and now America's number one show on pop culture and politics.

This is the Michael Medved Show.

And another great day in this greatest nation on God's Green Earth.

It is Halloween, but we have a scary election that is preempting

the holiday. I mean, really, it's inevitable to end up thinking about trick-or-treating and

Halloween parties and Halloween decorations and the fact that America's breaking all kinds of records in terms of how much money

people are paying for Halloween decorations. We've never seen stuff so elaborate.

But a lot of it is very grim this year. Lots and lots of skeletons and skeletons, I don't know, having tea in people's

front yards or basically sitting at tables like a skeleton family. It's an indication of an

indication of what exactly? I don't know. I don't even know about symbolism of a garbage truck, whether this is going to change the campaign in its last moments.

Look, a lot of people have voted already. We're getting close to a third of what the expected total vote that's already cast their

votes, already sent their votes in, already decided their opinion.

But there are people out there.

They're stubbornly undecided.

Carl Rove has an analysis of the three groups who are undecided and

basically indicating that both Trump and Harris are trying to go after that undecided people.

Here's a question with the the garbage truck strategy, is this situation going to change?

That the undecided will be all following along behind the big truck that was painted with Trump signs and banners and American flags.

Is it an iconic or an idiotic moment in political history?

People are referring to the garbage truck as garbage force won.

Now, what is the purpose?

He was driving around Green Bay, Wisconsin.

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