On the final episode of this series of Race to the White House, Simon Tierney is joined by Ian O'Doherty of the Irish Independent and Mick Clifford of the Irish Examiner to explore the role of newspaper endorsements in deciding the election, what it's actually like at a Trump rally, and forecast the outcome of the election.

Zoe Clark, Political Director and Co-host of It's Just Politics on Michigan Public Radio also joins us from on the ground in the key swing state to give us the lowdown there, and Off The Ball's Shane Hannon tells us everything spooky there is to know about the history of the White House.

The convicted criminal versus comrade Kamala. The former president versus the vice president. Red versus blue. This is Race to the White House.

Former Taoiseach Bertie Ahern joins to discuss his memories of spending time at the White House. Patti Shields of Democrats Abroad and Lorcan Nyhan of The Communications Clinic and columnist with the Sunday Independent join our panel to explores why Elon Musk is trying to sway the election, and Shane Hannon looks at first ladies and booze.

The convicted criminal versus comrade Kamala. The former president versus the vice president. Red versus blue. This is Race to the White House.

Trump dances to Sinead O'Connor rather than take questions at his town hall in Pennsylvania, while Kamala goes into attack mode on Fox News.

Ian O'Doherty of the Irish Independent and TJ Mulloy from Democrats Abroad join our panel to explore the wildly different ways in which both candidates engage with the media and look at each campaign's attacks on the other's mental acuity.

The convicted criminal versus Comrade Kamala. The former president versus the vice president. Red versus blue. This is Race to the White House.