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Campaign 2016 / Clinton vs. Trump / Second Amendment / A Discussion #1101801

CNN Evening News for Wednesday, Aug 10, 2016
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(Studio: John Berman; Sunrise, Florida: Sara MurraY) The campaign of Donald Trump, the Trump Tower building climb, the Second Amendment issue raised by his comments yesterday discussed.

(Studio: John Berman) What Hillary Clinton said about Trump's Second Amendment comments introduced. [CLINTON - says "words matter, my friend."]

(Studio: John Berman; Washington: Jim Sciutto) The Secret Service conversation with Trump's staff about his comments yesterday due to the potential danger from followers reacting to his comments discussed.

(Studio: John Berman) Live discussion held with Trump supporter Andre Bauer, Clinton supporter Christine Quinn; "Washington Post: reporter Philip Bump, Trump supporter Kayleigh McEnany, Trump critic Tara Setmayer, Clinton supporter Richard Socarides about Trump & the Second Amendment issue. [BAUER, McENANY, SOCARIDES, QUINN, SETMAYER - offer views in defense of Trump, what Clinton said in 2008, Trump's double entendre.]

Reporter(s):
Berman, John;
MurraY, Sara;
Sciutto, Jim
Duration:
00:12:10

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