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Campaign 2016 / Clinton vs. Trump / Military-ISIS / A Discussion (Part I) #1102718

CNN Evening News for Wednesday, Sep 07, 2016
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper; New York: Sunlen Serfaty) What Donald Trump said about military issues, including defense spending, calling Hillary Clinton trigger happy temperament, his plan for defeating ISIS discussed. [Several times, TRUMP - says I have a plan, knows more about ISIS than the generals, he would bomb the hell, you gotta knock 'em out, let Russia bomb them,]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with CNN's Nia- Malika Henderson, Fareed Zakaria, retired Gen. Mark Hertling & retired Air Force Col. Cedric Leighton about Trump's military plans for ISIS. [ZAKARIA, HERTLING, LEIGHTON, HENDERSON - offer views on Trump winging it, the problem of what happens when we defeat ISIS, the need for a government to support an indigenous force fighting ISIS, the "Trump for all seasons", his changing positions, the need to rebuild the military.]

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson;
Serfaty, Sunlen
Duration:
00:10:30

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