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(Studio: Poppy Harlow) Poll findings on the presidential race between Hillary Clinton & Donald Trump cited. [In Windham, New Hampshire, TRUMP – criticizes Clinton.] Ohio Governor John Kasich’s refusal to endorse Trump or to attend the Republican National Convention in Cleveland noted. [With CNN’s Jake Tapper, KASICH – says he does not support Clinton; reacts to Trump’s refusal to endorse Speaker of the House Paul Ryan and Senators John McCain & Kelly Ayotte; says he did not intend to disrupt the nominee; predicts Trump will win parts of Ohio.] Live discussion held with CNN political commentators Scottie Nell Hughes†, Ryan Lizza† & Maria Cardona† about the election. [HUGHES, LIZZA, CARDONA - comment on the Trump-Kasich feud; talk about reports that Donald Trump Jr. called Kasich’s aide to float a vice presidential offer; comment on the disagreement of other Republicans, including Senator Jeff Flake, to Trump’s policies; speculate on what people want to know about Clinton.]
- Reporter(s):
- Harlow, Poppy
- Duration:
- 00:11:30
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