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arno arnold, trump? will he be as good as trump? >> no. >> no? he better be because i have a big chunk of that show. >> when i did "the apprentice" i was in love with ratings. >> donald trump may have mentioned he has a television show a time or two during the campaign today however was different. in washington one day a year they have what's called the national prayer breakfast. the president chose that setting to talk about television ratings. >> we had tremendous success on "the apprentice" and when i ran for president, i had to leave the show. that's when i knew for sure i was doing it and they hired a big, big movie star, arnold schwarzenegger to take my place and we know how that turned out. [ laughter ] . the ratings wentight down the tubes. it been a tol disaster and mark will never, ever bet against trump again. i want to pray for arnold for those ratings. >> that's why they call it the national prayer breakfast. it prompted a quick response from host of celebrity apprentice arnold schwarzenegger. >> donald, i have a great idea. why don'

arno john mccain is an important senator. from a pure tactics point of view, is it wise? the kind of attack. the nasty, personal attack he has been losing for so long, he forgets what it is to win. and richard blumenthal. 48 democratic senators opposing you on everything? launch a nasty personal attack on a democratic senator. >> in front of colleagues sitting in front of him. it was the ultimate -- it's a rude power move. i guess that's what it was. >> it's short-sighted. he is thin-skinned, he is egotistical. we know that about him. also, he is the president now. >> other presidents are thin-skinned and egotistical. he may be on another level. >> very few of them will let anybody else see it except for their close personal aides. lucky us. >> right. >> it's short-sighted, like bill said. he is president. he now has to get something done. on the gorsuch thing, you know, if he could look a little further ahead, what gorsuch did was actually good to demonstrate his independence. it's not enough to get democratic votes, but he did demonstrate some independence. nothing happ