>> of course i do. >> the chairman of donny deutsch, host of way too early. a little loopy. >> you eat that turkey -- >> it makes you sleep. >> i ate turducken. >> it's a duck wrapped in a chicken wrapped inside a turkey. >> and the family drama. >> i ate the drumstick at one of the in-laws. >> also the massive aggressive fighting. >> my brothers are done. by 2:00, i stayed away for a couple of years. >>as we move forward, there is a lot of water under the grbridge. it's a rough year for the president. let's talk about what's happening over the next month. this has been some would say disastrous, but perhaps it will hold together. what are we looking at? what can the president accomplish between now and december 31st? >> not much. there is not much time and he doesn't have much momentum behind his back. remember where we were after the election? we were looking at the possibility of immigration reform and advancing health care and gains in the foreign policy. virtually middle of that happened. it has been administration beset by scandals and set backs and adm

back on set, catty kay, nicole wallace, mike barnicle, and donny deutsch..w. bush, mayor ford is. >> he's bush. >> he's warning the city council, who is saddam, don't invade kuwait. i'm giving you fair warning if you invade kuwait, i'm going to get you. >> i'm going to get you. quite obviously. right? rudy giuliani was america's mayor. this is the world's mayor. >> there is no doubt about it. in addition to being an adjunct history -- professor of history some places clearly because the metaphors he employs. >> wow. you're our resident stuff about -- guy who's gone through the ages and knows everything because you've been around a long time. >> wow. >> donny deutsch going dirty. >> are you related to rob ford? >> at least he leaves his clothes on. >> we don't have doris kearns goodwin here. in the history of politicians, goofy politicians behaving absurdly, number one? >> oh -- >> really think it through though. i'm going to put this guy as a michael jordan. >> it's a short list. >> name one that beats him. >> blago is up there. >> blago was on my mind yest

donny deutsch!nature. >> i do that so i don't lose things. >> i guy who has been closed for two days in a row. bad stuff. >> you are quite a day hosting "the view." charlie rose, daily show, the right path. i love to talk about your book. seriously it's so good, everybody is talking about it. we could talk about it for three hours. >> bill clinton talked about it. he had advice for the president yesterday. that's always good. you get the president to do that. to me that was a real moment. that was rough. >> it's the truth, but it's rough. >> it's the truth, but yesterday there was a similarity between barack obama's health care which is his defining moment in his presidency and george bush's war in iraq. the american people feeling deceived and a failure. >> except is trying to help people. >> the american people feels that -- >> come on. they both were. >> former president bill clinton is wading into the health care debate said president obama should stick by the pledge that if you like your plan,

with us on set we have the chairman of deutsch incorporated, donny deutsch. you are wonderful.

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chairman of deutsche incorporated, donny deutsche. >> deutsche, american express. >> juggernauts. seals barking at the waves. because there was just this tidal wave of the massive stores coming into town. that's not really the case anymore. you've just -- you've seen a lot of small businesses, local owned businesses, you know, starting to really, you know, kind of grow again. >> is main street coming back? >> yeah. is main street coming back? >> i think it's starting to come back. the reality is, as you know, there are 28 million small businesses. and their health is fundamental to the u.s. economy. >> right. >> what a lot of people don't realize is that small businesses generate two-thirds of the new jobs over the last two decades. >> wow. >> what's important about small businesses, for every dollar you spend in your local community, 52 cents stays there. >> you've been doing this for a while now, right? how long has this been going on? >> this is our fourth year. very frankly, coming out of the financial crisis, around two months before thanksgiving, we said we want to do someth

with us on set we have the chairman of deutsch incorporated, donny deutsch. you are wonderful.icole here. >> we have donny in full dress. >> i was about to thank donny to be so generous to my daughter's medical relief fun. >> i'm still traumatized from yesterday. pills aren't helping. >> visiting professor at nyu, harold ford jr. >> i owe you a check. >> will you >> we can get to $100,000. >> incredible. 15 years old raising that kind of money. >> 17. she was so confident. i'm so proud. >> and in chicago, msnbc and "time" magazine senior political analyst mark halperin. joe is on his way in from arizona. he was at the republican association. talking about his book. he'll be stumbling into the door any minute. i don't know how he got there from late last night to this morning but it's reported he's in the city and on his way. >> motorcade. police motorcade. >> poor joe so, tired. >> let's start there. because there was a lot of news out of arizona this week. the nation's republican governors are in scottsdale, arizona for their annual conference fresh off his re-election victory

. >> larry said i guess donny deutsche knows how to on a birthday cake. >> i just ate munchkins. >> didou just say that? thank god, julianna goldberg. sorry we left you in the dark with donny. from washington, we have new york times reporter jeremy peters. guys, jeremy, stay with me. willie, can you believe this? the fda seeking near total ban on transfats. this is huge. it's going to save lives, thousands of lives. it's really going to change the food we eat, like the frosting i used to eat like yogurt when i was a kid, all transfats. i don't know how they are going make it. doughnuts. popcorn, frozen pizza, coffee creamers. all these things, they are going to have to reengineer them. >> why are liberal sos antiscience? do you know how hard it was to come up with the right mix of chemicals to create transfat that is allow, for instance, i don't know, a candy bar to last after a nuclear explosion? it's not easy to do. this locks in goodness. >> those were good american jobs, too. twinkie. come on. >> pills bury dough boy. >> it's a good story. itis good for the nation's health. i'm glad

around the set a lot of people -- and around the world, diplomats were telling me what donny deutsch can i ask you around the pool that follows the president, were there raised eyebrows? was there skepticism that he was pushing a deal to distract from what was going on at home? >> i don't think there was skepticism that he was pushing a deal in order to get away from health care or some of the other issues, but it was very clear that a deal is something that the president really wanted. this is something he has wanted for several years now. he really is staking a lot of credibility on -- the iran deal specifically, if you remember back to the 2008 campaign, if you remember back to his first inaugural address, this is something he made very clear. he was willing to talk to iran. we reported that this outreach to iran went far deeper than what people knew, involved a lot of secret talks. this is something he talks. whether or not he did it to distract from health care i think a lot of people will take a stand on that. i'm going to back away from that question. >> mike, historically swi