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Campaign 2016 / Trump & Foreign Policy / Rogers Interview #1098830

CNN Evening News for Wednesday, May 18, 2016
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) The meeting of presidential candidate Donald Trump with Henry Kissinger after he said he would speak to North Korea's Kim Jong Un about nuclear weapons introduced.

(No location given: Randi Kaye) Trump's contradictory foreign policy positions examined. [At various times, TRUMP - says our foreign policy is a complete disaster; talks about the Russians, ISIS in Syria, bombing the oil fields, that NATO is obsolete, a shutdown on Muslims entering the US, how it would be a temporary ban, China, North Korea.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Recent interview held with Representative Mike Rogers about Trump's foreign policy. [ROGERS - says Kissinger is the dean of Republican foreign policy, that Trump's team is now light of foreign policy; offers views on Hillary Clinton & Kissinger, Trump says he would talk to Kim of North Korea.]

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson;
Kaye, Randi
Duration:
00:07:20

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