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On Tuesday, Mr. Cain explained on CNN that his story changed as he slowly began to remember more about the incidents in question during the course of the day on Monday.

When economists challenged his debt default idea, Trump had another brainwave that is well known to the rulers of banana republics: "First of all, you never have to default because you print the money," he explained on CNN.

As Durst explained on CNN this summer, "If your son or daughter leaves the yard for any reason, you will be alerted immediately with your page or your cellphone ring or a beep, and it will let you know that the child's left the yard, and it will give you the location information, constantly updated every few seconds".

They were, as Archila explained on CNN the following day, "enraged". .

"I think at the time I did my initial tweet was to reinforce my position as to point out why this particular candidate Hillary Clinton is not really good for the African-American community," Burns explained on CNN on Tuesday.

So we were treated last year to the remarkable spectacle of the multimillionaire Lady Lynn Forester de Rothschild explaining on CNN that she was supporting John McCain because Barack Obama was an elitist who couldn't connect with ordinary Americans.

Trump surrogate Kayleigh McEnany explained earlier on CNN that the nominee invited these women so that their stories could be heard, as if he is some sort of champion for assault victims.

However as one legal expert explained on CNN, jurors will still be aware that the bar is set lower in the civil case.

E: [email protected] (15 words) In a blogspost for CNN, he explained: "On a whim I decided to try posting a job application on Twitter 'only for geniuses'.

Candy Crowley of CNN, who moderated that debate, explained on the air afterward that while she knew that "you climate change people" wanted the subject raised, she felt that most voters preferred that the debate stay focused on the economy.

And Van Jones, the activist, attorney and author, explained in this CNN video that both law enforcement and Black Lives Matter share many of the same feelings, including that it's open season on people like them.