And the race for the White House is only 53 days away and some mail in ballots have already gone out. Bradley Blackburn has the latest from both presidential campaigns. Touching down in Pennsylvania Friday, Vice President Kamala Harris courted voters in counties. Former president Trump won in the past three days ago, Donald Trump and I had pointing to his performance in Tuesday's debate on how he would the American people. Trump hasn't committed to another debate. Speaking to reporters Friday did great with the debates and I think they've answered everything but maybe if I got in the right mood, Trump campaigned in Nevada again, touting his promise to cut taxes on tips. And now over time, Harris has promised a similar no taxes on tips policy. The candidates are also both promising boosts to the child tax credit. Trump promising a $5000 per child yearly credit. While Harris proposes a 3000 to 3600 credit and up to $6000 for newborns. Trump's credit would go to all families regardless of income. While Harris would limit it to low and middle income families making it refundable, meaning it would be paid out to parents who don't pay taxes. Meanwhile, in response to a question from CBS News, Pope Francis weighed in on the US election with a frank assessment of both candidates. They are both against life. The one who throws away the migrants as well as the one who kills Children, who is the lesser of two evils, that lady or that gentleman. I don't know about 52 million Catholics live in the US. Bradley Blackburn CBS News, New York.