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Campaign 2016 / Clinton vs. Trump / Trump on ISIS / A Discussion (Part II) #1101918

CNN Evening News for Friday, Aug 12, 2016
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(Studio: Jim Sciutto) Report introduced.

(New York: Randi Kaye) The many answers from Donald Trump about dealing with ISIS reviewed; scenes shown of Trump talking about ISIS, August 10, President Obama as the founder of ISIS with Hillary Clinton the co-founder, in 2015, May 5, Sept. 27, July 6, March 10, Dec. 2, Apr. 27, May 27, 2015 on ISIS.

(Studio: Jim Sciutto) Live discussion held with CNN's Mary Katherine Ham, Clinton supporter Maria Cardona, CNN's Van Jones & Gloria Borger, Trump supporters Kayleigh McEnany & Jason Osborne on Trump, Pennsylvania & Trump of ISIS. [CARDONA, HAM, BORGER, JONES, McENANY - offer views on parsing the reckless words of presidential candidates, whether Trump was being hyperbolic or sarcastic.]

Reporter(s):
Sciutto, Jim;
Kaye, Randi
Duration:
00:09:00

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