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Okay, here's the show. Hey there, it's the NPR Politics podcast for Tuesday, November 1st.

That's right, it's November. A week from Election Day, in our run of daily episodes right

up until November 8th. I'm Scott Detro, campaign reporter. I'm Asma Khaled, I cover demographics

in the campaign. And I'm Ron Elving, editor-corespondent, recovering frog. I think we need to get the very

important news that according to pictures on Twitter, Sam Sanders was a very convincing Ron Elving

for Halloween. Actually, very few people understand this or have perceived this, but that was actually

me doing Sam. Ah! Mustache and all. I thought the two musta, the beard and mustache.

What really? A piece to resist, um. The hair, the hair matching part as well, I noticed.

What really made the synergy was that Ron, you and I have the exact same glasses. And Sam borrowed

my glasses to be you. That was the piece to resist, huh? Speaking of Sam. Two pieces to resist,

to us. How many of them? We're there more. Speaking of Sam, we know you miss him. He's been

working on some other stuff. He'll be back on the podcast soon. In the meantime, no real update

on the Clinton email story today. Check out Monday's episode for the latest on that. We dug into

basically everything you need to know at this point. Uh, let's hear what the candidates were up to

on the trail today. Donald Trump was at a rally in Pennsylvania. He spoke about an issue that you

often hear spoken about in that state. We're going to open modern minds and take care of our great

miners. Our miners have been mistreated horribly. We will be producing clean coal, oil, natural gas,

and share energy. Former energy reporter tangent here. A big reason why coal mining jobs have gone

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