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President Election Campaigns / Nasty Campaigns / Clinton vs. Trump #1102375

CNN Evening News for Friday, Aug 26, 2016
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[In Florida, Clinton running mate Tim KAINE†- says Hillary Clinton called out Donald Trump for ties to the right-wing KKK values like those of David Duke.]

(Atlanta: Gary Tuchman) The history of nasty presidential election campaigns reviewed; scenes shown of name calling in the 19th & 20th century & modern campaigns & now with Clinton & Trump.

(Studio: Anderson Cooper; Washington: Kirsten Powers) The campaign attack tactics of Trump & Clinton compared, how Republican leaders are not defending Trump in his negative campaigning while Clinton is prosecuting the case against her opponent, while Trump is a unique political character discussed.

Reporter(s):
Tuchman, Gary;
Cooper, Anderson;
Powers, Kirsten
Duration:
00:08:30

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