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Campaign 2016 / Clinton vs. Trump / Clinton Foundation #1110242

CNN Evening News for Saturday, Aug 13, 2016
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(Studio: Poppy Harlow) Report introduced.

(Atlanta: Drew Griffin) The relationship between the State Department & the Clinton Foundation examined; details given about the investigation into Cheryl Mills†, who was simultaneously involved with the foundation and the State Department and about Mills’ longtime relationship with the Clinton family; statements from the State Department and Clinton campaign spokesman Brain Fallon† quoted. [Project on Government Oversight Scott AMEY†- says Congress has a rightful right to ask for any information that it wants to.] [Presidential candidate Donald TRUMP – says these are crooked people.]

Reporter(s):
Harlow, Poppy;
Griffin, Drew
Duration:
00:04:50

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