Hundreds of people gathered outside Trump Tower in New York to protest against Donald Trump's remarks where he called Hillary Clinton a 'nasty woman' during the final presidential debate. The protest was organized by the National Organization for Women (NOW) and featured slogans and chants against Trump. While the majority of protesters supported Clinton, there were also individuals from other groups like the NYC Revolution Club who criticized both candidates. The protest is part of a broader reaction to Trump's perceived disrespect towards women, amplified by recent scandals and accusations of sexual assault against him. With the election approaching and Clinton leading in the polls, the protest adds to the challenges facing Trump's campaign.

Rob Astorino, Westchester County Executive, held a press conference at The Plaza Hotel in Manhattan to call for the resignations of New Jersey Governor Chris Christie and New York Governor Andrew Cuomo. Astorino accused the governors of colluding to help each other get re-elected, citing the Bridgegate scandal and Christie's withdrawal of support for Astorino's 2014 gubernatorial campaign after a phone call with Cuomo. Astorino suggested that this collusion may have affected his fundraising and election outcome. Despite his claims, it is unlikely that either governor will resign, as both are dealing with their own scandals. Astorino's comments come as some of these issues are being discussed in a New Jersey courtroom.