reporter: after days at camp david, donald trump returns to the white house, but the change of scenery did not elicit a change of heart. trump, who described himself on friday as "a very stable genius" has launched another attack on michael wolff's expose, the president tweeting that after picking up with fake news, he now has to put up with a fake book written by a totally discredited author. ff is standing by his per trail of trump as a childlike fool whose advisors openly discuss impeachment. michael wolff: if i left anything out, it is something more damning. check: it's that bad? : it's that bad? michael wowolff: it's that bad. reporter: the presidents allies came out swinging. mike pompeo: i work with the prison every day. questions.y hard -- i work with the president every day. he asks s very hard questions. reporter steve bannon, now called sto sloppy steve by the president, is walking back comments. he says comments were actually directed at paul manafort, trump's former campaign manager. meanwhile in hollywood the golden globes ceremony was held, but the red carpet was filled

i'm reminded of david donald's book. i think it was called "we are lincoln's men" or something like that. it was written many years ago. and he talks about the various categories that these people fit into. and so i think before we can even decide how friendly he was -- he was friendly to everyone, it seems. but clearly there are degrees of friendship that he expresses with people in washington. and in springfield. >> let me add to that. i think of all the governors who had any relationship beyond, you know, an acquaintance relationship would be richard yates. and i think yates, they went back a few years in their past. and i think when yates becomes governor the same year that lincoln becomes president it's interesting that yates reaches out to lincoln to read some of his, you know, attempts at writing an inaugural speech, and lincoln is very honest with him and in fact, at one point would refuse to do it for fear it would jeopardize the relationship between the two men and but he also fired if he was being honest with

david: has donald trump invited you down to visit him? im before he was elected president? paul: i did not. i invested in his bonds a couple of times. david: ok. [laughter] david: those were high-grade bonds? [laughter] paul: they were on the date of issue. [laughter] [applause] david: they later became high-yield? paul: and below. david: right. [laughter] david: so, have you seen him since he is president, and have you given him any advice? paul: i visited the white house once a few months ago, and we chatted a bit about taxes and economic policy. david: you have given a lot of money, raised a lot of money for republicans. do they listen to you? paul: sometimes. david: do they say well, thank you for your ideas -- by the way, i am having a fundraiser in a week. do they do that? paul: that is not the way it goes. their problem, i mean, let's be humanists here, their problem is that they are subject to all kinds of forces, all kinds of pressures coming from 360 degrees on their compasses, and so the right policies and the best ideas are not

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boarding a flight to camp david for meetings with senior members of his party — the image of donald trumpans would like to project, one of order, professionalism and control. instead, the president is battling claims contained in this book that senior advisers share the view that he is mentally unfit for office. so the commander—in—chief took to social media to assert... later, he took aim at the book's author, michael wolff, who had been given access to the white house to write it. i consider it a work of fiction, and i think it's a disgrace that somebody‘s able to have something — do something like that. the libel laws are very weak in this country. if they were strong, it would be very helpful. you wouldn't have things like that happen, where you can say whatever comes to your head. but, just so you know, i never interviewed with him in the white house at all. he was never in the oval office. we didn't have an interview. possibly the most damaging claim contained in the book is that the president lacks curiosity, doesn't read, doesn't listen, is like a child. they all came to the concl

david donald always said, write it all out. do not push send. today we are in a twittering world. cold.e is best served frank: let me read this quote attributed to lincoln about concerns in missouri, a civil war within a civil war. there was general schofield who took a very strident view of those in disagreement with the administration policies. they want schofield out. says, in a time of war, blood blood spills, confidence dies. each man feels an attempt to kill his neighbor, lest he be first killed by him. revenge and retaliation follow. abroad andbird comes every dirty reptile rises up. lincoln refused to dismiss general schofield. this is a view of the contentiousness that he was mired in. last question. ,> when succession happened people in the army's and civil -- during the civil war, this was done in a very courteous way. people were allowed to make their decisions and if they were in pennsylvania, they were allowed to go to the south. --was very general manly gentlemanly. leeuestion is, robert e. made the decision to go with virginia. lincoln knew how important lee was. w

[cheers and applause] david: donald trump is in trump country right now.is in nashville, tennessee. a lot of supporters in the rural communities of the president. in fact many more so than in the cities and suburbs of the united states. he is talking at the american farm bureau federation's national conference, the first president to do so in 25 years, talking about all of those measures that he has been responsible for which he said has been of great help to the farming communities including deregulation and a host of other things including the new tax bill which of course will allow farmers all kinds of tax breaks to pass their farms on to their younger generation. melissa. melissa: let's bring the panel back in. dan, if you were going through that, trying to listen for the policy nuggets there, he was talking about nafta. he said i'm working hard to get a better deal on nafta but it's not easy. it was a change in the tone and rhetoric that i will throw nafta out the window. what do you think about that? >> melissa, you put your finger on the most import

try to take you back to camp david and u.s. president donald trump i did a quick interview with him a long time ago having to do with an article but i don't know this man i guess sloppy steve brought him into the white house quite a bit and it was one of those things that's why sloppy steve is now looking for a job ok who else is there just. as i was reading the meetings now between south korea and north korea is exactly. how. i was going to ask are you comfortable that this whole room. just about feeling fixed or you were. arrested as you know the first hint of south korea he thanks me very much for my tough stance and you know for twenty five years they haven't been using a tough stance they've been giving everything when you look at what bill clinton did and you see in the famous clip where bill clinton wants to give him everything and where i said years ago with. russert meet the press many years ago. we talked i don't think anything's changed you have to have a certain attitude and you have to be prepared to do certain things and i'm total

we are going to take you straight to camp david for donald trump is making a statement.

. >> i think that really was a great lesson and a great civil war scholar david donald always told me, write it all out, fold it up, put it in a drawer, do not push send, tod. today we're in a twittering world where i think our annger - and i think lincoln learned revenge is best served cold. >> lois, let me read this quote attributed to lincoln about concerns in missouri which was like a civil war within a civil war. there was a commanding general of the department, general schofield, who took a very strident view of those in disagreement with the administration policies, and they want schofield out, this missouri delegation. he says, "in the time of war blood grows hot and blood is spilled, confidence dies and universal suspicion reigns. each man feels an impulse to kill his neighbor lest he be first killed by him. revenge and retaliation follow, but this is not all. every fallow bird comes abroad and every dirty reptile rises up. these add crime to confusion." lincoln refused to dismiss general schofield. but i think this is a view of the contentiousness that he was mired in. this

where you were just listening that to us president donald trump statement at camp david at the united states in which he claimed that the military was well prepared for the year ahead and that the u.s. administer. ation would be fighting drugs which he said were increasingly coming in to the country but in other news u.s. president donald trump has rejected claims made in a new tell all book about his presidency in response to questions raised in a book about his fitness for office trump said that he would not just qualify as smart but genius and a very stable genius that now u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson also disputed claims in the book saying he has never questioned the president's mental fitness but in the meantime the book titled foreign fury has become an instant besa the book the us president could not stop from hitting the shelves sold out within minutes and many straws deeply critical it depicts a chaotic white house and questions donald trump's fitness for office its author michael wolff appeared on u.s. television to back up his claims i will tell you the one descrip

we are going to take you straight to camp david for donald trump is making a statement. we started, as you note yesterday afternoon with a couple of incredible meetings. it's a feeling here that you don't have an very many places. there was a bonding, there was a lot of work done, and a lot of great work for the people. security discussed, and full structure discussed, militarily and all types of military types of situations and applications discussed. general kelly, a lot of good military input, very important. we discuss funding for the military, which is not important. we also obviously, went into budget, so we went into dhaka and how we are going to do that, and the help we are going to be able to work out an arrangement with the democrats, it is something they would like to see happen, it is something i would like to see happen. we are very well prepared for the coming year. the finished a very strong. one of the things we are discussing and are discussing very powerfully is a drugs pouring into this country, and how to stop it, because it is at a point over the las

that's what david leonhart wrote today in his "new york times" columns. an article of impeachment against donald j. trump. david joins us next. something this extravagant? or make a back seat that feels nothing like a back seat? why give it every feature you could want, along with a few you didn't know you needed? it's simple. you can build a car, or you can build a cadillac. come in now for this exceptional offer on the cadillac ct6. get this low-mileage lease on this 2018 cadillac ct6 from around $549 per month. visit your local cadillac dealer. i was wondering if an electric toothbrusthan a manual.s better and my hygienist says it does but they're not all the same. who knew? i had no idea. so she said, look for one that's shaped like a dental tool with a round brush head. go pro with oral-b. oral-b's rounded brush head surrounds each tooth to gently remove more plaque. and unlike sonicare, oral-b is the only electric toothbrush brand accepted by the american dental association for its effectiveness and safety. my mouth feels so clean. i'll only use an oral-b. oral-b. brush like a pro. he gets

that's what david leonhart wrote today in his "new york times" columns. an article of impeachment against donald j. trump. david joins us next. need a change of scenery? kayak compares hundreds of travel and airline sites so you can be confident you're getting the right flight at the best price. cheers! kayak. search one and done. i'm the one clocking in when you're clocking out. sensing and automatically adjusting to your every move. does your bed do that? i'm the new sleep number 360 smart bed. let's meet at a sleep number store. waysthe roasted core wrap. fat. (robotic voice) 3, 2, 1... not cool. freezing away fat cell with coolsculpting? now that's cool! only coolsculpting is fda-cleared to treat and freeze fat cells, non-surgically. diet and exercise alone just shrink those cells. coolsculpting gradually eliminates them, with little or no downtime. visit coolsculpting.com today... for a chance to win a free treatment. we can now simulate the exact anatomyh care, of a patient's brain before surgery. if we can do that, imagine what we can do for seizures. and if we can fix damaged heart valve

david: donald trump in davos says the u.s. is open for business.despite the growing gloom surrounding brexit. a very warmavid: welcome to all our viewers joining us. lots of things to talk about, lots of big corporate stories. roughly, in the asia-pacific. we are overall up on the benchmarks. a noticeable pickup in volume here in hong kong and south korea as well. theinutes from now, we get markets over in india rejoining the fray. aboutoliday, we closed at 11,000. we are up 2.5 on the 10 year, just shy of 2.69%. broadly speaking, that's what you see across the currency space. dollar-renminbi, slightly higher. juliette: we are also really watching these emerging-market indexes, up for a 12th straight session. such hyperbole when it comes to these markets. the nang seng china enterprises onex, a little bit of a blip thursday, but up again for a second consecutive session. ynn macauching w falling. we have heard that when resorts have formed a committee after allegations against their founder, steve wynn. theourse, a new boss at commonwealth bank. we

boarding a flight to camp david for meetings with senior republican leaders, the image that donald trump was seeking to project was one of order, professionalism and control. instead, he finds himself battling claims contained in a book, claims which question his mentalfitness. i went to the best colleges, i went to... i had a situation where i was an excellent student and came out and made billions of dollars, became one of the top business people, went to television and for ten years was a tremendous success, as you probably have heard. perhaps the most damaging allegation, shared claims the author michael wolff, by all the president's senior advisers, is that the leader

david willis is in washington. donald trump pointed out the justification of ie as capable. pounds. will this be enough for the american people to believe in him, or has the book, the book do him real damage?|j believe in him, or has the book, the book do him real damage? i think what it does, actually, just reacting to all this, is it keeps the ball rolling, as far as this controversy is concerned, and emotive response to it, and the more he fires off these fiery tweets and so on, the more it will dominate the headlines, taking the headlines and weight, for example, family gathering at camp david this morning will stop republican leaders discussing legislative priorities. and the midterm elections later this year. that is the sort of thing that you would have thought you'd be the headline, and it would have been otherwise, had president trump resisted, only resisted the temptation to fire off my tweets saying that he was notjust smart but a genius, and then going out before the cameras disabled basically that the author of this book was a fraud, and the book itself a work o

unbelievable story to something, you know, when you fantasize about it, and oprah versus donald trump race -- davidrld we could live in. david: it would get ratings. thank marty schenker, you so much. this is bloomberg. ♪ . this is bloomberg. ♪ x it is 2:00 in new york and 7:00 in london. >> welcome to bloomberg markets. >> live in bloomberg world headquarters in new york. here are the top stories we're covering. usually a poor month for the s&p 500 but not this year. power shortages adjusting targets after starting the year with big gains. from disney, fox and time warner, what deals will go through and what will be shot down? is gopro going to be sold? we speak with the ceo. we have markets closing in two hours. let's get a check on where stocks are trading. >> we have small gains, we did have major averages down. big gains for the

david: state of the union, our third story. which donald trump will we see? one during inauguration, or the one in davos? >> i will always put america first, just like the leaders of other countries should put their country first also. meanmerica first does not america alone. when the united states grows, so does the world. what's good for america is good for gm, and now what is good for america is good for the world. >> that is teleprompter trump. that is what we will get. teleprompter on a the whole time and davos. >> that is what we will get. the trump i was thinking about elected, after he was totally unscripted. it's the first time we started hearing about infrastructure. i wonder how much of that we will get versus teleprompter. alix: what does that wind up meaning. who is he talking to if he goes with teleprompter trump. his base. it is just it is about sticking to america first. david: what do the equity markets want, teleprompter trump? >> teleprompter trump is a lot more stable than non-teleprompter trump. with the equity market is probably most pro

avert a government shut down one day after the first anniversary of donald trump's official start at the white house. asian analyst davidfrom the motley fool says he expects a gradual slowdown in chinese growth rates. it doesn't mean time is slowing down, it is growing not as fast as it did previously and many think

the idea of mitt romney in the senate going after donald trump is something that steve bannon a terrible result. david about going after donald trump. romney as aitt senator be? what would his goals be? >> he's a very independent-minded businessman. he has very clear ideas of what's right and what's wrong and i don't think he would hesitate to speak out. in that sense he would be like john mccain. he has very clear principles and where he agrees with donald trump he will say so and vote with him and where he disagrees he will have no hesitation to come out and vote against any agenda item that he thinks is wrongheaded. not an easy thing for donald to deal with. david: also like john mccain in that he ran for president. unlike john mccain he is a young enough man that he could have another run at it. could you use the senate as a platform to provide an alternative for republican president? thebsolutely and i am sure white house is contemplating that very thing. if romney were to become the replacement will want to work with him to get legislation done. but if he decides to take on donald trump in a pri

donald trump tried to fire him last year. yes trump should be the one getting fired if mueller concludes the story is true. joining the panel, david on whether or not this new piece of information that donald trump wanted to fire or attempted to fire bob mueller, do you think that that changes republican behavior, vis-a-vis protecting mueller and this investigation >> does it change their behavior? >> yeah. >> no, it does not. the party will rally around him. there's a big difference between wanting to fire mueller and trying to that all kinds of -- a lot of republican defenders of donald trump are suggesting this was just an idea that flinted through his brain. we all have ideas. this was an order he issued to the -- that he wanted to issue to the white house counsel and only countermanded when the white house counsel indirectly not to his face threatened to resign. the ugly fact is the worse the situation is for mr. trump the more tightly the party rallies around him. >> not only that, tiffany, you have members of the administration doubling down on essentially denying what now has even been confirm by white house news. this is

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we know that tom and david voted for donald trump. lindsey graham and dick durbin did not.you can't take the politics out of this situation but you can put the substance back in it. let's talk about the border wall. let's talk about chain migration. let's talk about merit base immigration. there's a lot of things to be discussed in a short deal of time. >> i honestly think the president took all of that substance right out of the conversation when he used that word. he then made calls the entire evening asking friends what do you think? i think it went well. i think the base will like it. the president had a problem. two days before that, he talked about a bill of love. i'm going to bring a bill of love for these daca kids and then he got a lot of push back from his conservative, anti-immigrant base. e went this there and dropped that word, knew it would get out. he's the one that's made it very hard to talk about what is the substance of a bill that could get bipartisan support and now we're back to is this guy a racist and what kind of bill does he want? does he not want

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. >>> coming up, david frank believes that donald trump is an ex0 tenl threat.e's written a book about it. why does he think that? we'll find out next. coaching means making tough choices. . steve: well come back to "the next revolution." joining me now, author of "the corruption of the american public" david frum. i really appreciate it. i suspect we're going to disagree quite a bit but you've gone to the trouble of writing this book. lay out your argument and then we'll get into it. >> this is not a study of the president's personality. this is the study of donald trump's power. how he's built a system that protects him as he helps himself to millions of dollars of payments from abroad and protects him as he does business with foreign powers, particularly his dangerous collusion with russia and the intervention in the last election. in this donald trump pays for this by deliver traditional republican elites what they want, mostly big tax cuts, they give him protection. the whole system of power unincludes the republicans in congress and this network which play

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donald trump's ability to govern the u.s. leader hits back at a wide ranging press conference at camp david but everything that i've done is one hundred percent growth that's what i do is i do things for treasury that was chance response to allegations of russian meddling in the presidential election also coming up on the show. germany and turkey pledged to patch up their damaged relationship the two countries top diplomats met to discuss a long list of thorny issues for migration in terror to the disputed arrest of german citizens. and soaring to success after dominating the four hills tournament ski jumper. was looking for a historic final stage when could the polish face make a clean sweep will bring you the action. hi michelle henery good to have you with us. a day after an explosive book about donald trump's presidency went on sale he stepped up his attacks on its claims trump said the book called fire and fury was a work of fiction and that its author had never stepped foot inside the oval office trump was speaking from the presidential country retreat camp david after meetings with republican congressional leaders. the

donald trumps the billeted to cover the u.s. leader hits back at a wide ranging press conference at camp david but everything that i've done is one hundred percent growth but that's what i do is i do things struck her tray shots that was chance response to allegations of russian meddling in the presidential election also coming up on the show can germany and turkey patch up a damaged relationship the two countries top diplomats hold talks on a long list of thorny issues from migration to tear to the disputed arrests of german citizens. i'm michel henry good to have you with us. a day after an explosive book about donald trump's presidency at bookstores he stepped up attacks on the book's claims trump said the book called fire and fury was a work of fiction and that its author had never stepped foot inside the oval office trump was speaking from the presidential retreat camp david after meetings with republican congressional leaders the book that questions donald trump's fitness for office seems to be doubling in its impact and largely things to the us president himself trying fall out of his series of early morning tweets defendi

boarding a flight to camp david for meetings with senior republican leaders, the image donald trump waso project was one of order, professionalism and control. instead, he finds himself battling claims contained in a book, claims which question his mentalfitness. i went to the best colleges, or college, i went to... i had a situation where i was a very excellent student, came out and made billions of dollars, became one of the top business people, went to television, and for ten years was a tremendous success, as you probably have heard. perhaps the most damaging allegation, shared, claims the author michael wolff, by all the president's senior advisers, is that the leader of the free world lacks curiosity, doesn't read, doesn't listen, is like a child. they all came to the conclusion, gradually at first and then faster and faster, that something was unbelievably amiss here, that this was more peculiar than they ever imagined it could be. fire and fury also quotes donald trump's former senior aide steve bannon, the man credited with getting him elected, as describing a meeting between a

david? >> must be honest if donald trump ran for office we would not be here right now populism would exist that would be european and then with those short pieces and with brexit but not the year-long series of "in-depth" essays and analysis and those that are now collected that i highly recommend now trump is not the first american populist he had a people's party that coined the term in the 1890s. but trump is most definitely the most successful populist we have ever had. but it is pretty clear that the american people have been betrayed to take advantage of by corrupt from both parties it is interesting to note calling the elites incompetent making that more compelling and attacking them with the american people. not surprisingly they reacted in time and in the strongest possible terms the trump presidency quite possibly the rest of the world some of those hyperbolic predictions on the eve of election but in terms of the liberal democracy and constitutional order from new york magazine, trump is the extinction level event," that would mark the end of democracy in america. paul krugman w

david remembers well donald reagan during the reagan years saying nancy reagan has an astroll senatoris one after another, a beehive of stings that donald trump has taken from wolff here and steve bannon turned on his friend and boss donald trump so quickly. you'd have to think that bannon thought that judge roy moore was going to win in alabama and it was going to be a fight for the soul of the republican party. trump versus bannon. and he was going to win and steve bannon now is an island unto himself. the left doesn't trust him or like him. the right doesn't trust or like him. breitbart might run him out. it's been a very strange week. and the nut of it all i think is this notion of the german deutsche bank and what, you know, that the mueller investigation may be looking at financial transactions. >> yeah there is the affect on the president, the affect on the trump presidency and the affect on the american people of all of this. earlier this week ohio governor john kasich was on the show and he warned about the effeaffect of this drama is having on the american public. take a lis

i'm not going to say forever because nothing is forever with donald trump. >> david, steve bannon went further and this is remarkable, saying this is all about money laundering, and he pointed to the deutsche bank. echos of what we heard from many others, including the fusion gps founders. how damaging is that for the white house to hear it from steve bannon, not necessarily from democrats or critics. >> quite damaging. one you think of steve bannon as an al lie of president trump and he is laying this out there for everyone to hear. the other is he has this theory of the case, at least in the interview, that's similar to what the founders of fusion gps laid out in that "new york times" op-ed. i think the allegations are just allegations. paul manafort pleaded not guilty but the idea that steve bannon laid out there, if you read the entire quote, that special counsel mueller hired andrew weissman, who's known as a money laundering guy, right at the start fuels this idea this is where this investigation is going. >> do we have to bring back, jeffrey toobin, the old expression, follow th

david. there's so much of negative press around donald trump, that maybe it's hard for people to discern, what good things are coming out of the white house. that being said, i think that democrats are really treading in sort of dangerous waters here. the polls show that people think that democrats are obsessed with identity politics and that they're ignoring the average american and important economic concerns, this is an economic concerns. they listen to steve forbes and it cuts corporate taxes and there may be some snow around the edges from companies like hallmark or wal-mart, and utility companies. it's going to help people like you and me and i'm happy with that. david: wal-mart is not a small company, john, it's a huge company all over america. they just announced that they're boosting the minimum wage in addition to some of these bonuses, and then we have a comment from the head of waste management, it's another huge company. he says, we wanted to find a way to help grow our economy, he's talking about his bonuses, and give some of the tax savings back to those hard-working employees.

david. you have been covering donald trump for over 30 years. you heard what he had to say about it. look where you are and the he is today. but you also been covering president trump through this first year. can you talk about, as we move into the first anniversary of his a not eurasian am a what has surprised you most since this is a man you have known back to his early days as a a developer goig banknkrupt in new york.. donald hasn't done anything that has surprised me. the video said he would be completely arata, his racism would come out, that he would try to find an excuse to use nuclear weapons because during the campaign he said "i know more about isis than the general and of course her going to use nukes." then they announce they are loosening up the rules on tactical nukes. it will take out a block am a not a city. possibly operatetes -- authorizg for cyberattack. amy: just to reiterate, using nuclear weapon attack for a cyberattack. >> right. hopefully, the military will not follow orders to do this.. determined, if he can figure out how to do it, to provoke war. what help