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as far as jerrod and melania, they are two lifelong democrats. they had the crime built the disempowerment zone, all of these other policies he did not campaign on it all. as far as looking at who'd we have to run the economy? my new hedge fund guy who criticized hedge funds everyday in the campaign? not only that he promised four or five gdp every month, we have 3% gdp one month when he did tax cuts after that look, nothing was in that stock market on corporate bonds but he printed 6 trillion bucks. for somebody who had the greatest economy he has $880 billion in welfare programs his last year as a president. >> host: tony a couple of issues there. >> guest: i think tony raise interesting pointsat here. i think where the through lines of this book to tony's point is how else are the president was by all of the infighting underneath him. the president's top priority from day one of inauguration was reelection. they filed paperwork that day in order to start the wheels on the reelection campaign. i really cannot sit here and tell you one other per

she's author of the book, melania and me, the rise and fall of my friendship with the first lady. counsel to president nixon and cnn contributor. stephanie, you spent quite a bit of time with the tormer president over the years. i wonder from what you heard in these recordings, the continued delusions and conspiracies, i mean, does that sound like the person you knew? >> it does, anderson. it sounds very much like donald trump. very much in denial, and very convincing to his followers. this is something that happens behind closed doors. and if you weren't watching it and listening to it, you do, you believe him. i mean, that's why so many people still follow him. >> it's interesting, john, last night when we first heard these recordings from carol and philip's interview with the former president, the longer one goes on and on. my immediate reaction was, the first time i had heard it, was it reminds me of some of those tapes of nixon, drunk, rambling in his final days in the white house. i assume he was drunk. obviously, the former president says he doesn't drink, but it is just as

um, more so melania and not really from a political realm.ou were a friend of hers and working on the inauguration. i'm wondering what you saw on january 6th. how did you see it? >> well, i saw it as exactly as it was. i mean, this was a -- um -- you know, destruction of our democracy. and um, what happened to the police officers was, you know, it was a disgrace on everything that america stands for. and for him to say that they were open armed and loving is -- is really -- i don't want to use the word but it is sick. because it's anything but loving and -- and caring. >> and, john, you know, the other thing that really strikes me is that -- and -- and i think it was interesting because that's what carol leonnig and phi philip rucker were trying to do which is, you know, syou asked the president what did you want them to do when you said go to the capitol and i will walk with you? which, of course, he was never going to do that. though, many people thought he was. he can't answer that question because he doesn't -- he doesn't have an answer t

. >> want to ask you your writing but the role of melania and trump in the final weeks. about election night just before the election night rally. the few write the constant use of the white house for political purposes also made her uncomfortable. to try to stop the campaign from using it, or office slow walk several requests from the campaign ahead of the rnc. the convention, she delivered her speech from the rose garden. the present would not accept his parties nomination on the south lawn. did it said surprise you the first lady took such a contrary view to at the president wanted to do in that case? >> yes and no. monia trump is very much a germ phobic it did not surprise me. she is almost homeopathic and how she approaches health and medicine. it did not surprise me she was very concerned about covid and taking precautions. it didn't surprise me how much back-and-forth there had been ahead of that election night party. she'd made repeated requests for the chief of staff to use the white house. the first lady's office traditionally is in charge of events in the whit

he and melania dine behind a red rope, like zoo animals. >> as i thought about this, because everyone's at them, but in a way they're more like a bride and groom every night. they're the wedding party at the head table. they don't really talk to each other. they just spend all of dinner being greeted. trump is going on, dehis conversation is interesting because it's not toward one person. it's like this conversation and then he can just move it, and it just keeps going, it's like a spread, and melania. she's very gracious. hello, hi, thank you so much. yes, yes. i mean, this goes on, and this goes on every night this is what they do. >> so one of the former president's obsessions over the election and life seems to be how the supreme court wasn't there for him after the election. he seems to think that the justices that he nominated owed it to them, particularly brett kavanaugh, he says he feels betrayed. >> it is a very clear quid pro quo. he put them on the court, he defended them. therefore it is their obligation to defend him. and indeed, throughout the election challenge, giuliani

melania, the men with the pipes don't like me. that was a terrible impression.shington post," historians ranked the president and trump wasn't last. this reminds me when some girl broke up with your best friend and your friend says he is relieved it's over, he won't shut up about her. that's the media. they are heart sick because the bad boy who gave them the most attention is not around to stoke that passion anymore. once you fry your taste buds with flaming hot cheatos, you can't switch back to cream corn which joe has for breakfast, lunch and dinner because it's cream. none of the headlines mention the winner. nothing matters except for trump. it's an obsession. the media can't let go. it manifests in hilarious but also vindictive ways. take a look. >> the charges could lay the ground work for the next steps in the wider investigation which will focus on mr. trump. that's what is next. put the focus on mr. trump himself. >> i have never seen anything like this. a former president's president and chief financial officer is charged with a tax scheme. >> most tr

the most recent tree was planted by first lady, in this case melania trump, who in august 2018, planted a saplings. from the original one that was planted by eisenhower in the fifties. other than trees what's grew on the grounds? up to about a decade ago, michelle obama installed a vegetable garden, fresh produce would not have been the first thing that came to people's minds, but prior to 2009, there had been no cultivation no serious cultivation at the white house for over hundred 50 years. but the truth is money for much of the 19th century, the white house crew a great deal of its own food. as for the first trees, they were planted under madison, and by jefferson in the waning days of his administration. this included cabbage, broccoli, and, i've cucumber, turn and leak. and john quincy adams, later wrote in his diary, about planting blood colored beads, why tariffs, parsnips, horseradish's, and jerusalem artichokes. fun fact, jerusalem artichokes, are neither artichokes or from the holy land. they are sunflower, native to north america, that grows rather like a potato. and adams fu

melania trump is vaccinated. they are all floridans. have my governor trying to make this into a political issue. we saw what happened at cpac where people cheered when there was the conversation about not having vaccines. let's not pretend this has not become a political wedge issue exploit ed by the right as they play to the cheap seats in order to get people out to vote based on fear and outrage. let us not pretend that's not happening. >> we put up on the screen don't fauci my florida t-shirt. how the hell will i be able to drink a beer with mask on. >> it's hard to drink with a ventilator also. >> really tough with a ventilator. >> how will you drink a beer if you're dead? i spoke as someone whose husband was hospitalized for five days and i have family and friends who lost loved ones because of covid in florida. >> i want to say i hear your pain. i think it's horrible what this disease has done to our country. i think that most importantly, most importantly, we have to look at creative solutions to address this issue. we -- >> is

melania trump a la hora de vestir. niegan pÚblicamente las acusaciones que hizo el alfa temiendo por su vida. dicen que frida sofÍa estÁ pidiendo dinero para perdonar a su abuelo y a su madre y ninel conde confiesa que tiene miedo de morir igualito que la princesa diana. y esto no es todo, prepÁrate para lo que viene en el show de farÁndula mÁs visto de la televisiÓn hispana, la biblia del chisme y el entretenimiento. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ raÚl: muy buenas tardes. [aplausos] karina: ¡hola! [rÍe] ¿quÉ estaba tocando carlitos? raÚl: bienvenidos, gracias por estar con nosotros otro dÍa a ti con karina banda que me acompaÑa mientras lili estÁ de vacaciones, estaba en su casa decidiendo quÉ va a hacer, tiene unos dÍas libres. karina: aprovechando estar contigo. raÚl: todos los dÍas dice que se va de "el gordo y la flaca". karina: es para hacerla de emociÓn. raÚl: yo le hubiera pagado mÁs para que se quede aquÍ. [aplausos] karina: ¿estabas dispuesto a que te bajen de tu sueldo y me lo pasen tantito a mi? raÚl: bueno, tantito asÍ. ya

[cheers and applause] from day one, the day you and melania trump came down the escalator, you talkedut securing the country's borders. you had a fight hard to get the money to build 500 miles of wall to stay in mexico policy. you built the wall. you ended catch and release. now we see what is happening. your reaction to all of it. >> former president trump: well, there's never been a better time six months ago and never a worse time. we had the tightest security and you could come to our country illegally. you know what else massive amounts of drugs, human traffickers commit bad, bad people criminals emptying their tails into our country. other countries are emptying their jails into our country. we never had it better and now we've never had it worse in the history of the country. i just saw the governor, lieutenant governor, a whole group come i think the largest contingent of congresspeople evr at the border from what i understand. i think they are mostly here too, by the way. i see a lot of them. [cheers and applause] we had the largest -- we even have dock, the doctor in the whi

before melania? left the real first lady. >> doubt jill biden.c shows americans once again the leading and being on hand. but to robbie's point to, it is all airborne. all of these athletes are texted, vaccinated that should be able to touch. i don't how they'll be doing some of the sports we were in close contact with one another. >> that's what i'm going to be watching. >> you and me both. so again we'll see how it all plays out. [laughter] kevin we have to go get a margarita or two sometime i think we would have fun. it would be a lovely adventure. if there's one thing i love other than talk about athletes hooking up is a generational warfare. there's an essay that cleans jen's disease and millennial's, like all of you are the worst tippers. although i could've said the worst. research from card stock.com so-called zoomer's and millennial's are least likely to get deliveries with rideshare it's hardest hit during the pandemic those workers rely on tips. so listen up buttercup. why are these entitled cheapskates cough up a little cash? emotiona

melania not now we're making a vaccine. it was absurd. but now we're living it.o be believed they are the biggest vote getters in the country, they want you to believe facebook means are more than what they did to get votes than they did. if you're posting a facebook meme against the vaccine tonight you're getting people killed. but if you're letting tens of thousands of people stream across the border untested you're on the side stopping the spread? get the [bleep] out of here. period. >> greg: amen. >> you know, i've got to say [cheers and applause] >> it's also deeply ungrateful. like facebook carried water for them all through the election. i was the head of facebook i would say fine, you don't like me, fine, we're going to start letting people talk about hunter biden's laptop and that wuhan lab leak and see how you like it. that's what i would do. if we're killing people let's tell the truth. >> great point. >> greg: we have to move on. this is my favorite segment coming up. she's conservative but hardcore so turning point said no more. ♪♪ ♪ ♪ life can be a

often when melania is here they eat at a table roped off at wh which everyone looks at them like zoosay trump conducts most of his business in the lobby so he'll be seen. >> there's a whole set of odd things. the oddest thing is he lives in the middle of a country club. he's sort of the only resident of a country club, and cites sort of this old-fashioned kind of country club with poster boards saying, you know, prime ribs night or italian night with accordion player or my favorite, asian night. and so in the middle of this you go into mar-a-lago and there's this big room with sort of hunting lodge or, you know, renai renaissance palazzo, this sort of themes in violent conflict here. and trump sits in the middle. and he's at these series of couches, and this is where all day long republicans from across the country come to kiss the ring. now, if you're a mar-a-lago member you can see this, you can sit in, you can hear this. >> fascinating. >> it's all on show. >> that's -- that's really -- >> the weirdest thing in the whole world. i mean, when i was -- so i was sort of brought in the

he is there and when melania is there, they are kind of like a bridal couple.the ring. having a conversation with a receiving line every night. >> i don't know why -- that's kind of sad the picture you paint there, but having said that, there's so much in this book. land slide, here it is. you can pick it up. michael, thank you so much for your time. appreciate it. >>> highs, lows and oh, noes. that's next. >>> highs, lows and oh, noes that's next. know this about the jungle, everything that you see wants to kill you and can. ♪ ♪ ♪ born to be wild ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ born to be wild ♪ ♪ ♪ see disney's jungle cruise. applebee's and a movie, now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. (vo) nobody dreams in conventional thinking. it didn't get us to the moon. it doesn't ring the bell on wall street. or disrupt the status quo. t-mobile for business uses unconventional thinking to help you realize new possibilities on america's largest, fastest, and most reliable 5g network. plus customer experience that finds solutions in the moment. and first-class benefits, like 5g with ever

"vogue" never put melania trump on who was an actual fashion model but. democratic first ladies remind us of ourselves. gwen berry won third place for hammer throwing in the olympic trials and turned back on the flag during the anthem. the biden white house defends her ability to protest. media conservatives are eviscerating her for. some lawmakers want her kicked off the team. berry defense her stance. >> if you know the history, the national anthem, slaves in america, our blood being slain and pilfered all over the floor. it is disrespectful t does not speak for black americans. i never said that i hated the country. never said that. howard: i'm not going to get into her conspiracy theory the anthem playing was timed to embarass her or old tweets which she disparaged white people and mexicans. i get athletes have the right to protest. to me it is very different when you're representing the united states of america. speak out all you want in other venues but don't turn your back on the stars an stripes. otherwise, maybe you shouldn't try out for our olym

is he going to come in and announce, or play golf and have dinner with melania?her way, he has options and i support in whatever he decides to do. steel and kayleigh, digging into a bit of what we understand about this complaint being premised on, it's based on a justice thomas concurrence in a case that came out of the supreme court earlier this year. that was actually about the president when he blocked users. but the arguments that came out of that case indicated that essentially it could be used as a public forum. but justice thomas dug in and said, first of all, there are unanswered questions. private companies that can be seen as because i government forums that, when granted the special considerations, they act as an arm of the government. therefore, he says, the power to quell speech and sensor actually lies in the hands of the few. those if you guys that control digital platforms that in turn control not only fact dissemination but public response to it. that's exactly what the president was arguing here in his speech when he said this is about censoring

melania did successfully cut down the invite list for the holiday event.insisted on attending multiple christmas parties. fine, if she wants to get covid that bad, it's up to her. >> there are several examples in the book of people around trump, his loved ones, his family, his closest aides who fight him, push back to a point. they see themselves as truth tellers and guardrails, but what they end up being is sort of speed bumps. a slowing it down for a few minutes until the president pushes through. >> let me just close with that point, then. so often with a book like this. people say, what does this matter to me now? why does this matter now? well, it does matter now because the former president is out there still talking about some of this stuff. he's saying that the insurrection was all about love. >> yeah. he singled out my book, he's attacking this book because he knows how many people i talked to, people who don't normally talk to journalists. and he very much wants a political future. what that future means, i'm not exactly sure, but republicans hav

often when melania is here they eat alone at a roped-off table in the center looked at somewhat likeno, that's not right. they're like a newly married couple. every night there's a wedding at which they spend their dinner greeting friends and well wishers." what was also fascinating you say that trump conducts most of his business in the lobby so he will be seen. >> there's a whole set of odd things. the oddest thing is he lives in the middle of a country club. he's sort of the only resident of a country club and it's sort of this old-fashioned kind of country club with posterboards saying prime rib night or italian night with accordion player or my favorite, asian night. and then in the middle of this -- you go into mar-a-lago and there's this big room with sort of hunting lodge or, you know, renaissance palazzo, there's kind of a lot of design themes in violent conflict here. and trump sits in the middle. and he's at these series of couches, and this is where all day long republicans from across the country come to kiss the ring. now, if you're a mar-a-lago member you can see this,

guest: no, in the sense that melania trump is a german phobic --germophobe like her husband. it did not surprise me that she is very concerned about covid and taking precautions. it did surprise me how much of a pack in fourth there had been ahead of that election night party. she had made repeated requests, excuse me, the chief of the white house staff made requests to you her to use the white house. the first lady's office is to decently desk traditionally in charge of -- traditionally in charge of things at the white house. it takes president trump a few days before election night the phone his wife from air force one and pleaded with her to use the white house because they could not go anywhere else. host: because of d.c. laws, they could not use the hotel right? guest: right. she throws her hands up and says do what you want. you are going to anyway. this is important in the sense of how many people around trump tried to act as guardrails for him. tried to sway his direct desk his decisions one way or another and end up being -- his decisions one way or another and end u

i think melania might be putting lexipro in his diet coke or something. [ laughter ] we are learningrly our kentucky fried commander in chief mismanaged the pandemic thanks to a forthcoming book that details the chaos and infighting that plagued team trump's response to the coronavirus. this book was written by reporters from "the washington post" who say at the beginning of the pandemic, trump suggested sending americans who had been infected with covid while they were traveling overseas to guantanamo bay. you know he said he wants to send them to geronimo bay. or something like that. [ laughter ] he asked his aides, don't we have an island that we own, we can put people there. of course the reality tv star wanted to send them to an island. he probably sent a camera crew too and called it survirus or something. [ laughter ] another good mcnugget for the book. they say he was very upset about covid testing because he believed positive tests would look bad and hurt his chances of re-election and had a call with alex azar, who was his secretary of health and human services, and he dema

on the other hand, they may be engaged in a secret melania-long war -- secret m illenia-long war.e other hand, we may be the descendents of the pleiadians. on the other hand, the reptilians may have traveled back in time to create us to create a food source for themselves. which is to say any answer is possible to your question. because as we have established with this epistemological crisis, this divorce from physical evidence, virtually any conspiracy theory is possible. and those conspiracy are increasingly going to make the government complicit. and i -- an excellent example of that is roswell. allegedly, flying saucer crashes in roswell in 1947, right on trend with our other ufo sightings. and because it is surrounded by this wealth of other ufo sightings, and because of the air force pretty quickly declares the wreckage found in roswell to be that of a weather balloon, the media moves on. there are hundreds more ufo sightings to report. and it is not until the boom in ufo conspiracism coming out of the late 1970's that roswell really regains attention in conspiracist circles

vemos este look super casual, vemos en otra fotografÍa a melania trump, pero el aÑo pasado.ego. ♪ harry: a mÍ me encantÓ, les explico: jlo sÍ siempre me sorprende, siempre estÁ con una hiper producciÓn, y nos hace ver que es un ser humano como todos, que de repente se puede vestir normal para salir a la calle para disfrutar sin mayor producciÓn, sin mayor estilismo ni postizos, la gente se siente muy identificada porque asÍ uno va a un parque de diversiones, o a pasar uno, con la pareja tranquilamente. francisca: y sofÍa vergara, ¿quÉ te pareciÓ este look que ella eligiÓ para este fin de semana? susan: me encantÓ, ella estaba lista para destacar su cuerpo, gozarlo y celebrarlo. tambiÉn me encanta su clÁsico pelo lacio, largo, ella sabe lo que le queda bien, lo destaca y se ve reÍa siempre. francisca: es fiel siempre, a lo que le queda bien, no se sale mucho. jesse: un dato, el vestido con las estrellas de mar ese versace, y estÁ valorado en mÁs de 2000 $. harry: discreta, bella. francisca: gracias muchachos, por la colaboraciÓn como por sus opiniones. tÚ y yo, mi jesse, segu

donald trump didn't tell people at the time but he and melania were vaccinated before they left.gle greatest dividing line between who ends up in the hospital and ultimately dies and who doesn't is political affiliation. you and i have talked about having trump supporters in our families. how do we begin to heal the disinformation and the brainwashing? >> it's a great question. it's also a really big problem because i think this goes back farther than the trump administration. we also need to think about with the disinformation, there are some people that will never believe what we have to say. my dad, he believed the president whenever he said it was safe to return to normal activities back in early june despite knowing that i had a different opinion. and so that's why it's really important right now for us to also focus on making sure that people who want vaccinations can receive them. so one of the things i've been focusing on is access, in particular for the latino community, which has the lowest vaccination rate but also the lowest hesitancy rate. >> kristin, how are you doi

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guest: no, in the sense that melania trump is a german phobic --germophobe like her husband.not surprise me that she is very concerned about covid and taking precautions. it did surprise me how much of a pack in fourth there had been ahead of that election night party. she had made repeated requests, excuse me, the chief of the white house staff made requests to you her to use the white house. the first lady's office is to decently desk traditionally in charge of -- traditionally in charge of things at the white house. it takes president trump a few days before election night the phone his wife from air force one and pleaded with her to use the white house because they could not go anywhere else. host: because of d.c. laws, they could not use the hotel right? guest: right. she throws her hands up and says do what you want. you are going to anyway. this is important in the sense of how many people around trump tried to act as guardrails for him. tried to sway his direct desk his decisions one way or another and end up being -- his decisions one way or another and end up being

trump could make a big difference if he really got out there and told people that he got the vaccine, melania got the vaccine, it is okay to get the vaccine, in fact, it is good for you and for the country to get the vaccine? if he came out and gave a full-throated endorsement of the vaccine and his own benefitting of it, would it make a difference with the vaccine hesitant population? >> you got to believe it would. he's come out and he told people to get the vaccine. >> you know what i'm saying. he sort of said it. >> yeah. i was going to get to that. he's come out and said people should get the vaccine. but if he was aggressive about it, if he talked about it a lot in his speeches. if he bragged about the fact that his administration helped develop the vaccine and it was the greatest vaccine on the planet like he says about his golf courses and his chocolate cakes that he gifts leaders of china. if he went all in, you got to believe he's one of the few people that could move the number that we saw at the beginning of the show down. almost one in two republicans are refusing to get vaccines

when he and first lady melania trump got the vaccine, they did it behind closed doors.and since then we have heard from him on occasion mention you need to use the vaccine. he says now people should get the great vaccine but talks about it in a way i'm not getting enough credit for this. he's still viewing everything through a political lens and this is one of the fundamental dynamics with donald trump. he never wants to alienate even the fringe portions of his supporters. never wants to cast aside anyone who likes him, that could be white nationalists, proud boys or in this case, anti-vaxxers. he doesn't want to be out there challenging them because he doesn't want to lose their support. even if trump were to come out and say everyone needs to do this, i question how much that will help. >> michelle you write about how the christian right is in decline and taking america with it. you quote a leader about how white evangelicals once saw themselves as the owners of main stream american culture, morality and values. now they're just another subculture. and michelle, you w

vaccine and showed himself getting the vaccine and urged people to get the vaccine, as he has, as melanias we wouldn't be in this situation. there is this strange political cult that is following him but to their deathbeds. when you have 10 children in mississippi on life support, what is going on that people cannot take information and assimilate it in their brains correctly. they are being mislead. now to try and help convince more young americans to get the covid vaccine, the biden administration is doing their best. they brought in a singer, olivia rodrigo to the white house. look. >> i am beyond humbled and to be here today to help spread the importance of youth vaccination. i'm in awe of the work that president biden and dr. fauci have done and i was happy to lend my support to this important initiative. >> from top scientists in the world and working in our government and running the cdc, trying to spread the word to our government doing an incredible job getting the vaccine to every american to a vaccine station within 5 miles of every american and yet we have a large portion of s