It's Tuesday, October 29th, and the Manosphere is a risky place. We start here.

The Trump campaign starts its final week in damage control.

You've seen some of those moments go viral.

Why an offensive crack by a warm-up act could be so consequential.

Meanwhile, batches of ballots have been set on fire.

They believe that hundreds of ballots were impacted.

Law enforcement isn't as worried about these cases as they are about the next ones.

And now I know my DOE's... He wants to seriously consider eliminating the Department of Education altogether.

With family futures hanging in the balance, we'll compare and contrast the candidates' plans for

schools.

From ABC News, this is start here.

I'm Brad Milky.

The polls are very tight, but today you're going to see two campaigns conveying very different messages.

Are we ready to vote?

Are we ready to win?

Later today, Vice President Harris will give a speech on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.

's electoral votes are not really in doubt, but like we said yesterday, at this point,

the biggest thing for these campaigns is creating a memorable image.

This you'd think might serve two functions, make the candidates appear more presidential,

and perhaps strike a contrast

with the man who last gave a speech here on January 6th four years ago.

She's calling them all fascist and Nazis, okay? But she's a fascist, okay?

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