donald trump teaching money 101. >> going to be interesting. should she start a business? ivanka takes this one. >> should they give to charity. advice that might help with your own nest egg. >> don't do that with your house, okay? because you'll run through that money very quickly. >>> if you've ever dreamed of winning the lottery you may have imagined yourself surrounded by on lens and luxury in a place like this. but that's not always the way it works. sometimes the biggest lottery winners become losers, their millions gone. good evening. i'm lester holt. at dateline we're helping some big winners, hoping that won't happen to them. we've brought in donald trump who owns this incredible penthouse. he's got some sensible and surprising advice that can help anyone. here's natalie morales. ornls whenever lotto fever hits, people go crazy for tickets. you've probably already decided what you would do if you won. buy that dream house or car. quit your job. after all, who hasn't fantasized about wenting the lottery? for these three couples, those d

neil, "the donald" is right on this one. i don't agree with him all the time but he is right on the money on this one. that is probably why you got a thousand e-mails. neil: you know, if you're a i am with you will never get any respect. >> amen. neil: thank you american trading corp chairman, craig smith. look under the hood did i. what this kid billionaire is planning for your phone. let's say, scary. [screaming] all stations come over to mission a for a final go. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. rify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. trust your instincts to make the call. to treat my low testosterone, my doctor and i went with axiron, the only underarm low t treatment. axiron can restore t levels to normal in about 2 weeks in most men. axiron is not for use in women or anyone younger than 18 or men with p

neil, "the donald" is right on this one. don't agree with him all the time but he is right on the money on this one. that is probably why you got a thousand e-mails. neil: you know, if you're a i am with you will never get any respect. >> amen. neil: thank you american trading corp chairman, craig smith. look under the hood did i. what this kid billionaire is planning for your phone. let's say, scary. [screaming] at a dry cleaner, we replaced people with a machine. what? customers didn't like it. so why do banks do it? hello? hello?! if your bank doesn't let you talk to a real person 24/7, you need an ally. hello? ally bank. your money needs an ally. neil: zuckerberg moving in, carnival slashing prices way down in tonight's biz blitz segment. facebook finding a new home on your cell phone? new concerns that facebook turns your four screen to mark zuckerberg's new billboard. dennis neil says facebook needs to get out of his face and john any hoenig ready to kowtow to the kid billionaire. but i joke of course. >> facebook is e

and donald trump goes, "a floating head!? that's great!" with an idea. >> and everyone else sits silently. >> jimmy: where's lisa, mary-lou, your team -- like, no one said anything. you're just sitting there going like, all right let's think about this. and everyone's like, let's not think about. floating head. then, i got really tricky and then i go, "oh, that's it, dee's going home." >> yeah, yeah, yeah. i was a dead man. dead man walking. >> jimmy: i was bummed out. >> and i'm faked bummed, like i said. >> jimmy: yeah, i know -- but i'm genuinely happy to come back -- that you came back. >> it's an odd show though, because when you get fired, you still get paid. >> jimmy: is that right? >> yeah, it's great. >> jimmy: that's kind of fantastic. you got to want that. [ cheers and applause ] dee, i wanted to give you a little chance to get back at donald trump. what we do is, even though donald trump fired you, we thought we'd let you turn the tables tonight and fire him. so, here's how it's gonna work, we're gonna give you a donald trump di

the donald wouldn't even laugh.he man can't even laugh at himself. >> they come out to this in droves now. they are not immune from the president's barbs. take a listen. >> just the other day matt damon, i love matt damon, love the guy. matt damon said he was disappointed in my performance. well, matt, i just saw "the adjustment bureau." so right back at you, buddy! >> right back at you. is it a badge of honor for a celebrity to be personally insulted? >> i think it is a badge of honor. to dean's point, president obama shines when he is on stage. he is an orator. whether he talks about a celebrity, politician, bills that haven't passed, the donald, the way he delivers it, he shines. that's what got him elected, this is his night. >> you mention the president's style, delivery. one of the things i always enjoyed about the president, i have an uncle that does this as well. when he's about to say something he knows is going to go over well, he knows will get a laugh, he'll chuckle himself, he can barely contain his own

but the good news is, donald has a brand-new venture. sell him, son. - it's a theme restaurant in times square. - well, the theme restaurant business model does work. nascar's fat load cafe is a gold mine. - well, we got a bunch of capital from brown and folderson. and we wanted to get you a seat on this rocket before it takes off. - so it's decided. jack's on board as an investor. - ah, not so fast. - so...it's...decid--- - uh, let's just bottom-line this thing. i never invest without doing my research. i'll do a site visit tonight and kick the tires. - all right, but if some other investor comes along, it's your loss. - a mexican billionaire's calling me right now. excuse me. senior mexico, uh, si si. yo soy donald, si. andale andale? arriba arriba? - what is senior mexico saying? stop keeping me out of the loop! [exciting jazz music] ♪ - hey, jenna, i need to go over-- gah! snuh! - what is it, liz? we're busy. - jenna and i are mirroring until we achieve touchless orgasm. and...finished. - agh. - well, i have to go to work. my new man

. >> donald ray batch owns and runs the chester lane market. 16th, 2006, begins as just another day at the store for him. >> i was attending to my customers, you know, doing my normal stuff. you know, selling stuff, working on the cash register. >> then at 8:36 p.m., the scene changes dramatically as donald's getting ready to close the store, a man walks in with his face covered in war paint. >> you get a lot of weirdos come into the store. when i saw him in the corner of my eye, i thought, that's just another weirdo coming in. he started saying stuff i couldn't understand because he was gritting his teeth. >> give me everything i won't kill nothing. everything i won't kill nothing! >> i didn't think nothing of it until he pulled out the gun and then he fired that one shot. then that first shot was like a popping sound. i was thinking maybe he had blanks. that's when i -- i stepped back from the register. that's when i was concerned about what he was doing. and bam. [ gunshot ] i hit the ground. then he shot another time. >> after the gunman fi

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i hear donald trump's point about other countries taking from us. i think if we increased some of our efforts on free trade we would be better off in the long run. now, i'm worried about the short and medium and long run because everything felt dismal today. >> imagine the fact so many people's lives the attitude no you is i give up and i totally understand it. i give up. can you imagine that when it should be he let's see if we can't do this this. let's win the war on poverty and get more jobs and people have a huge sense of enthusiasm. people have been beaten down to much. it is unfair not americans who have given up and the americans who wind up paying for the americans who quite understandably have given up. do you agree? >> i agree with you and politically the jobs number today that settles into everyone's mind and their psychology it is going to make the immigration bill extremely difficult to get done because what they are talking about what some people are going hear is that we are going to bring more workers here to compete against our jobs

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she is the latest celebrity fired by donald trump on "all-star celebrity apprentice," brande rodericks dropping in! [ cheers and applause ] did you see her biting her lip when gary was talking? [ impersonating busey ] "romance is ready over top man --" and she's going, "don't laugh, okay." this last guy, he's a "top chef" winner and the host of the esquire network's "knife fights," ilan hall will be joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] he's a good guy. talented chef. you guys, i always say our show is lucky to have the greatest band in late night, the roots, right there. [ cheers and applause ] but it isn't always fun and games. from time to time, we put the roots to the test. that's right, we pick people from our audience and have the roots make up songs about them on the spot. it is time for "freestylin' with the roots!" ♪ time to freestyle with the roots ♪ >> jimmy: oh, very good, roots, you guys ready to do this? [ cheers and applause ] oh, man! who wants a song about them? guy right there. stand up, my man. how you doing, buddy? >> good, how are you? >> jimmy: doing great.

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a wrestling crowd, maybe the guy in the suit. >> and donald trump. a little donald trump.an odd fit. i wonder why he agreed to do it. >> i can't imagine. yeah, he had to leave out of an emergency exit because things were so bad. >> that bad? >> if you get booed by that many thousands of people, i don't know how many people, but madison square garden is pretty big. i'd be finding another way out of there. >> bet he went do any wrestling gigs. >> yeah, that's what i'm thinking. >>> coming up, the act of kindness that turned into an act of cruelty. >>> an 89-year-old woman was in the middle of this story of survival. you are watching "world news now." ♪ i will survive ♪ i will survive ♪ as long as i still know how to love ♪ ♪ i've got all my life to live ♪ i've got all my love to give ♪ i will survive >> finally this half-hour, a story of survival. an 89-year-old woman held captive in her car trunk for two days. >> the victim of two teenage girls accused of stealing her car and locking her up. but you may be surprised when you hear the victim's message now. abc's gio benitez

go inside the cell and have a seat. >> drug problems led to donald stokes in jail as well.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, no jacket, just a t-shir

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donald trump.ted what do you think of water boarding the boston bomber sometime, i suspect it will make him talk. >> what you just said is one of the most insanely idiotic absurd things i have heard. everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. >> look, dumb ass. he can't talk! >> stephanie: >> stephanie: let's kill him before he get any answer. >> poor some water in the hole in his throat. that will get him to talk. >> stephanie: seriously, donald trump. ♪ you are an idiot ♪ >> i would like to see donald trump water boarded just to see what his hair looks like. >> stephanie: all right. dzhokher -- they really do. this entire family needs to buy a vowel. >> there's plenty of vowels >> stephanie: i once debated michael nebyeb about -- >> apparently it's all neb. >> stephanie: dzhokher that guy, he has been charged -- we were talking about the charges with the use of a weapon of mass destruction, and property resulting in death. >> george bush attacked saddam hussein claiming he has

donald trump joins us. nice to talk to you, donald. >> hello, greta. >> greta: the mess, what has been the impact on business and will is now be over? >> well, it has been very negative. people are waiting three, four, five hours at the airport. it was politics and i think it backfired on the president and probably everybody else that played the game but you it has been certainly very negative for businesses all throughout the country. >> greta: you say it backfired on the president and it was politics? how has it backfired. h his second term and not going to run again. does that mean that he won't be as influencial in other programs he would like to sort of martial through the house and the senate? >> they say he wanted this to happen from the standpoint he wanted to show that he was right about the sequester. almost hard to believe that that could be possible but there are people that i know very much that he wanted this to happen but it really backfired on him and it is a shame. but a shame really for th

. >> no one is prouder to put this birth certificate matter to rest than the donald. and that's because he is finally get back to focusing on the issues that matter. like did we fake the moon landing? we all know about your credentials and breath of experience. no, seriously, on an episode of celebrity apprentice, at the steakhouse, you realized the problem was a lack of leadership so ultimately you didn't blame little john or meat loaf. you fired gary busey. and these are the kind of decisions that will keep me up at night. >> that last clip thereof president obama saying, funny things about donald trump, which donald trump did not find funny at all, that last little set of jokes is probably not the most hilarious thing at a white house controversy dinner but it'll make the best jokes anyway. while president obama was there at podium that night, dissecting this creepy billionaire with a conspiracy theory about his birth certificate, while he was doing that, we later learned he was also in the middle of overseeing the operation, super risky high stakes operation that

. >> luke donald who by the way has added a little bit of distance to his tee shots. i like it because as you said olympic it opens up the field a little bit to not just the guys you traditionally think about. >> it's not a bombers course. >> exactly. will you be playing in the channel 5 tournament. >> i'll get back to you. >> all right, in the oe donald four right there. and angelo is next. thank you for joining us, adam scott is the winner. >> a life changer. you kids should count yourselves lucky. we didn't have u-verse back in my day. you couldn't just... guys... there you are. you know you couldn't just pause a show in one room, then... where was i... you couldn't pause a show in one room then start playing it in another. and...i'm talking to myself... [ male announcer ] call to get u-verse tv for just $19 a month for 2 years with qualifying bundles. rethink possible. now making to diffuse nuclear tensions. "at first they announced the >>> two missiles, ready to fire. the bold move north korea is making to defuse nuclear tensions. >>> i thought a plane crashed an

donald rumsfeld's response was that you know companies you know are allowed to get out of the penalty box but as i pointed out to have dined gore was never in the audience and so we've got these military contractors who are former generals and big shots you know law and policy googles military gurus who are and and of course political insiders who hold or ahead these organizations these companies and they are able to act with impunity using taxpayers' dollars and so it's about time that the people of the united states say not in our name not with our tax dollars and we will demand of our members of congress that they hold these organizations accountable but it hasn't happened yet . will feel like what you see so far checks on hulu and who are dot coms let's bring in the set there you can watch the latest episode of breaking a set like mondays which featured my interview with sex. relationship expert connor habeeb tells the scroll through watch every episode it's something old summer it's a good fever eskom are doing a good outcomes i'm going to set a break from my preaching for now bu

. >> but you mentioned "great leadership" so i want to talk about donald rumsfeld. >> (laughter). >>he show. >> only on current tv. you know who is coming on to me now? you know the kind of guys that do reverse mortgage commercials? those types are coming on to me all the time now. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy behar. >>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? [ ♪ theme music ♪ ] >> cenk: that of course is video, the final gun battle on friday when they finally took dzhokhar tsarnaev, and when they did, by the way, he had a bullet hole through his throat and out the back of his neck. that's why he can't talk to the cops. apparently he's giving written answers. his brother of course, died, was shot head to toe. that's 200 different--at least it hundred shells on the ground after that gun battle. it's amazing that he

bush foundation board of directors, donald l.pplause] >> good morning and welcome to the george w. bush presidential center and to the beautiful campus of southern methodist university in dallas, texas. i'm proud to be here with all of you here today as we dedicate this beautiful building to the american people. two years ago, we broke ground on this site and the hard work of many people is realized in the building behind me today. of course, no one has done more to make this place possible than president george w. bush and mrs. laura bush. [applause] i've had the honor of calling them my friends for more than 40 years and i've been privileged to witness firsthand the instead resolve and principled leadership of president bush. those who come here will learn about that leadership and about a consequential time in american history. researchers and scholars will study the presidential records housed in the archives. students and museum visitors will learn about the modern american presidency, first decade of the 21st century, and t

hello, donald, i'm... listening. we're listening. woman: i'll never forget it. i cried for two hours straight. so you were completely bald. yes, the perm destroyed my hair. i was sure my sisters were going to laugh at me but they all kissed me. then they shaved their heads, too just so i wouldn't feel like a freak. ( mouthing silently ) amazing! well, there you have it, seattle-- the miracle of the sibling relationship spelled out in an unselfish act of head-shaving. well, that's all the time we have. i'd like to thank my brother dr. niles crane for being here today. niles, i would shave my head for you. a gesture which becomes less significant with each passing year. this is dr. frasier crane. i'll be back tomorrow, one crane flying solo. frasier, we have hit the mother lode. we have enough material here for two volumes. i must apologize for ever criticizing your radio program. oh, it's all water under the pont neuf. i hate to break this up but there's a sam tanaka on line one. hello, sam you're on speakerphone. i caught the show today, fellows. you did... and?

donald rumsfeld's response was you know companies you know are allowed to get out of the penalty box but as i pointed out to dine court was never in the hundreds and so we've got these military contractors who are former generals and big shots you know the foreign policy goal rules military gurus. poor and and of course political insiders who hold our head these organizations these companies and they are able to act with impunity using taxpayers' dollars and so it's about time i let the people of the united states say not in our name not with our tax dollars and we will demand of our members of congress that they hold these organizations accountable but it hasn't happened yet. will feel like what you see so far checks on who it is good outcomes are breaking those set there you can watch the latest episode of breaking a sweat like mondays which featured my interview with sex and relationship expert conor habeeb tells us scroll through watch every episode it's something old summer going fever us common our doing a good outcomes are going to set a break from my preaching for now but sta

thank you, chris. >> chris: the archbishop of washington, cardinal donald wuerl. up next, a threat to peace in the pacific. we will ask the sunday group how you serious is north >>> i think they are very provocative actions and belligerent tone has ratcheted up the danger. >> chris: defense secretary chuck hagel responding to north korea's threat of war against the u.s. and south korea. and it is time for our sunday group, bill kristol of the weekly standard. mara liasson of national public radio. republican strategist ed gillespie and charles lane of the washington post. kim jong un was quoted friday as ordering missile units to be ready to strike the u.s. and south core remarks. >> the photo was released. kim meeting with top north korean generals with a chart showing the trajectory of the missiles hitting major american cities. bill, what is kim's game? >> who onos but it is not good. they murdered, starved mels of their own people that regime and how to proliferated nuke weapons. the israeli strike on the syrian nuclear plant in 2007 that was given to them by

donald makes the ultimate decision. don't get it twisted. fired. >> jimmy: ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the one and only omarosa! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have to talk about a lot. >> can i shout out quest? >> jimmy: yes. >> hey, questlove. i love the roots. they're the best. >> jimmy: you cannot beat the roots. i gotta -- i gotta hop into this. first of all, i know you do these shows for charity. and what is your charity? >> the sue duncan children's center in chicago. it's michael clarke duncan's charity, and i was playing for some amazing kids on the south side of chicago. >> jimmy: aw, that's very nice that you do that. >> yes. and i raised $40,000 for them by winning my project. >> jimmy: not too shabby. very good. [ cheers and applause ] not too shabby. >> not at all. >> jimmy: it was very nice of you to do that. now, let's talk about the other omarosa. because -- and tell me if i'm wrong, but i think -- because i -- i think you're a nice person. >> oh. >> jimmy: i don't think that you're mean. >> thank you. >> ji

donald trump joins us. nice to talk to you, donald. >> hello, greta. >> greta: this whole mess with the furloughs, the air traffic controllers, what has been the impact on business? >> it's been very negative. it was politics and i think it backfired on the president and everybody else that played the game. but it's been very negative for businesses throughout the country. >> greta: when you say it backfired on the president, how has it backfired on the president? he's in his second term, he's not going to run again. does it mean he won't be as influential with other programs he would like to marshal through the house and senate? >> they say he wanted this to happen from the standpoint he wanted to show he was right about the sequester. it's almost hard to believe that could be possible, but there are many people and people that i know very much that he wanted this to happen, but it backfired on him, and it's ashame. but it's a shame really for the people that are waiting five hours at an airport to take of

. >> but you mentioned "great leadership" so i want to talk about donald rumsfeld. >> (laughter). >> the show. >> only on current tv. you know who is coming on to me now? you know the kind of guys that do reverse mortgage commercials? those types are coming on to me all the time now. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. you would rather deal with ahmadinejad than me. >>absolutely. >> and so would mitt romney. (vo) she's joy behar. >>and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? ♪ [♪ theme music ♪] >> stephanie: okay. here we go. it is the "stephanie miller show." well welcome to it. six minutes after the hour. 1-800-steph-1-2 the phone number toll free from anywhere. stephaniemiller.com, check it out, you can email us all there. like pam did and said that please tell us the gun debate is a video on youtube so it will go viral viral. and god is watching. >> this bill is a clear overreach that will predominantly harass our neighbors

it says illinois on my sheet here i'm sorry, donald.at had to be wrong. >> from north baton rouge. >> somebody knows something about baton rouge. >> damn right. i have been there. goodtown. what do you think about this? >> well, it's amazing. i am shocked it was passed. it's a shame that it didn't pass. but i was just reading. i surf the internet. in our state louisiana, baton rouge, the city of baton rouge has the highest number of homicides by gun violence in the united states. >> really? >> new orleans is not far behind. that's correct. louisiana has some of the most lax gun laws. we are a sportsman paradise. >> right. >> that's a dedicated fund. they can cut healthcare and legislation. as we speak, our second largest charity hospital will close down at 12:01 tonight. >> bill: really? >> 11:59. but with that said, a person was stopped in louisiana, went through the court in new orleans. he was a 3-time convicted felon, a couple of homicides, on probation, a judge had to release him because there is a law that governor jindall signed,

. >> but you mentioned "great leadership" so i want to talk about donald rumsfeld. >> (laughter). >> >> only on current tv. you know who's coming on to me now? you know the kind of guys who do like verse mortgage commercials? those types are coming on to me all the time now. >> she gets the comedians laughing... >> that's hilarious! >> ...and the thinkers thinking. >> okay, so there's wiggle-room in the ten commandments is what you're telling me. >> you would rather deal with ahmadinejad then me. >> absolutely! >> and so would mitt romeny. >> she's joy behar. >> and the best part is that current will let me say anything. what the hell were they thinking? >> only on current tv. ♪ >> announcer: heard around the country and seen on current tv this is the "bill press show." >> bill: twenty-five minutes after the hour. talking about the senate man, they got their ass in gear yesterday. you ever seen the senate act in one day on anything? >> no. >> bill: and here is susan collins, oh she is so giddy. >> i am so happy that we were able to work together across the aisle in an bipartisan way

. >> i am surprised herman cain wasn't there, donald trump. whatever, but here, we mourned the passing of a great american pat sum merrall. how many times we saw him, usually paired up with john madden. right? they were football twins and the most popular sports casters for decade. here they were back in 1997 at the opening of the super bowl. >> the patriots and the packers faceoff for the championship of the n.f.l. pat s. ummerall. all of this hoopla. is it as big as it seems? >> it's bigger than what it seems. >> what's amazing is pat s. ummerall has one of the most recognizable invoices in sports. the only other name more recognizable is john madden. >> that's historic. >> there is no other walk of life where people become such ledge ends as announcers as in sports. >> it's true. >> scully and these, they are so familiar. >> if if you -- i mean people get so emotionally invested in their sports teams that these guys that call the games are their buddies, their friends. they relate to them. elliottiot spitzer joins us this wednesday morning

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donald trump said it best think big. i like that. also to see you made some mention of the democrats maybe in 20 years from now san francisco will hold the olympics. the eyes of the world is open to san francisco. i want to say one other thing about the america's cup. have we really reached anti to the community? that i want to make sure that it's for kids and anybody can come down to the port and this port belongs to every citizen in san francisco and wow. how do we engage them? you need to come down and engage this. that is one of the things i want to say we're celebrating a hundred and 50 years. a lot of people don't know about this anniversary. i would like to tell many others about this. i want the community to be more involved i want them to say i can get my head around the america's cup and what it can do for our community 5, 10 years from now. i like what you were saying about the benefits down the line >> i think most point - what is this bringing to my constituents. to link all the city's neighborhoods to this waterfront. t

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. >> but you mentioned "great leadership" so i want to talk about donald rumsfeld. >> (laughter). >> the show. >> only on current tv. [♪ theme music ♪] [ laughter ] >> stephanie: we were just discussing out [ inaudible ]. >> yeah. >> stephanie: okay. >> it was way before you outed yourself to me. >> stephanie: i was saying to jacki at the top of the hour that as you know it has been a long lonely time being the only basketball center in the country. i was not just a center i was first-team all catholic, 1979, the catholic high school lady knights. and it has been a long long lonely time and most of that time i had a unibrow as you know. i looked like an armenian man. >> are you sure that's a chick? [ laughter ] >> stephanie: that was never heard in the stands -- >> how do you know? you weren't listening. >> you just said you looked like an armenian man. someone might have picked up on that, hey wait a minute. >> stephanie: all right. it has been a long lonely time as an armenian male basketball center -- >> there is something east german about here. [ wolf howling ] >> something vagu

donald is in oakbrook illinois. >> caller: hi, bill.cary, i think they are setting the stage for his brother to run in 2016. and if we don't learn our lessons from history we're going to end up making the same mistakes twice with his brother. >> bill: hey don, we'll make the same mistake three times. remember there was another bush before that one. >> caller: that's right. i forgot about that one, geez. how easy i forget. the truth of the matter is too, from what i recall -- and correct me if i'm wrong -- he ignored everything that was being told to him about 9/11 that there was going to be a strike, and he completely ignored it and when they had hurricane katrina, he kind of like sat on his hands with that one. >> bill: no, you have got it totally right. it was august 6, 2001 where president bush then on vacation yet again down in crawford was giving a briefing -- i forget the exact words, but the title of the briefing was something like al-qaeda poised to attack inside the united states, and it was all about the fact that there were r

. >> movie theatre with mickey and donald when we were kids. >> stephanie: so that happened. 1-800-stephphone number. ben in rockville maryland. welcome. >> caller: hey, i miss you guys so much out here. the local conservative talk out here had the president of the nra on so i called in and i was like hey you know, the nra supports this -- is opposing this treaty that was just passed in the u.n. regulating the international sale of firearms. and 140 some countries voted for it. 20 some abstain and only three countries voted against it. the nra wants this to happen and the three countries are iran, north korea and syria. i'm like why don't you ask him about that since you've got the president of the nra on. of course, they never do. >> stephanie: didn't get around to that. >> caller: that's the company the nra is keeping. let's not try to make it anything else. that's the company the nra is keeping. >> stephanie: absolutely. all right. speaking of the -- wow everybody was talking guns yesterday. jay carney the president's press secretary. >> the president has always recognized this is som

. >> but you mentioned "great leadership" so i want to talk about donald rumsfeld. >> (laughter). >>he show. >> only on current tv. (vo) she gets the comedians laughing and the thinkers thinking. >>ok, so there's wiggle room in the ten commandments, that's what you're saying. (vo) she's joy behar. >>current will let me say anything. [ ♪ music ♪ ] >> michael: on the political front democrats could soon be losing a food hold in red statesman man. matt baucus, a member of six senate and two house terms decided a 44th year in washington was not in the cards. he won't seek re-election in 2014. he said we should not write him off yet. in the next year and a half i want to spend all of my hard work, shoe leather and luck working for the people of montana instead of on campaigning. he has earned the scorn of democrats when he voted against ex-banded background checks and the gun bill. he called the implementation of president obama's signature healthcare reform law a train wreck. before you scream who is this guy, remember he did help ride the affordable care act. leads hit to mike dennison.

>> sticking to an obnoxious american and i'm standing up for the donald. >> really?et his ducks in a row. just doesn't want to ruin the view of his golf resort. dennis: investors' mon, has every right to worry about that. >> they have every right to would build a wind farm. adam: they killed birds. dennis: and that hair do. >> so much hair spray on it, not going anywhere. adam: thank you, thank y for joining us. that is all the money we have >> the following is a paid advertisement from star vista entertnment and time life. >> ♪ you're the meaning in my life ♪ ♪ you're the inspiration >> ♪ that's how much i feel >> ♪ feel for you, baby >> ♪ how much i feel >> ♪ well, i need your touch >> intimate moments, cherished memories, unforgettable romances, the language of love can spoken in many ways. and nothing ignites your emotions like the power of love. >> ♪ i'll always love you ♪ for the rest of my da >> ♪ a one in a million

let's bring in donald trump. they've crossed the red line, it seems. we're just getting confirmation now. the president put that down there. what do you think that you know about decisions and leadership. what do you think now is incumbent on him to do? >> if you read yesterday's newspapers, in particular al-qaeda is a member and a very strong member and really pushing the rebels. so now what we're going to be doing, if we do this, is funding al-qaeda, which is just what we've been doing and what we want to be doing. this is ridiculous. and it's gotten to a point where we're spending like as an example in iraq, is $.5 trillion -- $1.5 trillion. we got nothing. in the old days, to the victor belong the spoils. we take some oil. we pay ourselves back. we get nothing. now afghanistan. by the way, i had no idea -- nobody had any idea, afghanistan is rich with minerals. you know who is getting all the minerals? china. they're taking the minerals. now we're supposed to get involved with syria. i would say stay out. >>

>> sticking to an obnoxious american and i'm standing up for the donald. >> really? his ducks in a row. just doesn't want to ruin the view of his golf resort. dennis: investors' money, has every right to worry about that. >> they have every right to would build a wind farm. adam: they killed birds. dennis: and that hair do. >> so much hair spray on it, not going anywhere. adam: thank you, thank you for joining us. that is all the money we have got today but we will see you tomorrow. gerri willis and the willis report next. gerri: i am gerri willis. tonight on the willis report -- consumer alert. what can make you sick. banks refusing to repossessed houses in foreclosure. what that is doing to your home's value and we will tell you how much it pays to complain. we are on the case on the willis report. our top story, what is in your refrigerator? is it making you sick? a new study examines 12