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Campaign 2016 / Clinton vs Trump #1110238

CNN Evening News for Saturday, Aug 13, 2016
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(Studio: Poppy Harlow) Donald Trump’s campaign introduced. [Yesterday in Pennsylvania, TRUMP – says the only way we can lose is if cheating goes on.]

(Studio: Poppy Harlow; Fairfield, Connecticut: Jeremy Diamond) Trump’s decision to campaign in Connecticut and his controversies discussed; battleground state poll findings cited. [Trump campaign advisor Andy PUZDER†- comments on Trump’s remarks about cheating in Pennsylvania; comments on Trump’s standing against Hillary Clinton in swing states; reacts to Trump campaign spokesperson Katrina Pierson†’s false claims that President Obama took the US into Afghanistan and that Obama’s policies were responsible for the death of Capt. Humayun Khan†† in Iraq.]

Reporter(s):
Harlow, Poppy;
Diamond, Jeremy
Duration:
00:11:50

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