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Campaign 2016 / Clinton vs. Trump / Trump Staff / A Discussion (Part I) #1102037

CNN Evening News for Wednesday, Aug 17, 2016
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) The campaign shake-up for Donald Trump's staff introduced. [In response to CNN's Brianna Keilar's question, Trump staffer Michael COHEN - says "says who‡."]

(New York: Jason Carroll) Trump's new team with Steve Bannon the chief campaign executive along with political consultants Roger Stone & former Fox CEO Roger Ailes featured; scenes shown of Trump's counterterrorism round table. [Trump campaign manager Kellyanne CONWAY†- talks about Trump.] [On CNN, Trump former campaign manager Corey LEWANDOWSKI - says there have been missed opportunities.] [Representative Peter KING - comments on the Trump meeting.] [Last night, TRUMP - says he does not so much trust intelligence.] The likely changes in the Trump campaign with him continuing to be himself discussed.

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with CNN's David Chalian & Brian Stelter, Trump supporter Andre Bauer, Democrat Angela Rye, about the Trump shake-up. [CHALIAN, BAUER, RYE, STELTER - offer views on the reasons {missteps/missed opportunities} for the shake-up, bringing in the Breitbart guy {Bannon}, the Trump "denialism" about polls.]

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson;
Carroll, Jason
Duration:
00:12:20

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