Former President Obama criticized the Trump administration on Saturday while rallying supporters at an Ohio event, according to The Hill. The outlet reported that the rally was held for Ohio Democratic midterm candidates, naming former Sen. Sherrod Brown (D) and Amy Acton. The summary available for this story does not list an office for Acton.

The Hill described Obama's remarks as a "harsh assessment" of the administration. The summary does not detail the specific criticisms Obama made, so the account of his remarks on policy and government performance cannot be confirmed from the material available.

According to The Hill, Obama directly addressed a controversial attack ad by Republican gubernatorial candidate Vivek Ramaswamy. The ad features the estranged mother of Acton, who is Ramaswamy's opponent in the race, the outlet said.

The summary also refers to President Trump and to a second official, but that reference is cut off, so The Hill's account of those remarks cannot be confirmed from the summary. The full text of the speech and any response from the administration, from Ramaswamy, or from the Acton campaign are not included in the material available for this story.

The Hill's report was written by Ford McCracken and published Saturday. Additional details of the event and the remarks beyond what the summary states were not available for this report.

Sources: The Hill: Obama scathes Trump administration in quippy Ohio campaign rally speech.