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Campaign 2016 / Clinton vs. Trump / Second Amendment / Trump Misunderstood #1101807

CNN Evening News for Wednesday, Aug 10, 2016
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(Studio: John Berman) The comments from Donald Trump about the Second Amendment re-introduced. [On Tuesday, TRUMP - says Hillary wants to abolish the Second Amendment....]

(New York: Randi Kaye) The question as to whether Trump is just misunderstood examined; details given about what Trump said about a disabled reporter on July 30, what he said about Fox's Megyn Kelly on August 7, 2015, punishment for abortion on March 30, the judge in the Trump University case in June, the Russian hackers on July 27 & 28.

(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 being misunderstood. [McENANY, SETMAYER, QUINN, BAUER, BUMP - offer views on Hillary Clinton's e-mails, the truthful polling for both presidential candidates, how Trump is his own campaign so he says anything,]

Reporter(s):
Berman, John;
Kaye, Randi
Duration:
00:07:40

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