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Campaign 2016 / Clinton vs. Trump / Speech / A Discussion (Part II) #1102937

CNN Evening News for Thursday, Sep 15, 2016
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(Studio: John Berman) Donald Trump shown speaking live in Laconia, New Hampshire. [TRUMP - speaks about trade & jobs, school choice, working hard....]

(Studio: John Berman) A "Washington Post" article in which Trump refused to say President Obama was born in the US cited & quoted.

(Studio: John Berman) Live discussion continued with Clinton supporters Paul Begala & Christine Quinn, Trump supporters Kayleigh McEnany & Scottie Nell Hughes, "The Federalist" writer Mary Katharine Ham & "The New Yorker"'s Ryan Lizza about campaign issues; inset video of Trump speaking shown. [HUGHES, QUINN, McENANY, BEGALA, HAM, LIZZA - offer views on job creation under President Obama, the birther issue & Trump's position on Obama being born in the US, the "Washington Post" coverage.]

Reporter(s):
Berman, John
Duration:
00:14:00

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