paulson, the billionaire, he has already announced that if he becomes... the head of the treasury, heo prevent trump from introducing tariffs of 60% on all imports from china, yes, which trump also talked about, so i think that here, of course, there will be very serious negative consequences for the american economy, and we have something to answer the americans, how many american ones we have here, well, if we are talking about the assets of private american companies, i think there are of course many, many billions here, that is, if desired slam everything freeze this is theoretically possible. you just need to slam everything, harshly and unambiguously, the european ones, by the way, also preventively, just slam everyone, yes, i will probably seem like the devil’s advocate in the eyes of many present, but it seems to me that this current cold war number two, sooner or later should still end in detente, version 2:0, since it was during the first cold war, of course, so... what's scary about it? uh, well, as one smart person said, if in the world war he could prove what he served al

and that they were hosted by john paulson at his $110 million ocean front home in palm beach just a few minutes away from mar-a-lago. and they got very rich off of betting big against the sub prime mortgages in 2007 at the height of the credit bubble. now trump was the nice main event and a few of his allies and the former primary component and tim scott, north dakota governor and ramaswamy, all offered remarks as well. tickets to that event started at $250,000 at the low end and the high end, some attendees apparently paid the maximum campaign contribution of $814,600, which got you a seat at his fundraising table. the event was closed to the press, offering a brief statement on camera when he arrived at paulson's mansion. >> it is a great honor to hear and people are just running games. and the more people want it, they want change and they are doing poorly. we're a laughing stock all over the world. >> he sure needs change. and these days, the cash strapped four-times indicted ex- president is facing millions of dollars in legal penalties, and millions in legal fees. he will still be

john paulson, the hedge funder -- liz: those tickets are expensive. >> yeah. not really out of my range, but still -- liz: who's coming? are you hearing any names? >> here are the names that are not coming finish. liz: not coming? i said who's coming. why are you going negative? >> because here is why, because i'm negative. because i think this is important. if he can get these two names back in trumpland, it'll be key for him. one name is steve schwarzman. sources are telling the fox business with network, he's not decided if he's going to support donald trump. now, that's huge because that means that a guy that he was very close with, steve is the ceo of blackstone, a guy who is, you know, on his advisory committees, if he doesn't -- if he boycotts trump, it's kind of a blow. he's got lots of money, and he can raise a lot of money. so that's one. he's on the fence. somebody who's as of now out of it totally is ken griffin of citadel. what sources are telling me is that he is not going to give money to trump, he's not going to support anybody in the president

, a good man, john paulson, a record event, one person that was there south carolina senator tim scott our friend, welcome back, sir. >> thank you, larry. larry: i heard this president talked about success. and it was essentially i looked at it, i wasn't there, i don't have a billion i'm working on it with your opportunities zone, no telling what broadcaster the might make a buck. but, he wants to unify the g.o.p., and the whole country, and to unify around success, and economic growth, around the new coalition, of helping working folks get their real wages up again, tell me, did he talk about that stuff saturday night, you were there? >> well, you are brilliant, you know what you are talking about. the president trump said that you agree with. success breeds success. one of most fantastic parts of first term, that you will see again in misseco his second term a focus on making sure our economy creates tunings for every single demographic in the country, we saw businesses see their taxes go down, and so they were global competitive, we saw single mothers taxes go down, by 70%, larry, p

house, a good man, john paulson, a record event, one person that was there south carolina senator tim, larry. larry: i heard this president talked about success. and it was essentially i looked at it, i wasn't there, i don't have a billion i'm working on it with your opportunities zone, no telling what broadcaster the might make a buck. but, he wants to unify the g.o.p., and the whole country, and to unify around success, and economic growth, around the new coalition, of helping working folks get their real wages up again, tell me, did he talk about that stuff saturday night, you were there? >> well, you are brilliant, you know what you are talking about. the president trump said that you agree with. success breeds success. one of most fantastic parts of first term, that you will see again in mi his second term a focus on making sure our economy creates tunings for every single demographic in the country, we saw businesses see their taxes go down, and so they were global competitive, we saw single mothers taxes go down, by 70%, larry, president trump promised 4,000 dollars on average

paulson en palm beach, florida. >> florida. >> a la actividad asistieron unos 100 invitados y superoe dolares en marzo segun su campana el president tiene 192 millones efectivo, que segun ellos es la cantidad mas alta acumulada por cualquier candidato democrata en la historia para este momento en las elecciones. >> y recuerde que noticias telemundo es su cadena para toda la cobertura electoral. >> y esta noche revelaron la identidad del guardia de seguridad que murio en un tiroteo ocurrido esta madrugada en un bar en el sur de la florida que dejo dos muertos y varios heridos. >> las autoridades dijeron que se trata de george castellano y que tenia 24 anos. >> zona paris o sanchez nos tiene mas detalles. >> gracias, senor florida. >> rescatistas y policias atendiendo a los heridos de un violento tiroteo que termino con dos muertos y siete heridos, uno de ellos un policia. >> dentro de un establecimiento nocturno, habia un altercado entre varias personas cuando la guardia de seguridad, intervinio, fue cuando el sujeto saco un arma de fuego valio y desafortunadamente mato a la de seguri

. >> el evento sera en la casa del inversionista john paulson en palm beach, y supere el record de recaudacion el quien recogio 26 millones dedol. >> mientras del lado democrata, biden ha rec dolares. >> mientras, del lado democrata, biden ha recibido mas de 90 millones de dolares en marzo, segun su campana segun su campana, el presidente tiene 192 millones de dolares en efectivo, que segun ellos es la cantidad mas alta acumulada por cualquier candidato democrata en la historia para este momento en las elecciones. >> y recuerde que noticias t telemundo es su cadena para toda la cobertura electoral. >> a la cobertura electoral. >> en guatemala, un alcalde municipal murio durante un ataque armado en la capital. >> el alcalde de san juan de la laguna, daniel chavajay, fue hallado sin vida el viernes en una residencia segun las autoridades, habian varios casquillos de bala en la vivienda. >> el presidente bernardo arevalo ordeno una investigacion para dar con los responsables. >> y el lunes, el eclipse total de sol surcara a mexico a partir de las 12 del mediodia, hora del centro, en las zonas don

it was held at the palm beach, florida, home of billionaire investor john paulson. the trump campaign says the single event raised more than $50 million. the money raised is expected to be split among various republican organizations, including the save america pac, which helps pay for trump's legal bills. last night's fundraiser is more than double what president biden raised at a recent event in new york city. however, trump is still trailing president biden when it comes to raising campaign money. the biden campaign says it took in more than $90 million in contributions last month alone, the democratic national committee and biden's reelection campaign said yesterday it ended the first quarter of the year with more than $192 million in cash. the biden campaign says 96% of donations were less than $200. a powerball ticket sold in the state of oregon is worth more than $1.3 billion. a single ticket sold in portland matched all six numbers, ending a powerball winless streak that began three months ago. the winner does have that option to take a cash value of a $620

the list of contributors and wall streeters of john paulson's home, reads like a who's who of g.o.p. megadonors. to name a few. many of these folks were for desantis or haley during the primary season or other candidates, they are now unifying around mr. trump to defeat joe biden's won' woke open border and big government socialism, mr. trump spoke to them about economic growth with drill, baby, drill tax cuts and deregulation, and described coalition. and he emphasises that wages under his second term, will grow faster than prices, ending joe biden's affordability crisis. and reminding how well typical fall loo families did in his first term, he mentioned trade reciprocity and stopping the biden illegal immigration crime wave, just as important his thyme -- theme unifying country around successful policies, emphasizing unity in the g.o.p. and also throughout america, success is the best revenge. a prosperous america, secured by law and order along the border and throughout the heartland as well as restoring respect overseas. president trump believing that his america first policies

first of all, the fundraiser there was hosted by billionaire investor and john paulson at more logo in florida. absolutely blows away the $26.00, a $1000000.00 fundraiser with a 3 democratic president, joe biden, brock obama and bill clinton in attendance. there was just basically a week prior. how will this leadership team of the new r and c be different from the last one? as well as got to, you know, you set it up right. i mean, uh, and then the last time we were in a similar situation was 2016 because we had an open primary process. she described that and i was on the are and see if that time of 2013 to 15. so i saw the inside of the planning and how it works. i just can tell you this at this point in an election. after this primary, there are video, his name is on the ballot in some states or some places work. there are some people still talking about other candidates, even de santis, but it's really cool. last around the candidate and you know, in 2016 there was ted cruz who was still fighting and there were people talking about can we go to the convention and cause a problem? and

first of all, the fundraiser there was hosted by billionaire investor and john paulson at more law go in florida. absolutely blows away the $26.00, a $1000000.00 fundraiser with a 3 democratic president, joe biden, brock obama and bill clinton in attendance. there was just basically a week prior. how will this leadership team of the new r and c be different from the last one? as well as got a, you know, you set it up right. i mean, uh, and the last time we were in a similar situation was 2016 because we had an open primary process. she described that and i was on the are and see if that time uh 2013 to 15. and so i saw the inside of the planning and how it works. i just can tell you this at this point in an election after this primary there, uh video. his name is on the ballad in some states or some places work. there are some people still talking about other candidates, even to santas, but it's really cool less around the candidate. and you know, in 2016 there was ted cruz who was still fighting and there were people talking about, can we go to the convention and cause a problem? and

. >> and exactly what i heard from someone else who attended the john paulson dinner in palm beach two weekends ago said the same thing. it is hard to argue these charges are trumped up and unprecedented. than i asked about the jack smith case, trump took that, did he take the codes? if you look at these cases, they seem so picky. neil: that is how it scored. it does stop him and doing other things. charles: the second part of the argument, it's a binary choice. look at president biden, look how bad he is and what he's doing with the economy. talking to people on wall street, what is the game plan for president biden if the fed doesn't cut rates which every day it seems like they are not. neil: the atlanta fed president said the whole rate thing. neil: june is off the table. charles: what is president biden doing? a number of things. he's ramping up spending get to astronomical levels. he is buying votes, student loan forgiveness and a lot more. janet yellen, as bad as trump was fiscally, janet yellen is issuing so much debt, she is issuing short-term debt so she doesn't screw up the 1

the list of contributors and wall streeters of john paulson's home, reads like a who's who of g.o.p. megadonors. to name a few. many of these folks were for desantis or haley during the primary season or other candidates, they are now unifying around mr. trump to defeat joe biden's wo woke open border and big government socialism, mr. trump spoke to them about economic growth with drill, baby, drill tax cuts and deregulation, and described coalition. and he emphasises that wages under his second term, will grow faster than prices, ending joe biden's affordability crisis. and reminding how well typical fall families did in his first term, he mentioned trade reciprocity and stopping the biden illegal immigration crime wave, just as important his thyme -- theme unifying country around successful policies, emphasizing unity in the g.o.p. and also throughout america, success is the best revenge. a prosperous america, secured by law and order along the border and throughout the heartland as well as restoring respect overseas. president trump believing that his america first policies will b

the list of contributors and wall streeters, john paulson's home, reads like the who's who of gop megadonorsharold hamm, john steve wynn, john catsimatidis to name but a few. many folks were for desantis or haley during the primary season or other candidates. they're now unifying around mr. trump, no order to defeat joe biden's woke open border and big government socialism. mr. trump spoke to them about economic growth with his trademark support for drill, baby, drill, tax cuts and deregulation. he described his working class coalition of blacks latinos, whites and young people. he emphasized wages under his second term would grow faster than prices, thus ending joe biden's affordability crisis and reminding how well typical families did during his first term. he also talked about rewarding success, not punishing it. he mentioned trade reciprocity and of course stopping the biden illegal immigration crime wave. just as important was his theme of unguying -- unifying the country around successful policies. at this fund-raiser, mr. trump emphasized not only unity in the gop but unity through a

paulson and new york jets robert woody johnson and wilbur ross, senator tim scott, vivek ramaswamy andg burgum will be on hand. they raised $65 million and ending with more than $93 million cash on hand. rnc chair michael whatley saying president donald j. trump created a fundraising juggernaut among republicans and he's been the presumptive party lead and the party is one unified operation and focus on victory. if trump rakes in more than $40 million tonight, it would be almost double the amount that president biden is former presidents obama and clinton raised. if you want to know who donald trump will fight for in a second term, just look at who he is having over for dinner saturday night. tax avoiders, scammers, racists and extremists. make no mistake, donald trump will do the bidding of billionaire buddies instead of what's best for the american people. he'll take their checks and cut their taxes and leave hard working americans behind gutting social security and medicare and ripping healthcare protections and banning abortion. the biden campaign hasn't announced march fundraising

and you have to look at finance, you look at a number of figures, john pal john paulson, but outsidethe box robert lighthizer and jamie dimon, s-- he is a long time democrat. david: he may liver from lighthizer mode. >> a core element of being treasury secretary is dealing with china. trade policies, sanctions, on all kinds of enemies in the world, you need someone who is on the same page with regard to china, i'm not sure that jamie dimon would be particularly. david: not as far as blackstone. >> but you need someone who is very similar in the thinking and aggressive approach to china as drusm p president trump is. david: you are going to trump event this weekend. >> yes. david: they hope -- he will make 32 million. >> let's hope so, lord only knows kahnls -- the country needs a different direction. david: you were -- >> i have always been positive on president's particularly with r his economic policies, now over the last several weeks, economy like and culturally, we need a change, i feel very strongly. david: we need a fix that will take a lot of tooling. someone who knows how to

paulson and investor scott bess set.e used to work at the treasury. show knows a lot about this -- she knows a lot about this. do you think trump would pick a diverse candidate, a woman or minority? >> well, i think president trump wants what's breast for the -- best for the country and for the position. so if that happens to be a woman or a person of color, he will certainly make that determination, but he wants the best person for the job. stuart: it's meritocracy, not identity. >> absolutely. stuart: all the way with trump. >> all the way throughout the entire cabinet and his administration. i will tell you one criteria, no more never trumpers, no more deep state operatives and no more obama holdovers. no more saboteurs the way we had in the first term. stuart: okay, who do you think he might pick for vice president? would he go down the diversity route there? >> again -- stuart: would he ever touch that? >> again, his criteria ya is, number one, somebody who could do the top job, if necessary. number two, someone who

and i will tell you, look for a huge number with an april 6th fundraiser headed up by john paulson and probably 20 other billionaires that are on a host list for a big fundraiser on april 6th and palm beach for president trump. you are going to see a huge bump in those fundraising totals because i saw one invitation where the price was $850,000 a person. so you are going to see some pretty big fundraising numbers and rightfully so. just look at the polls. so i'm really excited to see what the rnc, president trump and the other -- other surrounding trouble look like. look for a huge boost. >> trace: thank you both. coming up, the "fox news @ night" commonsense department is up next to makes a strong case that the people of a palestinian, ohio, are getting screwed over because the biden administration screwed up. and east palestinian resident owings us live next. and later in the nightcap, should you be allowed to ignore your boss if they try to get a hold of you outside of normal work hours? because california could become the first state in the country to punish employers for e-mailing

hedge fund billionaire john paulson is hosting tonight's event.nd there are big republican donor names with big money harold hamm, chicago cubs co-owner todd rickets and the list goes on. senator tim scott, ber burgum and vivek ramaswamy are expected to be there tonight. and the president has more cash on hand with 192 million, compared to trump's 93 million. now, that's the most a democrat candidate has ever raised at this point in the election cycle. trump and his supporters are confident that tonight's fundraiser will help close the gap. >> we're very excited that we got $65 million in the doors in march alone, and raise over 40 million additional dollars for it. we'll have the resources to take our message from one end of the country to the other. >> the biden campaign is calling the fundraiser, cash strapped operation to pay off legal fees and say that donald trump will do the bidding of his billionaire buddies instead of what is best for the american people. donations will go to trump's campaign and the rnc, state g.o.p. parties and a pac th

he is down to mar-a-lago tonight with a bunch of billionaires, people like john paulson who not only wants to cut social security, but he is famous for, as a hedge fund or, rooting against the american economy, betting against the american economy, so i'm not surprised he is reading in donald trump, who wants the economy to customer but a bunch of billionaire scammers, extremist, and racists, that understand if the fund trump's legal fees, he will cut taxes as well as social security so that is to define the medical trust you have between the fundraising operation that we are building up and how it is allowing us to communicate with the voters and the money trump is raising from a bunch of billionaires that is doing nothing more than paying off his legal fees right now. >> let's talk about the economy. fresh numbers released yesterday show 303,000 jobs were added in march, with unemployment dropping to 3.8%. the u.s. economy saw its 39th consecutive month of growth last month. what more can the campaign do to translate these strong economic indicators into votes this november? >> tha

the disgraced former president is headlining a blowout benefit, at palm beach, billionaire john paulsonys he has commitments totaling $50 million. the florida fundraiser comes nearly a week after president biden's blockbuster event at radio city musical, where he worked in more than $26 million. trump still has a long way to go in the over all money raised. today, the biden campaign and dnc announced they raised $90 million in march with the campaign ending the month $192 million cash on hand. in contrast, trump and the rnc combined to raise $65 million in march, ending the month with $93 million cash on hand. that's like a $100 million gap. in an ad released today, biden highlighted a crucial difference between his campaign donors and donald trump's. >> this campaign is scranton versus palm beach. this is a grassroots campaign of nurses and teachers and firefighters and cops versus donald trump and a couple billionaires looking for a tax cut. real people who know the stakes of this election are rolling up their sleeves to pitch in what they can. >> even while running for reelection, pr

hedge fund billionaire if john paulson is helping to lead tonight's fund raiser along with casino moguln, todd ricketts, new york jets coowner robert woody johnson and wilbur ross. senator tim scott, vivek ramaswamy and doug burgum are also expected to be some of the high profile guests. if trump rakes in more than $40 million tonight, it would be almost double the amount president biden and former president obama and clinton raised at a star-studded fundraiser in radio city music if hall week -- last week. they loised -- boasted a $26 the million haul. president trump has created a fund raising jug is or naught among -- jugger announcement among republicans. the rnc and if trump campaign are one unified operation and focused on victory. but the biden campaign taking a hit at trump's guest list. a deputy campaign manager saying this: it sure looks like trump's campaign is hiding behind a few billionaires at a mar-a-lago and is struggling to attract donor enthusiasm that the powers winning campaigns. unlike trump, we've got nothing to hide and everything to be proud of. our program is sh

hedge fund billionaire john paulson, casino mogul steve wynn will be at the event.rump is working to close the fund raising gap with biden who raised $187 million so far this year. the president also has more cash on hand with $192 million compared to trump's 93 million dollars, but experts say both candidates face money challenges as the election gets closer. >> trump has the problem of having to spend money on lawyers. biden has got a slightly more complicated problem, it's not just trump he's running against, he's running against rfk, jr., jill stein and maybe others and that's a kind of complex set of messages that he's going to have to deliver to voters in swing states and require resources to do it. >> the biden campaign calls trump's fundraiser an operation to pay off his legal fees, saying in part, while trump cozies up to billionaires tonight at mar-a-lago to raise money, team biden-harris call was driven by the strength of our grass roots support. and donations will go to the rnc, state parties and political action committee that does help pay legal bills.

over the weekend, there was a big fundraiser for trump in palm beach, cohosted by john paulson who becameng against subprime just before the financial crisis. tell us what went on at this event, because trump had a special message just for that billionaire crowd, a much different message than he has when he is out there at rallies. >> campaign officials said he raised $50 million from a group of 117 people, many of them billionaires, and what we told them among other things is that he was promising to keep their taxes low. this is a huge contrast with joe biden, by the way, he says he wants to increase taxes on the rich. he's going to extend tax cuts for 2017. you will recall these were particularly new tax rates for many of these billionaires who have sole proprietorship's are what are called pass-through entities. you know very well how the very wealthy are able to reduce the tax burden through some of the structures of their businesses. many of those folks in private equity and hedge funds were at this dinner with trump and we remember, if we look back at recent politics, just how outr

he held a fundraiser over the weekend at the palm beach, florida, home of billionaire investor john paulson. the trump team says the single event raised more than $50 million. >> people are just wanting change. a rich people want it. poor people want it. everybody wants change. our country is really doing poorly. >> however, despite what he said , the latest donation figures show trump is still running way behind president biden when it does come to raising campaign cash for this year's election. even president biden's reelection campaign says it finished the first quarter of the year with more than $192 million in cash. the biden campaign says 96% of those donations were less than $200. many were from new donors. the campaign also reports raising $90 million last month alone. a southern california family warning others about the dangers of getting plastic surgery in mexico. 30 year old tan croatia williams saved $4,000 to go to the mexican border and have several procedures, including one on her stomach. but she died during the february operation. the autopsy indicated multiple blood vesse

you need to know the world of finance and president trump is looking at a number of figures including johnvestor scott besant, some others, outside the box, robert lighthizer, his trade representative, jamie dimon is on the list. jamie dimon is a long-time democrat. david: i may differ from certainly the lighthizer mode with regard to trade policy. >> i would tell you that the core element of being treasury secretary is dealing with china, trade policy, sanctions, on all kinds of enemies around the world. so you need somebody who is on the same page with regard to china and i'm not sure jamie dimon would be particularly -- david: not as far as blackstone. chase is -- you. >> really need somebody who is very similar in the thinking and an aggressive approach to china as president trump is. david: they're giving me a wrap but you're going to the trump event this weekend, right? >> yes i am. david: do you think he will make 32 million which is what he wants? >> let's hope so. the lord only knows the country needs a different direction, there -- david: you weren't always, you're not a never-tr

he held a fundraiser over the weekend at the palm beach, florida, home of billionaire investor john paulsonan $50 million. >> people are just wanting change. rich people want it. poor people want it. everybody wants change. our country is really doing poorly. >> however, the latest donation figures show trump is still running way behind president biden when it comes to raising campaign cash for this year's election. meantime, president biden's reelection campaign says it finished the first quarter of the year with more than $192 million in cash. the biden campaign says 96% of those donations were less than $200, and many were from new donors. the campaign also says, and reports raising $90 million last month alone. >> current newark police chief gene anderson is leaving that post to serve as interim chief in pleasanton starting may 3rd. anderson has more than 30 years of policing experience. she served as a detective and hostage negotiator and swat team operator, among other roles. under her leadership, newark has been at the forefront of an initiative to bring the number of women in the de

paulson.t night mr. trump framed this as a record-setting night that was a sign of a uniting republican party. you can see former first lady melania attended that event that looked, in part, to show him winning the support of major republican donors who have been reluctant to back him. the figures last night roughly double what democrats raised for president biden at an event at radio city music hall involving, of course, president biden and former presidents obama and clinton. the dnc released their own numbers that show overall in the month of march president biden's re-election campaign has outpaced mr. trump's, raising $90 million for the month of march alone, and $192 million plus in cash on hand by the end of the quarter. the rnc saying trump raised $65.6 million last month, so, willie, i know this is a lot of numbers. but really, as the election gets closer, these campaigns are working hard not just to raise money but to convey this image of strength for the voters they're trying to woo

there was a big fundraiser in palm beach co hosted by john paulson who became a billionaire betting against subprime. tell us what went on at this event? you have reporting because trump had a special message just for that billionaire crowd. a much different message than he has at rallies. >> he raised $50 million from a group of 117 people. many of them billionaires and what he told them was that he was promising to keep their taxes low. this is a huge cop tract with joe biden who said he wants to increase taxes on the rich. trump is saying he will get in and extend the trump tax cuts for 2017. you will recall this was -- particularly good tax breaks for many of these billionaires who have pass through groups. i don't want to get too nerdy with this. you know how the wealthy are able to reduce their tax burden through some of these structures and their businesses. many of them in private equity and in hedge funds were at this dinner with trump and we remember if we look back at recent politics how outrage republicans were that said hillary clinton would go speak to a group of wall street e

john paulson who is hosting it is for real. he is legit. if he says he will raise $49, perhaps it goes back to the old adage. democrats fall in love and republicans fall in line. it is no surprise the republicans are coming out to support their guy, especially when their guy is so transactional. to begin get tax cuts from him. they know he will return their phone calls. is not be a surprise. they are coming home. >> that something we have seen over the active primary with more than a dozen people at one time vying for this nomination. and almost all of them of an in line behind trump except nikki haley. >>> coming up, what could be a megaplex point in u.s. relations with israel. we are back in 60 seconds. seco. in as little as 14 days. now i can help again. feel the difference with nervive. (♪♪) (♪♪) try dietary supplements from voltaren, for healthy joints. do you own a lot of bras, but not a single one you really love. it's time you got into a wireless bras from knix. the ultimate in comfort and support, in sizes up to a g-cup. visit knix

paulson, so there's one of the big name billionaires we're talking ub. >> tell me who he is. >> he'sa ton of money basically if you remember the big short, the book, or the movie, he basically bet against the housing market and bet very well. he was already wealthy before that in order to do that. there are other families there, other billionaires. peppy fanoul, the big sugar industry in florida was there. woody johnson, co-owner of the new york jets who earned his money the old fashioned way by having it come down from his family, johnson & johnson, and harold hamm, the big oil barren was among the guests there. >> what do these pooh-bahs, these american oligarchs expect to get from king trump? >> i mean, there's a huge difference in the biden policy and the trump policy. biden has promised he's going to raise taxes on the wealthiest americans and what donald trump said to these donors according to one of his campaign officials is he was going to keep their taxes low, going to try to extend the trump tax cuts. that would cost the treasury hundreds of billions if not trillions of dol

this weekend, tomorrow, in fact, he has a major fundraiser that is being hosted by billionaire john paulsonof the cochairs include robert big low, a major desantis donor. this is something we're really going to be watching for to see how those folks, those major major donors, those more establishment type folks in the republican party that had been keeping trump at arm's length are falling in line behind him. >> dasha burns, charles coleman, thank you, both, have great weekends. >>> and melania trump will soon make a rare appearance stumping for her husband, the former first lady holding a fundraiser for log cabin republicans at mar-a-lago. "politico" obtained an invitation from the group of lgbtq republicans. she has been close to them for years. melania trump is kind of a reluctant campaigner to say the least, but this event is at mar-a-lago, she doesn't even have to leave home. how much we'll see her on the trail is an open question. >>> to the deciders, our series looking at the key places that could determine the outcome of the 2024 election. we're now hearing from one critical voting

it was hosted by hedge fund billionaire john paulson and his $110 million oceanfront home in palm beach, just a few minutes away from mar-a-lago. he got very rich off of the team big against subprime mortgages in 2007 at the height of the credit bubble. trump was the main event a few allies and former primary opponents, tim scott, doug burgum offered remarks as well. tickets started at $250,000 at the low end. at the high end, some attendees paid the maximum contribution of 814,000 which got them a seat at the trump table. according to a trump campaign in official, the fundraiser was attended by 117 guests at the event was closed to the press, but former president trump did offer brief, seemingly enthusiastic on camera when he arrived at the mansion. >> it is a great honor to be hereor. it will be a very spectacular evening and people are just wanting change. rich people wanted. poor people wanted. everybody wants change in the country is doing poorly. we are a laughing stock all over the world and we will get that changed quickly. >> he sure needs some change. in fact, nobody has been

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paulson with former first lady melania trump, where she finally got to meet an actual billionaire. [r ] [ audience ohs ] former president trump has reportedly told people in private that he could end the war in ukraine by pressuring the ukrainians to give up territory to russia. ah, yes, the guy who still claims he won in 2020 wants someone else to give up. [ laughter ] according to a new report, homeowners in florida pay five times more for insurance than the national average, presumably because of the threat they face from hurricanes, flooding, sinkholes, and of course, other floridians. [ laughter ] a comic book featuring the first appearance of superman recently sold at auction for $6 million, while a comic book featuring the first appearance of aquaman was used as scrap paper to write down the bid. [ light laughter ] and finally, a firefighter in florida was arrested for indecent exposure after he allegedly exposed himself to a woman in a 7-eleven store. the last thing that place needs is another weird-looking weiner. and that -- [ laughter ] that was the monologue, everybody. [

of course, the fundraiser hosted at the home of investor john paulson.last night he framed this as a sign of a unifying republican party. you can see the videos that came out. melania attended the florida event with him. winning the support of the major republican donors who have been reluctant to back him. the figures reportedly doubled with what they raised for biden at an event last week at radio city music hall, involving biden, but also the former bide on bama and clinton. but the dnc released their own numbers this weekend. showing what they would say overall that the month of march, that the campaign has been largely outpacing mr. trump. raising $90 million for the month of march alone and $192 million plus in cash in hand by the end of the quarter. the rnc said that trump raised $65.5 million last month. so a lot of numbers there. but overall the big picture here. these campaigns are not just working hard to raise money, but working really hard to convey the strength for these voters that they are trying to woo. >> thank you for joining us. even

paulson.am says the single event raised more than $50 million. >> people are just wanting change. rich people want it. poor people want it. everybody wants change. our country is really doing poorly. >> however, the latest donation figures show the former president trump is still running way behind president biden when it comes to raising campaign cash for this year's election. president biden's reelection campaign says it finished the first quarter of the year with more than $192 million in cash. the biden campaign says 96% of those donations were less than $200. many were from new donors. the campaign also reports raising $90 million last month alone. >> well, happening today, president biden is traveling to wisconsin to announce details of a new plan to ease student loan debt for millions of people, according to the white house. the president's proposal includes debt relief for five categories of borrowers, including those who have seen their balance grow beyond its original amount because

john paulson, the big hedge fund guy who is a trump supporters at the same line this week. here's what happened. everyone seems to have a memory home of this time we all lived through. there was a once in a century pandemic that killed about 1 million people in which people could not gather without risking mass contagion of a serious respiratory virus. states pivoted to allow people to vote by mail or vote in other fashions like dropping off ballots in sealed boxes that would allow them to securely vote and also to not risk infection. every attempt to challenge the results of that election was thrown out of court. every audit showed there was zero systemic widespread fraud. there was not any systemic fraud. there is zero evidence that measures designed to allow folks to vote safely did anything but allow folks to vote safely. probably allowed more folks to vote. what is the problem, exactly, the concerns that well the thing the republicans are really mad about is that too many people voted against donald trump. at the end of the day, republicans just don't like democracy wh

hedge fund billionaire, john paulson is set to host a fund-raiser on saturday in palm beach for former trump, which will feature former first lady, melania trump. oh, nice. that will give these two some time to catch up. "mel, you look great. have you been working out?" [ laughter ] ahead of this weekend's trump fundraiser in palm beach, organizers are offering attendees the opportunity to sit at former president trump's table during dinner if they donate more than $824,000. and while it's a lot of money, it's still eric's only chance. [ laughter ] former president trump posted on truth social and bragged about the platform's success. and it immediately went viral. [ laughter ] a florida man was recently charged with reckless driving after he allegedly put his car in cruise control and stood up through the vehicle's sun roof. oh, come on, it's florida. i'm surprised they don't have a lane for that. [ laughter ] a woman who was rock climbing with her cat in colorado was recently rescued after they got stuck on a mountain. okay, well after she got stuck on a mountain. [ light laughter ]

paulson, a billionaire, he has already announced that if he becomes the head treasury, then he willprevent trump from introducing tariffs of 60% on all imports from china, yes, which trump also spoke about, so i think that there will of course be very serious negative consequences for the american economy, do we have something to answer the americans with? how many americans do we have here? can only be decided jointly, in the format of cooperation between the usa, china, russia and all sorts of other, so to speak, non-western centers of power. and here, too, we will have to look for some kind of compromise, although of course this word now in western capitals it is extremely unpopular and generally indecent; saving is not very popular in our capital, i apologize. well, anyway, judging by what kind of general problems do we need to solve? well, i’ve already named one, this is the prevention of a global thermonuclear war, but what’s scary about it? well, as one smart person said, if a peaceful man could not prove what he served all his life, so the version of the crazy man, the surna

it's a hedge fund billionaire john paulson, about 100 people are expected to attend and they're really paying a big price to be there. the starting admission, if you will, is $250,000, but folks who are listed as chairman of the event, who give the top of mount are each giving 824,000 per person. wow, now they could raise those big numbers in part because it is a joint fundraiser with the republican national committee and a bunch of state party committees. and so you ask it's one billionaire to write a big check and then that money is distributed amount dozens of committees were contrasting. yeah. >> okay. >> so then >> i tonight's fundraiser also comes after president biden's campaign announced a huge fundraising haul for the month of march what more is the biden campaign saying about where they are in? their war chest. >> well, they raised $90 million in march was a huge number. and they have a war chest of about 100 million cash on hand. that is about 100 million more than team trump as on hand. so they are celebrating, i mean, frankly, fundraising has been one of the bright spots f

paulson, who not only wants to cut social security, but he's famous >> for as a hedge fund or rootingrican economy, betting against the american economy. so i guess it's no surprise that he's investing in somebody like donald trump who is reading for the economy to crash. but the whole lot of them is a bunch of billionaire scammers, extremist and racist who understand that if they fund trump's legal fees, he's going to cut their taxes, volley cuts are social security so there's a lot there >> in terms of how he's talking about a lot of these donors, a preview i think of what's to come, but that economic messaging from the biden team, i mean, they have sort of struggled with how to frame that. what's your view of how they're doing it here in this context, this is it this is the big thing is both candidates in this election are really trying to build themselves as like the middle class every day. candidate. and so when we see donald trump go to these high top donors, it gives the biden campaign and opportunity to say, hey, voters, donald trump does not actually of the people right? and

it was hosted by billionaire john paulson meantime, president biden's campaign says, it now has $192illion cash on hand. of course, it comes after that star new york fundraiser the week that raised $26 million of the most turbulent congress's we have ever seen as back from break tomorrow, they're getting articles of impeachment against department of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas and they need to tackle ukraine and israel funding. but of course, all that could come to a halt if they have to scramble to find a new house speaker cnn's manu raju was here now. hi there, mommy. let's first focus on speaker johnson and his future, marjorie taylor greene has been worn by other republicans that ousting johnson to end with democrat hakeem jeffries taking over that position. what's the chances of johnson keeping his job? manu yeah. >> look, it is an open question just because of the razor thin majority, the rules in the house and the question about how mike johnson will deal with ukraine aid all coming to a head this week. this is you said turbulent that puts it mildly. this co

it was held at the palm beach, florida, home of billionaire investor john paulson.eam says the single event raised more than $50 million, and trump says that money will provide a big boost in his campaign to defeat president biden and return to the white house. people are just wanting change. a rich people want it. poor people want it. everybody wants change. >> our country is really doing poorly. we're a laughingstock all over the world. >> trump is still running way behind president biden, though, when it comes to raising campaign cash. the biden administration and campaign says it took him more than $90 million in campaign contribution last month alone. new study reveals that americans feel like they need a lot more money in order to retire comfortably. a northwestern mutual planning and progress study revealed that many americans don't feel comfortable enough to retire unless they have a record $1.46 million already saved up, according to the study. that figure is up 15% from last year's 1.27 million, and a monster leap from 2020, when the ideal figure was sitti

the truth for there are many palestinian girls many who killed many paulson and john was to are their recording on video and audio writing about what's happening every day. or something. so the, the propaganda just isn't no propagandist and we're going to be good enough to conceal these facts. we know the generational impact of states ever and should either of the 2nd and divide it and so on. i suppose going back to your book talking about the horrors of the 1st world war, as expressed by the simpleton classes in britain. how long would it take for this region to recover the people of palestine from what's been happening these past 6 months? this is not only what's been happening these past 6 months is what it's going to happen in the next 6 months. i mean there, there is a risk of a major conflict between is real and wrong. there's a risk of further conflagration in dollars. i guess the idea goes into rough up the risk of the exit as of a 1000000 or more palestinians into the sign right. does or no, there's a risk of war between israel and his ball or in level, which would mean what

he just did a fundraiser with john paulson where he told everyone, i'm going to get you another tax cutand did do the first time to pare back enrollment in medicaid. i'm in the same boat. we're doing this on the podcast, because it gives us time and depth to drill down into this stuff, because the whirlwind of psychosis that is the donald trump experience so sort of overwhelms in other ways. >> so january 6th is obviously extraordinary important to us that people remember that. but let's talk about issues, again, the brass tacks of it, of the three things you just brought up. donald trump passes the largest tax cut ever for billionaires and multinational corporations. that night he flies down to mar-a-lago and says to his billionaire friends, i just made you all a lot richer today when he signed that billionaire tax cut into law. that's one. number two, obamacare. the cost of health care keeps going up. obamacare is a lifeline that keeps working class americans in a health care plan. donald trump has said time and again he wants to take it away. and finally, medicaid. for too long i thi

former president trump attended a fundraiser over the weekend at the home of john paulson with melania trump, where she finally got to meet an annual billionaire. >>> good morning. welcome to "morning joe." it is tuesday, april 9th. donald trump is running out of options to delay his hush money trial. we'll have expert legal analysis on the last-ditch effort by his legal team days before jury selection is supposed to start. >>> meanwhile, several retired generals, admirals, and former top defense officials are calling on the supreme court to reject trump's immunity claim in the election interference case. we'll go through that stark warning. >>> and uconn is celebrating back-to-back national titles after another domination last night. >> just a dominating performance, willie. >> it was. it was a dominating win. 75-60 was the final score. back-to-back national championships for dan hurley and the program he's built at uconn. the word dominant has to be underscored here, john. they won by an average of 23 points a game in this tournament. >> wow. >> all of their wins were by double digit

hedge fund billionaire john john pall is leading -- paulson is leading the event.he chicago cubs' eco-owner, todd ricketts, and the list goes on and on. some of trump's former arrivals -- rivals will also be there tonight. trump is working to close the big fund raising gap with biden who raised $187 million so far this year. the president also has more cash on hand with $192 million compared to trump's $93 million. and that's the most a democrat candidate has a ever raised at this point in the election are cycle. with just seven months until the november election, experts say both candidates should meet their fund raising goals. enter both of them are on track to raise e what they need to raise. unless the trump spending on lawyers gets so out of hand that his donors can't do it anymore, i think they will both have enough. >> reporter: the biden campaign is slamming trump's fundraiser tonight saying that trump is hiding behind billionaires and struggling to attract grassroots donor enthusiasm. team biden-harris also says it's a way for trump to pay off his legal bi