www.vitac.com >>> tonight donald trump. >> america is doing so poorly. the leadership is very poor. we're doing very poorly. >> donald trump, how he would solve the debt crisis and what he would do to give america grace. and remember the uproar over obama's birth certificate? how smiley says that was race basing. i'll ask him why. he says the 2012 white house will be the last in history. and why the white house itself pays too much attention to wall street. >> if you're looking for the safe choice, you shouldn't look for barack obama. >> we'll have a conversation with tavis smiley. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> donald trump says america's economy could be going bad from worse. he joins me tonight on the

donald, how are you? >> hello, piers. >> first of all, congratulations on becoming a grandfather again. your lovely daughter ivanka and a baby girl ella rose, i understand. >> that is true. we're very happy about that. >> tell me, if we were trying to prescribe an economic future or young arabella that you would feel comfortable about, what would you do. >> first you have to get the debt down. the whole world of debt has to be changed as far as this country is concerned. we have to create jobs and rapidly. because if we don't, things are going to head in a direction that's going to be almost impossible to recover from. so we really need jobs now. we have to take jobs away from other countries because other countries are taking our jobs. there is practically not a company that doesn't do business with the united states that is making a very big profit. china is going to make $300 billion on us at least this year. and they just revised that recently, i don't know if you saw. they said those numbers are goin

. >>> tonight, donald trump. >> america is doing so poorly. and it soon will not be a great country the way it's going. the leadership is very poor. we're doing very poorly. >> how donald trump would solve the debt crisis and what he would do to keep america great. >>> and remember the uproar over president obama's birth certificate? >> honestly, i'm very proud that i was able to bring this to a point. nobody else was. >> i'll ask him why he says the race to the 2012 white house will be the nastiest in history, and why the white house pays too much attention to wall street. >>> and a candid conversation with tafis smiley. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> donald trump says america's economy has gone from bad to worse and now he is joining me on the phone. >> hello, piers. >> congratulations on being a grand father again. your daughter had a beautiful girl arabella rose. >> thank you. >> if we were to describe a good future for arabella, what would you do? >> the debt limits have to come down. the whole world of debt has to be changed as far

thank you so much for having me on and still to come words of wisdom on donald trump tonight told time of the art of war and that of all that and then stick around for our monday edition of happy hours not to earlier in the week to enjoy a fine just finally proves you can't go back to the future plus the russian jersey shore is coming to t.v. stick around doesn't fit. into that only mechanisms to do the work up to bring justice or accountability. i have every right to know what my government should do if you want to know why i pay taxes. but i would characterize obama as a charismatic version of american exceptionalism. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so silly is if you understand it and then you glimpse something else here sees some other part of it and realize that everything you saw you don't. charge is a big issue. let's not forget that we had an apartheid regime. i think. either one well. we have the government says they're for keeping safe get ready because of their freedom. it's. just so. it's. right it's time for tonight's tool time award and we are giving it to

to fox and friends this morning to offer some words of wisdom on the debt ceiling debate but the donald actually revealed the real reason why he thinks the g.o.p. is holding the economy hostage in this debate take a listen the fact is already the republicans get one hundred percent of what they want but it may include getting rid of obamacare which is a total disaster but they sure got break you know i didn't mind her extension which would take if you can with the election which we are sure that obamacare is your direction which would put electoral which would be great but no you talked about ouch donald trump i actually think the g.o.p. should let the u.s. default on its debt so obama won't be reelected because clearly the republicans are not going to get one hundred percent of what they want surely donald trump is not that stupid maybe you just misspoke after all it was early monday morning navy ad had its first cup of coffee at. but allege the republican makes the real deal now get a hundred percent of what they have to to make this country great again because right now it is not gre

trump where it gets ridiculous. >> jon: she has better hair than donald trump. we've talked about joe biden before and doozies, but usually seems to get a pass. >> the biden list is long list. and i agree with what jehmu says, certain candidates get certain reputations and the media gave them that reputation, it would be hard to statistically figure out

con -- donald trump wants proof. [ laughter ] [ as donald trump ] "he could be turning 80. who knows? [ laughter ] prove it." pro -- our nation's president is turning the big 5-0. con -- our nation's debt is turning the big 5-0-0-0-0 -- [ applause ] not good. pro -- obama said he wants a debt ceiling deal for his birthday. con -- but if that fails, he'll settle for a gift card to outback steak house. [ light laughter ] [ as obama ] "i like the bloomin' onion. two bloomin' onions. [ laughter ] i'll have a bloomin' onion. bloomin; onion. orange whip, orange whip orange, whip. [ light laughter ] pro -- obama's birthday guests will get to play all his favorite party games. con -- like pin the debt on our grandchildren. that's a fun one. [ laughter and applause ] great game. pro --

. >>> tonight, donald trump. >> america is doing so poorly. and it soon will not be a great country the way it's going. the leadership is very poor. we're doing very poorly. >> how donald trump would solve the debt crisis and what he would do to keep america great. >>> and remember the uproar over president obama's birth certificate? >> honestly, i'm very proud that i was able to bring this to a point. nobody else was. >> i'll ask him why he says the race to the 2012 white house will be the nastiest in history, and why the white house pays too much attention to wall street. >>> and a candid conversation with tafis smiley. this is "piers morgan tonight."

thank you so much for having me on and still the words of wisdom are in donald trump tonight's told time aboard more on that in a moment and then stick around for our monday edition of happy hour it's not too early in the week to enjoy a scientist finally proves you can't go back to the future plus the russian jersey shore is coming to t.v. stick around for some but. just so. we won't. read you the latest in science and technology from around russia. we've got the future covered in taiwan the te's availability insists the man this time he who turns. twenty feet the how it pulls a hotel tonight be sure to tell if you hotel hotel one show his the groom's photo the show would hotel and some will do mysti type the hotel to the show so photo from hotel resort evergreens those are totally peak victoria soto's gloria prince photo oil springs resort and spa tied to a hotel while she. you know if you talked to the winston tonight the evergreen plaza hotel in time to tell you that this hotel telling us that it's hard to see points pushers and i would prince or to the splined hotel in touch with th

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we asked donald trump what he would do.o have you join us. >> hi greta. >> greta: jobless claims 418,000. steve wynn who says he's a democrat but has contributed to republicans and democrats, he says that president obama is a wet blanket on the economy. and he's very disappointed in president obama's work on the economy. on the other hand his vegas operations were up 23% since last year. so things are going well for him. can you put this together for me? >> steve is a very good friend of mine, great guy. i just left his wedding. he just got mary. he knows what he's talking about. -- he just got married. he knows what he's talking about. he operates good properties all over. the fact is, he's very, very against this administration. and for good reason. >> greta: why? when you went to the wedding, did the two of you talk about the president obama and the way he is steering the economy? >> we speak all the time. he's not a fan. he doesn't like what he's going on. he sees what is happening all over the world. and how well the w

donald trump making a return engagement in the summer of speculation. we're speechless, although we never should be surprised by the donald. >>> but, first, a look ahead of the president's schedule. it's a town hall today in maryland. be interesting to see how much he talks and starts selling some components of this deal that supposedly is in the works with speaker boehner. you're watching "the daily rundown" on msnbc. now?! [ female announcer ] crest whitestrips two hour express. in just two hours you can have a noticeably whiter smile that lasts for months. hi. hi. [ female announcer ] two hour whitestrips from crest. life opens up when you do. right? get out. i know! who knew? i mean. exactly! really. that's what i mean. [ mom ] what? shut the front door. right? seriously. who knew? hello sir. bingo! mahjong! for realz. woop-woop! franklin delano! [ male announcer ] hey, there's oreo creme under that fudge! oreo fudge cremes. indescribably good. [ male announcer ] hey, there's oreo creme under that fudge! you could save a bundle with geico's multi-po

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coming on the final hole to put the englishman on the score with which he would claim the trophy donald the us looking good for this week's british open the third major of the golf season. and last year's open win that is set to defend its title louis also isn't speaking at the pretender meant news conference on monday the open team is all for the royal st george's golf club and counts on thursday the victory has been great for me everything it's going in you know it's been real experience is open champion and it's something that i would. to achieve we're going to be open champion for the year. and it's been a great experience. now organizers of formula one south korea grand prix have a reputation to repair after a disastrous twenty ten day be top drivers were vocal about the poor conditions of the track last year which was completed just ten days before the race they had a census thing they won't repeat those mistakes when the cars returned in october. approximately six hundred million people from around one hundred eighty countries watched the event which was held here we've definitel

go inside the cell and have a seat. >> drug problems led to donald stokes in jail as well.on on a drug possession conviction, and now is only two days away from his release. in the meantime, he holds a job delivering meals and clothing to other inmates. >> we're going to be doing that shortly here. we get to go pick up all the clothing, and every one of these guys comes down, and we hand it back and forth through that slot. so at no time do we get actual personal contact with these guys. some of them are looking upward to 10, 15 years each for the most random thing, you know, and knowing that i'm getting out in two days doesn't make me the most popular guy. >> stokes has mixed feelings about his upcoming release. >> well, it's, oddly enough, a little intimidating. when i was taken into custody, i had just checked into a motel room. 20 minutes later i walked out to my car to go get a cell phone charger, and there was a gun pressed against my head. they said, get down on the ground. my probation violation had popped up on the grid, and i was taken into custody with no shoes,

there's no question he was -- >> when you have someone a self-proclaimed billionaire. >> donald trumpown businessperson, someone that had a degree of respect, has a top television show lending his name to a campaign and leveraging the media like a p.t. barnum, we don't need side shows, we don't need political entertainment, it's nice to laugh at for a minute or two but when it dominates the air waves, it takes away from what i believe most people in this nation expect of in public discourse. mark moreal, dr. amani perry thank you for being here. if you have a particular topic e-mail us at ourworld@blackenterprise.com. stay with us. we'll be right back. when i say mango, you say pineapple! mango! [ crowd neapple! mango! [ crowd pineapple! hey, when i say pineapple, you say mango! pineapple! [ crowd mango! pineapple! [ crowd mango! now freeze! male announcer introducing e new mango pineapple real fruit smoothie from mccafé. bursting with fresh flavors, perfectly blended with ice and low-fat yogurt. when i say mmm, y'all say ahh! mmm! [ crowd ahh! mmm! [ crowd ahh! [ male announcer the s

>> piers: i happen to be on donald trump. i like him. i've been on one of his shows obviously. he went lashing into china, i thought he slightly missed the point. it seems to me the trick america should be now deploying surely as one of the great producers in the past is to produce stuff that countries like china need. the reason i say that again to you is there was a brilliant report this week that in china, the need and demand for american crops, for example, corn, is absolutely going through the roof. this is the way that america should be thinking. it should be identifying what these countries, they're not emerging countries. china has emerged. what do they need that america can provide them? put the foot on the gas. >> or green technology. stem cell research. one of the reasons why america falls behind every year more and more is because we're a superstitious, hyperreligious country.

veil and she was on a reality tv show based on donald trump's apprentice. if i put one word to our generation, it would be awakening. they are standing up. think about it. what is the word muslim mean, one who submits. now we have a generation of muslims who are proactive and pushing back. that's the core of the change. >> when you talk to them, do you have a sense as to what it is they want? is it freedom? is it jobs? is it dignity? >> certainly in the egyptian revolution you would hear dignity was a huge word, social justice, freedom. but i think what it is that they want is some sort of sense that they are active participants in creating a better life for themselves. they no longer prepared to be passive. that's what we saw, we see in these revolutions. is action on their part. i think to me i look at this whole thing, they don't like the term facebook revolution. they find facebook as a western technology. they said, look, they use the

in golf donald two of the top owners of the scottish open the last war brought to an event before the open championship this week the englishman only had to work for three rounds to weigh his third title of the year the rain shortened in bands witnessing donald called nine birdies as he raced to conquer the cultural to beat three one of those bodies coming on the final home for being rich from an nineteen under score with which he would claim the title donald that's looking good for this week's british open said major the golf season. last year is open when i meanwhile is set to the families title and speaking of the great sentiment news conference on monday open tees all of their oil and george's golf club in cannes on thursday victor is going to great everything it's there and . you know and really experience it is open champion and it's something that i would work to achieve we're going to be open champion for the year. and it's been a great experience. now organizers of formula one south korea grand prix have a reputation to repair after a disastrous twenty six and they were told

and golf world number one lead donald to the top of the scottish open the last warm up event before the open championship this week thing which meant all they had to work for three rounds though to win is of the season the rain shortened british scottish open witnessing donald card nine birdies and erased a confident four shots victory one of those birdies coming on the last hole to put the englishman ninety nine and the score with which he would claim the trophy donald was looking good for this week's the open the serve major of the season. and last year's open the window meanwhile is set to defend his title those holes to use in speaking and the print cement news conference on monday the defending champion will play alongside phil mickelson and martin camera in the opening round . victory has been great for me everything it's done in. experience is open champion and it's something that i would work to achieve again to be open champion for the year. and it's been a great experience. now more just falls and organizers of formula one south korea grand prix have a reputation to repair aft

in golf well the donald to the top owners of the scottish open the last warm up in the men's before the open championship this week the englishman only has to work for three rounds to weigh in is that title of the year the rain shortened events witnessing donald called nine but he's as he raced to confident of course on the big three one of those bodies coming on the final hole to putting richmond nineteen under the score with which he would claim the title donald that's looking good for this week's british open this said major i think golf season. i'll stay as open when i'm in a while is set to defend his title loyalist who isn't speaking of the prints on the men's news conference on monday they open their oils and george's golf club and count on thursday the victory has been great for me everything it's done in. real experience is open champion and it's something that i would. do to achieve again to be open champion for the year. and it's been a great experience. now organized as a form of the one south korea grand prix have a reputation to repair after a disastrous twenty time debut

in golf world number one live donald to the top honors at the scottish open the last warm up events of before the open championship this week the englishman all has to work for three rounds to win his the title of the year the rain shoulder and tournaments witnessing donald card nine birdies as a race to confident foreshock the tree one of those birdies coming on the final hole to put the englishman nineteen under the score with which he would claim the trophy donald that's looking good for this week's british open the third major of the sins. and last year's open away them in a while is set to defend his title louis oscars and speaking of a pretty tenement news conference on monday the defending champion will play alongside phil mickelson and mohsin in the opening round of. the victory has been great for me everything it's done in. you know it's been unreal experience is open champion and it's something that i would do work to achieve again to be known as the open champion for the year. and it's been a great experience. now organizes a formula one south korea grand prix have a reputat

i don't want to know what donald rumsfeld said. we confirmed today, absolutely true. >> rumsfeld says otherwise. >> bill: if he wants to sit here, i will guarantee i will hear a different story. >> he said no. >> bill: the evidence is overwhelming that coerced interrogation did lead to the initial -- >> that is your opinion. >> bill: and you don't believe it? >> i don't believe it. >> bill: you are like a doubting thomas. want to put your hand in the side of -- >> ' cording to timeline, the water boarding took place in 2002 and 2003. it was 2006 at the time khalid sheik muhammad released the names of th kowrier. >> bill: that is not true. he released the information about who the courier was. at the could not find him and that he tracked him down. crawly wants to believe it and colmes doesn't want to believe it. >> let's deal in the facts. let's deal in reality. >> bill: are you able tonight to convince your brother in law that he is wrong? can you do that? >> i will certainly try although it might require water boarding. >> great.

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>>neil: you can do your part, donald, with all the money you made if you just forked over, say, whatf it you could balance the budget now. >>caller: well, it would certainly help. >>neil: very good having you my friend. and now, charles payne, big star on fox business network. charles, what donald is saying how we are looking like a joke to our lenders, he is not too far off the mark whether you are republican or democrat, that is the case. >> that is 100 percent the case. people say we have been here, remember after world war ii, the debt has been this big and it is not a big deal never before in our history hashe rest of the world been at our heels the way they are now. in germany they reported the best retail sales, ever, ever, ever, 25 months of unemployment in a row going down every single month. the rest of the world is still rocking and rolling and they can do it without us. >>neil: what is going on? stocks are their own story. it is not exclusively the debt but if we look at the corner of wall and broad, i want to focus on what is going on on the treasury market, as well. we

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reggie kumar tells us what the family of donald lee, the organizer of the fishing trip, plans to do now. >> reporter: donald lee is one of the seven fishermen still missing in the sea off the gulf of california. he had been organizing the trip for a year. they knew the search for the men would be called off eventually. he says he does not understand why the department of defense won't send divers down to where the mexican navy thinks the ship sank. >> they used very specific language by saying the capabilities to do this sort of dive were very limited and the capabilities were not available at this time. we're not going away. we're not giving up. if anything, i would say that we are more galvanized in our efforts because right now, we went from being sad to frustrated, and now we're angry. we do appreciate what the coast guard and everyone has done for us. there's just a lot of unanswered questions still that we would like find out before this effort's called off. for us, it's always been about the dive because we want to bring our fathers home. >> reporter: the family is now looking in

that is right the donald and former and possibly future candidate donald trump took to the airwaves on the world know what he thinks of the gop field. asked about congresswoman michele bachmann and trump said quote, i think that she is very underrated person. she came to visit me, and i was very impressed with her. i think that she's very good. but then appearing to change from praise to criticism trump said if he doesn't feel that any of the current candidates can win, he will consider running as an independent. connie schwartz is a columnist with "the plain dealer" and she joins us this a afternoon. >> what do we play with donald trump, is he attempting kingmaker or attempting to get publicity now that "the apprenti apprentice" is over? >> well, i don't know why we are paying attention to him at this point. he lost all credibility with the birther nonsense and i would like to see him fade into ob live enyo yl live enyo yon live enyo y, because we have serious problems to address. >> you don't think he is an asset to michele bachmann? >> i don't think he is an asset to himself, so no,

. >> reporter: and, of course, people like donald trump.nt after trump hard. >> donald trump has been saying he will run for president as a republican, which is surprising, because i just assumed he was running as a joke. >> reporter: don't trtrump didn to love the jokes. >> based on nonverbal communication, i would agree with you. and he said i had marbles in my mouth. yeah, look, it's hard, because i value his judgment so much. so it was a really hard thing to hear. i'm going to do my best to bounce back. >> reporter: do you have a message? i want to give you a platform to deliver a message to trump now. >> look, he hosted "saturday night live" years ago. incredible memory for me and that's what i'm as going to remember. >> reporter: so, you have fond memories no matter what? >> i'm going to make sure that's what i hold onto. >> reporter: yes, no matter which team is playing at the end of the season, which candidate running at the end of the race, seth meyers will be there. latching. >> aaron rodgers, who won the super bowl and finally go

i believe that donald trump engages in racist behavior.on't know if he's a racist or not -- >> you would not say he's a racist. >> .because i think he's too smart -- >> what's the difference? >> well, he's too smart to do this thing because he's a racist because he doesn't like black people, but i think he said, how can i promote myself in running for president or how can i make people believe i'm3 running for president.. >> right. >> .and attract attention? i, oh, i'll do this. i'll question obama's citizenship" -- >> right. >> -- but he cannot believe that. i think he's not the smartest tool in the box, but he's not dumb either. >> yeah. >> he can't believe that obama -- >> he knows what he's doing. >> he knows, yeah. >> but others, not mr. trump, who don't have the same motivation that mr. trump might have -- >> they're racist. they're racist. >> they are racist. >> they're racist. yeah. >> sooyou believe that there is racism at work in this country directed specifically at this president. >> oh, absolutely. absolutely. >> right. >> jus

trump where it gets ridiculous. >> jon: she has better hair than donald trump.alked about joe biden before and doozies, but usually seems to get a pass. >> the biden list is long list. and i agree with what jehmu says, certain candidates get certain reputations and the media gave them that reputation, it would be hard to statistically figure out who made the most gaffes, if you're on the trail all the time, you will make mistakes, either party, both parties and just the media pick on some and not others. >> i think, you know, thinking about those two examples there, judy, the family of john waip, i think, is probably not terribly upset she may have misidentified the place of his birth. but the family of jared monty and the president thinks he pinned a medal on this man's chest, and when in fact he came home in a coffin, is a big deal. >> it is, but the parents accepted his apology and the fact that barack obama didn't know how old his daughter was strikes me as an interesting flub. >> he's not home that often, he's out playing golf. >> what struck me about the c

twenty second time in a row he's currently two shots back with a whole host of plays including lee donald afterwards westwood said he was happy with his day's work. you have been playing well since the masses really. practice over the last couple of weeks. ago it was nice to refresh and looking forward to the next two weeks and sixty five was a good way to start those who is today now noticeable absentee from the tournament is us open golf champion rory mcilroy he's decided to rest the head of the british open however at twenty two the no norrish prodigy could still be playing in the foul day series which inspired him to become the major winner he is constantly the top off reports now on the youth development programme which has come to moscow to help produce a russian golf champion. british six time major winner cern nick faldo founded his serious in one thousand nine hundred six and it bled through of champions have already developed through the system including the likes of u.s. open champion rory mcilroy and yannis singh the youngest player meal of females in the morning to win four m

the west which shows the lead at the scottish open if the englishman wins here he will ask about donald as well number one but for the moment he's tied in first place with two low from chile they both hits a sixty five scotland's colin montgomerie needs a top five finish here at inverness to qualify for his high major for twenty second time in a row he's currently two shots back with a host of players including donald but it was westwood he was the happiest with his day's work. you have been playing well since the masses very early and. over the last couple of weeks to rest as well which is nice to refresh and looking forward to the next two weeks and sixty five was a good way to start those two weeks today. now fast rising cyclist edvard watson haagen has given british team sky their maiden stage victory at the tour de france thursday's six stage was the longest in this year's tour a two hundred twenty six kilometers and for the second day running there were problems for defending champion alberto contador he had a jammed pedal and had to quickly swap his bike but he didn't lose any si

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