Inside Edition for Monday, November 4, 2024
This time tomorrow Americans will be at the polls, although a record setting 75 million have already cast their ballots. The final surveys show the race is a dead heat-- too close to call. But one thing’s for sure, in the final hours, both the former President and the current Vice President are trying to win over each undecided voter. And, feel a little on edge about what's next after the elections? 73% of Americans do, according to the American Psychiatric Association. No matter what the outcome is, there are worries about the aftermath. In fact, businesses in Washington, D.C. and other cities are boarding up windows just in case. Plus, his running mate famously talked about childless cat ladies, now Donald Trump’s boyhood home has been taken over by stray cats. And the anger continues over the untimely demise of Peanut the squirrel, who achieved fame on social media. Even Elon Musk and JD Vance have commented, and questions are being raised over who called authorities on Peanut and why?
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<p>This time tomorrow Americans will be at the polls, although a record setting 75 million have already cast their ballots. The final surveys show the race is a dead heat-- too close to call. But one thing’s for sure, in the final hours, both the former President and the current Vice President are trying to win over each undecided voter. And, feel a little on edge about what's next after the elections? 73% of Americans do, according to the American Psychiatric Association. No matter what the outcome is, there are worries about the aftermath. In fact, businesses in Washington, D.C. and other cities are boarding up windows just in case. Plus, his running mate famously talked about childless cat ladies, now Donald Trump’s boyhood home has been taken over by stray cats. And<strong> </strong>the anger continues over the untimely demise of Peanut the squirrel, who achieved fame on social media. Even Elon Musk and JD Vance have commented, and questions are being raised over who called authorities on Peanut and why?</p>
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