what is the most fun about being donald trump? and what is the biggest downside of being donald trump? >> i have to be very careful with that answer. i could get into a lot of trouble. i could say, i have had a lot of fun in my life. i have a wonderful family, a wonderful wife. my children are great. i think the best part is that i love what i do. i really enjoy what i do. i think the hardest part is the fact that i can't go anywhere. i used to -- like, in the real estate business, it used to be i could walk the streets of manhattan, i could see signs that something is for sale. i can't do that anymore. a lot of that started with "the art of the deal" when that became the number one book, then it went to "the apprentice," even more so when "the apprentice" became successful. it is very hard to do that now. but i will tell you, i have a great time with my life. i have a lot of incredible friends, including you. it was a great honor to be asked by you. i don't know how many people -- this is truly one of the great men and great succ

i thought it would be interesting for everyone to hear from donald trump. so i want to thank you, donald, for coming this evening. >> it is my pleasure. thank you very much. >> let me start by asking you this. it is rumored you may go to iowa soon to do some explore tri -- exploratory work. i would ask you, why you -- why why would you consider a home that has a smaller square footage and is much older? >> that's a very good question. first, i would like to say, it is such a privilege to be here. so many great friends. one is david blassi. he said, would you do it? and i have great respect for david and what he represents, so i agreed to do it. it is going to be a great event. like this is your biggest sellout crowd, and i think we'll have the biggest sellout crowd in iowa, too. there is a real estate dinner in iowa, done by a very big company, a terrific company, and they asked me to be the >> let me finish that up. are you considering getting into politics as a candidate or are you not sure yet? if you did not think we did a good job, i would not be her to

tacky from donald trump? >> from donald trump. >> wow.. >> those excesses may have been tacky, but tacky doesn't send you to jail. far more serious was the allegation that kozlowski literally stole money from tyco. he and his second-in-command, mark swartz, were charged with stealing $170 million and pocketing an additional $430 million through the sale of company stock while lying about tyco's financial condition. the prosecution accused kozlowski of granting himself unauthorized bonuses and running hundreds of millions of dollars worth of personal expenses through interest-free tyco loan programs. no expense was too great or too small to run through tyco. none of this, claims the prosecution, was authorized by the tyco board, and the jury agreed. guilty. >> i am absolutely not guilty of the charges that were brought upon me. there was no criminal intent here. nothing was hidden. there were no shredded documents. nobody was told not to say anything. all the information the prosecutors got was directly off the books and records of the com

and i thought that it would be very interesting for everybody to hear from donald trump. so i wanted to thank you, donald for coming this evening. >> it's my honor. thank you very much. great honor. [ applause ] >> so let me start by asking you this. it's rumored that you are thinking of going to iowa soon to maybe do some exploratory work, and my question is why would you consider a job that has a smaller home and an older plane than you currently have. >> that's a very tough question. first david called and said would you do this. when david calls, i say yes. when other people calls not so much. so many friends, one of them is david bossy who is heading up that dinner and that whole weekend, and he said -- >> in iowa. >> in iowa. and he said would you do it? and i have great respect for david and what he's done and what he represents. so i agreed to do it. and it's going to be a great event. like this is your biggest sellout crowd. i think we'll have the biggest sellout crowd they've ever had in iowa, too, from what i'm understanding. so i look forward to that. the night

donald trump says he considered a white house run in 2016. he told an audience that the economic club in washington, d.c. last night, that he's now strongly considering it. trump flirted with the idea after presidential campaign in 2012, however, he never officially entered, and later endorsed mitt romney. >> coming up on 5:13, want to check in with katie. do we need the umbrella today? >> i would say it is probably good idea to let it go. if you're out this afternoon, this evening, generally when the time something look to go evolve here for us to see any wet weather fire up. and it is thankfully, strictly rain this time around. we do not have to worry about any ice, any snow, it is just rain, simply because little too warm for anything but plane old rain. let's take you out there. show you the view here. as we start things off on storm scan3, if we can get there, we can expect to see some of the wet weather currently now moving through western pa, head our way, with time. so, there we go. as we take you, or are we out to it? we're out to it

pleasure. >> donald trump is fired up.s he slamming sony and he is taking to instagram to do it. >> kim jong un is now capable of nuking all of the coast. >> i hear it was a terrible, terrible movie. >> the point is, we're talking about nuclear nation at war with each other. >> they should have never pulled it. >> you two lucky gentlemen are going to in a room alone with him. >> that's right. >> the cia would love it if you could take him out. >> sonoma has absolutely no courage of guts. good evening, donald. you say sony has no courage and no guts. what do you mean? >> look, number one, there are are always two sides of a story it really gets to a point it is extortion. they are saying things and doing things that i think the bigger problem is if north korea, who we think of as being very backward, and, yet, they are sort of like working on nuclear, but if north korea has this kind of power, that they can do things on the internet that we have no idea what's happening, that is not a good thing. they seem to be pretty soph

he used to go around saying, donald trump is a smart guy. o brag, he used to smartestd trump is the of the young people. he got married. that marriage was a disaster. he said, you should build a winery with the money i gave you. she did. it went bust. i bought it from the bank. they had hundreds of millions of dollars in it. it is now the largest winery on the east coast. it is called trump wine and champagne and everything. my son eric trump runs it. it has become fantastic. it is so beautiful. people are getting married there. he had a car collection where he had these massive buildings and i turned them into ball rooms. and people are getting married there. it is right next to universal, virginia. right next to the home of thomas jefferson. touches the property. it is a beautiful area. we are very proud of it. the winery is beautiful. they built a magnificent winery. it is sad, they never really got to use it. >> closer to here you worn the right to build a hotel at the old post office building. how did you win that one? did you pay the hi

is this man donald trump talks about his brand, political ambitions -- businessman donald trump talks about his brand and political ambitions. and how political views are conveyed in pop culture. c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. >> both cbs and hbo have announced recently that they are going to begin internet video streaming services, thus bypassing the traditional media -- broadcast, cable, etc. that is our topic this week on "the communicators," how people are getting their tv, what's the future of tv. joining us from the new york studio are two leading analysts of the telecom industry, craig moffett and michael nathanson, and they are partners in the moffettnathanson research firm. mr. moffett, let's begin with you. what is the impact, what is your initial reaction to what cbs, hbo have announced, and then add onto that netflix and apple, etc., all these other different services -- what is the impact on the overall television industry? >>

trump forgives miss usa. rosie mouths off. the donald culls her fat. rosie mouths off again. trump calls her a slob, i rule in favor of trump. called justice, folks. should have ended there. but now i'm rethinking my decision. and not just because barbara walters is now playing both sides like a sultry soft focused double agent. no. i have soured on trump because he went after someone i hold dear, secretary of state condoleezza rice. here's what trump said about condi yesterday. >> we need a negotiator. we don't need sound bites. we don't need people walking off planes waving, sitting with a dictator, waving, getting back on the plane, waving, and nothing happens. we need negotiator -- negotiators. >> stephen: listen to me you blow-dried chinchilla. secretary rice plays a high-stake game that you and i will never understand. she has got norad on speed dial. that wave could be a signal to nuke belgium. no big loss, by the way. you cross condi, and next year you could be doing the apprentice: gitmo. get higher ratings. jimmy, take away trump's victory sorry, the donald, but unti

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donald -- donald trump here to weigh in on that. >> rewards for rioting. emotional impairment. we are reading your e-mail. >> you're reading my copy. >> that's right, i am. i won't read steve's. i like him better. >> whoa. >> now you have a story. >>> and then there is this from elton john. he just fell out of his chair. the teleprompter says, we've all been there. we don't fall out of the chair. we slide around on the chair. because mornings are better on the couch. >> i think so. >> in all fairness to elisabeth, sometimes on the teleprompter you can not tell where we're supposed to stop and the next person starts. >> i can be a teleprompter hog. you want to bent about that? >> no. a lot of times you see the big white lines, that says stop. >> when you see the word brian. >> that's also an indication. >> here it says brian, but i'm gog read it. fox news alert right now. u.s. facilities across the globe on high alert as a new terror report with detailed descriptions of secret c.i.a. interrogation tactics is about to be released by senate democrats. doug lu

donald trump thank you very much. >> thank you very much. >> well, what does one eric trump think about his dad's presidential run and is he getting into politics? that's 8:00 p.m. on the fox business network. trpg read from the one they call the kennedy type in the trump family. we shall see. >>> attacks on kids, a cafe, soldiers, beheadings, are all of these terror groups trying to one up each other? says isis raised the bar on terrorist brutality and now you have all these other groups including the taliban in pakistan trying to one up them. what is going on here? >> you know, neil, isis, you could say they lowered the bar depending on your perspective. isis emerged in a powerful way in 2014. been around for a few years but announced their presence this year with beheadings, massacres, mass rapes, slavery, and other jihadist groups around the world see this and they kind of have to raise their game, especially al qaeda, neil. isis is the big dog on the block now. they're capturing all the headlines and doing it with this violence, debrevity. i think we're going to see more and more u

i'm sure i will say some things that i wake up to in the morning and pull a donald trump or somethinggret tweeting for the rest of my life. >> how much of it is strategy? >> it is less strategic than you might think. because my brain is all over the place. it is actually very representative of the random notions that i have. >> i've had the benefit of seeing you do magic. >> i'm less active now as a magician. >> that is a very hard thing to learn. what have you learned from that? how has it affected your career? >> the magic industry is very weird. have you been to magic conference? >> no. that sounds like an interesting experience. >> you think they tech industry has a diversity problem. ? there is something called the international brotherhood of magicians. i do not think about anything except what not to do. it was a fun experience in my teenage years. >> will box become a public company? >> that is the path we are on. i would say it is pretty likely. >> would you say yes? >> i would say that it is the path we are on. >> would you ever start anything new? or is this it? >> if this

she'll join us with the emotional interview coming up in 26 minutes. >>> donald trump joins us every the weekend, all eyes on new york city. here in new york city, there have been all these protests over the last couple of months. it was very clear that what happened in new york was a revenge murder because of this guy who said they take one of ours, let's take two of theirs. referring to eric garner and michael brown as well. a number of police officers say that al sharpton, the mayor here, bill de blasio have blood on their hands. what do you say? >> i live in new york and i know al sharpton very well. i dealt with him many times over the years. and he is a guy who i don't believe really believes what he's saying. some people would call him a con man. you look at one case which was a disaster and a disgrace. it was somebody else other than sharpton that would have been jail time for those people. and he's gotten away with a lot of murder. he probably makes a decent living. he doesn't pay taxes. if you didn't pay your tax, you'd be going to jail for a long time. >> as would you. >> f

donald trump worked with many new york mayors and he joins us now. mr. is morning. >> good morning. i have indeed worked with many. many many. i've seen them all. >> so what is the key then to working with them? is there a way that they can mend this rift? >> well, it's going to be hard because when mayor de blasio, now when he was campaigning, he was very very tough on the police, very tough. and you know, it all started with stop and frisk and it went sort of wild from there and the police were not liking it and they did like stop and frisk. if someone has a gun we'd like to find out whether or not he has a gun before he uses it. and there was a big outcry about that. and there was a bigger outcry for people that want to keep it to be honest with you. it started with that. but his campaign, as scott know because scott watched it. and hello and congratulations. that's terrific. >> good to speak with you. let me ask you a question. how about saying you're sorry? get in the room with the leadership and some of the people affected most dramatically by this

he's donald trump. would he seriously want to move to a smaller house, the white house? let's ask his son. great family. all the kids. trump eric trump. just got married. >> the last one. held out as long as you could. what is dad saying? he toyed with it years ago. hinted at it in 2008. i wonder if he's serious. >> he's the greatest patriot. he loves america. he's very sad with the direction of this country. $18 trillion of debt. adding trillions of national debt. we have a health system broken. we have isis cutting off our heads. he's just fed up. neil: what would he have to offer to fix that? better good at real estate, bette really good at raising money. >> everything he touched turned to gold. neil: certainly brass. >> he's incredible. the infrastructure in the country, every single time i go through the airport, i travel through the world. i see tile ceilings -- neil: that implies you're flying commercial. we have to talk to dad. >> it's sad to see the infrastructure crumble. he would do an amazing job with that. neil: there was a talk a while back that some in your

donald trump appears ready to run for the white house again.aking in washington, d.c., last night, trump says he's strongly considering it. he said the national debt was his primary motivation for higher office. he expressed similar interest back in 2012 but then decided against it. >>> much more serious contender for the job is former florida governor jeb bush. he's throwing out plenty of hints as devon dwyer explains. >>> congratulations, dr. jeb bush. >> reporter: he hasn't made it official but jeb bush sure sounds like he's running for the white house. >> this is your life. these are your goals. if they matter to you, you'll do everything possible to achieve them. >> reporter: the former florida governor told college graduates in the early primary state of south carolina what he also seems to be telling himself. >> you can do big things if you set the stage in a campaign and then move forward. >> reporter: first, bush plans to do what no potential presidential candidate has done before. he told our abc affiliate in miami of plans to publish

very powerfully during the -- at the height of the birther controversy about the president where donald trump is demanding that the president release his long-form birth certificate. and then after that demanding that we see his transcripts. barack obama's the best we got as african americans. this is as good as it gets, you know? the comedian sinbad, says, "there are no more. there are no black men, raised in hawaii with roots in kansas. that's just not going to happen again, this is the best we have." and if you don't believe him, then you definitely don't believe me. and you definitely don't believe my son, you know? you definitely don't believe these black folks, who were born in cleveland or born in baltimore, born in chicago. so young african americans who see that, who see people who have totally, totally played by the rules and then come to their neighborhoods and tell them to play by the rules, too. and they see them being treated with a double standard. the message is you're not really part of this. the message is a broken social contract that there's one social contract for one gro

>> the latest leak, racially charged e-mails about denzel >>> plus, from chris rock to donald trump,oday. >> it's certainly a terrible thing. >> trump is our special co-host in new york. >> don't miss it, or you're fired. >>> teresa giudice's christmas nightmare. why the feds just raided her home and took her children's presents. >>> plus -- >> it's an "extra" exclusive. >> nicki minaj on the year of the booty. >> you, kim kardashian, j. lo. who would win that? >>> this is "extra" at universal studios hollywood, the entertainment capital of l.a.

. >> he likes nice things, and he makes donald trump's empire look like the back of pauley d.''re great. >> france. >> they're in good shape. >> probably kept them happy. flying in jet with seat belt, so they're nice and happy and safe. >> apparently. >> tim is an investor into real estate, telecoms and the newly expanding service industries of the new china. he's also the president of roosevelt china investments, a very old company with a long history doing business here. created by the roosevelt family, maybe you've heard of them. this is his clubhouse, really, the house of roosevelt right in the middle of it all. wine is big here now. the french chateau's more and more look to china as the indicator of price, as the market maker. tim alone has stacked around 4,000 labels here. china in general bought 2 billion bottles of red wine alone last year. think about that for a minute. they are now the leading market for red wine in the world. >> pretty amazing here. >> i designed this place in five minutes. i look at this place for like six months. >> uh-huh. >> daytime, nighttime.

donald trump, who decided he was going to run for president in 2000, 2006, 2008, 2010 and tried in 2012, not be outdone, the donald has decided he's seriously now considering running in 2016. donald, the problem i have a candidate already. and that's teddy cruz, and i don't think you should get in his way. i have a perfect idea, cruz-trump. >> a person who has been married for ten years, i would like to wish my wife a happy anniversary. that's me in the middle. we met 11 years ago. we got married at city hall. >> so this is your wedding photo? >> there is a special buffet at applebees in sometimes square. the way everybody does their 10th anniversary. >> you said you were having beef jerky for dinner tonight. >> i'm giving him a hard time, so let's just watch instead. >>> two weeks ago, president obama signed an executive order that granted temporary legal status to 5 million undocumented workers and provided a path to citizenship for those that meet certain criteria, thus giving immigrants a new way to enter our country. ♪ oh, yeah ♪ president obama's taken a hard stance on immigration

donald trump weighs in in three or fouonr minutes. >>> good morning. today is monday, december 15.th hasselbeck. a fox news alert. sydney, australia under siege. at least a dozen people taken hostage by an armed muslim extremist. this morning as some victims escape, others are forced to hang an islamic flag and now the united states is on high alert. we are live with the developing details. >>> and different note, anti-cop protests turn violent in new york city. one man even brought a bag of hammers to a rally and he's a professor. the niece of dr. martin luther king, junior is here with a message for those protesters. >>> and ladies, does your man suffer from selective hearing? give him a break. scientists say it's not our fault. >> good. >> did you say something? >> nothing. >> thank you for joining us. mondays are better with friends. >>> we're starting with a fox news alert. from new york city, dramatic vialed i don't shows five people escaping an armed extremist holding them hostage in a sydney, australia cafe. a dozen people still inside. police wearing night vision goggles a

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donald trump makes a lot of sense. think the one -- neil: you left out george pataki. >> i love him. he's been on this show. neil: are you sort of nice to everyone? >> you know what, i take the high road. try to to be positive. watch christie. i have to give my listeners credit, watch it all fall apart -- neil: the money guys are getting leery. they could easily coalesce around a different guy. right now it's not christie. >> not bush. neil: i don't know who it will be. >> look at the other side. who can fight the other side? it's not going to be hillary. neil: when are you going to the 40th reunion? >> february 15th. in the beacher section. >> you are so kind. between you and i, i didn't know if i would be invited or not. neil: are you kidding? if they didn't invite you, that would be the lead story on this show. disan italian, it's going to be a long day. >> and chris christie, watch him, if i may respectfully state. neil: there you go. someone is in the tank. when we come back, all you restaurant guys who had to red

i wai don't want to sound like donald trump. i felt chinese need us more than we need them. >> we certainly do. that 318.7. that was 122 percent of chinese surplus. they cannot replace american market. they've become export dependent. even if we reduced buying, we would put the chinese economy in the tank for decades. neil: you know all the power players there. do they laugh at us. boy, if americans realized the edge they have on us and how much they have over us, well, thank god they don't. do they say that? >> what they say these days is that, you know, the united states is in terminal decline. china will own the century. this is your point about intimidating the rest of the world. they've done a good job intimidating washington. but now with what we're seeing coming out of china, it's inconsistent with their narrative of 7 percent growth. i think we might actually get better policies out of washington now that we can see them from afar and see they're not really 10 feet tall. neil: they've been like the global leader, at leas

donald trump, an outspoken critic of george w.otential presidential candidate himself said people should look to him as an alternative. >> i think the last thing we need right now is another bush. i'm a republican. the last thing we need right now is another bush. >> if jeb bush wins the nomination it could set up a dynastic match against hillary clinton, the democrat favored for nomination but john mccain says he is backing a different horse. >> i think it was predict ablg. i-- predictable. i think he was an excellent governor of florida and excellent individual. if lindsey graham decides to run i'll vote for him. >> if he runs he'll have a tougher time than his father did and his brother did although they didn't have cakewalks. >> there are still 691 days until election day 201 but it is like christmas. the election day and campaigns keep getting quicker and quicker. >> let's keep talking about 2016. which other candidates do you want to see jump in the race? who would you vote for? weigh in on our facebook page after the show,

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