i said i have got to get going. said, sir, this is serious, you have got to take it easy for a while. i said i can't. they gave me a thing called regeneron. we are making it available to anybody who needs it as soon as we can. we are doing emergency use. they gave me regeneron and i wake up the next morning and i felt like superman. i ripped my shirt off. i want to go back. we got to go and beat china and we have got to beat everybody. we got to do that. i felt like superman. it's amazing. they did a great job. but we have got to get our country back to work. we have got to get your state open. pennsylvania, north very, michigan. the only one that has freedom in michigan is the governor's husband. he's allowed to go boating and do whatever he wants. buff we won that big case. the supreme court of michigan found it unconstitutional what she was doing. she was locking everybody up. and it's opening. i think that's one of the reasons i'm doing so well in michigan because we are fighting her and we are fighting it. bott

so i said, you know what we'll do? will teach sleepy joe and that group that don't have what it takes, we will teach them how to do it. and i work hard to bring back big ten, and i got together with your commissioner. he did a good job, and we got it andhe did a good job, and we got it back, and today, you won your football game, and we are very happy about it. [cheers and applause] because i know that life in ohio is not complete without the glory of ohio state football. and other football. [cheers and applause] i'm glad you won the game. i wouldn't have wanted to come could you imagine if you lost , the game? and you know, there's a lot of people here, but did you see outside? you are very lucky to be here. say thank you very much for this wonderful journey, president. now, -- no, you have to see you , have to see, there were tens of thousands of people in the streets out here trying to get in. i think the next time the next , time, we will get a larger field. >> we love you! we love you! we love you! president trump

i said, "well, what's the building? d, "the building is a building that's basically unoccupied. it's pretty big. we could fix it up." i said, "how much? "he said, "let me get back to you." he gets back to me two days later. sir, i think we could do it for $390,000. right? you understand that, mr. congressman? i said it's the first time of ever done this. i said that doesn't sound good, that sounds too cheap. make it a little more. make it 500,000. and we did, we did it for $500,000. and it's jerusalem. every time he shows me jerusalem i go crazy. i don't care. i said david, you are in jerusalem. can you get jerusalem stone? he said yes, we can buy it for nothing. i said good. make the building out of jerusalem stone. we had it open four months later for $500,000. you wouldn't have that building built for 25 years. we did something a little different. we do something for a tiny fraction of what it was supposed to cost and we had it open and three and a half, four half, four months. it's a great embassy. it's recognized, j

i said it's the first time of i have ever done this.doesn't sound good, that sounds too cheap. make it a little more. make it 500,000. and we did, we did it for $500,000. and it's jerusalem. every time he shows me jerusalem stone, i go crazy. i don't care. i said david, you are in jerusalem. can you get jerusalem stone? he said yes, we can buy it for nothing. i said good. make the building out of jerusalem stone. we had it open four months later for $500,000. you wouldn't have that building built for 25 years. we did something a little different. we got something for a tiny fraction of what it was supposed to cost and we had it open and three and a half, four half, four months. it's a great embassy. it's recognized, jerusalem is the capital of israel. i also recognize israeli sovereignty over the golan heights. they have been working on it for 52 years. we got it done in two hours. every president wanted to do it. a lot of pressure against. instead of never-ending wars in the middle east, we are working peace deals all over the place. n

correct me if i am wrong, you said it broke you. why overall these decades, what was it about that particular circumstance, that particular victim in location or city that affected you that way? >> festival, when i got the call and then an attorney called me and said the family would like me involved in said would you go to minneapolis and stand up on this issue? i told him absolutely. i called eric garner's mother and said going to minneapolis, one of the reporters is going to give us this, would you go with me? is in the middle of the pandemic, none of us were flying, very few flights at that time i knew she was concerned, as all of us were, traveling during covid-19. she said i'm article back so we got on and went to minneapolis. we go as i've gone for the last 35 years but when we pulled up in this community who met with some of the local activists at the church that was diagonal to where george was killed on. when we walked up, i looked where the band played and it looked there and i thought about this young lady who walked by a

i said i think it was regeneron., it's very -- but to me -- i don't know, not everybody agrees, but to me, knowing that there is something that can knock it out to me is actually more important that a vaccine, but they vaccines are coming. therapeutics are already here and coming. in my opinion, the therapeutics in some cases are already cures. under my administration, we built the greatest economy in the history of the world, and we are doing it again, so it's called make america great again again. [cheers and applause] again again.great we are going to have to change the hats. you're going to have to go out and buy a new one. in my first three years, we increase family income over $6,000 more than five times the gains in all eight years under the last administration. take a look at what that means. african-american unemployment, hispanic american unemployment, and asian american unemployment all reached their lowest levels ever recorded, right? lifted nearly 7 million americans out of poverty including more than 1.

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i said, wow. 50. that's a great deal. i will take it. i said i will take it. by the way, so for $50,000 i can -- no, sir, $50 million. i said, i don't want the stairway for $50 million. i tell you this because you people understand business. no, he said, we can build it for 50. i thought he meant $50,000. that's a lot of money for a stairway. no. we can to it for 50 million, so if you don't mind i decided let me hair get messed up, right? that's a long story on the beautiful air force one. so we have it coming in. can you imagine after all that, i better win this damn contest. can you imagine if i saw sleepy joe -- he wouldn't know it's a different plane. this is very nice. where am i? where am i? you're in air force one. i didn't know that. this is very nice. how old is this plane? they'd say brand new, sir, just came. i see the gorgeous -- you have to see the striping, it's incredible, they'll be nothing like it and i don't want to see -- he won't appreciate it. he won't appreciate it because he won't understand it. anyway, that's the story that i tell. i co

i said i feel so guilty. to get there very early, like probably some of you, you got here very early, right? [scattered applause] all of these front row i know got here. if they get very early. we have it where they get three or four days in advance -- where you hear three or four days? i know -- will you vote? you promise your voting for trump mack great. we have great people. we've never had -- four years ago we had the most enthusiastic campaign anyone has ever seen, probably there ever was. this, this campaign -- and i never thought i'd say it -- has more enthusiasm, more support than we did four years ago. [scattered applause] because you know four years ago i was a business guy, i was successful -- i was very successful. i came in i said i was going to do -- [crowd chanting] get it out of your system! so four years ago i came and et cetera -- just drove me crazy, losing all our factors, closing all are factors, then moving to mexico, they are making it in china, doing all these things. a lot of people -

i said mexico is stealing your plants. ey are going to canada -- they lost 32% of the car production. what the hell is going on. it turned out to be quite a controversial acceptance, but i felt that. it is probably the number one reason i'm standing here because have we turned that around. [cheers and applause] seven days from now, we are going to win the great state of michigan. [cheers and applause] and we are going to win four more years in the white house. and by the way, there has never been - -- [chanting: four more years] >> there has never been a campaign in the history of the country. first of all, there's never been a movement like this. but there's never been a campaign, and we had the record. you know, the record was four years ago and has had more enthusiasm. don't forget, they may have a crowd, this is a big crowd commit the night before election, you know, but not really. this is -- thank you. [chanting: we love you] >> thank you, thank you, that is really nice. a phrase, i don't think they will find it becau

i said it and i got it.d, listen for me, it was , great and i bet for a lot of people it is great. these are great scientists that came up with the some other great medicines of the last 10 years. also, eli lilly, it is very similar. we are going to make it available for free to anybody that needs it. free. [applause] should be getting final approval very soon. i'm getting approvals from the fda that people would have taken three years to get. but it's political. they could have had it faster. nobody wanted me to get the approval before the election. i'm not thinking about the election, i am thinking about saving lives. to hell with the election. it got a little political. through operation warp speed, we will have 100 million vaccine doses before the end of the year, maybe substantially before that. the vaccine will end the pandemic once and for all. and they hate it when i say it because the vaccine is looking great. numerous companies, johnson & --moderna,e dharna pfizer all of them, they are , great. you

she said but i told you this. i said i don't believe you. why would i believe you? you see that where she is screaming? who cares if you told me? what are you telling me? but we got very high marks, but compare that -- could you imagine if joe biden was treated like savannah guthrie treated us -- not me. it's us. could you imagine? he would be freaked out. he would probably be under the table. compared toasy president xi jinping, putin, kim jong-un none plenty of others. she's easy pickings, -- kim jong-un and plenty of others. she's easy pickings. i was interviewed by george stephanopoulos. it was tough, but it was fine. i don't say give me the answers to the questions. do you ever see where they ask and then he starts reading -- that means he has the answers. i never saw anything like what's going on in my entire life. how about, did you see that a week ago -- i can't read the dam answer. this is the fake news. i've been saying it. i am so proud of the fact that i have exposed these people for what they are. really. look at all that equipment, millions of dollars

i said come on, bring em on, whoever it is. i felt good. i wanted to leave the hospital then. they said can we have a couple more days please? these doctors are great. i love you too. i love you too. thank you. [cheers and applause] >> thank you, honey, appreciate it. thank you. but these doctors are great. we can do things today, seven months ago, it was unheard of really, the whole antibody thing was, you know what they've done is incredible with the therapeutics and the vaccines you will see coming on board right now. you know, i say you get out there and things are opening up. tell your governor to open up. i told michigan -- michigan we sued. they found her -- it was unconstitutional. the only person that her state was opened up for was her husband. he was allowed to go and sail his boat, do whatever the hell he wanted to do, but nobody else could do anything. they were like locked in a prison. it is very bad. you know, that causes a lot of problems. that causes the alcohol and drugs and depression and suicide, believe it or not. and the cure cannot be worse than the probl

i said it's such a depressing thing he said. i like the last statement best. what wasn't that the best? he said that means you don't want oil. yes, we're going to get off of oil. i said this is like -- i felt like perry mason. it's always the last question. always the last question. yes, i'm guilty. then they end the show and go to a commercial. i said this is the biggest thing that happened tonight. and even kristin welker who i thought did a fair job, a lot of people thought she was tougher on me but that we expect. i mean, she looked at him and she goes, because she's on his side, not his side. she's on the democrat radical left side but did a relatively fair job. she said why did you say that? [laughter] like why the hell did you say that? i'm protecting you all night and now you end the debate. can we keep it going another 20 minutes? no, i didn't want to do that. joe biden spent 47 years outsourcing your jobs, opening your borders. you don't have borders, you don't have a country.and sacrificing american blood and treasure in endless foreign wars. we're b

i said that's a great idea. i said, how much? he said, 50. i said, well. i'll take it.d, i'll take it. for $50,000 -- no, sir, $50 million. i said, i don't want this for $50 million. for 50. we can build it that's a lot of money for a stairway. we can do it for $50 million. so i decided to let my hair get messed up, right? story on the beautiful air force one. that i imagine after all better win this contest. sleepy joegine -- would not even know what plane to get on. at this is very nice. how old is this plane, he was a? brand-new, sir, brand new. you have to see the striking. it's incredible. there will be nothing like it. he won't appreciate it. so, that is a story i could tell . i could sell 100 stories like that. waste. it's all exam. we had to spend $3 trillion on the plane. peanuts, we are talking. we got hit by the china play. we will never forget it. you watch. sleepy joe biden doesn't care about new hampshire. he left this state before the primary was even over. he abandoned you. to say pennsylvania -- he left them, too, when he was nine years old. and based o

i said i will take that one.ave me this and they call it a therapeutic. to me it's secure. i i felt like superman the following morning. in fact i made a speech about it two days later. somebody said he looks better now than he did two weeks ago. what the hell is going on? this is what is happening. we are making tremendous progress. the vaccines are coming out soon put a lot of great things are happening on that front and a lot of great things are happening for our country but i'm working to make the antibody treatments that i received, i want to give it to all the people that qualify for it, people in hospitals and people just before they go to the hospital. we will clean out her hospital. eli lilly makes a similar drug and we are going to do it free. we are going to do it free. we are in the process of getting emergency use op or station and we are going to regeneron and eli lilly a comparable drug. we are going to give it to everybody and i hope to have the luck that i had. maybe it would have been perfect. i

i said mr.me minister, you have to get us some more taxes, you are selling cars to us and we are not taxing you. this is a thing for companies. you have great power. the government doesn't get involved. you have to do it. he said we will look into it. the next day they announced five factories coming in. he was a great prime minister. had a medical difficulty. what a fabulous guy. what you're doing in michigan has been amazing. you have to get your governor to open up your state. [applause] get your schools open. get your schools open. your schools have to be open, right? lock them all up. [crowd chanting "lock her up"] you could show: all of these people. turn the cameras. they never liked turning the cameras. they never like to show the kind of crowd. that's a lot of people. go ahead and turn your camera. they hate to do it. they hate to show the crowds. television,atching they always have this space right here. about four people. a couple ofly made stars. they try to show as few people as pos

and i said first lady, i said first lady, i said first lady, sometimes referred to as melania, i said you know, it's not looking good. it's not looking good first lady. we worked hard. and you know what's funny? i thought it wasn't going to make it but unlike joe who goes into the basement, if he loses, who knows what happens. it's called an election. but he should be ashamed of himself because he didn't work. seriously, he didn't work. one thing i did five, six, sometimes seven of these in one day those last few days and during the regular time i might do two or three. today i'm doing three of the is. tremendous crowd waiting for us in another part. so when they told me that information, you know you feel badly but i did feel bad because i left it. you know the athletes, they say we left it all on the field, it was alt-left. and i did six or seven that day, this is like talking in front of ten people. i did them from early in the morning until 1:00 in the morning the next day which was election day so i didn't feel -- but then what happened, so i told the first lady, i said not looki

i never said i oppose fracking. >> you said it on tape. mr.: show the tape. >> would there be any place for fossil fuels, including coal and fracking, in a biden administration? mr. biden: no, we would make sure it is eliminated. i guarantee you we are going to end fossil fuel. no fracking. we move away from fracking. >> i think it is critically important on day one that we end any fossil fuel leases on public land. >> what about fracking and the pipeline? mr. biden: no pipeline, exactly. >> they want the same thing i want, we are going to phase out fossil fuels. sen. harris: there is no question i am in favor of banning fracking. pres. trump: would you close down the oil industry? mr. biden: i would transition from the oil industry, yes. pres. trump: in terms of businesses -- he is going to destroy the oil industry. will you remember that, texas, pennsylvania, oklahoma? [applause] [cheers] >> four more years! four more years! pres. trump: so you never heard me say that, that i can tell you. isn't that great? it is a very expensive deal, but i

i said ron, will it ever and come around? one thing i found out, it's never ends for the panhandle or ron. but we take care of it, right ron? we take care of it. great, great people. they are warriors. they are warriors and fighters. we need more people like that. i will tell you. last month i approved a major disaster declaration for the state of florida. and i will be with you through every step of the rebuilding and you will be hit with others. the one thing we know about florida, you are very good at this stuff, you get hit by hurricanes and you rebuild. and you rebuild fast. it's incredible. i have watched, i have watched. and you are proud people, you are incredible people, you put it back together. and we are with you there all the way. i think fema has been incredible, haven't they? they have been incredible. thank you to fema. we have a lot of fema people here, right over there. we spent the last four years reversing the damage biden has inflicted over the last 47 years with that's ridiculous, dumb thought. nafta, ppe

during halftime, i said, hi. i went to tell him and i said i need to tell you some news. d, i know, you are trending on twitter. david: suppose somebody came to you from ohio and said, you should be governor of ohio. would you have any interest in running for office? tricia: i think government would frustrate me. i like to get things done. i like to move forward, and i'm a big believer in compromise. for me, i don't think government is in the future for me. i think i would love to do some philanthropy. maybe a board or two. i am on a public board now. and do some things with my husband to help the country. david: and the higher calling of private equity doesn't appeal to you? [laughter] tricia: i will let you do that. ♪ francine: welcome to "bloomberg etf iq." over the next 90 minutes, we will be your guide to traded funds. everything you need to know about the funds in the flows. european etf's took about 62 billion in the first nine months of 2020, almost matching the same period last year. can the markets still top 2019's record outflows?

i said "doctors, get me the hell out of here, get me out." great doctors but we know things we didn't know. i didn't know much about this stuff but you see the mortality rates, you see where that is now. people go in and you get better and they say you have immunity that you can go in. like it jumps in this crowd right here. i could jump right in. i could give him i could give every woman and every man and not just the men, but every woman and every man right here a kiss and i wouldn't catch it. i am a muni. until i came along he just to hear you have immunity for life, right? as soon as i had it come i got better and they were not too happy about that. they say the speed, this guy got better but you know what come as soon as i headed come i got better. immunity was supposed to be -- when it was me only good for four months, okay? [laughter] anybody else, life but for trump four months. they brought it down immunity from life to four months. you know now, with them, you can't watch anything else. covid, covid, covid, covid, covid, covid. in ca

i said here is my chance. walked up to the front, all the way up there, they were pointing and i took my time and i got up to the front. by the time i got to the front, the place was quiet. i started to speak. i didn't have a speech prepared, just responded to the men. that gentleman over there said, she, by her lonesome managed to turn the world upside down. shouldn't women everywhere be able to turn the world right and white, rich and poor, also worked together. that is what one them to do. >> that is great advice. thank you, miss truth. thank you. i'm going to come back to in a little bit. we are going to move on to our third guest. miss alice paul. as miss alice paul joins us, how are you today? >> i am happy to see you. thank you very much. >> you are welcome. i have a question, could you tell us a little bit about your early life? >> early life? yes. i was born in 1885, but don't think for a minute i was a victorian. you see, queen victoria believed she was independent because of the divine right of monar

i said, well he said i did it, yeah, he blamed me.to do with it so then i said, i have an idea, i'm going to get it open if it's shut down. look what happened. i think he even took an ad, president trump shut down football. i didn't think about it i must tell you. i'm thinking about china and i'm thinking about a lot of other things. so i said, you know what we will do, we will teach sleepy joe and the group that doesn't have what it takes, we will teach them how to do and worked hard to bring back big 10. got together with the commissioner and they did a good job and we got it back and today you won your football game. [cheers and applause] >> you're very happy about it. because i know that life in ohio is not complete without the glory of ohio state football and other football. [cheers and applause] >> i'm glad that you won the game. i wouldn't have won -- can you imagine if you lost the game? [laughter] >> you know, there's a lot of people in here but did you see outside? you're very lucky to be here. thank you very much for this w

i said you can't do anything. esco built a couple of hotels in -- name any place in the world, we will have them. and you know all the money that biden is raising, i would be dubbed -- i would be the greatest fund-raiser in history. called up the head of every major company in every major energy company. to do a favor, send me $10 million for my campaign, yes, sir. the only thing is, why didn't you ask for more? i would take in more money. i don't want to do that. if i do that, i'm totally compromised. when they call me, you know, you are a loyal person. what happens is you will do things for a lot more money. when the press -- and we are raising a lot of money. a lot of small money, 61-62. and no has ever done that. i would be the greatest fund-raiser in history. don't forget, i'm not bad at that stuff anyway, and i'm president. so i called the head of exxon. i don't know, i'm asked, how are you doing? how is energy coming? a couple of permits, okay. i called ahead of exxon. i said i would love for you to send me

i said are you feeling better? he said i didn't know anything, data.now, they have a very strong -- by the way, get back to school. get back to school. get back to school, right? seniors will be the first in line to get it, and we will -- we will make it available free because it's not your fault that this thing happened. by the way, with or without the vaccine, we are rounding the turn, but the vaccine makes it faster. they will be out soon. very, very soon. our vaccine will eradicate the virus, quickly restore normal life. i just want normal life. [cheers and applause] all we want is a normal. i am looking up to the sky. a friend of mine said you are the most famous man in the world. i said no, i'm not. no, i'm not. who is more famous than you? you are the most famous man in the world. what are you talking about? who is more famous? and eye is so to jesus christ. [cheers and applause] and i don't want to take any chances, so i looked up and i said and it's not even close. all right. but next year will be their greatest economic year in the history of

i closed it very early. he said i shouldn't do it, he is xenophobic. think he called me racist, too. , you shouldn't do it. he's xenophobic. he said this two months later. now he says i should have closed it sooner. he wants to delay the vaccine and oppose a years long lockdown. no, we got to open up. [crowd booing] we know the disease, we are going to have all of the different things, which i think might be fewer, something happened to me. i'll tell you what, something happened. they call it therapeutics but what we have done in terms of mortality rates are incredible. we are going to go over that. the biden lockdown will result in deaths of americans from suicide, drug overdoses, deferred medical care abuse, you can't do this. you got to open up. the families can't live like this any longer. you can't live like this. we will open up our country. part of the reason they are doing this, i think is political. they want to keep it closed. new york, what is going on in new york? i left 3.5 years ago and what's happened to new york in terms of crime and th

were and i said that sounds like a torture program and he said no it's not torture we got permission from the president. and i said no no i don't think so let me think about it for an hour or so i went up to the executive floor of the 7th floor of the cia there was a very senior cia officer there that i knew that i worked for in the middle east many years earlier and i asked him his opinion he said forget it it's a torture program so i went downstairs i said i'm not interested in this i said i have a moral and ethical problem with it i think it's a torture program and i don't want to be involved. thanks to some legal documents exchanged between the cia and the u.s. department of justice that came to light. such as the memorandum for john rizzo we now know what the end hunched interrogation techniques involved. attention grasp the detainees attention is attracted with violence. walling the detainee is pushed hard against a wall. wall standing the detainee is forced to remain immobile for ella's facial hold the detainees head is immobilized. facial slap. the detainee is slept on the ch

i said i was not chastising. all i was doing was expressing some -- well, and as i've said several times, it's how the chief justice himself characterized it. it's not the most natural reading of that language, and all i was doing was -- >> if i might, your honor, i don't think the chief justice would agree with that characterization. he didn't describe his own opinion as not plausible. >> he said less natural. i thought it was implausible -- >> but not unsound. >> so, senator coons, i certainly did not and would not chastise the chief justice or impune his integrity. it is true that chief justice roberts and justice scalia took different approaches to the text in the affordable care act case which is something that is widely acknowledged. >> i'm simply trying to make clear that i think your writing here in 2017 and constitutional commentary, yes, the majority of it is a book review about a book that centrally talks about nifb versus sebelius and methodological questions, but in the end, i think, you are unmistak

i said do you mean you are against oil? yes, i weeded it out.nnsylvania, texas, are you watching? you have no choice, okay? if you stop fracking, if you stop fracking, which he is against, you remember he said i'm against fracking. i will ban fracking. he did this for over a year. we only have about 100 clips. we'll play some of them for you in a second. i don't want to play them all. we don't have enough time in the day. but you don't have to take my word for it. because you know what? because it's pennsylvania. i did a special television like -- i did a special treat for you. the late, great, cecil b. demille. here is joe on two things. security and fracking. where is your screen? the screen cost us a fortune. i hope you enjoy it. >> i'm supporting nafta because i think it is a positive thing to do. i do not pretend to be an expert on international trade matters. >> when you ran for president and when barack obama ran for president you both said you would reneejiate nafta. you didn't. >> trade agreements like nafta and trade relations with chi

windows, i could hear people screaming and shouting with love, with real love and after two days i said i want to go out and say hello to the people and i went to the secret service and these are the people who are with me all the time and they said we have no problem. i said i just want to take a drive and wave. you saw what happened, it was a great display of love out there. i don't think there was one negative person and there were many people. i don't think there was anybody negative out there, they went crazy when they saw the band go by, the car go by. the people in were protected, heavily protected because at that time i guess i would've been positive -- they were very protected and they've been with me, they've been with me for a long time. i thought it was very important to show my affection for them. they were standing out there 24 hours a day -- you saw that. every time you would be on television you would see them in the background and i just thought i love the people -- i love the people of this country. i thought it would've been very disrespectful if i was there for three

i said joe, tell us about it, antifa. he said, that is an idea. really? get hit over the head with a baseball bat that is not an idea. and he does not want to talk about antifa. endorsede, i have been by almost every law enforcement group in the country. almost every one. sheriffs, police. new york city's finest, they have taken that vehement enthusiasm, what they have done is terrible. all run by democrats, all run by left democrats or even democrats. you look at what is happened to new york crime wise, look at what is happened to chicago. look at portland, look at portland. look at oakland, look at baltimore. obama talks like his administration -- he had stuff -- how about baltimore? about oakland? how about ferguson, st. louis? what he had, and it is like i said, that's why i am here. because people were not happy. they are running a slate of candidates inal american history. mostare running the radical people. a.o.c. plus three? a.o.c.? in minnesota's, omar. ilhan omar. she's always complaining about country.e run our i think we are going to win, minn

i said i'm not going to do it. et about it, i'm not going to go out there on tv at 2:30 -- he said you do it. so have i to go out there to a billion people in the middle of the night watching this to figure out who is the president of the united states. >> this race is simply too close to call. until the recounts are concluded and the results of florida become official, our campaign continues. [ cheers and applause ] >> up next, taking the fight to the streets of florida. >> i wasn't a big fan of al gore's, and the prospect of evening the score was an enticing prospect to me. that wall is your everest. but not any more. today let's paint. behr. exclusively at the home depot. beautiful. but when i started cobra kai, the lack of control over my business made me a little intense. but now i practice a different philosophy. quickbooks helps me get paid, manage cash flow, and run payroll. and now i'm back on top... with koala kai. hey! more mercy. save over 30 hours a month with intuit quickbooks. the easy way to a happie

i said, you don't have to come back every year. ld never give them long term funding. and i did, ten year, long term funding and i gave them more money than they asked for because they said, ithink you need more. and i said, the only bad part about this is i may never see you again because i got very friendly with them. i do love the environment, but what i want is crystal clear water, the cleanest air we have, the best, lowest number in carbon emissions, which is a big standard that i notice obama goes with all the time, notjoe. i haven't heard joe use the term because i'm not sure he knows what it represents or means. but i have heard obama use it and we have the best carbon emission numbers that we've had in 35 years under this administration. we are working so well with industry, but here's what we can't do. look at china, how filthy it is. look at russia. look at india. it's filthy. the air is filthy. the paris accord — i took us out because we were going to have to spend trillions of dollars and we were treated very unfairly.

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i said excuse me, tested positive for what? he's got covid. i said ok. then about 12 minutes later i , how is faronr. doing -- baron doing? he's very tall. has anybody noticed he is tall? about 12 minutes later, dr. octor. one thing, when you are president, you get a lot of great doctors. johns hopkins, walter reed. is now a congressman from texas, how about that? sean has been great. sean came up with the other doctors that baron had it, about 12 seconds later, how is baron? he's ok, he showed it, it's gone. how come that didn't happen with me? i wasn't bad. about a day later i was ok. they gave me a drug. moderna makes it. a great version. , they gaveregeneron it to me, and i woke up the next morning and i felt i could've taken the toughest, meanest person in this group, regeneron. i don't know whether or not it worked. i like to think it had no impact. i made a statement. i said i'm in no trouble because i'm young and i'm in perfect physical shape. and cnn went crazy. he's not young and he's not -- they can't take a joke. but i got better quickly. i wa

i go, thanks. and he stood up, shook my hand, and he said, "i told you i would do it." i said, you did. dn't give up." and i looked at him, and i said, you're right. >> reporter: later that day travis also confessed to the attempted murder of lydia tillman. soon he would be sentenced separately for both crimes. but there was one last surprise coming. something no one saw coming. least of all travis forbes. coming up -- a courtroom stunned. >> to do what she did and to endure what she went through, i couldn't imagine. she's a superhero in my eyes. >> when "deadly connection" continues. >>> she was home now. after five long, horrible months. kenia monge was given a proper burial. >> we needed her home or we needed to know a place to where we at least could go and be with her every day. and that was either home or in a grave someplace. >> thank god that we have answers. not the answers exactly we want, but we do have answers now. and it still hurts. [ applause ] >> reporter: but as one family mourned, another had something remarkable to celebrate. lydia tillman was coming home. because of t

the second night i said i think i'll marry you. nk so. >> he said frank, i'm in love and going to syracuse law school. >> just as planned, biden made it to syracuse law school and married neilia hunter a year later in 1966. after graduation he returned home with his wife to work at a law firm. national guardsmen were still patrolling the streets of wilmington in the wake of rioting that followed martin luther king's murder. >> wasn't good at all. we looked like a city under siege by the military. >> he saw a country torn apart over rates race, a city that was literally on fire. the national guard occupied wilmington delaware longer than any city in america after the riots following king's assassination. it was in that moment that a young joe biden said i can help. >> biden was a believer in his own ability to convince anyone of anything, but no amount of self-confidence or ambition was big enough to deliver a senate seat at age 27. so he ran for the county council. as usual, he enlisted his sister. so how did you get involved in the

i said what's this all about? they were quentin people and i said we ought to just do the debates ourselves, we ought to just do it ourselves and i pick -- you know, i'm the president, so we want to have debates, i would rather just do it ourselves, pick some good anchor so i end up with chris wallace, was essentially -- but, his father did me once or twice, twice i guess come on "60 minutes," he was great, mike. chris is not mike, that i can tell you, he's not even close, but chris was terrible. he was protecting biden the whole night. i asked biden about why did to get all of that money from the mayor of russia, from the wife of the mayor of russia and chris wouldn't let that be answered. when i said why did he do the billion dollars, you're not getting a billion dollars to ukraine in less you get rid of the prosecutor, chris wouldn't let that. he protected them. if the guy was choking like a dog, he couldn't answer the questions and he was choking like a dog, and chris kept saying it. now we have another one, i

i said bullet ever end? i found out, it never ends for the panhandle or for us but we will take care of it, right ron? we will take care of it. you have great people they are warriors, they are warriors they are fighters. we need more people like that. i will tell you. last month i approved a major disaster declaration for the state of florida. i will be with you through every step of the rebuilding. you will be hit with others for the one thing we know about florida you are very good with this stuff or you hit by her continue rebuild. and you rebuild fast for its incredible i have watched. i have watched. you don't watch much help either, you're proud people your incredible people you put it back together. we are there for you all the way we are there monetarily with fema i think fema has been incredible haven't they? they been incredible thanks to fema. a lot of fema people here, right over there. we spent the last four years, reversing the damage of biden has inflicted over the past 47 years but that ridic

but i said name it. name it -- i think he said didn't he say like oh, law order and safety and security all of this. you know he wanted to soften it up because radical left will throw him overboard for that say law and order but he couldn't and got bailed out but he's going to increase penalties. if you take a look at what's going on with assaults we are going to take care of our police and when they do bad things to our police, the people that do it are going to suffer the consequences. [applause] okay. i think i have every police group in the nation, in fact, they have down as part of the script supposed to read i said i can't read that law. i would have been reading here all day long but we have literally every police group in the nation we even got endorsement of new york city police they've never done it before. [applause] we got the endorsement of chicago police and you know that's tough. because -- they never did it. we've got every law enforcement we've got florida, texas, we've got everybody. the

she said, "can i have that one?" i said,"i think we were going to be putting that out as a single." said, "oh, please, let me have the song." y soi gave her the song. porter got so mad at me-- that's one of the biggest fights we ever had. that's when i really knew for sure that i was sincere as a songwriter and it meant more to me to have someone sing a song i had written than it was for me to have a record out on that song, or any song. >> stephen: is it sort of a special feeling, or do you get this feeling ever when you've written something and you think you're going to record it-- or maybe you have recorded it-- and you hear somebody else do a version of it, and you go, "oh, they've got every part of that ball. they hit that in a way i didn't expect and they made it beautiful in a way that i didn't-- i didn't anticipate"? >> you know, well, that's a good question, and i'm glad you asked that one, because there's a perfect example of that. i'm always happy when anybody does any song that i've written, and i love how different people interpret them. but when whitney houston did "i w