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Good morning, Brie Daily Show. I'm Neil Freiman. And I'm Toby Howell. Today, Palantir CEO turned an earnings call into Fight Night.

Then Coca-Cola thinks the best way to spread holiday cheer is to AI-generated ads. It's Tuesday, November 4th. Let's Ride.

Good morning and happy Election Day, which despite being on an off-year features high-stakes

races across the country. People around the world will be watching New York City's mayoral race, where

self-described democratic socialist Zoran Mamdani could become the next leader of the global hub

of capitalism. There are also big gubernatorial races in Virginia and New Jersey, while Californians

will vote on a measure that would allow Democrats to redraw the state's house map. If you need

me later, I'm going to be locked in on the

results coming out of Queens County, which has picked the mayor of New York every election since

1989. First, impeccable use of the word gubernatorial. Always good when you can get that into a show.

And then second, if early voting is any indication in New York City, there is going to be

record turnout today. New York City's

Board of Election said 735,000 voters cast ballots during the early voting period, which is more

than five times the number of early voters in 2021. In total, turnout is predicted to reach about

2 million voters. If that number proves to be accurate, that would outpace any New York

City mayoral election dating back to 1969, according to the newsletter 1440. So I guess get in line

early because there's probably going to be some crowds. And now a word from our sponsor,

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