Out front next, moving up.

A new swing state polls tonight show Harris in the lead as a major Fed interest rate cut could give another big boost to the vice president.

Trump tonight calling foul.

Plus Springfield, Ohio, rocked by new bomb threats tonight after Trump's false claim about Haitian migrants eating pets.

Even the editor of the Haitian

Times was targeted. What happened when she answered the door of her home? She's my guest tonight.

And the one and only Connie Chung is out front. And she doesn't hold back on Barbara Walters,

Dan Rather, and revealing a surprise when we thought the interview is over.

Let's go out front.

And good evening, I'm Erin Burnett.

Out front tonight, a swing state surge.

New polls this evening show the vice president's campaign is picking up speed in crucial battleground states.

That includes Pennsylvania, where Kamala Harris has now opened up a six-point lead,

51 percent Trump's 45. Now, that is outside the margin of error. In Michigan, 50 percent of likely

voters right now backing Harris, 45 percent Trump. The race razor thin, though, still in Wisconsin,

just one point. These three states are the exact same three that Harris is targeting this week.

She was just in Pennsylvania, tomorrow, Michigan, Friday, Wisconsin.

And today, a major move by the Fed that, frankly, could end up having implications of helping

Harris, the central bank cutting interest rates by half a point double what had been anticipated.

And this is why that could be really important, right? Interest rates go down. That has impacts for everyone.

But after the Fed cuts rates on average, all the way back to 1974, the markets go up. The markets

have gone up by more than 5% after three months on average since 1974,

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