trillion dollars. your numbers don't add up, sir. >> let me explain something. because of the fact that the pharmaceutical companies, because of the fact that the pharmaceutical companies are not mandate to do bid properly, they have hundreds of billions of dollars in waste. we don't bid properly. we don't have proper bidding procedures. the reason we don't is because they take care of all of the senators, all of the congressman, and they don't bid.

>> well, look, when a family flies into the world trade center, a man flies into the world trade center and his family gets sent back to where know where they and i think went, by the way, it wasn't iraq, but they went back to a certain territory, they knew what was happening. the wife knew exactly what was happening. they left two days early with respect to the world trade center and they went back to where they went and they watched their husband on television flying into the world trade center, flying into the pentagon, and probably trying to fly into the white house, except we had some very, very brave souls on that third plane.

>> first of all, government -- first of all, chris, my point is exactly right. he has spent a career of convincing americans that he is something that he is not in exchange for their money. now he is trying to do the same in exchange for their country. this is a fact of the. he talks about great businesses he has built. he inherited over $100 million. with that money. >> wrong. >> with that money he lost. >> mr. trump, it's not your turn, sir. >> he can start tonight by announcing that all the donald trump clotheing will no longer be made in china and mexico but be made here in the united states. on the issue of job creation, i find this interesting. the private sector creates jobs. the jobs of those of us in public service are to put in place policies that allow the economy to grow. that's the problem with the democratic party. they think government is what creates jobs. government does not create jobs. now, the way you create jobs is you make america the easiest and the best...

pakistan which has nuclear weapons and we have to protect that. nuclear weapons change the game. and i was always against going into iraq. in fact, believe me, i was always against it. there was some cases where i sort of -- in one interview with a great friend of mine, and

say free trade, great, but not when they are beating us socc badly. with china we are going to lose $505 billion in terms of trades. you just can't do it. mexico, $58 billion. japan, probably about -- they don't know it yet about

>> gentlemen. >> you ought. >> gentlemen, you have got to do better than this. >> this guy has a numberm@#v @@ one. [crowd booing] >> number one absentee record in the united states senate. he will doesn't show up to

so i would like to take that back. he is really not that much of a light weight. and as far as -- and i have toÃsay this, i have to say this. he hit my hands. nobody has ever hit my hands. i have never heard of this. look at those hands.

us, both at the border and with trade, and every other country we do business with we are getting absolutely crushed on trade. and he said free trade, i say free trade, great, but not when they are beating us socc badly. with china we are going to lose $505 billion in terms of trades. you just can't do it. mexico, $58 billion. japan, probably about -- they don't know it yet about $109 billion. every country we lose money with. as far as i'm concerned, we

money now and got nothing in return for it. you were willing to say whatever you had to say to get them to give you their money. >> we'll find out -- by the way, just so you understand -- this is a case that could have settled very easily but i don't settle cases very easily when i'm right. 98% approval rating, an "a" from the better business bureau, 98% --