all of your help and support in Georgia, where a win is so important to the success of our Party and, most importantly, our Country,” Trump added. “I look forward to working with you, your team, and all of my friends in Georgia to help MAKE AMERICA GREAT AGAIN!”

Governor Kemp explains what happened

Kemp and Trump will never see eye to eye.

Trump endorsed a failed primary challenger against Kemp in 2022, and Kemp has repeatedly expressed his hope that the GOP would nominate a candidate other than Trump.

In an interview with Fox & Friends, Governor Kemp explained why he and Trump put aside their differences to work together this fall.

Kemp said he was willing to let bygones be bygones because what mattered was defeating Vice President Kamala Harris in November.

“Well, look, there was a little distraction, obviously, on their side when it came to Georgia. To me, that’s in the past. I have been saying that guys, literally for over a year now that I was going to support our nominee, that we had to win Georgia, the road to the White House runs through Georgia,” Kemp began.

“And I still believe today, we cannot afford four more years of Kamala Harris and Joe Biden. It’s not about me. And as former President Trump says a lot, it’s not about him. It’s about our country. It’s about the American people,” Kemp added.

Co-host Lawrence Jones praised Trump and Kemp for acting like adults.

“First thing, I like how two grown men, Donald Trump, as well as the governor here, put away their differences and link up for the greater of the country and the greater of the party and say, ‘Listen, we may disagree on some things,” Jones declared.

“We may have duked it out, but we both want to win. We’re going to put it aside.’ That’s how grown men handle things. You duke it out and then you move forward. I do that with Brian [Kilmeade] sometimes. Sometimes he makes me upset, and then I just give him a big hug and say ‘You know what? For the good of the show, we move forward,” Jones concluded.

Trump and Kemp getting on the same page is a big sign for Republicans heading into the General Election.