because no pless than carl icahn, he was telling me on fox business i'm flattered that donald trum subpoena considering me as the treasury secretary. i think he pooh-poohed the idea. but he does agree with donald trump on his views of the markets that they're rigged they're propped up by helium and a lot of fed buying and all of that and does think it's dangerous and is saying it's getting choppy out there. does that insight give donald an edge that maybe other candidates don't have? >> donald trump is not a particularly smart person in my opinion. he has unlimited chutzpah. i think a very thorough investigation of how he made his money is in order and let's see what that turns up. i think it's going to be a pretty interesting story. >> all right. chutzpah. those of you not familiar just outrageous gall. when we come back did a former fed chief named paul volcker just call chris christie a joker? >> monday. >> this isn't a plan that's just going to help the wealthy. it's going to help people in every strata. >> rand paul said he's got a plan to save the economy. so what is it? he explains t

billionaires who are appearing at these events behind closed doors if they would make any more sense to donald trum fp they would sound any less offensive than he did. you the american voter, you don't know who's behind that door and whether they're any saner than donald trump. >> well, what you goat see in donald is the utter contempt that many of those who are bank rolling some of the other candidates hold for the american public. trump in his remarks managed to not only offend all sorts of people but to also make it clear that he thinks the president is a dictator. congress would have no role in the world that he would like to see. and people like sheldon adelson, their view of the common american is just one of utter contempt. the reason for that is that these are people who are run by money. they base their value on how thick their wallets are and not on the content of their character which is very often quite shallow. >> and this is a key point here as well. people in the left particularly when we -- when we evaluate the sort of money and politics and what the super pac era looks like. there'

. >>> donald trum listen be on the campaign trail in new hampshire. he made his first appearance after becoming the 12th republican candidate. nancy cordes shows us his theatrical entry into the race. >> reporter: with an entrance fit for a tv star trump glided down an escalator inside trump tower and asked the nation to hire him. >> we need somebody that can take the brand of the united states and make it a great again. >> reporter: the owner of everything from buildings to beauty pageants said he'd apply his busy savvy to the presidency. >> i will be the greatest jobs president that god ever created, i tell you that. >> reporter: as proof that he's a winner trump touted a new tally of his net worth. >> 8,730,540,000. i'm really rich. i'm not doing that to brag because you know what? i don't have to brag. i don't have to believe it or not. >> reporter: thanks to his long running show trump enters this race with a recognition that goes through the roof. they show him ahead of businesswoman carly fiorina, senator lindsey graham and former texas governo

plus nbc to donald trum trump, you're fired.idate over his remarks that those crossing over the border are killers and rapists. trump is threatening to sue. >>> why is the confederate flag still flying in south carolina's capital when it looks like there is enough votes in the legislature to take it down? we'll investigate. there is a lot to

plus, nbc to donald trum trump, you're fired. the network cuts business ties to the mogul and presidential candidate over his remarks that those crossing over the border are killers and rapists. trump is threatening to sue. >>> why is the confederate flag still flying in south carolina's capital when it looks like there is enough votes in the legislature to take it down? we'll investigate. there is a lot to get to together tonight. but i will talk exclusively to the couple who witnessed the arrest of the prison escapee in just a moment. first, we go outside the hospital where david sweat is recovering from the gun shot wounds he sustained during his capture. miguel, what's the latest on david sweat's conditions? >> he is betting better. in serious condition up from critical. it is expected this is the hospital he will be stabilized out and moved over to a correctional facility where they will be able to care for him. . he is getting better. and that is something that the authorities want because he is the best link they have in f

to begin by getting your reaction to what donald trump said when jake tapper asked hip, sincem, donald trummarriages. >> what do you say to a lesbian or gay man who is married and -- >> i'm for traditional marriage. >> george takei, what would you like to say to donald trump? >> well as a matter of fact i did have a conversation with him. as you may know i did the apprentice show, and during a press conference i challenged him to have lunch with me so that we can discuss marriage equality. this was i think, two years ago. and i fully expected him to demur, saying i'm too busy, but he did accept. and we had that lunch. and when i, again, met him, he said you know what george i just came from a gay marriage. he had come from a wedding of a very important broadway personality, jordan roth. he is the head of some theaters and the producer of many broadway plays. and he told me they're good friends of mine. it was a beautiful marriage. and they're wonderful friends. and i said why can't you support marriage equality. you go to weddings of same-sex couples, and he said well i'm for traditional ma

>> there's a difference between jeb bush and donald trum in a number of ways. >> mr. immigration reform. he also mentioned common korbie the way, it's interesting, because he doesn't -- i don't think he sees what he said specifically as being something that hurts hundreds of thousands of potentially millions of people. a lot of people feel slighted by someone who says that the u.s. has become a dumping ground for everybody else's problems. and that they're bringing in rapists, and then he said something newsworthy as well. he said he feels terrorists could be crossing the border any minute, and carrying out terrorist attacks. i also mentioned the fact that 9/11 were middle easterners many with visas that have come in. there's been no mexican, and there's been no central or south america that's participated in an act of terrorism in the united states. he says wait until tomorrow. wait until the future. who knows what the future holds, that border is so porous promise to build a huge wall and make mexico pay for it. >> one thing is for sure, donald trump is a fascinatin

when donald trum april announce the his presidential campaign yesterday, you might remember one of the things he did right off the top is make a very big deal about how many people were there at the trump tower in new york to see him make his presidential announcement. here's how that announcement started. >> wow! whoa! that is some group of people. thousands. so nice. thank you very much. that's really nice. thank you. it's great to be a trump tower. it's great to be in a wonderful city, new york. and it's an honor to have everybody here. this is beyond anybody's expectations. there's been no crowd like this. and i can tell you, some of the candidates they went in they didn't know the air conditioner didn't work. they sweated like dogs. they didn't know the room was too big because they didn't have anybody there. how are they going to be beat isis? i don't think it's going to happen. >> dog's technically don't sweat. they pant. tongue out of the mouth and everything. but still, donald trump says he can beat isis because his rooms not too big. unlike rick perry who was sweaty at his an

there was a consulting group and casting company that has worked with donald trum envelope the past andfered to pay actors $50 to cheer on donald trump and carry signs. cbs news has reached out to donald trump's campaign, but so far no response. >>> new photos show what david sweat and richard matt may look like now after nearly two weeks on the run. michelle miller is dannemora, new york where the prisoners broke out. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. it's been 12 days since the prisoners escaped this prison crawled through various pipes along the road. but with no signs of the two men, law enforcement officials are now changing their strategy. after sweeping through hundreds of homes and scouring more than 10,000 acres of woods and fields officials are widening the fielder is. ing for richard matt and david sweat. >> we have no information they have been able to leave the area. that being said it doesn't mean they haven't been able to escape the area. >> reporter: 800 officers have been reduced to 600. they'll use a search strategy more with intelligence and others' help. they'

. >> donald trum listen call you out. >> he will call you out in a minute.see if this continues. >> police are investigating whether a historic bed and breakfast in maine broke gaming laws. they pay $125,000 each to to win an inn, mainly the center lovell inn. a virgin islands couple with hospitality industry experience will get the key. the owner checked out when our affiliate wgme tried to talk to her. she took over after winning the contest herself. >>> this morning queen elizabeth may make a move. officials say no major work has been done on her london home sense she took the throne in 1952. the palace needs extensive repairs including plumbing and electrical work and asbestos removal. the project is expected to cost more than 230 million homes. the queen has about 130 home bus spends her time at buckingham palace. >> they've got to find a way to pay for it too. >> the queen is poor? >> i'm just telling you what i read this morning, whether it's visitors. it's going to be quite a hefty price tag. >> everybody knows home renovations are very painful. >>>

. >>> welcome to "hannity" we're broadcasting in trum tower where yesterday donald trump announced he is running for prooensesident of the united states. he will be our guest for the full hour. here is how this went down yesterday. >> our country needs a truly great leader. we need a truly great leader now. we need a leader that wrote the art of the deal. we need a leader that can bring back our jobs, can bring back our manufacturing, our military. can take care of our vets. ladies and gentlemen, i am officially running for president of the united states and we are going to make our country great again. >> joining us now for the full hour is 2016 gop presidential candidate donald trump. mr. trump, here we are at trump tower, big day yesterday. >> it's been a lucky building for me. let's see what happens. >> you started out yesterday saying our country is in serious trouble. i agree with you. how bad do you think it really is? >> on every front. if you like militarily they're laughing at us. can you imagine any of our great generals putting up with what we're putting up with isis? they

. >>> welcome to "hannity" we're broadcasting in trum tower where yesterday donald trump announced heunited states. he will be our guest for the full hour. here is how this went down yesterday. >> our country needs a truly great leader. we need a truly great leader now. we need a leader that wrote the art of the