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doral, for instance, is still making money.not worried if his business empire pays a price forehis presidency. >> i will tell you, as most of you know, being president has cost me a fortune, and that's okay with me. >> reporter: but his biographers say in reality declining revenue at trump tower and doral have to be eating away at donald trump. >> deep down he is someone who reacts very poorly to a downturn, someone who doesn't like to be told he is not a winner at every turn. >> reporter: responding to cnn's request for comment, a representative of the trump organization called the article on the doral resort, quote, absolute garbage, saying 2018 was one of the best years in the history of that property. trump's son eric trump told "the washington post," quote, our iconic properties are the best in the world, and our portfolio is unrivaled by anyone. brian todd, cnn, washington. >>> coming up, a moment a pilot confronted boeing about the type of plane now involved in two deadly crashes. >> we flat-out deserve to know what son

. >> let's bring in jonathan o'connell, a reporter who report about his doral resort. behind the decline. >> some people may remember when mr. trump was campaigning made comments about mexican immigrants being rapist or drug dealers and a major sponsor that played at doral every year for 50-some odd years and pulled out and the tournament left as a result and that tournament was essential to bringing golfers from around the country and around the world to doral because they could watch famous golfers play on tv and then go play that course themselves and now that sort of annual advertising boost is really gone. >> so i read the quote from eric trump in your piece. is he not looking at the same documents you're looking at? >> that is a good question. the trump family likes to talk about how they have some of the best real estate and some of the best cities in the world. and obviously miami is a great american city and this is a beautiful golf course. at the same time there is no question that the finances there have gotten much worse over the last two years. we're relyi

that report citing florida public records reveals that trump's doral resort is severely underperformingto other resorts in the area. >> it says the decline at doral is especially significant because the resort had seemed better inside lalulated from ot backlash than other trump properties. eric trump who runs the operations told the "washington post" this story is completely senseless saying their properties are unrivaled by anyone. >> joining us now, author of that report, "washington post" reporter david ferhenholt. so walk us through this. >> it turns out one of the most important properties financially in this entire portfolio is this resort that we don't really think about, doral, this huge golf resort, in an industrial area near the miami airport. like a 50 something old resort that trump bought a few years ago. it is huge and needs tonight to customers just to keep it operating. and what he with foue we found documents that after trump got into politics, that resort went into steep decline. net operating income dropped by 69% just in the two years between 2015 and 2017. >> bloomb

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today is trump doral.the first time a representative in the president's own company issedis admitting the trump name is not good for business. >> the trump family has talked about how much money their brand is worth and how they have the best properties and cities in the world and they've been unbralkable as a luxury brand. but again behind closed doors. when they're looking for a tax break in this case in florida. their attorneys are saying the brain is hurting quite a bit, driving down revenue, turning down customers and causing a big problem. >> tell me about the significance of trump doral. that it holds for this president. >> it's the biggest golf resort. he changed the design complete laand made it just for it big bangers. and then he drilled them so craze ey. it uted to be a great stop on t pga tour but he landed the helicopter that cadillac pulled out. the whole tournament jumped the wall and is now in mex co. and he hacked off all the neighbors bu sawing i can don't like the stuff you do in your b

>> doral is the opposite of what i just talked about.ace that has to survive with trump's name but can't sell access to the presidency. he never goes there. his people never go there. there's no way by going there you will run into the president and put an idea in his ear. what we found looking at data the trump administration gave himself to miami-dade county in florida was a steep deliecline after he got into the presidential election. so the money left over after paying expenses dropped by 69% at the time. the reason for the decline, the trump organization hired a representative to tell the county what accounted for this decline and she said it's clear, the reason for the decline is trump. he's that unpopular. >> you're saying branding, the name trump lost value, you don't hear that much from somebody who has this kind of a position and association with trump, right? >> right. it's real liely interesting. she was so clear in the meeting, the answer is trump, he's the reason we're in decline. but if you ask the trump organization, eric

and trump national doral resort was one of the biggest income sources for the president. >>> new detailsation. unsealed documents said that flynn told people connected with the trump administration was trying to influence his cooperation with robert mueller. and he said that senior campaign officials suggested reaching out to wikileaks. they want the justice department to unredact parts of the report. >>> a judge ordered the former army intelligence analyst back behind bars because she refuses to testify. she will be held until she agrees to testify or until the term expires. manning said she would rather starve to death than cooperate with prosecutors. >>> there's a criticism of students getting a score based on the environment they grew up. the college board says it plans to even the playing field so students with low-income backgrounds. but critics say it shows that colleges don't need tests like the s.a.t. >>> the government is out with the climate prediction. >> temperatures are likely to be warmer on both coasts. from dallas to chicago to minneapolis, we'll see rain and cooler-than

according to federal disclosures, in 2015 trump listed doral as his biggest money-making hotel.ng income has fallen by 69%. to explain the decline, the trump organization issued a statement to the paper blaming various factors, including fears associated with the zika virus and hurricanes in 2016 and 2017. meanwhile, trump tower now ranks as one of the least desirable luxury properties in new york city. bloomberg reports over the past two years, condo sales in the 36-year-old building have sold at more than a 20% loss. the commercial portion of the building has also been struggling with more than 242,000 square feet of vacant office space. nick confessore, what do you make of these reports? >> it's fascinating, mika. the focus has been on the president earning money off these while in the presidency gut we see in these stories, it's bad for business to be president with trump, bad for properties. people are staying away because he's the president and he's trump. he's scaring people away from his own properties and it's costing him money. >> another internal chaos at the national

"the new york times" reports the president named a villa at his national doral course in miami afterounced woods would design a golf course for him in dubai. let's discuss with the man who wrote the book on tiger woods, literally. armen kattan is the coauthor of the best-selling tiger woods book. he's an anchor and executive producer for the atlantic. so nice to have so can you remind americans of just how close this relationship is between the president and tiger woods? and the business connection the two have. >> well, i don't think it's as close as a lot of people are making it right now, poppy. you have to remember, you mentioned it was 2014. i think you have to put this into perspective and into context. in 2014, donald trump was a businessman. he wasn't even a candidate for president. and in 2014, tiger woods was full of problems. back problems, swing problems. and he was pivoting towards golf course design as his future as a businessman. and so to take it, what we're looking at today, with the medal of freedom and go back five years and say, well, they were business partners,

his prized doral resort is in steep decline.ade of tax returns show over a billion dollars in losses. also trump tower, his crown jewel, i think it's down 20-some percent for sales. but his whole campaign was based on him being this brilliant businessman. do you think that changes things in 2020 or is that baked into the cake? >> yeah, i don't think that matters. people have to be careful. you don't want to start doing this to a man like this because his mind, if he keeps chipping away he's capable of anything. >> let's talk about "red state blue state." colin quinn, what are you doing here? let's talk about red state. you guys know what i mean. colin quinn, what are you doing here? >> i'm here to promote "red state blue state" my new cnn comedy special. >> you point out the absurdity of politics on both sides of the aisle. here's a look. >> and i understand it's sad breaking up the united states. but we're already broken up. this would just be acknowledging it. we're already tribal. we're broken into tribes already. it's over.

the doral, the president got -- $76 million in 2018. at mar-a-lago, it was down slightly, $22 million, last year it was at $25 million. the total here at trump international hotel, the income there is up to $40 million a year. it's up about a half a million, a little bit when you see the numbers there. there it shows it double. that really reflects when the hotel went into operation. i'll give you an example for why this isn't terribly precise. the president took out a mortgage, a 30-year note on a piece of property, and the range was somewhere between $5 million and $15 million. my notes say between $5 million and $25 million, excuse me. that actual property, we believe, was his sister's property, which he bought in the range of $14 million. so these aren't precise, but they do give you an example of where the president stands with some of his assets and the kind of income. and it's basically showing, not a huge change from 2017. ali? >> hans nichols for us at the white house. thank you, sir. >>> coming up, reports that president trump

y por teléfono le traducen al español desde el hotel de trump en doral, florida. después de cáncer. sin una jubilación, gastó la mayor parte de sus ahorros en el tratamiento de su esposa. gabriel: y ya también la otra pregunta que les hice era que este, por ejemplo, si no íbamos a tener como una, este--indmenización o algo, por tanto tiempo que llevábamos trabajando para ellos. peniley: el reclamo no dio resultados. gabriel: solamente pagaron lo que nos debían. peniley: en puebla sus familias les apoyan en la batalla legal. filiberto: que valga la pena todo su esfuerzo, toda su lucha. y si hay gente que los puede ayudar para reconocer todo ese-- ese sufrimiento, ese trabajo, hombre, pues qué bonito sería. locutor: cuando regresemos... por primera vez se revela que trump también ha indocumentados en un viñedo de su familia en virginia. martha: yo no llené ninguna aplicación. nada más entregué mi social, [música] empezar un negocio requiere dormir bien todas las noches del mes. las toallas nocturnas always son hasta el doble de largas y protegen hasta 10 horas. abso

trump has named a villa after him at the trump national doral miami and gone into business abroad withs. trump today also presented the commander in chief's trophy to the west point football team and made some news while doing it. according to jonathan allen, trump said monday that he wants to allow top athletes from service academies to defer their military duty so they can play professional sports. the president said the move would boost recruiting for the service academies sports teams. of course, one famous example of this restriction, david robinson, had to wait two years after the 1987 nba draft to join the spurs because he had to fulfill his service requirement at the naval academy. almost took them to the final four in 1986. the controversial disqualification at this weekend's kentucky derby. that was the first time in the race's 145-year history that a horse was dq'd. that's been upheld tonight by racing officials in kentucky, and the president sounded off on twitter after the race. he said the decision was not a good one, it was a rough and tumble race on a wet and sloppy tra

"the washington post" doing some really in depth reporting about his cherished doral resort, and sayingg income had been down -- is down almost 70%, i think it was 69%. when you take the little that we know but more than nothing that we know, what kind of financial picture does this paint? >> yeah, so it seems like from these documents that the trump organization is, i would say, struggling to grow right now. and so, you know, eric trump and donald trump jr. will go around saying we have the hottest brand in the world, whatever. then you see new business ventures like the hotel lines they were going to start coming to an end. then the d.c. hotel, which is a hotbed for conservative celebrities. a place that is, you know, abuzz all the time with all kinds of people in and out of there. seems like a great success, and revenues grew 1% last year. you know, so it just seems like, and that's the best case. at mar-a-lago, revenues are down 10% according to the disclosure at least. >> this is why we need the president's tax returns, because without that, we have these little pieces of what's ha

according to the "washington post," net operating income at his doral resort in miami fell 69% over theing in 2017. the paper says the company blames hurricane and the zika virus for keeping people away, yet similar resorts in the area did better, according to the post. eric trump calls the story completely senseless. >>> treasury secretary steve mnuchin says he hasn't made up his mind. mnuchin today says he's still thinking over how to respond to that house subpoena demanding the president's tax returns. but listen here to the secretary with a clear message. if you're a betting man, bet "no." >> we will comply with the timing of it and i think you can pretty much guess how we're going to, but i haven't made a decisio decision. >> the democrats are trying to weaponize the irs. assist very, very dangerous issue, and that's why we are taking this issue very seriously. >> next, the president treats joe biden as a front-runner, but whom does that help? and today, new hampshire, senator kamala harris says the former vice president perfectly qualified for his old job. >> i think that joe bide

. >> you mentioned doral, and we also understand that trump tower in new york is sort of losing its value as an asset. what is happening with that? >> well, we know that around the world, including my home city toronto, the president's name is being taken off properties because among many citizens of the world the president is not very popular. we know that he is also benefitting from his name though with some americans, too. you know, people who like to frequent his washington hotel because it says trump on it. so i think there's a mixed effect clearly from this polarizing presidency, and these forms will help us understand just how that's playing out. >> can it tell us anything about whether he has really stepped back from his businesses, or is it just -- is it too much to -- you can't really decouple that from the fact it has his name and it's his brand and clearly some luxury consumers are saying i don't want that. i don't want that trump branded thing. >> well, what it does tell us is the businesses that he has a stake in and it gives a range of values for the approximate worth of th

the filing follows reports of falling profits at the president's doral rinesor florida. today's report does not address raofits, only revenues. the trump adminion today killed a grant of $930 billion for california's high-speed project. federal officials said the state has failed to make reasonable progress and has changed the original plan. governor gavin newsom called the actionillegal" and said the state will fight in court to keep the money. on wall street: stocks rallied again, as jitters about the trade standoff with china, eased. the dow jones industrial averagd ga14 points to close at 25,682. the nasdaq rose nearly 76 points, and the s&p 500 added 25. former president jimmy carter eorgbeen released from a g hospital, after getting a hip replacement. e e 94-year-old fell at h monday, and had surgery.sp eswoman says he still plans to teach sunday school this weekend. former first lady rosalynn inrter also went home after feeling faint and hospitalized overnight. she is 91. and word came late today that iconic architect i.p. pei has die bd. he wn in china and proved

. >> we know from good recent reporting, for example, "the washington post" that the doral which is hisurse in miami and one of his biggest holdings has been sucking wind for a couple years. we know from a recent report in bloomberg news that trump tower is down on its heels. the common bond between both both properties is they center the trump brand on them and people are starting to get turned off by that. the larger thing to think about, if trump is hurting financially and went into the presidency thinking it was going to help him financially, it only makes him more vulnerable to outside financial influences. and i think this comes back to the whole confrontation between the congress and the white house right now. when lindsey graham and mitch mcconnell are saying the mueller report is over, let's move on, we don't need to examine it again, the congress is looking at the kind of things buied in that financial report. what sources is he using to financial his operations. that's still a fresh level of inquiry and gets back to the thing that's haunt this had white house since trump firs

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doral from georgia. caller: good morning. happy mother's day to all the mothers.dministrator to a hospital, i am going to echo what marianne had been saying. that is a lot of paperwork is required to do this, and they must use up a lot of their sick days and vacation days before it is approved. this is not just give people free money and they stay home. part of the problem is there are a lot of employees who will abuse this, especially if they fmla, or intermittent they will randomly take weeks my and say i need to help sick mother, but it is around the fourth of july, but they leave their coworkers holding the bag. i work for a hospital. it affects them financially because you're going to be without a person that you cannot replace, and you just pay the other people over time. it affects the staff because they have to work more. you cannot really ask the person any questions legally. you kind of have to take that to hr and we will try to work our way through it. those are the things i think people are missing. i think it does help some families. there are situati