Jon Stewart tackles Trump's racist and xenophobic MSG rally, and the former president's plan for the mass deportation of immigrants, legal and illegal. Plus, Jessica Williams stops in to offer some hope (and levity) for the future. Gov. Josh Shapiro joins Jon Stewart to discuss the spotlight on Pennsylvania as a "temporary swing state." He talks about working to level the playing field for his constituents, the Commonwealth's speedy efforts to rebuild Interstate 95 after a collapse in 2023, and how overregulation and overthinking can get in the way of government accomplishing his motto of "Getting Sh*t Done." As a vocal advocate for Kamala Harris, Gov. Shapiro also shares how the Democrats' practice of addition, rather than Trump and the Republicans' subtraction, will win in the end.

With one week until Election Day, Ronny Chieng assesses the fallout from Tony Hinchcliffe's racist Puerto Rico joke, while Donald Trump plays defense, insisting he's "not a Nazi." Plus, Grace Kuhlenschmidt takes RFK Jr.'s advice and travels back in time to save Baby Trump. Triumph the Insult Comic Dog went to Madison Square Garden to cosplay as a January 6th insurrectionist, launch a line of merch, and write a song about Republicans' favorite thing: "Liberal Tears." Co-founder and President of Voto Latino, María Teresa Kumar, talks to Ronny Chieng on National Vote Early Day about the power of the Latino voting bloc and closing the voter registration gap of roughly 10 million Latinos who are eligible to vote. Kumar also makes a case to undecided Latinos for Kamala Harris by pointing to the racist comments made at Trump's MSG rally and invoking her grandmother's golden rule, "You are who your friends are."