If you don't know about Trump's bombshell interview, his Nobel Prize nomination, Halloween getting cancelled, Oscar's Diversity initiative, and the Kardashians ending, then give us 2:30 and we'll get you caught up on this and every other big news story of the day. TMI Daily will be back on Monday, September 14th.

TMI Daily is off until Monday, September 14th, but the news still happens, so here is today's daily wrap-up!

It's another Trump Free Friday and another chance to play Dodge, the game that rewards you for knowing left handed celebrities, brands of coffins and vegemite! Join us and play along, with our special guest Patrick Gallagher from Glee, Night At the Museum, Sideways, Master and Commander and about a thousand other movies and tv shows!

With one day to go until the Labor Day Holiday Weekend, guess what? You made it! You survived the summer of 2020. Sure, some summers you battle sunburn, jellyfish, hot pavements or bathing suit sand, but not 2020. This summer you've survived a deadly pandemic, divisive politics, racial unrest and yes, maybe even some sunburn. That's why tonight, instead of focusing on the negative, we celebrate the best of summer 2020... hopefully this won't be our shortest show ever! With a special guest appearance by the band Pink Laces, who join us to talk about their new EP "Shelf Life". We close the show doing a March Madness style battle royale of the best summer movies of all time.  Spoiler alert, things get pretty hot over Men In Black. 

Tonight we are joined by a special guest panelist, Bill Chott (This Is Us, Wizards Of Waverly Place). In our Just One Question segment we discuss the end of the Kennedy reign in Massachusetts, after Joe Kennedy III's primary loss, Sarah Sanders and Kim Jung Un, Covid on college campuses, Meghan and harry's Netflix deal and Carole Baskin on Dancing with the Stars. We then went into our main topic, Is There A Doctor In The House? This election features the oldest two candidates to ever face each other for President. With that in mind and with recent reports questioning both Trump and Biden in regards to their health and fitness for office, tonight we try to tackle the question, will each candidates medical records be more important to voters than the political records they're running on?  We closed out the show celebrating Salma Hayek's 54th birthday by playing a game called Salma Cruz or Is That Penelope Hayek.

In our Just one Question segment, we talk about the jetpacker who was flying near a plane landing in LA, Joe Exotic's new underwear line, Joe Biden's signs in the Nintendo game,  Animal Crossing, Loretta Lynne and Kid Rock's "wedding", Usher's new baby and the Fresh Prince reunion. Then in our main segment we talk about Fake News in the last few months before the election.  Fake news is everywhere, from the pages of social media to the mouth of our current leaders. With 2 months till a very consequential election, how are voters supposed to figure out what's real and what's fake. Tonight, we are joined by Fordham University Media Studies Professor Paul Levinson to separate the lies from the truth . We close the show by celebrating Dr. Phil's 70th birthday by doing like he does and give unqualified advice.

First we talk about the tragic loss of Chadwick Boseman. Then in our Just one Question segment we discuss the MTV VMA's, Whether Brad Pitt's new girlfriend, who is in an open marriage is the ultimate in the celebrity free pass and why the US is too uptight to show a documentary like the UK documentary called, Me and My Penis.

In our main segment we discuss "The Election Of Death". All evidence is pointing to two factors that could very well swing this election. For the Democrats, the more people who die from Covid means the better the chances are that Joe Biden will win. For Republicans, they are betting that the more suburbanites see lawlessness and death in the streets of places like Kenosha and Portland, the better it is for Donald Trump. Is either right? Is it possible both could be? Tonight, we talk about how each side is using these tragedies to their political benefit and we'll try to decide if anyone wins when death is the ultimate victor.

While we are talking death... We close the show commemorating Jack the Ripper's first confirmed murder, which took place on this date in 1888 and we try to figure out why people are still so fascinated with him and if any other serial killer has the same mystique as Jack.

We get it! There's a mysterious disease stalking our every movement that might either kill us, give us a cough or do nothing at all. At the same time there's protesters in the streets calling for justice. All the while the most divisive President in our history, does whatever he thinks will get him re-elected. It can be so much that you just want to shut down. That is until you realize that there are full seasons of He-Man and She-Ra out there, just waiting for you to hit play. Tonight, on TMI Daily's Trump Free Friday we look at how Americans are staying calm with the help of pop culture. So grab your Pop Rocks and a Snapple and join us as TMI Daily goes Pop! Then we go through many of the stories we missed this week. 

With more than a third of Americans working from home and much the country still in some form of lockdown, will car ownership become a thing of the past? Tonight, we're joined by one of the preeminent voices of the auto industry, Kelley Blue Book Executive Editorial Director and Forbes Magazine journalist, Jack Nerad, to discuss the long and winding road ahead for the automobile industry. Before that, we discuss whether the protests are actually helping Trump's reelection chances, what could Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie be fighting about in divorce court and why do young Hollywood celebrities like Selena Gomez have to objectify themselves in order to get attention. We close the show celebrating Macaulay Culkin's 40th birthday and debating whether there is an actor who is as defined by a singular part as Macaulay is with Home Alone.

It's often been said that art is a mirror of the times we live in. So what does stages across the country being dark for 6 months and counting say about these times? Tonight, we're joined by three time Drama Desk nominated and Off-Broadway Alliance Award winning New York based theater producer Tom D'Angora to talk about the near and long term future of theater. Tom also was a part of Hillary Clinton's 2008 and 2016 Presidential campaign and we discussed his time with the Clintons, the effect of the 2016 loss on him and what is different about the 2020 race.