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Campaign 2016 / Clinton vs Trump #1108911

CBS Evening News for Wednesday, Aug 03, 2016
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(Studio: Charlie Rose) Report introduced.

(Jacksonville, Florida: Major Garrett) Reports of chaos in Donald Trump's campaign examined; details given about the conflict between Trump and running mate Mike Pence over endorsing Speaker of the House Paul Ryan and Senator John McCain and other Trump controversies, including his beef with the Gold Star Khan family; criticism of Trump from Newt Gingrich quoted; Republicans, including Hewlett Packard CEO Meg Whitman†, supporting Hillary Clinton listed on screen. [TRUMP – says the campaign has never been so well united.] [PENCE – expresses support for Ryan & McCain.] [Trump campaign manager Paul MANAFORT†- says the candidate is in control of his campaign.]

(Studio: Charlie Rose) Report introduced.

(Washington: Nancy Cordes) The boon to the Clinton campaign from Trump’s unorthodox comments featured; scenes shown of Clinton at a Colorado tie factory. Trump’s mention of his issues with Fox News anchor Megyn Kelly noted.

(Studio: Charlie Rose, John Dickerson) The ramifications of Trump’s attacks, the warnings from Gingrich and others, and the impact at state level elections discussed.

Reporter(s):
Rose, Charlie;
Garrett, Major;
Cordes, Nancy;
John, Charlie Rose,
Duration:
00:05:50

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