On the latest episode of "The Tony Kinnett Cast," we bask in the torrent of October surprises which might topple a presidential campaign. From Israel and Iran leaks to brand new plagiarism allegations, these toxic events might be enough to flip the electoral college in unforeseen ways.

What if it doesn't? Joy Pullmann, executive editor of The Federalist, joins us to talk about how the Biden-Harris administration is planning to crack down on any post-election violence (depending on which party wins, of course). Either way, the Nov. 5 election promises to be a doozy.

Speaking of Nov. 5, join us beginning at 6p.m. ET that fateful evening for our ultimate election coverage, straight from the show's new studio! We'll go until we're ready to call the race, coming back each day come Hell or high water until the results are confirmed.

In the meantime, political parties and legacy media outlets are beginning to create the narratives that will shape post-election America and the celebrations or mournful excuses that come along with it. With the campaigns so uncertain and the polls trending towards Trump, even the Los Angeles Times is refraining from tossing their endorsement hat into the race.