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Campaign 2016 / Clinton vs Trump / Manafort #1110723

CBS Evening News for Friday, Aug 19, 2016
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(Studio: Scott Pelley) Report introduced.

(Dimondale, Michigan: Dean Reynolds) Donald Trump’s campaign reboot with the resignation of chairman Paul Manafort featured; details given of accusations about Manafort’s involvement with Ukraine; campaign ads shown. [Son Eric TRUMP – comments.] [TRUMP – acknowledges not choosing the right words; asks African Americans what they have to lose.]

(Studio: Scott Pelley) Report introduced.

(Kiev, Ukraine: Charlie D’Agata) The investigation into possible payments to Manafort by pro-Russia former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych† examined; details given about the entries made in a handwritten ledger, including signatures by Yanukovych supporter Vitaly Kalyuzhny†, who signed for Manafort items. [Anti-corruption campaigner Sergi LESCHENKO††- calls for Manafort to be interrogated.]

(Studio: Scott Pelley) Report introduced.

(Washington: Julianna Goldman) The announcement from the Clinton Foundation that it will not accept foreign or corporate money and former President Bill Clinton’s vow to step down if Hillary Clinton is elected featured. [TRUMP – calls for Clinton to apologize for turning the State Department into a pay-for-play operation.]

Reporter(s):
Pelley, Scott;
Reynolds, Dean;
D’Agata, Charlie;
Goldman, Julianna
Duration:
00:06:40

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