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With just 24 hours remaining, John McCain can't buy a boost. The polls remained relatively steady over the last weekend of campaigning, and with the countdown underway, John McCain needs to win 5-of-6 Eastern Time Zone swing states for tomorrow to be even close. Does he have it in him, or will Obama be POTUS 44?

With just four days to go, Obama is cool and collected (but not too confident), while McCain is emptying the coffers for one last push. Are there enough hours left for an October surprise, or will the final weekend pass quietly on the campaign trail?

Tonight Barack Obama owns the airwaves for 30 minutes, but is it the right play? Can McCain defeat the democrats' machine in Florida? And how long will you wait on election day? Rob and Will cover those stories and more in today's Political Lunch.

Today on The Lunch, Rob and Will look at the prospect of a landslide for the Dems and the GOP's push back, a rogue Republican agent, and the importance of Colorado.

Today's second-to-last Friday 10-in-3 includes an Obama/McCain danceoff, some good news for the democrats on taxes, a ClothingGate update, and much more!

For Snack today, Will looks at the surprising source of Obama's recent surge in the polls.

Will returns (triumphantly) to help Rob recap last night's final presidential debate. John McCain had his most fiery performance yet, but was it enough to bring him back into the hunt. ALSO: Who is Joe the Plumber?

Today on The Lunch, Sarah Palin has some rough headlines, McCain corrects the record, and Obama is still not an Arab.

Last night Sarah Palin exceeded expectations, according to today's pundits. But is that really a compliment? It all depends on how low the bar's been set. ALSO: What do the candidates say about today's job market woes?

The biggest event of the season takes place tonight, and Rob Millis tells you the best way to catch all the action when Joe Biden and Sarah Palin take the stage.