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Commercial: Donald Trump / Dan Quayle / Hillary Clinton #1173794

CNN Evening News for Saturday, May 14, 2016
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Just ahead, a former American vice president is telling us voters will likely choose Donald Trump to be the next president. I do think I think he could win because this is clearly the year of the anti-establishment, if you will. So if you want more of the same Republicans or Democrats, more of the political mess in Washington, I mean, you've got the quintessential establishment candidate and Hillary Clinton. Dan Quayle explains why he's taken the opposite view of his former boss, President Bush ...
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