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Campaign 2016 / Clinton vs. Trump / The Debate / Marriages / A Discussion #1103269

CNN Evening News for Thursday, Sep 29, 2016
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) What Donald Trump said at the debate about President Bill Clinton's infidelity introduced. [TRUMP - says he decided not to bring up Bill.]

(Washington: Sunlen Serfaty) Trump's three marriages to Ivana, Marla & Melania & the two divorces reviewed; family scenes & photos shown. [Trump friend Cindy DAAMS†, divorce lawyer Jay GOLDBERG†- talk about Trump & Marla Maples & the marriage.] [TRUMP - comments on the situation.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with CNN's Clinton supporters Christine Quinn & Ana Navarro, "New York Times" Maggie Haberman & Trump supporter Kayleigh McEnany about marital infidelity. [McENANY, QUINN, NAVARRO, HABERMAN - offer views on whether the candidates or their surrogates should bring up marital issues, Trump's "punching down" on women, the gender gap, the Alicia Machado & fat-shaming & eating issues.]

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson;
Serfaty, Sunlen
Duration:
00:16:00

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