Today on “Truth in Media”, Ben Swann looks at where the country stands on election eve.

Noncitizen ballots are challenged in Iowa as election records for 1.2 million voters are handed over to election integrity activists in Arizona.

Kamala Harris appears on SNL as the Trump campaign calls foul play and demands equal air time.

Elon Musk floats working with libertarian Ron Paul to slash government departments in the event of a Trump victory.

And Pennsylvania is neck-and-neck as Americans prepare to get out the vote on Election Day!

Today on “Truth in Media”, a maneuver only Donald Trump can pull off is still making waves after the former president worked at a McDonald's for a day.

Democrats call it a "staged political stunt" while others see a candidate genuinely connecting with regular folks.

Meanwhile, Kamala Harris' “Town Hall” could be nailed as “staged” since the moderator told the audience all the questions to the candidate were predetermined and scripted.

This comes as a new poll shows Trump leading Harris just 14 days before Election Day. But the Biden administration is making them count, with Secretary of State Antony Blinken making his 11th trip to Israel and Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin visiting Ukraine — showcasing U.S. support for the ongoing two wars...

Calling all COVID geeks!

CHD Arizona has officially launched ‘The COVID Index ’ — a resource to help you find any (censored!) study, document, or testimony relating to COVID-19.

And we’re seeking contributors.

Visit The COVID Index: https://covidindex.science/

Full episode with Brian Hooker, Ph.D.: https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1mrGmMNaBQQGy

You remember being told there was a “pandemic of the unvaccinated”?

Zowe Smith was a hospital coder in Arizona at the time, and she says that the claim may have had its roots in none other than a paperwork trick.

Zowe’s book: https://thrillkillmedicalcult.com/

Full video: https://x.com/i/broadcasts/1ypJdpnzMVvJW

Culdesac is a new neighborhood development in Tempe, Arizona designed around "car free" living. Praised for being environmentally friendly and its walking distance convenience, is this essentially the nations first "15 minute city?"