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to say something is the biggest and the greatest and most bechtel killer i call that truthful hyperbole. >> that is exactly what he is doing. he is not ashamed to say what he does. that works for him his whole life. did write to article for "the wall street journal" with his playbook hiding in plain sight ever see was a little taken aback but then he said it comes naturally to me so i guess you are right and he said running for office or running for president the first office he has ever sought is the biggest deal in i'm life so so the campaign is by a negotiation insee not all the way through and right now as he tries to get the g.o.p. eat-in donors to come to his side is more negotiations he does a little bullying, he cozies up sweet talk all of the things under element of the deal in the book so this comes naturally to him it worked to get him to this point even with the g.o.p. nominee minute works against hillary clinton in the general lection. >> when you read the art of the deal last summer, what was your reaction quick. >> my reaction he is the deal it is not his building tv show

also among the big names are riley bechtel, a board member at theranos and a number of more typical investors have come to light. >> are they wiped out? >> it is hard to say right now. the company faces a vast array of very public challenges. sanctioned by a federal regulator, they face federal civil and criminal investigations now, lawsuits by shareholders, you know, challenging some of the sanctions, fighting the suits. but for now, it would seem to be very difficult situation for the company. >> these were people you would typically describe as smart money. how did they get sucked in and how did they act so dumb? >> we love to know more about that. i think some of the investors who have come forward, not these families, but professional money managers, who, you know, one case now sued the company, you know, feel like they were misled and some of statements that theranos' founder elizabeth holmes made before and after their investments were, in fact, shown not to be true as the company's challenges have mounted. >> we look at this now and say, boy, these guys got snookered. but on the cover