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Campaign 2016 / Clinton vs. Trump / Women Tape / Fahrenhold Interview / A Discussion (Part I) #1103976

CNN Evening News for Friday, Oct 07, 2016
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(Studio: John Berman) The release of a full Video & audio of Donald Trump talking about women in 2005 introduced; scenes shown on him on the bus with Billy Bush. [In earlier interview, "Washington Post" reporter who got the tape, David Fahrenhold about the tape. [FAHRENHOLD - offers his reaction to first hearing the Trump tape, his views on Trump's unusual apology, whether the story has "legs".]

(Studio: John Berman) A statement from Billy Bush about his comments on the Trump tape quoted.

(Studio: John Berman) Live discussion held with CNN's Ana Navarro, Amanda Carpenter, Gloria Borger, Trump supporter Kayleigh McEnany & Scottie Nell Hughes about the Trump audio/video. [McENANY, CARPENTER, BORGER, HUGHES - offer views on Trump's inexcusable words, so he needs to apologize, how this is a Republican Party problem, Hillary Clinton's Wall Street speeches, the predatory nature of the comments.]

Reporter(s):
Berman, John
Duration:
00:11:10

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