and the world trade center is that rectangular squarish looking building straight ahead if i'm looking at this. in the center is the empire state building and there are other buildings that go on, that is the world tradecenter and it was as beautiful a day as this one is today . my offices then were just a few blocks from the empire state building so we were i'd say roughly 6 miles from 9/11. it was a day just like this, beautiful. people going to work. and then planes commanded by terrorists who had taken them over crashed into the world trade center this is a shot a few minutes after . so there's office paper floating down. there's furniture floating down . this is from the southern tower and all hell would breakloose . by the way, a half hour after this film was taken it wouldn't be paper coming down. it would be peoplecoming down , jumping out of windows to prevent themselvesbeing burned . this is a seminal moment that all of you need to keep in your mind. think about the impact. you can see the nervousness and the fright in the persons voices as they are talking about this. that's

to be done rather quickly. >> in 2005 trump was back, this time to promote his plan for the world trade centerte. he had harsh words for planned freedom tower now called one world trade center. will you lead a coalition that stops governor pataki from his strong support for the freedom dwer? >> there is not much of a role i can take. i started when the new york post called me and asked my opinion. i am the bige developer in new york. i have done just about everything you can in the world of real estate. i see what is happening down there. it is a mess. the developer is actually a friend of mine. he didn't want to build this building either. when you look at the records, when it was foisted upon him. larry silver steen a friend of mine, he didn't want to build this pile of junk. >> up next i got to grill trump on the issue that fueled his political rise, his whole hearted embrace of birtherism. plus one of the rare times trump was cornered in an interview when i pushed him on the red hot issue of aborpg. this is "hardball," where the action is. even, unproven fish oil supplements. this is "hard

this time to promote his plan for the world trade center site. e harsh words for the planned freedom tower now called one world trade center. >> will you lead a coalition to stop governor pataki from his strong support for the freedom tower? >> well, there is not much of a role i can take. it all started when "the new york post" called me and asked my opinion. i'm the biggest developer in new york by far. i've done just about everything you can do in the world of real estate. and i see what's happening down there. it's a mess. the developer is actually a friend of mine, but he didn't want to build this building either. if you look back at the records, when it was first foisted upon him, larry silverstein, he is a good guy, he's a friend of mine, but he didn't want to build this pile of junk. >>> up next, i got to grill trump on what fuelled his political rise. his wholehearted embrace of birtherism. plus, one of the rare times trump was cornered in an interview when i pushed him on the red-hot issue of abortion. this is "hardball," where the actio

this time to promote his plan for the world trade center site. e harsh words for the planned freedom tower now called one world trade center. >> will you lead a coalition to stop governor pataki from his strong support for the freedom tower? >> well, there is not much of a role i can't take. it all started when "the new york post" called me and asked my opinion. i'm the biggest developer in new york by far. i've done just about everything you can do in the world of real estate. and i see what's happening down there. it's a mess. the developer is actually a friend of mine, but he didn't want to build this building either. when you look back at the records, when it was first foisted upon him, larry silverstein, he is a good guy, but he didn't want to build this pile of junk. >>> up next, what fueled his political rise. his wholehearted embrace of birtherism. plus, one of the rare times trump was cornered in an interview when i pushed him on the red-hot issue of abortion. this is "hardball," where the action is. overwhelming air fresheners can send y

my assistant came in and set a plane hit the world trade center. we thought it was an accident. i called president bush. a few minutes later we learned the second plane hit the world trade center and we knew it was a terrorist attack. just a procession over the day and the next several decisions for the president of the united states. states had not been attacked on its own territory since the war of 1812. we have no structures or institutions for internal security for the country. it was flying without a compass. david: subsequently president bush decided to invade iraq to topple saddam hussein. so in light of hindsight, had you known there were no weapons of mass instruction, would you have still gone forward? condoleezza: i say to people what you know today can affect what you do tomorrow, but not yesterday. believed as all the intelligence agencies around the world did that he had weapons of mass to and was reconstituting them quickly, and it was on that basis that we decided that you finally had to do with the international community had been t

it was on september 11, 200 is after seeing the first plane hit the world trade center on television, that she walked into the c.i.a.'s counterterrorism center and said, put me on the job. she didn't center to do that. as she said, she could have hid out on the swiss desk, but she didn't. she took on what she knew would be a tough and controversial job. that's the kind of woman gina haspel is. now, it's true that because of her willingness to take on a tough job, she was present for some of the most difficult decisions about how to protect america in the days after 9/11. yes, she was around when the agency was responsible for the detention and interrogation of notorious terrorists. but there's been so much misinformation spread about what she did, that i want to set the record straight. ms. haspel did not start this program. she didn't even know it existed until a year after it began. in fact, nancy pelosi learned about this program before gina haspel did. she did not cheerlead the program, as some senators have wrongly claimed, based on a book, the author of which later issued a corr

the world trade center, the major hurricanes, katrina, harvey and irma. >> my canine is rex, the biggestcle we face recently was the mudslides. he was having to dolphin through the mud to get to where we were at. what a good boy. >> as a fema certified team we were asked to go to the oklahoma city bombing in april 1995. the nation had approximately 15 of these dog and handler. the country now has approximately 275. the search dog foundation, not only uses rescued dogs from shelters, but trains that dog at no cost. >> in training we have to set up the scenarios as real life as possible. that bark is what the dog's use to communicate to their handlers that they have located live human scent. a lot of the dogs that come into our program were slated for uj nasha. essentially we're saving these dogs lives to save peoples' lives. >>> announcer: "impact your world" brought to you by -- >> tech: so you think this chip is nothing to worry about? well at safelite, we know sooner or later every chip will crack. these friends were on a trip when their windshield got chipped. so they scheduled at saf

the time, i did not go with him that day, my assistant came in and said the plane had hit the world trade center, we thought it was an accident and we called the president. a few minutes later, we heard it was a second plane and we knew it was a terrorist attack. just a procession over the next several months of just hard choice after hard choice for the president. the united states had not been attacked in its own territory since the war of 1812. we had no structure, no institution for internal security for the country. it was flying without a compass. david: subsequently, president bush decided to invade iraq to topple saddam hussein. , had youof hindsight known that there were no weapons of mass destruction, would? rice: you have still gone forward? rice: i always say to people, what you know today can affect what you'd do tomorrow, but not what you do yesterday -- what yesterday. we believed, as all the intelligence agencies around the world did, that he had the weapons, he was reconstituting quickly.doing it and it was on that basis that we decided that we had to do what the international c

before 9/11, new york's world trade center was the target of the first terrorist bombing.an named karl was trapped in an elevator knowing he may not make it out alive. karl wrote a good-bye letter. but thanks to first responders, karl got a second chance at life and an opportunity to say thank you decades later. >> to my family from dad. a few thoughts if i am fated to leave you now. >> reporter: chilling, bittersweet words. >> i love you very much. do awfwonderful things in your life. >> reporter: words he thought might be his last. >> doug, my boy, discover secrets to cure lots of the world's problems. >> reporter: karl's second channels involves a stunning rescue and a dark day that would forever change history. >> it was a cold, wintry morning. >> reporter: february 26, 1993. eight years before the 9/11 attacks, began like many for karl, who worked in business development in those now fallen twin towers. >> i was having an important meeting with the director of the world trade center at 2:00 that afternoon. >> reporter: he grabbed lunch to go, a meal he'd never finish.

that was irreconcilable with american identity as a consequence of incidents like the 1993 world trade center the 1979ncidents like islamic revolution which i write about in the book.k. those incidents and the opec oil embargo before the hostage crisis in 1939, those incidents began to cultivate and build this idea that islam was hostile to the west. good . good politicians like the ayatollah khamenei, , submitting idea that islam was in conversation with the west. and cemented as a consequence of 911 that we view terrorism through the lens that in the form of muslim identity. host: what is the term radical muslim into you? guest: i think it's a problematic term. it is language confused by the state to effectively forecast what a muslim like myself might become radicalized. host: khaled a. beydoun, when you hear make america great again, what is that phrase mean? guest: many things. i think what it means mostly to me is that it's more than just a dog whistle. i think it's rhetoric sort of call in upon the revitalization of whites embassy and by white supremacy, i mean, complex broad term. whi

thousand and one and they moved the entire thing to their office in new york the top floor of the world trade center. of a few months before nine eleven. there was. an inability for them to really capitalize on that going forward they wanted to introduce box office futures contracts and i told them at the time that this would never happen and you would never launch box office futures contracts because the m.p.a. motion picture association of america is a very guarded monopoly in the united states without any competition and they don't like the idea of price discovery on box office they like to control that mark did with an iron fist the six studios in los angeles and sure enough they didn't listen they know they spent twenty million dollars trying to develop a box office futures contract and at the last minute for the diagram bill or the ground on the ground they introduced a rider into that law saying how long box office features contracts so hollywood is the only industry in america that has this kind of protection from financialization you can trade a box office futures contract which you can tra

it's the claim that the ma sad was responsible for 9/11 and it warnds jews who worked in the world trade center not to show up for work. 0 are that christiansre conducting another crusade directedrom rome. most cree lently that the israel government is planning to change the rules that have been in effect for decades to control access totem many mount and the mosque in jerusalem. this tendency has grown substantially in our own society to do likewise to prefer narrative to fact what's at stake is either personal oor political preference. but it's not inevitable. it's not deep seeded in the culture of this country as it is in the culture of other countries in the middle east. here it results from a choice or rather from many, many choices. but reversing it, if we are of a mind to reverse it, will take what i would call lawyerly skills, that is, skills that involve drawing distinctions and reasoning from facts to conclusions ratheren the ort way around and also involve commitment to that societal quality that lord molten thought was so important. obedience to the unenforceable. to the necessary n

off the story that mohammed atta's passport was found intact a couple blocks away from the world trade center when it fell at the foot of an f.b.i. agent i mean the guy reading the story even couldn't believe the words are coming out of his mouth because he he followed up with if you can believe that note we can't believe that that's the end c.n.n. has been state news from the beginning so when don't trump calls and donald trump them but when he calls them out for being fake news he's right and the the real news the alternative. news sources you'll see what they've been on you tube has been deemed monetizing them first and now they've been flat out. giving them three strikes within the course of a week and banning the channels altogether so you've got that to me is a sign that the alternative media is doing something really important because if they weren't then they wouldn't be a target so the people are not watching c.n.n. and m s n b c and fox news anymore i think people are understanding that it's total garbage instead they're going to james corbet corporate report or x. twenty two report

counterterrorism for the fbi, taking classified information and then were discharged and then for the world trade center he didn't get bin laden because he got him. whether he was a hero he was a great donkey because he thought counterterrorism and the tragedy was far more amazing than i could have imagined. he gave the readers away to attach. but you could write that within any characters at all but then they don't care but once you have that figure and always we have been interested with scientology to be interesting it is just to stigmatize religion and people to surrender their will and reputation so i wanted to find a donkey so i thought for a while it would be john travolta but that was to tabloid. but then paul the academy award winner became i don't keep. he doesn't have to be famous with just a person who was caught in a situation and then it humanizes them. but when you actually sit down to write with the notecards and everything in it has taken months and months and then you start the writing process i don't know if this is true but i think it is, if you write with some kind of velocity and a

. >> think victims who died in plane crashes or the intensifiers that followed the world trade center attacks. the team believes the technique may potentially i.d. soldiers from wars of the past. and help in cold cases where usable dna evidence no longer exists. kaitlyn believes the truth is out there. >> my heartthrob moment would be exonerating an innocent human from being subjected to being in the box. >> the teen continues to refine the technique. one day a fragment of bone might unlock a decades old mystery. perhaps the next crime of the century. dan ashley, abc 7 news. >> a livermore teen is currently exploring the skin cells left over when we leave a fingerprint. they're hoping to learn if a protein in the cells could leave a fingerprint. >>> drew tooma is standing by with the forecast. >> sometimes change takes time. in alameda, it's taken over two decades. see the start of the transformation of the former >>> a new life for a former naval air base. today marked the groundbreaking for a billion dollar development project at alameda point. the city hasn't seen new housing for m

design concept unveiled today recognizes all of those who are suffering or who have died from world trade center it is estimated more than 400,000 people were exposed. rick leventhal is live from the memorial. what's the scene there? >> the dedication ceremony just wrapping up behind me calling it an evolution of the 9/11 memorial, a redesign of the southwest corner of this eight-acre plaza dedicated space honoring the tens of thousands of people sick, many who died from exposure to 9/11 toxins and many of those were first responders who spent weeks or months working on the pile of rubble where the twin towers stood. sacrificing their own health in searching for victims. the design including a pathway where a primary ramp was located during rescue and recovery and part of a grassy area called the memorial glade next to the survivor tree. the new walk will be franked by large stones pointing sky ward, the architect says it will be worn but not beaten symbolizing strength and determination through adversity. >> this dedicated space will remind all who come here how the best of our human nature res

a truck bomb goes off and blows up in africa or their has been an attempt to knock down the world trade centerbut only six people were killed and so what will you do and will give up your empire and when it is a small price to pay at least from that point of view. they succeeded in taking down the world trainers center when it was only 3000 and they stood for an hour and a half or so before they started falling down. it could've been 20 or 30000 people killed that day. then again blowback in secret foreign policy and mysterious circumstances surrounding the event and because the event was literally the equivalent of pearl harbor and even worse than civilians that were targeted because when they had the pentagon and it was approximately the same death toll as pearl harbor in the same footage and catastrophes and villages of smoke and all of the stuff and yet there was material with japan fighting. it was a hail mary pass by a small team of guys trying to steal our planes to even have a weapon to crash into our targets. their current group leadership back in afghanistan was only 400 men. there w

buddhists, the ancient buddhist statue that by the way was a harbinger of things to come, the world trade centerisis has done with the religious artifacts throughout the world. some believe we should save them for humanity. >> i think donald trump did the best job at saving all of these kinds of artifacts by eliminating isis. obama let this go on for years. here's the problem with these artifacts. isis was removing them before they would destroy the cities and then selling them. selling them on black market, through a city in turkey, that's how isis got a lot of their money that's the problem in engaging in this. at the same time you want to safe the items. the cities have been destroyed. we have to consider that. some head lines are saying that hobby lobby smuggled them into the united states. no, they didn't. they purchased them. it with us a questionable dynamic that they were warned about but how they got into the united states, it wasn't hobby y lobby. charles: and the found er of hobby lobby is putting in money to make it a spectacular museum. we've always been the policemen of the world.

the world trade centers, the major hurricanes, katrina, harvey and irma. >> my canine is rex, we haddes. he was actually having to doll fib through the mud to get around. >> we were asked to go to the oklahoma city bombing in 1995. the nation had approximately 15 of these dogs and handlers. the country now has about 275. the search dog organization not only uses rescue dogs from shelters, but trains that dog at no cost. >> in training, we have to set up the scenario in as real life as possible. that bark is what the dogs use that they have communicated to their handlers that they have located live human scent. a lot of the dogs that came into our program were to save people's lives. whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. don't sweat your booking. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices. ...the only ey

'se world trade center 4 opening and there will be more space opening up over the next couple of yearsntown. hudson yards has done a good job of sort of making the argument to lots of big companies and a lot of them are moving. shery: do we know at this point what is happening to those buildings? they are going to be empty ghost buildings. who's going to take up? rob: i don't think manhattan is about to become a ghost town. [laughter] shery: nowhere close to that. rob: have you seen the traffic recently? it's a good question. cannature of the businesses shift. buildings sometimes can shift from commercial to residential. as we didpart of it not deal with it in the pentagon story, but the other part is the changing face of retail as well. that's also a lot of vacancy. vonnie: our firms paying less for these new leases than they would have if they had renewed in midtown? rob: i think the space is not significantly less although if you take a big chunk of space, you can negotiate a good lease. vonnie: what about the rest of the landscape around hudson yards? are we going to see huge influ

time one of the shops that sells big tvs and i looked at it and i saw one the towers of the world trade centerrst thing that came to my mind was this is al qaeda, no question about it. >> reporter: what did you think? >> that the world is going to change. it will never be the same again. >> reporter: dean would remain undercover and be deployed by the british to bahrain in late 2002. there an al qaeda operative approached him hoping to make use of his unique skills, the expertise he'd acquired at a chemical weapons lab in afghanistan. this time the weapon was going to be poison gas and the target was to be new york's subway system. >> i was actually involved in that plot because i was actually invited to take part in that plot because i was one of the only surviving people who witnessed the development of that device. so i was asked to comment on the accuracy of the diagrams and the accuracy of the ingredients and the accuracy of the measurements. >> reporter: he needed to alert his british handlers and fast. >> we met in dubai early in 2003 to discuss the ramifications and debrief them comple

i did not know ramzi yousef before the world trade center bombing which left open the question that they met afterwards but he said one thing i will say to you you will see many ramzi yousef coming to your shores he said i predict a black day for the united states a day after which the united states will not be the same and was clearly trying to tell us that and i think if there was any doubt about that or the gravity of that within seven and a half weeks we saw the simultaneous bombings of two u.s. embassies in nairobi kenya and dar es salaam tanzania with two hundred twenty five people dead that certainly was the period on the end of the sentence bin laden started that night. u.s. president bill clinton ordered an immediate retaliation with cruise missile raids on al qaida bases in cost and kandahar in afghanistan. a number of al qaeda members were killed. bin laden himself escaped unscathed. yanni doesn't have be a man who will have some muscle. or some of another. you know a sick lynton i'm going to get it that what's an out of the truth of a band no. send him in and limb yahoo. no r

>> i'm glad that you brought that up, paul, 9/11 nearly 17 years ago, both towers of world trade centerflew into pentagon, am i upset that the cia used enhanced interrogation techniques against al-qaeda suspects, i wasn't there and not to this day. the democrats will make big issue of that and i'm not sure it's going to play all that well for them, paul, if gina starts describing what the nature and environment was at that time and one more point, if barack obama had appointed her to be cia director, she would be getting almost unanimous support in the senate. paul: kim, briefly, do you think she's going to get through? >> it's going to be close, 50 votes, tie-breaker mike pence, some of this may depend on whether or not the white house begins to make a better case for her and responds to this criticism and puts pressure on those democrats we were mentioning to support this nomination or pay a price. paul: all right, thank you all, when we come back, israel makes its best case as president trump makes decision. >> proof that they lied. ♪ your wing nut has you covered. ♪ hi. ♪ introducin

reporter: think victims who die in plane crashes or maybe the intense fire that followed the world trade center attacks, the team believes the technique may potentially i.d. soldiers from wars of the past and eliminate cold cases where usable dna evidence no longer exists. she believes the truth is out there. >> my heartthrob moment would be exonerati exonerating an innocent human from being subjected to the box. >> reporter: one day a fragment of bone might unlock a decades old mystery ear perhaps the next crime of the century. dan ashley, abc 7 news. >> dna helped lead to the capture of the golden state killer suspect. tonight at 6:30, chasing the golden state killer. >> thanks for joining us. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> mishap at san francisco international airport. the wing of a plane clip the building. the story is unfolding right now. >> also happening now a kdecisin on 49er ruben foster. we're live in san jose. >>> we're also live in castro valley where highway patrol has released new information about a tesla that crashed into a pond. >>> also ahead. >> a smash and grab caught

lawyer, and he litigated the case against the individual who perpetrated the bombing of the world trade centerd that, but what i do know is somebody did have an informant in the trump campaign, and that was russian intelligence in the form of papadopoulos, who has proven to be an fbi informant -- oh, i'm sorry, a russian informant. and two of trump's top campaign operative, the person who became his national security advisor and the person who is his chairman also had ties and have been indicted pause of their illegal dealings related to russia and how their handled their positions during the campaign. what this effort, republican senators across the table and republican members of congress across the table have said, while there are republicans who say this is driven, they are saying this is not a politically motivated investigation. certainly there are people who spin things on the right -- not entirely, okay? i know you didn't like marco rubio, and donald trump was your guy. but there are people who don't have political motivations and have the ability to look at the facts and say that ther

that her plane was hijacked, and she stayed on the phone prior to the crash into the no. 9 world trade center>> i would like to claim today the center and the naming of it. [applause] >> kmer i actually challenged me to a little bit of a ping pong -- the mayor actually challenge me to a little bit of a ping- pong, so i accept your challenge. ♪ >> it is an amazing spot. it is a state of the art center. >> is beautiful. quarkrights i would like to come here and join them >> good afternoon and welcome. i will invite members of the public to silence your mobile devices and when speaking before the commission do state your name before the record. i would like to take roll at this time. [roll call] we don't expect commissioner -- to be absent today. first op you on your agenda is consideration for june 1, 2018.

in the shadow of the new tower at the world trade center site.cers from departments across the greater new york city area and beyond. these cruisers come with just two wheels. the bikes adorned with names and images of loved ones and friends killed in the line of duty. >> my family, tight knit group and every year you come here you see people that have had these stories and you want to come back and be with them and it's just most natural thing in the world to be here. >> reporter: for these riders this isn't just a starting point. it's hallowed ground. recently we came here to reach patrick. >> my father was on the force. always wanted to be a cop. >> reporter: he joined the police four years ago. he was just 11 years old when his father officer thomas gorman raced to lower manhattan on september 11th. >> the call came over and jumped off the desk and jumped on the truck. came over here and, you know, they entered the towers and began trying to evacuate the building as best they could. >> he died trying to save people? >> exactly. >> reporter: h

the world trade center, the major hurricanes, katrina, harvey and irma. >> my canine is rex.o mudslides. he was having to dolphin through the mud to get where we were at. >> what a good boy. >> we were asked to go to the oklahoma city bombing in april 1995. the nation had approximately 15 of these dog and handlers. the country now has approximately 275. the search dog foundation, not only uses rescued dogs from shelters, but trains that dog at no cost. >> in training we have to set up the scenarios as real life as possible. that bark is what the dogs use to communicate to their handlers that they have located live human scent. >> a lot of the dogs that come into or program were slated for euthanas euthanasia. we're saving these dogs lives to save people's lives. ( ♪ ) face the world as a face to be reckoned with. only botox® cosmetic is fda approved to temporarily make moderate to severe frown lines, crow's feet and forehead lines look better. it's a quick 10 minute cosmetic treatment given by a doctor to reduce those lines. there is only one botox® cosmetic, ask for it by na

wants to buy the world trade center. >> as cohen entered his teenage years in the 1980s, trump was becoming a national celebrity. >> i purchased the old commodore hotel. we converted that into a $110 million hotel. >> the brash new york real estate developer nicknamed the donald captured cohen's attention. >> he said as a teenager, he admired donald trump not only for real estate but seemed to admire his personality, his brashness, his approach to life. michael was drawn to him. >> when cohen was in high school, he met the woman who become his wife. >> they were introduced. she was a ukrainian born woman. cohen visited her. he had a lot of friends in brighten beach where there were russian immigrants. one friend who told me that he wanted to emulate that tough guy russian ukrainian emigrant persona. >> a friend from brooklyn that cohen developed a bond with, even doing real estate deals with him over the years. some of the deals will be important to this story later. after high school, cohen left new york and headed to washington, d.c. to attend american university. during his junior year i

we were 91 we had the gulf war with a prier attack in world trade center and terrorist attack us cringescoal attacking our embassies. dick cheney and don rumsfeld had high level of experience in government. how did this happen? >> how did 9/11 happen? >> yeah. or -- >> how did we -- not know it was going to happen? >> it's a complicated question but a lot of theories on it. we've got to do a better job we the 9/11 commission report that really does answer the question where you have bipartisan -- research and consensus on what happened. what i think we need to pox on i'll just -- look -- what happened is debatable read the commission report but i'll tell you what one of the finest days i ever spent in congress maybe the finest day i ever spent in congress -- was that night. when every member of congress spontaneously it wasn't cor yo graphed we knew we had to get back to the capitol and so members started just going back when we got the all clear alert. and where did we go we went to steps of capitol almost -- almost tell pathically and saying god bless america spontaneously it looked li

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. >> he said one of buildings next to the world trade center was blown up distributely by the cia and had secret information in there. he's made these kinds of accusations. >> that's silly. anybody who believes in 9/11 conspiracy theories, i don't know. here is the real issue. it's one thing to say because running as republicans to try to make the distingts that the republican party supports him is wrong. then when they get those numbers people may not know they gathering these signatures. they file on the last day of filing and the part cannot, there's no mechanism for the party to come in and remove that person or put somebody else on the ballot unless that person resigns. that doesn't mean he reflects republican principles. he could have run as a democrat too had he got sufficient number of signatures. our party 1,000% rejects him. >> i assume they reject both of these nominees. >> i don't know the 17th district guy. i do know arthur jones. i know his background. i'm not a 9/11 conspiracy theorist. >> of course not. you're a war hero. you served in the u.s. military in iraq and afg

everyone saw her fall down at the old world trade center site.questions. >> questions about that before she fell and who knows how many times he has failllen but we dot know anything about his health. >> his doctor was willing to do something that a doctor should not do. a doctor should not be allowing a patient to dictate a letter if the doctor has no clue whether that's true. but the president surrounds himself with people that are willing to do and say these things regularly. here are three of them. >> his health is excellent. which works out just fine. >> every critic, every detractor will have to bow down to president trump. >> he's a man of great intellect, great inhibition and great abilities. >> that's a lot of loyalty. all three of these people have been cast off. >> but they have all done very well because of their relationship with donald trump. they have all done very, very well. >> so who cares if he's disloyal in casting them out. >> if they're going to ride the coat tails and be rewarded. they have been. what was she before? >> why