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Decision 2016 / Clinton vs Trump #1108896

NBC Evening News for Wednesday, Aug 03, 2016
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(Studio: Savannah Guthrie) Report introduced.

(Jacksonville, Florida: Hallie Jackson) Rumors of chaos in Donald Trump's campaign after a series of controversies, including his refusal to endorse Speaker of the House Paul Ryan, examined; details given about the concerns of top Republicans, including former New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani, Newt Gingrich, former President Bush and RNC chair Reince Priebus. [TRUMP - says the campaign has never been so well united.] [Trump campaign manager Paul MANAFORT†- says the candidate is in control of his campaign.] [Voice of running mate Mike PENCE – endorses Ryan.] [SUPPORTER – comments.]

(Washington: Kristen Welker) Hillary Clinton’s efforts to capitalize on Trump’s missteps featured; scenes shown of her visiting a tie company; statement of endorsement from Hewlett Packard CEO Meg Whitman quoted; details given about endorsements from New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Mark Cuban and the pledge of support from Republican Representative Richard Hanna††. [CLINTON – criticizes Trump’s outsourcing.] [Former Representative Harold FORD†- says this is not the time for a victory lap.]

(Studio: Savannah Guthrie; Washington: Chuck Todd) The possibility of a Trump intervention discussed.

Reporter(s):
Guthrie, Savannah;
Jackson, Hallie;
Welker, Kristen;
Todd, Chuck
Duration:
00:05:10

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