Today is Monday, November 4th.

With just one day left before Election Day, we'll tell you how both presidential campaigns are making final pushes to win over any undecided voters in swing states.

And why some comments and appearances from the weekend are adding to the election drama.

Also, why U.S. officials are warning about some fake election videos online.

Plus, we'll explain why economists say a weaker

than expected jobs report doesn't tell the full story, which major restaurant chain is the latest

to file for bankruptcy, and what happened with a star-studded movie using AI technology that's

getting left behind at the box office. Those stories and more news to know next.

Welcome, welcome to The Newsworthy. All the day's news in around 10 minutes. Fast, fair,

fun, and on the go. I'm Erica Mandy. Thanks so much for being here. You ready? Let's do this.

It's Election Day Eve here in the U.S.

Yep, tomorrow is the last day for Americans to vote on who will become our next president.

And now with the race down to the wire, the candidates are focused on battlegrounds and

undecided voters.

Of course, they are still talking about some of the same key issues like immigration, the economy,

and reproductive health care. But there were a few new controversial comments in recent days.

For example, former President Donald Trump is once again bringing up his allegations of election

interference. Trump told supporters he never should have left the White House after the 2020

election. As you know, several courts and top election

authorities from both parties confirmed President Biden's victory. Trump also claimed Democrats

are trying to cheat this time, though once again government officials say this election will be

safe and secure. Another comment that made headlines came when the former president spoke about

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