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Good morning, I'm Taylor Wilson and today is Monday, October 28th, 2024. This is the

excerpt. Today we check in after busy weekends for Trump and Harris.

Plus we hear about how election workers are coping in the final stretch.

And how worried should we be about cyber attacks on U.S. infrastructure.

Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump headlined a hometown rally at New York

City's Madison Square Garden last night.

The rally featured Elon Musk, Hulk Hogan and

UFC CEO Dana White. But the night was marked by racist tropes.

Warmabacks, including comedian Tony Hinchcliffe, who goes by the stage name Kill Tony, called Puerto Rico, a floating island of garbage.

Trump's campaign said yesterday that it does not share the views of Hinchcliffe on Puerto Rico.

Trump later repeated his plans

to launch what he called the largest deportation program

in American history and referred to his opponent

Democratic nominee Kamla Harris as a low IQ individual. Elsewhere, Kamla Harris as a low IQ individual.

Elsewhere, Kamla Harris made a series of campaign stops in the Philadelphia area yesterday,

trying to make a final push to voters in a major battleground state.

That stop came after former first lady Michelle Obama on

Saturday opened for Harris in Kalamazoo, Michigan. She said that with Trump, there's no honesty,

decency, or morals.

You can read more about a busy penultimate weekend on the campaign trail for both candidates

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