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Campaign 2016 / Clinton vs. Trump / Trump & Obama / Clinton / A Discussion #1101851

CNN Evening News for Thursday, Aug 11, 2016
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(Studio: John Berman) The campaign statement from Donald Trump that President Obama is the founder of ISIS updated. [On "Hugh Hewitt Show," voice of TRUMP - says he is the founder with Hillary Clinton being a co-founder.]

(Studio: John Berman; Kissimmee: Jim Acosta) Trump's reiteration that Obama is the founder of ISIS, what he said about the US handling of forces in Iraq, the crowd reaction to Trump's issues & no signs he will back off the ISIS argument discussed; scenes shown from a Trump rally in Kissimmee, Florida.

(Studio: John Berman) What Trump said in March 2007 about taking all US troops out of Iraq introduced. [On CNN. TRUMP - says {US troop} just get out of the civil war in Iraq.]

(Studio: John Berman) Live discussion held with Trump supporters Andre Bauer & Scottie Nell Hughes, "New York Times" Maggie Haberman, Trump critic Margaret Hoover, pro-Clinton David Brock & Clinton supporter Maria Cardona about Trump, Obama, ISIS & Clinton's e-mails. [HUGHES, HOOVER, BAUER, CARDONA, BROCK, HABERMAN - offer views on Trump standing behind the statement Obama founded ISIS, the issue of US troops in Iraq, why Trump uses the phrase "Barack Hussein Obama", the issue of Clinton e-mails & the consideration of an investigation of conflict of interest with the Clinton Foundation.]

Reporter(s):
Berman, John;
Acosta, Jim
Duration:
00:15:20

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