It's Thursday, October 31st.
Happy Halloween to those who celebrate.
I'm Jane Costen, and this is what a Day.
The show where we have already stress eaten the candy we're supposed to hand out tonight.
Do kids take Venmo?
On today's show, we deep dive into how Dems are leaning into using social media to get the word out.
And Elon Musk thinks Donald Trump could bring some temporary hardship for everyday Americans.
But that's a good thing.
Let's get started.
The backlash to Donald Trump's Madison Square Garden rally has been fierce.
As I've talked about on the show, it featured a cavalcade of offensive comments, from jokes about how cheap Jewish people are to a riff about how Latinos just have too many babies.
But what stuck was a joke about how Puerto Rico is a floating island of garbage.
Major Puerto Rican artists with tens of millions of social media followers have since thrown their support behind Vice President Kamala Harris.
Chief among them Bad Bunny and on Wednesday, Nicky Jam walked back his previous endorsement of Trump.
In a video to his 40 million social media followers.
Trump.
He'S saying there never in my life did I think that a month later a comedian was going to criticize my land and speak badly about my land.
And for this I renounce my support of Donald Trump and have stepped aside from any political position.
But three days after the rally, Trump still will not apologize.
In fact, he doesn't know anything about it.