Tonight both candidates hit the campaign trail with just days to go until the debate.

We are fact-checking Trump on the economy as he backs Elon Musk's plan for government spending.

Then the high stakes battle for control of Congress

takes shape. Why all eyes are now on a key race in Montana. Plus Trump's election

interference case is finally back in court.

What the judge is now saying about the timeline,

as the 11th hour gets underway on this Thursday night. Good evening once again I am Stephanie Rule and can you believe that we are now just 61 days away from the election and

campaign donations are still pouring in at least for Kamala Harris. The

Vice President raised more than $300 million in the month of August. It is over twice as

much as the Trump campaign which raised also a whole lot of money, $130 million

in the same time period. Today Harris arrived in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. The city will

be her home for the next four days as she prepares for her first debate against Trump

on Tuesday night in the city of Brotherly Love.

This, as new reporting, says, the Trump campaign is changing their strategy.

Axios reports that Trump is now scaling back his campaigning in New Hampshire, Minnesota, and Virginia, three states he was

targeting just six weeks ago, and he's also revamping his economic message in a

last-ditch effort to slow Harris's momentum ahead of the debate.

My friend and colleague Vaughn Hilliard had the difficult challenge of digging in to that

policy.

Here's more.

Tonight just days from his critical face-off with Vice President Harris,

former President Trump, zeroing in on a top issue for voters, the economy.

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