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Candidates go for laughs at Al Smith Dinner and independent Evan McMullin leads in Utah

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October 22, 2016

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Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton traded jabs at the annual Al Smith Dinner in New York. The traditionally comedic evening turned contentious, but would the candidates make good comedians? Plus, independent candidate Evan McMullin is leading the polls in tradionally red state Utah. Jeanne Cummings explains why the Mormon conservative is winning people over. And after Election Day, who will be the new leader of the Republican Party?

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