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good news for downtown. because of trump i can stay here , badly but i can stay here. trump got a gun when government couldn't. still trump for president? that's our show tonight. >> and now jon stossel. stossel: this presidential race, one candidate has been a showstopper. he has won people over by promising wonderful things. >> i will be the greatest jobs president that god ever created. [applause] we are going to have win after win after win. you people are going to get sick

and tired of winning. >> i can't wait, i want to win. maybe trump will make us all winners, but i doubt it read it's possible but i doubt it. you have to admire the art of the author of the art art of the deal. he just loves soft racism when told he pours -- polls poorly with women he says i just love women. >> i will be the best thing that ever happened to them. 100%. stossel: he was told he wasn't acting presidential jumps at this. heck i'd i can be more presidential in anybody. other presidents than that great a blanket he was very presidential. stossel: apparently people love. things like that. growing up my mom told me don't brag and then exaggerate, people won't like you plus the people of donald trump even though his brags and says things like this. >> my people are so smart and

you know what they say in my polls i have the most loyal people. i could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot and somebody and i wouldn't lose any voters, okay? it's incredible. stossel: he could shoot someone? monica crowley covers politics for fox and you would vote for donald trump over hillary? >> hi john. if donald trump is the nominee absolutely will vote for him. stossel: he doesn't believe he could shoot someone and not lose voters? >> afterwards he said that was just hyperbole but there's no point in point. the presidency is a personification of how most of the american people want the country to act at home and abroad and every presidential election is a direct result of the presidency became the force i think what you are seeing with donald trump is less about him per se and more about what he represents and his style is flamboyant and tough but it acts

with strength and authority. after eight years of barack obama who has largely been perceived as relative home and abroad people want someone who's going to lead and restore america and make america great again. there's a reason why it has such a great president he had. stossel: i don't want to be led. we are not sheep and this talk of strength frightens me. strength often means tyrants. >> do you want a strong president who is going to lead the united states and lida said tom? stossel: are we going to bully other people and put a tariff server can cost more? >> to stand up for mechanisms which after eight years of this president people feel america -- stossel: standing up for freedom. >> freedom and democracy in the world to. >> where owing to attack more

people? >> nobody's saying that the united states is strong and/or perceived a strong around the world we know what happens. we know our adversaries the bad guys around the world take their foot off the brake or at lease they think twice before they act. stossel: or they want to kill us even more. >> that generally has not been a lesson of history. lesson of history is when the essays is perceived as weak as that guy's advance of the good guys retreat and you have the wheels come off like world war i and world war ii. the american people are not ready to be number two in the world or even number 10. stossel: republican primary voters are clearly buying this but the odds are he is not going to become president. he is way behind in the election betting odds when i look at it on my phone. hillary has 60 some% and trumpets on the 20%. she is going to be president. >> first. >> first of all that's the assumption that she's going to

be the democratic nominee and she has not been cleared by the fbi which is a whole other issue. stossel: you are worrying about that, she still way ahead of trump and she is a bad bully. >> that's a characterization that you would use but there's a reason why he is planning and it's about projecting strength and he is projecting authority and confidence which are two things that are necessary but not sufficient for winning candidates. stossel: he admires dictators. in a "playboy" interview china when the students poured into tiananmen square the chinese government almost blew it. they were vicious and horrible. they have put it down with strength. that shows you the power of strength. >> there's a difference between a democratic leader exerting strength to champion their interests at home and abroad in defending and protecting the conch -- constitution and congress dictators like the one

he cited and when he said nice things about putin he says what i'm trying to say is there is a virtue in being a strong leader because it is about protecting the american people. that's what his stance is on illegal immigration in the wall or at the trade deals because shared by both sides. what he is saying is i will be a strong champion of the american worker and of the american people. stossel: the trade deal, he will impose terrorists. how is being a champion of america putting a 35% terrified something and make poor people pay more for things? >> this is an issue that i have with him. i'm a conservative and i share a lot of beliefs. i understand the phenomenon but when it comes to and bolts issues like this idea of a problem with what he is talking about. stossel: he is the most destructive when he threatens trade and recently the carrier air-conditioning company

announced it will build a factory in mexico and trump said he would impose a 35% terrified anything they make. >> within 24 hours ahead of carriers going to calm and he's going to say mr. president we have decided to stay in the united states. that's what's going to happen folks. stossel: the bully is going to intimidate and you have to come and kiss his ring. >> this is another issue i have but as a stupid political matter if you want to know one of the reasons he is winning john -- stossel: they don't understand. >> people still have pride in made in america. to hire workers here and produce a product costs more than to produce something and say mexico or china. >> and it would cost more if we can't import cheap ingredients from mexico. >> a lot of this puts poorer folks like the working-class that ends up being a tax on goods and services that they

need every day. that from the strict apolitical standpoint what he is saying is i'm going to make sure the american workers protected than they have felt neglected, abused and ignored and silenced for a very long time. stossel: just you wait if trump takes power -- let's switch subjects. maybe this is my selfish narrowmindedness as a reporter but it's the trump's authoritarianism that others me the most is when he threatens the press. >> i'm going to open up our libel laws so when they write purposely negative and horrible and false articles we can sue them and win lots of money. and we are going to have people sue you like you've never been sued before. stossel: let's not take the time to defend a free press. we agree on that but he is a bad bully who threatens to sue everybody. he sued a miss universe contestant for $5 million

because she criticized his pageant. she can afford to pay the lawyers. he sues people to shut them up. he sued the company airport near his hometown. i asked people what they think of trump. complained about his voyeurism. he seems to have a lawyer involved solution for many of the problems that bullying people will not work as a present. was he going to do? to the iranians the israelis and the chinese? >> he does have a reputation of being quite litigious but if you keep this out out of place in the something that is a broader narrative. most of the american people that don't like him don't trust the mainstream media. they think they're highest and they think they are corrupt liars. stossel: we are good but all those other people?

>> present company excluded of course but anytime a republican candidate suppressed them when they do it judiciously it's more effective. when they hit the press people rally to them. nobody has gone quite as far as trouncing i'm going to open up the libel laws. we have libel and slander laws on the books and they are tough for a reason that when he says that people don't get into the intricacies of the law. they see him hitting back at people who are attacking him. this is an important point. what trump is doing throughout this mirroring the left. for executive -- these are the tactics he have used and professional politics in he is not one of this is why he's getting away with it why is so much traction. politicians on the right are afraid of what "the new york times" and the "washington post" editorial war to the thing about them or what chris matthews might say about them. trump because he doesn't need this job is liberated to mirror the left. stossel: they are working for them.

>> no one else in this race, marco rubio tried marrying him by insulting image damage the rubio brandt. the trump brand is brash and he's a fighter. stossel: he gets away with what other people can't. i guess that's another part that donald trump practices. he has ability to say one thing, change his position but not lose support? producer ricky ratliff asked people who said it, donald trump or hillary clinton? >> i hate the concept of guns. who said that? >> hillary. >> you would be wrong. this teco the economy is better under the democrats than under republicans. >> it was donald trump. hillary are trump? i believe in universal health care. >> hillary just said that in the last debate. >> hillary.

>> who said it? hillary are trump talking about illegal immigrants and a matter of deportation? the people that have been here for years and are hard workers, have good jobs and are supporting a family, how do you throw somebody up as lived in this country for 20 years? you just can't throw everybody out. >> hillary. >> donald trump said that? it sounds like hillary. >> you are a total loser. >> and maybe we are all total losers if we don't understand the appeal of trump has little to do with what he actually says or believes. >> who are you voting for? >> drum. >> it doesn't matter if he is democrat or republican you are still voting for him? >> i dislike trump. >> as a conservative he is an unknown quantity but what i tell business supporters around the country and when i observed the phenomenon and what is clear is

that so many of them just don't care that he's been all over the map. they like him personally. when he is attacked to the gop establishment hillary clinton the president they form a protective shield around him. they rally him because they think of him as some sort of deliver from this entire corrupt corrupt -- fair enough. stossel: thank you monica. coming up i've been critical of trump that there are some very good parts to trump. we will have more on that later in the show. along with some footage of my it's the little things in life that make me smile. spending the day with my niece. i don't use super poligrip for hold, because my dentures fit well. before those little pieces would get in between my dentures and my gum and it was uncomfortable. even well fitting dentures let in food particles. just a few dabs of super poligrip free

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but even if that's true says nick lsb of reason.org it wouldn't be a bad thing. why? >> i absolutely don't worry about the end of the republican party. in fact i welcome it, john. in the 21st century at least the republican party has been a disaster for freedom, for prosperity and peace. when george bush was president he launches into a budget badly conceived and terribly executed wars. he signed a ton of regulation. increased medicare by giving free drugs to seniors who didn't need them. he federalized education, creative surveillance programs. he was terrible and the republicans even after they lost control of congress they were incapable of reeling in obama in any meaningful way. they couldn't beat obama and now you have people, the major two candidates in the republican

party are talking about deporting up to 12 million people in 4 million kids who are actually u.s. citizens. we don't need this party anymore if we are interested in individual liberty and freedom. stossel: but they are better than the democrats and most of the republicans candidates, you are no trump fan, right? >> up silly not to them not trump fan at all but i'm also not a fan of their public and party which is currently trying to regiment us in the bedroom and taking us into war and talking about creating a police state. how was to get rid of 12 million people if you are not going to create some kind of bearing basis system where the government is checking out out papers all the time? we need to understand what is good about trump kind of cramping up third republican party is it creates an opportunity for reorganization that is more libertarian like to the vast amount of people are fiscally conservative.

stossel: there is a state called the libertarian party but it doesn't get much support. >> no, that's true and i suspect they will do well this year simply because people are appalled at the republican and democrats. for decades people than running away from identifying as either of those options so this is the place for libertarian party to do well but that's not what i'm talking about really. for several decades we have seen a lot of things traditional authorities losing their way whether your priest or a professor of stockbrokers certainly a politician. what the trump insurgency is doing into a certain degree the sanders insurgencies during the democratic party is how stable these establishments are. they no longer have much energy for the power to control their own people and the vast majority of people don't want to be part of either. stossel: they have the power to elect hillary hewitt pass laws

that would smother economic activity and make us all poor. i don't think donald trump -- let me bring up this other point. are we being driven from the party? trump was told that debate that he is scaring hispanic subway from the republican party and he said this. >> i'm bringing people, democrats over and bringing independents over and we are building a much bigger much stronger republican party. stossel: is bringing democrats. a lot of people who voted for him say he's going to win. >> that seems highly unlikely and that's true hillary clinton and donald trump are the two most detested presidential candidates in recent memory. one of them will have to win unfortunately but neither of them will win with any kind of mandate. the republican party has scared away hispanics. george bush because he was god on immigration and because he

actually at a time spoke spanish and was comfortable around latinos that he drew 44% of the hispanic vote in 2004. mitt romney got 27% because he said mexicans should self deport. the republican party already has lost the hispanic vote. you can't blame donald trump foe really. stossel: thank you nick gillaspy at reason.org. next my fight with donald trump. you are bullying these people out. does your mouth often feel dry? multiple medications, a dry mouth can be a side effect of many medications. but it can also lead to tooth decay and bad breath.

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have said he could turn her property and to limousine parking lot near his casino. i once confronted trump about that raid you are bullying these people out. >> excuse me, that's wrong. using the word bullying is very unfair. this is not donald trump. stossel: it's you and your cronies in government working together. >> to call these people cronies is unfair. to be calling public servants cronies. stossel: baftas what happening here? >> not at all and i think it's a sick assumption and jaded freedom make it. stossel: in the old days developers came in like bugs with clubs. now you go to court and force people out. >> other people use thugs but today i don't. i've done this very nicely. stossel: nicely? force isn't nice and the court denying him his property. trump is at a point when he says this.

>> eminent domain is an absolute necessity for a country, for our country. without it you would never rode scummy would have hospitals, you wouldn't have anything. stossel: anything is an exaggeration but many railroads and airports exist because government had the power of eminent domain and allowed them to get the property so they could build those sorts of things. that's my understanding anyway but trevor burse of the cato institute say trump and i are wrong about this. how? >> well a man once said donald trump is a hopeless idea for rich person. if they idea that rich person is someone who kicks around poor people and takes their property. he tried to take this woman's house for his limousine parking that pretty said this helps with letting creates jobs and of course in 2014 trump casino in atlantic city shut down. stossel: but that happens. it was a bad bet but shopping

centers, that raises the tax base and were over as get built. >> go shopping centers and umbrellas were not built with eminent domain so you can clearly do the stuff about imminent domain. witnesses in the constitution as you can do for public use. it's not a general welfare clause. you do it further public to use it. stossel: what do you mean it can be done without eminent domain? >> or example disney world in florida went to buy up all the property for that rate they did it by asking people to sell their property and it ought it all up and created disney world. stossel: why don't they go around and buy the stuff? some people won't sell. this lady wouldn't sell. >> that's an important point too he said i gave her a ton of money, going to give her a ton of money. stossel: let's bring that up. donald trumps up. donald trump says property owners can make a lot of money from eminent domain. >> when it imminent domain is

used on somebody's property that person gets a fortune. they can get at least fair market value if they are smart they will get two or three times the value of their property. stossel: had to make constitution. what was tricking atlantic city case people offered her a million dollars and she said no. trump that the politicians to force her to sell it for a quarter of that. that was bad. >> if i wanted to you and said i have her grandmother's wedding ring and i will give a just compensation board and to you it's worth a million dollars that would be a good deal for you. to some people that's what their property is worth. that's why private property works because people have different valuation. if they won't sell they won't sell. stossel: how do you build a roadwork? >> you can still build the row wrote by building around them. pipelines can go around properties and if you don't respect property rights, what happened in the k case attack

space that lets you take someone's property as there is no limit to that. in looking come around with the motel six -- motel six. what creates wealth is when you have stable property rights and people like donald trump his cronies make copyrights and stable and make us all poor. stossel: and people say what about pipelines, the keystone pipeline? >> keystone type and without eminent domain wouldn't go 10 feet. you need eminent domain. >> like so many things that he says is just factually incorrect and koch brothers make sure everyone can get together. the problem is if you don't have strong property rights -- stossel: they have pipelines over the country and they have never used imminent domain even the koch brothers? >> they advocate for keystone pipeline. public uses a public park not a casino like trump wants to build

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states. he's going to make a country rich again. actually america's richer now more than ever but that's another story. the story want to focus on al is whether he really is a good businessman. he was when he rebuilt his skating rink. >> new york city's government spent six years and $30 million trying to fix this skating rink but they couldn't get it done. one point high with 6 inches lower than the other side. that's government work for you. recently can stay your days because trump stepped in pretty said i will finish the rank that he finished it ahead of schedule and under budget. good for trump. but what is it really mean? his critics point out that most of the work was already done by the time trump stepped in. still he got it done when government was as incompetent as my ice-skating and trump has had other big successes. >> these people are total winners.

>> his tv show was a success. it got great ratings, encouraged entrepreneurs and trump need a million dollars per episode. trump does some property around the world like the trump tower said to be worth almost half a billion dollars. his magazine in chicago the best large city hotel in north america. trump says he is worth billions. people dispute the total but he has gotten rich. however how much business building skill does it take to get rich in real estate of time when real estate prices have gone up-and-up? trump got a big head start. his father loaned him a million dollars. others say was 40 million or 200 million. no one knows but trump but if you start with billions or millions, apparo money and invest in real estate in the market you get rich. it doesn't make trump an amazing job creator. what others me is how basic trump is about his failures to

carly fiorina confronted him about his bankruptcies. soon the. >> you ran up mountains of debts as well as losses using other people's money and you are forced to file for bankruptcy not once, not twice, four times, record for time so why should we trust you to do the financing of this nation any differently than you manage the audiences of your business is? stossel: you can't have free enterprise without failure but trump is being tricky where he said i have never filed for bankruptcy. he personally hasn't but his businesses have gone broke. often people who loaned him money trusted him got stiffed. he bought a small airline which he named trump airline and of course it no longer exists. he defaulted on his loan. he started trump magazine with his daughter on the cover. it failed grade he said trump

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try but no she says this. >> will let me talk about south carolinians. they are very independent. stossel: blog, blah and rubio was just as evasive. trump at least answers the questions, we. he is often totally wrong but that was a cheap shot because there are some things trump gets right. this week i dug through my old on-air interviews with trump and found he was sharp about lots of things like the government's unsustainable debt and how welfare encourages freeloading. >> the people that produce and lots of people that don't produce. that can only go so long. stossel: it can only goes along and then what happens? >> it all implodes. stossel: what does implode mean? he's right when the welfare state runs out of other people's money society will implode.

one interview ciampi also wanted tax cuts. you once proposed a 14% tax, one-time tax on rich people. >> i think rich people can afford a certain tax but once the taxes paid you can't go above a certain limit. what they're doing now is going above the limit in that limit will drive people away. what happens is you get to a point you leave coming move to florida move someplace. stossel: you haven't left. >> i haven't left yet. if i leave new york that's the big story. you end up with lots of people that issues they don't produce and that's the spiral. that's the end. stossel: esso. stossel: yes ozar they want the politicians to spend less. >> look they have to be careful at the spending. the spending is out of control this country. stossel: yes it is and cutting spending is a big part of the key parties batted key party co-founder debbie dooley

supports trump. >> i sure do. how are you doing today? stossel: i'm never such a candidate because he said we have to cut spending in his proposed tax cuts but he is proposed no spending cuts pretty won't touch entitlements which are bankrupting us. >> while i do believe mr. trump will surround himself with the brightest minds much like ronald reagan did and i do believe that we do need entitlement reform. i do like his tax cut plan. for years, people have been, conservatives have been talking about the need to cut our corporate tax rate which was one of the highest in the world. stossel: you think he doesn't talk about entitlement because it's on popular with voters but once he's in office he would cut it? >> i do believe you would cut entitlements. i think there would be some kind of reform. stossel: an age limit? >> i believe there would have to be. i would like to see more referee market solution as far as

entitlements like social security reform but i do believe he will have the brightest minds and like i said as a conservative, and i believe he will make the cut and he will not touch entitlements but i believe he will help reform. stossel: that's where the big spending is. how do you make cuts without touching entitlements that one area that i agreed he gets the issue right is global warming. trump does not freak out about that. >> i think there'll be little change here. you will get a little cooler in the get a little warmer like it always has for millions of years. i think it's a big scam for a lot of people to make a lot of money. stossel: it is a big scam. >> that's something i don't agree about. stossel: you will both for him? >> i will because of course global warming i believe we are damaging the environment.

i do not believe catastrophic global warming doom and gloom that we are hearing. i do believe we should be looking at innovation, not regulation and i definitely agree with mr. trump about that. stossel: he opposes raising the minimum wage. >> i do too. i oppose raising the minimum wage. i believe the market should set the wages. i believe if we raise the minimum wage will cost a lot of young people jobs. when i was in high school -- stossel i have to interrupt you because we are out of town -- time. he roughly where the think he debbie pay coming up what uggs me the most about donald trump. me the most about donald trump. >> make america great again. p. allergies? stuffy nose? can't sleep? take that. a breathe right nasal strip instantly opens your nose up to 38% more than allergy medicine alone. shut your mouth and say goodnight,

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>> we are going to win after win after win pity people are going to get sick and tired of winning. stossel: what bothers me about the success of donald trump is his magical thinking. trump says if you elect him everything is going to be great. this is just nonsense. no president now matter how confident can make everything good. time people stopped thinking that political leaders are the answer to our problems. it was that fantasy that brought us the barack obama frenzy.

his delirious fans acted as if barack obama's election would fix everything they didn't like. that's why rove know, they can't. government can't fix most things but free individuals can and we do read free people acting without government coercion accomplished almost all of the things that made america great. that's why trump also ticks me off when he says. >> we are going to make america great again, make america great again. >> his fans love that. they buy these hats but what does this mean exactly make america great again? when were we great in trump's eyes? when we won world war ii? yeah that was great but that wasn't great at the time we locked up americans with japanese ancestry.

>> japanese-americans were rounded up and taken to interment camps where they would spend the duration of the war. >> it wasn't great but at that time blacks were not allowed to vote or use the same drinking fountains are right on the same buses as whites. or people were beaten by police merely for being and they could work for government or hold hands in public. was america great when women were not allowed to hold credit cards without their fathers or husbands permission or when women were basically owned by their husbands and had no legal right to say no if the husband wanted sex? was america great and? by the end of world war ii america had the strongest military in the world and the strongest economy. we still do, the strongest military and economy. i resent this make america great again and stuff. trump makes it sound like everything is gone bad. he's not alone.

other politicians do it too. >> we are looking at an economy in which the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. >> the rich get richer and everyone else gets poorer. stossel: that's just a lie. the poor having gotten poorer. the income of 20% of americans has risen 40% rate middle-class incomes, 40%. everybody got richer. that happened because of the free markets and relatively free trade that we have had, to think that democrats and donald trump want to kill. politicians and the media spread so much false bad news that americans are getting depressed. for the first time in history the majority people say that their children will be worse off than they are but it's bunk. warren buffett gets this one right when he wrote babies born in america today are the luckiest crop in history. they will live far better than their parents do.

he says because of america's economic magic in that magic comes from individuals, not politicians or presidents. if that magic continues it will be in spite of people like trump and their magical promises. >> make america great again. >> this is a bad slogan. i have a new one, get rid of him. donald trump about presidential candidates get out of our way. don't impose your destructive tariffs or immigrations libel laws property grabs, just get out of her way and lets have a government that allows us to make our own individual choices. if you presidential candidates definitely have the right idea about this. there are the libertarian candidates to go find out which1 when the toppling candidates debate on our libertarian presidential form here on the stossel show. i look forward to that.

libertarian politicians will get out of our way. that's our show for tonight. good night until next time and . we're going to find them in nd . tucker's house, tomorrow right here on the show. >> don't miss it. capitalism? millennial saying no thanks. a new poll says a majority of young americans rejecting it. some here say because it is our political leaders keep bashing it. like this. >> when wealth is increasingly concentrated at the few at the top it is not only a moral challenge to us but drags down a count rice growth potential. >> wall street can never again be allowed to threaten mainstream. >> the agreed of wall street and corporate america is destroying the very fabric of our nation. >> hi everybody. i'm dag amc dowel. this is