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Campaign 2016 / Clinton vs. Trump / FBI & E-Mails / Press Conference / A Discussion (Part I) #1104023

CNN Evening News for Friday, Oct 28, 2016
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(Studio: Anderson Cooper) The FBI decision to review Hillary Clinton's e-mails case due to the Anthony Weiner investigation re-introduced. [In full press conference, CLINTON - talks about the e-mail investigation & the need for the FBI to explain the issue in question; answers questions about the a-mails: let's get the information out, what voters should do, the rumors.]

(Studio: Anderson Cooper) Live discussion held with CNN's John King, Jeffrey Toobin & Gloria Borger, Clinton supporter Maria Cardona & Trump supporter Paris Dennard† about the FBI & the e-mails. [TOOBIN, KING, BORGER, DENNARD, CARDONA - offer views on how FBI director James Comey has to determine if the e-mails are classified, the impact on early voters, how Comey set the house afire with a vague letter.]

Reporter(s):
Cooper, Anderson
Duration:
00:11:10

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