he obviously has a big ego. crowds.d by the kind of awkward sometimes to see him in the more constricted settings like reading off a teleprompter. he doesn't look comfortable there. donald trump truly believes he is best when he is going from his gut and instinct. he is not much of a reader. he is not one to study issues. he is skeptical of things like reports and briefings. he wants to learn about issues by hearing a quick summary from someone and then making his own decision on the spot from his gut. marc fisher, senior editor for the washington post and michael kranish, part of the team to put together this new book, "trump revealed: an american journey of ambition, ego, money, and power." cassie is joining us from colorado. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i had a couple of things -- first off, i think our nation, as a whole, should take a strong the mobile labs on computers and we should update our capitalistic government to puts us into the space age. a terribly cold, calcu

so that ego becomes dangerous. he makes decisions not based on his intellect, he makes decisions based on his intuition and he is careless with the facts. and even when the facts are shown to be corrected, he doesn't correct them. he continues with the old facts. that's dangerous for a policy maker. he has incredibly thin skin. d he reacts sharply to critiques. talking about re it all the time. this is a guy -- i want to come back to the most important -- this is a guy who encouraged nations to acquire nuclear weapons. this is a guy who said it is ok that putin went into ukraine and took crimea. this is a guy who said, i have to think about whether i come to the defense of the battleics if putin attacks them. all of those things that said, my god, this is the last person you want in the oval office making decisions. we come to the slum critical issue. -- to the absolute critical issue. he makes decisions with his gut. he is proned to jofrle react to attacks and needs his ego fed. and all those can be dealt with, ri

he obviously has a big ego. crowds.d by the kind of awkward sometimes to see him in the more constricted settings like reading off a teleprompter. he doesn't look comfortable there. donald trump truly believes he is best when he is going from his gut and instinct. he is not much of a reader. he is not one to study issues. he is skeptical of things like reports and briefings. he wants to learn about issues by hearing a quick summary from someone and then making his own decision on the spot from his gut. marc fisher, senior editor for the washington post and michael kranish, part of the team to put together this new book, "trump revealed: an american journey of ambition, ego, money, and power." cassie is joining us from colorado. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. i had a couple of things -- first off, i think our nation, as a whole, should take a strong the mobile labs on computers and we should update our capitalistic government to puts us into the space age. a terribly cold, calcu

how ego helps them survive their many times of crisis. alison: plus a push for peace as police shootings and racial i'm robert de niro and new york is my home. it's the best place to visit in the world new tourism guides on the road, and on your phone that make it easier to find the places you love. find great dining, amazing history, and world-class entertainment, no matter where you are. take the ultimate road trip and see why i love new york. alison: questions but few answers surrounding the murder of a queen's imam and his friend. steve: lidia curanaj shows how the victims' families and friends are calling for justice. >> in the -- >> on the steps of city hall, gathered to show unity after the killings of imam maulana akonjee and his assistant thara uddin. >> we want to know what the reason for it and we want justice for it. >> reporter: the nypd says oscar morel planned the execution-style murders in ozone park saturday, but the motive remains a mystery. >> we obviously believe we have the person who did it. i think he'll be put away

it is called "alter egos: hillary clinton, barack obama, and the twilight struggle over american power" as i am sure he is going to mention at every stop on this book tour, i will mention that again, as i am sure he is going to mention at every stop on this book tour, mark wrote this book here! projects like mark's -- mark, where did you write your book? ah! projects like mark's are at the heart of what we do. the wilson center gives exceptionally great people the resources they need to do deep, original analysis and it pays off. as many of you know the latest pulitzer prize for non-fiction went to yet another wilson book, "black lag,. the rise of isis" this is part of an initiative called books at wilson dedicated to showcasing the work of our scholars. i hope you have all ordered copies and i am sure many of you saw the excerpt in the new york times sunday magazine "how hillary clinton became a hawk "i feel free to make a suggestion to mark and made it to him walking in here. i personally don't think hawk and dove are labels. i think mark does a good job of highlighting there is a di

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. >> dickerson: talk about that ego a little bit. that ego piece. when i talk to people who have had conversations and dealings, always come back to his view about how he's being perceived, how he doesn't want to take advice if he's seen as if the advice is making him do something he wants to be the author of his own way. every politics has ego, where is he on the scale of you've written about. >> quite high, no doubt. he has his name on buildings, during a lot of his business dealings, ran roughshod, his am pigs when he was doing business deals, had a lot of catastrophic failures that we write about. he was looking out for donald trump. if other people suffered as a result or he was looking out for the best deal for himself, he told us that if he's president he'll look out for all sorts of people, everybody. but if you look at his career, he was quite blunt in saying >> he truly believes that the system is rigged. this is not just a campaign line. this this is something he believed throughout his life. >> dickerson: all systems are rigged. >> somet

just finished reading "alter egos" the relationship between secretary clinton and president obama. and particularly as it relates to national security and state department kind of issues. two rivals in a primary who come together. an opportunity to get a feel for what was going on in washington, d.c. where i work. miked hayden, former national security director, talking about the face of terrorism and its threat. it is called playing for the edge about his time at the cia. same venue. mostly history. lincoln's boys caught my attention and read it this summer. it is the story of john hay and john nick lay, two individuals the president met before being president in illinois. they came with him and it is the story of two young men working in the lincoln administration during the civil war and what happened afterwards in their life. i like to read history. less interested in the battlefield and more interested in the people that serve in that capacity. probably my favorite book of the summer has been hamilton. ron sheridan is a great author and i will look for his books to continue at

he needs his ego fed.ll of those can be dealt with if you got the right advisers around you and if you listen to them. and i don't think he listens. i have seen absolutely no evidence, no indication that he listens to anybody. when he was asked, when he was asked, who do you listen to anybody on national security, he actually said himself. charlie: have you talked to anybody who interacts with him? mike: in all fairness, i have never met him. i spent a lot of time with hillary clinton, but have gone on my way to talk with people that know donald. charlie: people that advise him? mike: people who have known him for a long period of time. charlie: do nothing to allay your fears? mike: no. in fact they say that two of , their biggest concerns, right, is his narcissism and to feed it . and that he doesn't listen to anybody. and that scares the heck out of me. you aren't going to change the when you become president of the united states. i didn't see the entire speech today, but i did see were references to iso

he needs his ego fed, right. all of those can be dealt with, right, if you've got the right advisors around you and if you listen to them. and i don't think he listens. i've seen absolutely no evidence, no indication that he listens to anybody. when he was asked, when he was asked who do you listen to on national security, he actually said himself. >> rose: do you talk to people who interact with him. >> in all fairness i never met him. i spend a lot of time with hillary clinton, i never met donald trump but i've gone out of my way to talk to know donald. >> rose: people who advise him. >> people who have known him for a long period of time, right. >> rose: they do nothing to allay your fears. >> no. in fact, they say, they say that two of their biggest concerns, right, is his narcissism and constant need to feed it. and two, that he doesn't listen. he doesn't listen to anybody. and when that don't listen to anybody scares the heck out of me. you're not going to change when you become the president of the united

. >> need to get the ego in and out of the room. any criticism is taken into consideration.> isn't that the crux of the problem. even people who are supporting him to have said that they have are saying this guys ego is oncheck . us. we asked him where your advice from and he said me! why are we shocked?e gets into the real professional territory of running for the presidency in the general election. the shock that the media is all over it? >> most of the media is liberal and progressive. anytime he comes up with anything they will be all over him. stacked. you running against 17 republicans. other than fox in the post. most are opposed. >> is it falling into the realm that chris christie did when he came out ? he was like a shining star. people loved his bravado and his sass. you know the attitude. all of a sudden he started getting nitpicky with different realm. it was like this guy is kind of annoying. he needs an intervention his republicans to bum rush him . hogtie him down and put some sense into him. i think he is a dollar sh

they had no ego. something to prove, and i think it shows. they legitimately had hundreds of women's opinions reading the script, and interviewed women for the stories, incremented that in the script. i think that shows. they didn't have an ego going into it. >> they are both amazing listeners. >> let's be bad moms. >> i'm in. >> this is exciting. >> to bad moms. >> i think they shou no such thing as 50-50 balance. that's ok. coming to terms with it, knowing that's the reality, do as much as you can, when you can, whatever time you can do it, and that's the most you can do, and do not be hard on yourself. some things go up and down, and ultimately somehow it all comes out in the wash, but i think trying to think everything can be balanced is false hope. >> and not everything comes out in the wash, it turns out. >> some things get lost. >> some things are stained. [laughter] >> forever. >> it looks like you wrapped an ace bandage around yourself three times. killer misfits. he is the soldier trying to keep them in line. together, viola davis a

it is interesting for a man of roosevelt's ego on night two. he hand.e hand known him 48 hours and he is willing to give up trophy hunting. that illustrates the trust that roosevelt was giving muir in a very short span. and i think that revelation from one of the guides really stands out as something monumental. it altered roosevelt's view of the natural world. he wouldn't hunt just to hunt. clearly he was giving muir the ability to affect his point of view. roosevelt and muir and the two guards camped in three different spots. the first spot was in a place called the mariposa grove. a beautiful grove of sequoia trees. and a fairly simple camping experience. not that rugged. that would happen in night two where they would go up 8,000 feet sore so. here's the president of the united states riding horseback with john muir, these trails, completely avoiding the press or any guests that wanted to get a glimpse of him. so night two was the challenge. without a tent. it sfwhonows with five or six os top of what is already there. i think this was the night whe

. >> we all got egos because we are professional players but that your ego to the side when watching greatness and you can appreciate greatness especially at this stage you just don't get this i can't just say i'm going to watch michael phelps, people the year but we can't's watch michael phelps so. >>reporter: a once-in-a- lifetime opportunity. >> always been a fan. >> not so much year after the sad attempt to play basketball with the players. >> i have to work on my game. much better when i was playing ladies not so much today. with some tact i told him a lot of people still think he is the >> they like me in arizona? >> they like you in arizona. >> i will ask you about that during the season. i appreciate the love from everybody i love playing, it has always been intense fun playing their -- there. >>reporter: i don't want to hear anything about that sad attempt i made today to try to play basketball. gave it a shot. i have to tell you team usa is going to have to step it up a bit because last night's game against australia was a little too close for comfort. they are facing serbi

it's about the ego.it doesn't want to be subordinate to others who do not look like them and it's partly the way the eagle operates. >> i agree and even as you take it to a global context imperialism, it is about the conquering of other lands like your kind especially when it feels threatened. it is based on self-preservation but it's not new. >> if we were free to do whatever we wanted to do and we all are just out there procreating, 100 years from now would be one color and the old colors would blend out so so they would have to force themselves into world to make black padded white right and so on and so forth so on and so forth and give you this ideology to not destroy white. if you destroy it than they want access but if you spend your life trying to be white people will destroy you. i feel like whiteness is there for a reason that i use to think about race and his harsh but it's actually kind of sad once you think about it because it's trying to exist. in the sense that you know if we were just pro

compare trump to a figure in american history it might be aaron burr, attend of his life had a big ego, tried to create an empire and was driven by pride and ego. >> rose: what you saw was thomas jefferson, the tactics done in his name. the sanders peopler you say had 90% of the democratic party's passion and 95% of the ideas, though joe biden used to say to me and others, bernie sanders has been saying the same thing for 30 years. >> that's his integrity. if you look where the democratic party shifted, against trade, for the much higher minimum wage, these are all -- the free college tuition -- >> rose: healthcare. -- healthcare, and the party is moving in that direction. one of the revelations of the democratic convention for me was how enpleasant a lot of the sanders people were. not most of them. after our "newshour" broadcast, we would hang out and i ended up talking to a lot of sanders people and most of them had been occupied. but on the floor there was a certain small percentage, seemed to be younger, frankly, who were so self-righteous and so unforegiving of opposing views. ar

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another expert says they put ambition and ego on a scale of one to 100. ceos and big companies are in the 65 range and presidential candidates are in the '90s. reporting live for "fox 5 news". allison: you are about to see more of donald trump. the full frontal sculpture stood for two hours before it was hauled away. everyone had an opinion including the mayor. >> when he's wearing clothes i can only imagine. [laughter] allison: the artist says he was commissioned by an anonymous activist gro steve: sometimes what you think is a white lie can turn into a scandal. allison: a putter's paradise in the middle of brooklyn. the new over-the-top mini golf course. ? ? new cold brew coffee, steeped slowly in cold water for small batches with an ultra-smooth, full-bodied flavor. discover the craft of cold brew today and keep on. steve: the network re-airing all realities series what would ryan lochte do. the series aired on e! in 2013. if all of his life in and out of the pool, covering everything from his dating life to training. allison: he's not the first person

i can't help but think that there's such a big part of donald trump is his ego.t's like the biggest part of him. but the ego of him i think really would prefer just a one-on-one debate with hillary. i think there's a part of him that i can take her. i can show her up. which i think is completely absurd. but boy, is that going to be good tv. >> my sense is that one person in trump world that doesn't believe is donald trump. he knows that he has every right to fear those debates desperately. a quick break. we'll be right back. it's a supercomputer. with this grade of protection... it's a fortress. and with this standard of luxury... it's an oasis. introducing the completely redesigned e-class. it's everything you need it to be... and more. lease the e300 for $549 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. like bundling home a auto coverage, which reduces redy. tape, which saves money. when they save, you save. that's home and auto insurance for the modern world. esurance, an allstate company. click or call. amazing sleep stays w

his ego is larger than any i have ever seen before.in the world will use that against him, right? so that ego becomes dangerous. he makes decisions not based on his intellect. he makes decisions based on his intuition. and he is careless with the facts. and even when the facts are shown to be corrected, right, he doesn't correct them. he continues with the old facts. that's dangerous for a policymaker. i've talked to people who know him, right. >> rose: people who advise him or simply because they've had-- >> people who have known him for a long period of time. >> rose: and they do noct to noo allay your fears. >> no, they say two of his biggest concerns is his narcissism, and the constant need to feed it. and two, he doesn't listen. he doesn't listen to anybody. and that "don't listen to anybody" scares the heck out of me. >> rose: "new york times" columnist david brooks was one of the many journalists who missed the early appeal of donald trump. so david went on the road to find out who was supporting him and why. >> donald trump has

some of them have very large egos.here's a section of river where one of the companies puts in at one place and another one puts in about two miles down river. and one of the companies feels like where they put in is the best experience for the customer. and the other one feels where they put in is the best experience for their customers. and i can't seem to get them to agree on putting in at one place. >> there are other disagreements that to an outsider may seem small but have taken on a life of their own. >> the river men put ice in the bottom of their coolers to keep the lunch meat cool during the day. and the other group uses ice packs. i remember saying, guys, the customer doesn't keep how we keep this lunch meat cold today. >> paul had another challenge besides merging the personalities of the companies. with the investment money he raised to form adventures on the gorge, he wanted to do something none of the three original companies had done before. that men the looking beyond the white water. >> our strategy i

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he was driven by touchy pride and ego.harlie: in a sense, what you saw is thomas jefferson, the tactics done in his name. the sanders people's had 90% of the democratic party's passion and 95% of the ideas. although joe biden used to say to me and others, you know bernie sanders is saying the , same thing he has been saying for 30 years. david: that is his integrity. if you look at where the democratic party shifted against trade, for the much higher minimum wage, these are, free college tuition -- that is a sanders, those are sanders ideas. charlie: health care. david: health care especially. so the party is steadily moving in that direction, away from the tradition that the clinton family stood for. one of the revelations of the democratic convention for me were how unpleasant the sanders people were. not most of them. most of them, after hour news hour broadcast i would hang out , in the bar. i call it reporting. [laughter] charlie: i call it martinis. you call it what you want. [laughter] david: combine our pleasure wi

nicolas: enough with your ego already. enough! noemi: it's not ego.: you want me to show you a million things that you approved that you claim you didn't? noemi: this design -- i didn't approve it. lemonis: why are you frustrated? nicolas: because she's just not comprehending what we're doing right now. noemi: no, we don't have to agree. one second. nicolas: it's not agreeing or disagreeing. lemonis: let's leave it to the side for just a moment. noemi has talent, and she's made some beautiful pieces. but there's been more mistakes than there have been winners. but nicolas is ultimately in charge of the business, so i'm not interested in them playing the blame game anymore. what i'm interested in is getting these five pillars established and getting these products selected. and if they're gonna waste time swirling around with a bunch of nonsense, i'm gonna pick the products. this will end up becoming our signature product. stephanie: messenger. lemonis: what i want to task you with is going back to the drawing board on this product. nicolas: yep. lemon

. >> christina: some say running for the white house is the ultimate ego trip. >> antwan: they show how confidence keeps the confidence going on the campaign trail gets rocky. >> do you really think donald trump has the temperament to be commander-in-chief? donald trump can't even handle the rough-and-tumble of a presidential campaign. >> antwan: much is made of the mental capacity of those trying to be commander-in-chief. unhinged and she is like an on balance person. >> for most americans the idea of running for president may seem like a foreign concept. the psychological switches to commit someone there the most qualified candidate for the most important job are switched into hyperdrive. >> what would we hope is what compels people to run is what that there's something beyond themselves that they believe is so important they are willing to fight that cause even at the expense of themselves. >> becky is a professor at nyu studying characteristics of leadership. >> those traits tend strong desire for dominance. a desire to have control over or client number nine. >> the people especial

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as such, motivation shifted from ego and notoriety to making money in financial gain. today, we can liken these markets to a thriving metropolis where they are sophisticated hierarchies, methods for conducting transactions, specialized roles and often cyber crimes are solely connected with sophisticated traditional crime organizations. let me upon us here and just note we are top -- let me posit here.-pause this is only one type of cyber threat actor. we typically break it down into four different groups. they all have their own capabilities and they all have their own motivations. here i'm just talking about cyber criminals. if anyone has watched the abc ank", "shark t where all they care about is making money, all they care about is making money. we are only talking about people that care about making money. what did the markets look like? into fourhem down different components come participants, business condiments, products and creation. i am going to go through each one of these, but in addition to looking at the four different components, we also wanted to compar

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this is something that rubbed other people with similar large-scale egos the wrong way. friction and conflict. both with american presidents, two in particular, fdr and truman. but also it led to conflicts with people within his own service. and his own service. and in the other branches of the u.s. military in that half-century plus career. >> host: when did you decide you wanted to write a big book audit? >> guest: the idea of a big book on macarthur was planted in my head by an editor at random house originally. i had actually thought about macarthur has a great follow-up to some of the other biographical work that i had done. i had done the joe mccarthy book for example. the war in the pacific particularly the southwest pacific intrigued me when i was working on my book on gandhi and churchill. it was one of those moments when someone flashes a sign that you and suddenly everything converges and you realize this is something i would not only like to do but something that could be really different from the kinds of books that have been written about macarthur in the p

. >> no egos, no politics, no drama. it was just getting in there and having a good time. >> tyrese was lovi life when we talked to him about " furious" and his comments are more interesting than ever in light of a supposed vin/rock feud. >> somebody knew the rock coming energy because a lot of us can get this feeling of entitlement. i was here first. >> you know, people change with the times. there's also breaking news tonight about amber heard's nasty divorce from johnny depp. court documents just released shed light on why amber's deposition apparently went off the rails and is raising concerns over her state of mind. >> the words to describe amber are s ann brutal -- mani irrational. amber accused of crying, of screaming. >> are you nervous about your deposition? >> all of this allegedly occurring in the hours following this arrival by amber, an hour and a half late to a deposition last saturday. >> amber, why so late? >> why so late? >> the attorney laura wasser accused amber of refusing to go on the record to testi

without solutions, and that just tells me you're wanting to help the other side and putting your own ego above what's best for our country. >> people will see that interview on "state of the union" tomorrow with jake tapper. if he doesn't win, he has to get pennsylvania and he is down double digits. hilary to you. >> there are so many of these states that can reject him and have him be elected. there is literally no path to victory unless he wins either ohio or pennsylvania or michigan. i mean, he has to win one of those big states. those voters are actually now coming to hillary clinton, as we saw interestingly in the polls this week, her biggest gains have been among white men, who really like john kasich are rejecking donald trump's politics. the interesting thing about these voters is they may be interested in donald trump's business background for whatever reason, i couldn't explain that. but what they are finding is that this election is turning on the values they're going to spread to their children, their families, their whieives and girlfriend, that they're not able to look peop

ashley: battle of egos?> they ego battle on who gets better ratings, "shark tank" versus "the apprentice." who makes more money. who is really a billionaire. they have gone on fights about twitter about all this stuff. ashley: trump can be a bully as we know. >> right. ashley: we saw in the primary what he can do in debates. i would be nervous if i was hillary. >> cuban has persona, younger, maybe better hair. all depends. ashley: subjective. >> subjective. some guy that could play him. it will get under his skin. cuban will get under her skin and you know -- ashley: that is what you're supposed to do. >> let me tell you something, roger ailes gets under hillary's skin. he is advising debate prepping trump. so i mean this is like a game of chess. ashley: all building to the first debate, september 26th. >> roger ailes my former boss at fox business and fox news. ashley: yes. >> so that is the, that's -- ashley: bottom line we can't wait for the first debate? it will be a huge audience. >> here what i would d

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