It's Wednesday, October 30th, 2024.

Joe Biden brings the rhetorical temperature down by saying half the country are garbage humans.

Kamala Harris makes her closing pitch.

And what really makes immigration a legitimately important issue?

J.D. Vance has the answer next on the AM update. We are now going on day four of the media and Democrats, pardon the redundancy, making a big, fat

deal over some comments, an insult comic made at Donald Trump's Madison Square Garden Rally in New York City over the weekend,

calling Puerto Rico a floating pile of garbage or something like that.

In an effort to bring down the temperature in the room, Joe Biden spoke to a group of Latinos

via webcast last night and had these words.

Or Puerto Rico, where I'm in my home state of Delaware, they're good, decent, honorable people.

The only garbage I see float down there is his supporters.

His demonization seen as unconscionable.

And it's un-American.

So that is Joe Biden last night talking about how Donald Trump's supporters are garbage, saying the only garbage he sees

floating around are his supporters. Well, that's one way, one strategy of trying to win this election.

Last night in Washington, D.C. at the ellipse, Kamala Harris made her closing pitch to the American

people just seven days before the election by saying we need to stop

pointing fingers at each other. America, for too long, we have been consumed with too much

division, chaos, and mutual distrust. And it can be easy then to forget a simple truth.

It doesn't have to be this way. It doesn't have to be this way.

It doesn't have to be this way.

It is time to stop pointing figures.

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