Tonight a high-stakes moment for the Democratic ticket.

Colonel Harris and Tim Wall take questions in their first big interview of the campaign.

Donald Trump heads to crucial Midwest Battlegrounds and answers new questions about the altercation at Arlington National Cemetery.

And new polls show Harris holding a narrow lead in key states as the 11th hour gets underway on this Thursday night.

Greetings everyone I'm Simone Sanders Townsend and for Stephanie Rule we are 68 days

away from the election and it's now been six weeks since the historic change at the

top of the Democratic ticket and in that time Kamala Harris and Tim Walz's campaign has seen a surge of momentum.

We've watched as thousands have gathered at rallies and voter enthusiasm has reached new highs.

The campaign has also seen record-breaking fundraising.

And last week, all of this was front and center during the Democratic Convention in Chicago.

Harris and Walls have spent these weeks speaking directly to voters and holding informal

question and answer sessions with reporters who are covering the Harris

Wall's campaign. But their opponents, namely Donald Trump and his supporters,

have claimed that Harris was avoiding the scrutiny

that comes with a sit-down interview and that she was unwilling or even unable to take

hard questions from the media about what she would do in the White House. Well today card questions.

about what she would do in the White House.

Well today, Harris and Wall, they sat down for an interview with CNN,

their first since entering the race.

And the questions, they range from issues such as the economy and immigration

even to her feelings about President Biden. You were a very staunch defender of

President Biden's capacity to serve another four years right after the debate.

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