certainly jared kushner was another.the worst one of the law was treasury secretary steven mnuchin. and the problem here, david, is that, in my judgment, and there's lot of bipartisan agreement in this town, time is china is the single most existential threat this country has ever faced. and yet we had people like ramstad and kushner and mnuchin and cohen and then later kudlow constantly working at back purposes through the president and to the guy who was supposed to be doing the trade negotiations. so i stand by that. i'll tell you, three of the people i was, this is the president most damning word, most disappointed in, this kind of just blew my mind. you have three generals. you had mcmaster, mattis and john kelly. kelly was a chief of staff. mattis was a secretary of defense. mcmaster was a national security adviser. now, you and and i both knot the most important thing in a military, for the military to work, is chain of command. you are supposed to always abaty the chain of command. and repeatedly these three gene

and kushner in july, there's a great story. and take it back to trump's america about how kushner in july gets on fox news and says, we turn the corner on the virus and we'd be rocking and rolling this summer right. and that triggered this wonderful story about how steve bannon almost was brought back by by the president through the help of bernie marcus. and again, kushner was able to beat that back in taking back trump's america. shifting gears a little bit, you talk, as we've been discussing extensively about china, you write extensively about china, china's impact on the american economy, on the global economy, and also, you know, some of how you you learned about what what you believe are the very negative effects of how china operates on the american economy. i wanted to focus a little bit on that because whether people agree with you or disagree with you, i think if you are steeped in the issue of trade vis a vis china is, as you are, you have this passage early in the book where, hugh mentioned teaching mba students and

certainly, jared kushner was another.orst one of the lot was treasury secretary steve mnuchin. and the problem here, david, is that in my judgment -- and there's a lot of bipartisan agreement in this town -- communist china is the single most existential threat this country has ever faced. and that we had people like branstad and kushner and mnuchin and cohn and then later kudlow constantly working at back purposes to the president and to the guy who was supposed to be doing the trade negotiations. so i stand by that. i'll tell you three of the people who i was most disappointedhi in, this kind of just blew my mind. you had the three generals, right? you had mcmaster, man us in and john kelly. kelly was the chief of staff, mattis was the secretary of defense, mcmaster was the national security adviser. now, you and i both know that the most important thing in the military for the military to work is chain of command. you're supposed to always obey the chain of command. and repeatedly, these three generals would receive di

it's jared kushner's fault.is political skills and his ability intuitively toer understand trade or immigration a second to none by the way i'm not necessarily arguing these points with you but when the campaignar failed, it's of coure president trumpar put him in frt of the campaign. trump didn't overrule jared kushner so how do you reconcile your high praise for trump with so many of theif shortcomings if he is as deserving of the praise you think he is legitimately, how is he constantly outfoxed by all these other people he himself hired? >> if you could read the last sentence of that again. thee possibility likewise represents a failure of president trump's intelligence briefings. >> this raises an important issue for any president. the times i was invited to sit in on the president's briefing with what they call the ic, where they would come in, cia would come in, they would give a briefing. i was appalled at the quality of that briefing particularly with respect to communist china. one of the things both s

jared kushner was another. worst one diminishing it the problem here, in my judgment, and there's a lot of bipartisan agreement, communist china is the single most essential threat the country has ever faced yet we had people like branstad and kushnerma and steven mnuchin and stlater kudlow constantly workig on back purposes to the president and the guy supposed to be doing the trade negotiations so i stand by that. three of the people, the president's most damning work, most disappointed, this blew my mind, he had three generals, mcmaster john kelly, secretary of defense, mcmaster was national security advisor. you and i both know the most important thing in the military for the military to work his chain of command supposed to always obey chain of command. repeatedly the three generals would receive direct orders from the commander-in-chief and they would walk out the door and counter man those orders. if somebody did that, they would be in the brig and charged appropriately. that is the kind of thing i've wi

maybe jared kushner did but president trump didn't overrule jared kushner so the high praise for trump with so many of the shortcomings and deserving of the praise how is he constantly out by these other people that he himselfr hired? this possibility with the intelligence briefing. >> this raises a really important issue for any president. the times that i was invited to sit in on the president's daily briefing where they would come in they would give them a briefing i was appalled at the quality of that briefing with respect to communist china and one of the things that we preachedwo from day number two when we got in there is if it doesn't have to be classified, let the american people see it. the intelligence community has a way where they keep all this information to themselves, it's not the journalists or the american public and they never take definitive positions. it's not served well at all. but the example where north korea we are trying to stop north korea from developing missilesns and atomic weapons to destroy seattle and chicago we are putting sanctions all over and meanw

jared kushner for example very critical of him but i got along quite well with him.what i'm trying to do in taking back trump's america is provided accurate historical account of how white house is should and sometimes don't work and the original in this administration happened the day after november 8 of 2016 election. it was a decision made to bring in the republican, the traditional republican wing of the party ranks. this and the national committee and the mitch mcconnell wing and the bush-cheney wing and the concept here seem logical at the time was that this was the new government staff and if these folks came in they would adhere to precedent trump's vision. and that didn't happen. there's a great story about sitting in the roosevelt room a few months into the administration. the president is increasingly at times angry about the slow pace of our trade and terror policies but we ran on this. this is important in key states like ohio, ohio and ohio. we are sitting in the roosevelt room and he's on one side and i'm across from him and we had most of the cabinet

maria: kanye also turning on jared kushner saint jared kushner broke brooks abraham accords to push money. >> after talking to them in really city with jared and josh and finding out other pieces of information i was like wow these guys might've really been holding trump back and being very much a handler right then they love to look at me and look at trump like were so crazy and there the businessman so when i think about all these things that jared doesn't somehow get enough credit for with his work his work in israel, what is this you know and they made the peace treaties, where was that. >> i think it was israel and the arab nations. >> i think it was to make money. >> francis, your reaction, june kushner was seen as the global list in the white house along with steven mnuchin and that was at some point at odds with president trump's america first agenda. >> i remember it's really interesting there's no thought to how this could be incendiary for trump's family, it's interesting to hear he has a lot of resentment about josh kushner own 10% of scams and he only owns 5%. he did not even

to encourage _ kushner had advised donald trump to encourage mail— kushner had advised donald trumpnt trump did not do so _ republicans president trump did not do so. ., , , do so. yeah, i 'ust remember generally — do so. yeah, i 'ust remember generally you _ do so. yeah, ijust remember generally you have _ do so. yeah, ijust remember generally you have people - do so. yeah, ijust remember - generally you have people arguing that you had a very robust we made our case for why we believe mail in voting not to be a bad thing for his campaign. 50 it mail in voting not to be a bad thing for his campaign.— mail in voting not to be a bad thing for his campaign. so it was expected before the election _ for his campaign. so it was expected before the election that _ for his campaign. so it was expected before the election that the - for his campaign. so it was expected before the election that the initial. before the election that the initial count— before the election that the initial count in— before the election that the initial count in some _ before the election that the initial count

and regardless if, you know, josh kushner figured out how to put one hundred fifty millionn i dollars, i'm sure it wasn''mt ot of his own account. but a hundred fifty million. sth and i'm sureas a jerrett still s a piece of that fun. the regardless of them putting that money in for me to beenr an a owner in it and not known just fro m a place as a creative where scams is so based on ath lot of the easy ideas, thenn it's based on all of the relationships in fashion. because i ha d to use my relationships in fashion in order to establishorde them iny a way where fashionable people say, hey, i'm i'm i'm down too h where kim's line and these voices, they come in and they get a piece that after the factn and they run around and sa ay they have ownership. and so as i put on my instagram, which, you know, luckily for everyone, they could just write it off that crazy until they seen in my disposition in this interview. and then it's going tothis iget scarntview and tety. they i said, hey, josh, what if what if i had 10% of karlie had kloss is or shapewear swimsuit line and you have 5% of it a

but rather than participate in the debate that was going on in the white house, kushner said i'm notart of this. that gave people like rudy giuliani and sidney powell and john eastman and mike lindell, there was a void they filled whispering into the president's ear, yes, you can overturn this, yes, you lost without fear. his own son-in-law went off to the middle east to work on peace and maybe future business contacts, as well as moving his family to miami. >> i remember seeing mike lindell hanging outside the west wing and thinking this guy is not here to sell pillows. susan, i have to ask you about this anecdote in the book where you write about then chief of staff john kelly, with a quite surprising book that he hopes will help him understand his boss. can you tell us about that? >> that was one of the amazing things when we did this reporting is to see how the testimony about trump is so disturbing and has come from republican officials, from his own appointees. these are the people in the room with donald trump. john kelly, retired four-star marine general, told others that he

but i read the first six chapters of jared kushner's new book, breaking history. so you don't have to. it was painful. jared kushner has a god complex. he thinks that everything he touches turns to gold. and from the beginning, he shows moral blind spots as wide as the grand canyon, the book is written in an as told to style the language about seventh grade level. what comes across loud and clear is that you're reading the book of a rich kid with no interior life and no introspective ability. elizabeth harris that's not going to help to sell books as it is. i don't know, is all is all news, you know, it is all attention, good attention, but probably not. but i don't think. but that you know, that that has gotten a good number of views. but the people watching that, i don't think we're ever going to read that book. i think they kind of enjoy hearing someone say the book is bad. i think that's why they're watching it, not because they're looking for a recommendation. i would just be my guess when i grow up, i want to be an influencer. what does it mean? what does an

but i read the first six chapters of jared kushner's new book, breaking history. so you don't have to. it was painful. jared kushner has a god complex. he thinks that everything he touches turns to gold. and from the beginning, he shows moral blind spots as wide as the grand canyon, the book is written in an as told to style the language about seventh grade level. what comes across loud and clear is that you're reading the book of a rich kid with no interior life and no introspective ability. elizabeth harris that's not going to help to sell books as it is. i don't know, is all is all news, you know, it is all attention, good attention, but probably not. but i don't think. but that you know, that that has gotten a good number of views. but the people watching that, i don't think we're ever going to read that book. i think they kind of enjoy hearing someone say the book is bad. i think that's why they're watching it, not because they're looking for a recommendation. i would just be my guess when i grow up, i want to be an influencer. what does it mean? what does an

his top advisor, chairman kushner, it was famously text buddies with mbs. he openly admitted to advising him on how to weather the death and dismemberment matter. six months after leaving the white house, jared kushner received a two billion dollar investment from a fund that was led by mohammad bin salman. the reason for that confidence in his business eye cumin remains woefully unclear. there were lester moments as well, and we will remind you that donald trump's first official foreign visit in 2017 after he became president was to saudi arabia, which is a remarkable break for presidential tradition. during the first two years of donald trump's presidency, the saudi government spent $270,000 by booking 500 rooms for their lobbyists in donald trump's d.c. hotel. those payments came just before donald trump finalized a 110 billion dollar weapons deal with saudi arabia. born and bred new yorker donald trump, who told many telltale about 9/11 over the years, called into a television station on september 11th, 2001, bragging that the destruction of the twin to

a person who has built something from nothing when i sit across the table from josh kushner and he feels to that idea and this person has never brought anything of value other than being a good venture capitalist, i have a major issue with that. it makes me feel like they weren't serving my boy trump the way we could have. trump wanted nothing but the best for this country. moses stuttered. god isn't always going to bring the most perfect personality. a lot of times the most fake people, their job is talking and making people feel comfortable. and the realist people are going to make you feel uncomfortable at first. >> tucker: it's not shallow and it's also not crazy, it's true. whether you agree with it or n not. west has thought a lot about politics and he thought a lot about what's going to happen in 2024, you hear that coming up. he's also close to elon musk which we did not know asked him off the cuff do you know elon musk? he's got a lot of thoughts on that too, that's next. california, mountains, oceans, natural wonders, diverse and creative people. but when the out-of-state corpo

brute jerry kushner. what do you think of this. anthony?— jerry kushner.mercurial. he can change his mind on subjects on a whim. _ change his mind on subjects on a whim, people who he doesn't have faith and _ whim, people who he doesn't have faith and can fall out of favour very _ faith and can fall out of favour very quickly. we also know that donald — very quickly. we also know that donald trumps family he keeps closest — donald trumps family he keeps closest to him and he tends to rely on them _ closest to him and he tends to rely on them. these two issues kind of competing — on them. these two issues kind of competing on the story, it's hard to believe _ competing on the story, it's hard to believe which side is true or not. donald _ believe which side is true or not. donald trump is donald trump. it if anke _ donald trump is donald trump. it if anke was— donald trump is donald trump. it if anke was clearly a more liberal voice _ anke was clearly a more liberal voice within the administration. she tried pulling him towards things like immigration. the

we also have jared kushner he was in the administration, which probably he should not of been. he got $2 billion. i am just trying to be fair here. let's keep thing in perspective. guest: the caller made that point that i made earlier. whether we talk about hunter biden, or. old and eric trump. they are sick of seeing these kids of politicians capitalize on their parents names in success. if you look at chelsea clinton, she is doing a show with her mom. these kids cannot escape the shadow. the american people are looking at that and saying, my parents were not president and they are frustrated with that. host: let's hear from mary in north carolina on the independent line. caller: hi, i am from rose, north carolina. i am not worried about what the kids do or does not do. what i am worried about, i think about it often, is biden selling our country out for his own use her family's use? like ukraine, i feel sorry for the people of ukraine but i don't think we should send the money. is this the quid pro quo for biden? is he paying a debt back by destroying their country moneywise?

kushner is jewish and ivanka converted to judaism and some of his grandchildren are jewish.rst time he's accused of failing to counter anti-semitic forces like the violent rallies in charlottesville. >> you also had people that were very fine people on both sides. >> reporter: him trump has, on occasion, condemned anti- semitism but miller is worried about his latest measures. >> it fuels anti-semitism and of jews aren't secure here, where will they be secure? >> reporter: this comes not long after the wrapper and sometimes supporter, known as kanye west, tweeted a strong implication that he wished violence on jewish people and prompted instagram to remove his post. so far, republican leaders have responded to the criticism of american jews mostly with silence. >> thunderous silence, i would say. thank you, brad todd. >>> people in the u.s. with mild to moderate hearing loss can now buy hearing aids online or in stores without a prescription. and, for a lower price, thanks to a rule by the fda. we have details from jaclyn howard. if you suffer from a hearing loss, how big of

that's true. >> reporter: john, one of the few times we hear from jared kushner.lot of this news was broken in bob woodward's book "rage," but you get a sense of trump unvarnished. it will not surprise you he attacks people he doesn't like and he boasts a lot about himself. you'll hear the word tough over and over. the audio book comes out next week. >> interesting to here. also the systemic sucking up to bob woodward, extraordinary. >> reporter: he wanted to impress him. always the salesman. >> jamie, thank you very much. >>> russian president vladimir putin has announced martial law in the four regions that russia claims to have annexed from ukraine. we're live in moscow, next. so, you're 45. that's the perfect age to see some old friends, explore new worlds, and to start screening for colon cancer. yep. with colon ccer rising in adults under 50, the amican cancer society recommends starting to screen earlier, atge 45. i'm cologuard, a noninvasive y to screen at home, on your schedule. and i find 92% of colon cancers. i'm for people 45+ at average risk for colon

jonathan: do you agree with that assessment, kushner -- krishna? is bad news just bad news for this market? krishna: funny that you say that because i think we have been too conditioned over the last years. having said that, i think stagflation is a possibility. it is too early to say that that is within the final outcome for two reasons. i think the covid-related issues may have faded from the good sector of the economy. on the labor side, it is still official. we see that in the participation rate. for you to believe stagflation will be the case, you have to believe the participation rate is never going up. one can make the case that that would be the case but it may be too early to make that. you have to conclude that the lag in impact on monetary policy has basically disappeared. that is what we are seeing today, the impact of monetary policy will be forever. that would be a heroic assumption. i expect things to slow down for us, perhaps much more slowly than we would have seen early because of the persistence of his issues. they're going to sl

it's reported that trump asked his then-chief of staff john kelly to fire ivanka trump and jared kushnerthen was going to announce their departure by tweet, but the general said that trump had to talk to them first and ultimately, of course, it didn't happen. trump denies this but, brian, this is part of the news of the book. >> so what i did, howie, when i saw what you wanted to talk about, i talked to someone extremely high up to the situation. obviously, kelly is the source of this story, and they went on to tell me that kelly never understood trump period. he's a guy who wanted to take the hill, go take the hill. he didn't understand the shades of trump and the way he went about things. for example, if there was a horrific thing, there was a rocket sent over the top of south korea. he would get his people in, he'd go should we just bomb 'em? should we just forget about it? should we just ignore it? he said there's no way that this would, this was remotely true, number one. number two is there's no way he remotely meant it. and if you understand what was going on at time, do you remem

still under construction, on exclusive indian creek island in miami beach with ivanka trump and jared kushners. >> when these two were married, her career was at its height. tom, though he thought his career was at its height, became the goat and he started to earn more and more. >> reporter: there are clues about their future goals with tom signing a 10-year, $375 million deal with fox sports. and gisele telling "elle" magazine, "i have a huge list of things i have to do, that i want to do. at 42, i feel more connected with my purpose." no matter what happens, tom brady is expected back on the field this sunday. all eyes will be on both the quarterback and who might be cheering him on from the sidelines. >>> up next, funny ladies. we get serious with three women about breaking barriers in comedy. , a grenade took my ability to see. today, i'm a sculptor. my fingers are my eyes. as a veteran, i know the challenges of life can be great. - [narrator] dav helps veterans like michael get the benefits they've earned. - with dav, more veterans can shape their lives into a thing of beauty. my victor

the book also claims that trump almost fired his daughter, ivanka and her husband, jared kushner, in a tweet before chief of staff john kelly stopped him. haberman also alleges that trump considered bombing drug labs in mexico made jokes about ruth bader ginsburg death and that after the 2020 election, he openly said he would refuse to leave the white house. trump has described and as a maggot, calling her a dishonest reporter and saying the book is made up. haberman will sit down in her first live interview later this morning on g m a. andrew alright j. thank you time now for a look at your accuweather forecast. good morning. hurricane ian. cleanup efforts continue across florida , and the weather looks good today for most areas dry and not too hot. meantime we're watching the tropics for the next couple of weeks. we don't have anything for our shorelines for the next week to 10 days, but by the middle of october, we may see some development here into the caribbean will keep you posted. meantime across the lower 48 early this week, a storm off the coast gives you rain and wind and d

got done, they weren't things that the president cared about because kushner had his own -- >> what?abraham accords, criminal justice reform which he continues to complaining about. he said something to the effect did it for african americans, got zero credit and that's how he saw it. there was a pervasive sense for people working in the white house that it was problematic. there are nepotism laws for a reason and it's always complicated even without concerns about having two family members who are wealthy and who didn't divest from businesses. it's just complicated. it creates complications for staff. trump has a reluctance to confront his family. so he charged on kelly, the white house chief of staff, with fixing things and then trump proceeded to undermine it and look at kelly as a way to get rid of his relatives, but then wouldn't acknowledge that. it was a mess. >> you have some incredible details that we didn't know at the time. i think one of them is the story you are telling. he wants kelly to fire them, but doesn't want -- >> correct. >> what were the most violent clashes in

during their discussion, ye questioned the motives of jared kushner, who is jewish and negotiating peace treaties in the middle east during the trump administration. administration. >> he made these peace treaties, where was that? do you know the facts oen that here? >> that was between israel ask some of the arab nations. >> i think it was to make money. i don't know. is that too heavy handed to put in this platform? >> no, that's your opinion. we're not in a sensorship business. >> okay, thank you. and i just think that's what they're about is making money. i don't think that they have the ability to make anything on their own. i think they're born into money. >> the american jewish committee condemned the comments ye made last week by accusing him of using anti-semitic words like greed and we reached out to reps for ye on reactions and we're waiting to hear back and reached out to twitter on a comment of blocking a fashion mogul and a twitter spokesperson responded in a brief and standard statement today saying the account was locked due to a violation of twitter's policies. john: chr

you hear donald trump junior, melania, jared kushner, among others.roughout the audio tapes woodward intersperses his own comm commentary. in the epilogue, woodward declares his past assessment did not go far enough. woodward now set, quote, trump is an unparalleled danger. the record shows that he has led a sedition conspiracy, which is in effect an effort to destroy democracy. the audio book will be released by simon & schuster next week. jamie gan gel with the exclusive, thank you. >> thank you. >>> where's the beef? that takes back to the '80s. this is more serious. a special master who was appointed to deal with the documents from mar-a-lago is asking where the beef is? asking for more information from both the doj and trump's lawyers. why? stay with us. biofreeze, the number one clinician recommended menthol topical pain relief brand. works fast. lasts long. cool the pain with biofreeze. my moderate to severe plaque psoriasis... the tightness, stinging... the pain. emerge tremfyant®. with tremfya®, most people saw 90% clearer skin at 16 weeks. t

when he was talking about the kushner's for example in josh and jared and what was going on and he talked jerrod in the middle and he said it was great what he did in the middle east, but he was also doing other stuff in the middle east. he's nobody's full. i was very impressed with him, like a lot of what he said, i liked that white lives matter. it's not just freedom of speech he has the most fun to say a. he doesn't care if he is in line . >> the thing is he's a very talented musician. he is a great business person, but companies are now looking a reevaluating his endorsements. what is he supposed to do if they try to cancel him? how do you take on? we already worry about how to take on the media, how does he take on the business community in the other side of it is they love to say that minorities tha are not liberal, that they are crazy. we're crazy because we don't know that we're supposed to be democrats. how is he going to deal with th canceled culture on this? >> i think you will feel the same independence that he forms his opinions. he will continue to be in a reticle that hopef

the pound rally, whether the peak hawkish and us, have we got peacock kushner's is the point --hawkish and this is the point? certainly peak dollar. >> at least now compared to three months ago or six month ago, surely no market is more prepared for the hike. by the end of the year, 5% next year. that's also in line with what bloomberg economics is pricing. right now we see that the dollar, at least the rally from here is lower. we will turn more cautious as well. i think it is too early to speak for a reversal. yvonne: we started off by looking at this data delay. there had been many theories with the initial reaction. it was released in 2017 although the economy was booming at that stage. there are other theories, now that the statisticians were distracted by the congress. maybe too distracted to produced statistics. others saying beijing did not want to distract from the congress. >> although we don't know the reasons, so we have all the speculation in different theories, but it doesn't have to signal this will be a terrible set of data when it comes, given that could be the other f

donald trump's son-in-law jared kushner in breaking history. and former trump administration un ambassador nikki haley takes a look at leaders. two other high profile political books set to be released in so help me god, former vice president mike pence examines faith and journey to the vice presidency. and former first lady michelle obama follows up best selling memoir becoming about uncertainty. those are some of the political books being published this fall and ingrid rojas, the man that can move a cloud.

-- >> sandra: so you're blaming opec for the high oil prices -- >> there's -- >> these are jared kushneranybody that puts our energy in the hands of bad actors -- that changes the equation in terms of our national security, international politics. we need to be independent of some of these relationships that ari is talking about. we have to be security in our energy future. the only way to do that is here at home. >> sandra: this debate was only about inflation. we've got gotten to the border crisis and crime. two big issues the republicans are trying to bring home. thanks for the conversation as we're i guess under 40 days out from election day. hard to believe. thank you to you both. no border stop for the border czar. kamala harris taking a trip to texas to raise money. that has lawmakers raising eyebrows. to griff jenkins on that. >> hi, sandra. the border surge showing no signs of slowing down. more than 10,000 migrants in the first ten days of this fiscal year. they're coming from further than central america. we have that story when we come back. ♪limu emu & doug♪ it's nice to unw

donald trump's son-in-law jared kushner released a memoir of his time as a senior white house advisorin bringing history . and former trump administration un ambassador nikki haley takes a look at the lessons that can be learned from women leaders if you want something done. and just after the 2022 election twoother high-profile political books are set to be released . in so help me god former vice president might pends examines his faith and journey to the vice presidency and in the light we carry former first lady michelle obama also memoir becoming by offering advice on how to overcome uncertainty. those are some of the political books being published this fall. look forward to the tv covering all these books in the near future . >> are watching tv, for a complete television schedule visit tv.org. can also follow along behind the scenes on socialmedia tv on twitter ,instagram and facebook . >> if you would please join me in welcoming peace accept and david berkeley. [applause] >> ..

. >> jared kushner, who has been close to murdoch for years, made that phone call to him. >> rupert andd they didn't. >> fox stood by its call. >> after four long tense days, we can now project the winner. >> joe biden has been elected the 46th president of the united states. >> president trump and many of his supporters are furious with the network for calling the state of arizona. >> they're actually chanting, "fox news sucks." >> it was clear post-election night that the murdochs were surprised with the backlash in the arizona call. although that was the correct call, it led to a lot of fallout. >> donald trump starts to tell his supporters, don't watch fox news. watch oaa, watch newsmax. you can't watch fox news and still be a loyal trump supporter. >> thank you to the president of the united states who's been retweeting us left and right. >> following that arizona call, competitors to fox used it against them. and they did cut in to fox news' ratings. >> for somebody like rupert murdoch, who really, really loves winning, this is just his nightmare scenario. >> when he sees their ra

>> no, jared kushner was only involved when i had lied to congress. this is another thing, too.hey keep saying oh, you know, cohen paid stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. as i said i did not. cohen committed tax evasion. i'm a guy who has never not paid tax ed. lanny davis went crazy, all over television, with clips on how -- how you prove a case of tax evasion, and none of the elements of tax evasion are there for me. i've never ever received a letter from the irs. i was never given an tune. in fact, in the book there's a woman who works at the southern distribute of new york named andrea grise world, and the email is in there. she basically threatened my accountants that if they tried to file amended tax returns that they would scrutinize those returns, it would be financially and legally more injurious to me than what was already going on. >> how does sdny in your view conduct itself in a way that lacks integrity and attachment to the truth and this fail to ever investigate trump's businesses. >> again, why would you go after the king when you can go or the joker. >> you're t

bring in more televisions so i can take in --" trump often made fun of his son-in-law, jared kushner.o we have that in common. [ laughter ] once, ivanka wanted to go camping, trump said, "can you imagine jared and his skinny ass camping? it'd be like something out of 'deliverance.'" [ laughter ] and then he made banjo noises. [ laughter ] which i guess is more dignified than if he started squealing like a pig. but i don't know. [ laughter ] we also learned that, remember when trump, his brilliant plan, he was going to host the taliban at camp david, didn't go through it? well, the book says when they were planning the visit, he was worried ivanka would have to wear a burqa. in the presence of the taliban. which bothered him. which inviting the people who helped osama bin laden is one thing, but nobody puts ivanka in a burqa! [ laughter ] the only burqa donald trump wants to be around comes with a side of french fries, okay? [ laughter ] trump was very focused on how the people who worked for him looked. the book says he was "singularly interested" in their appearance. i guess that pol

he was mad that the criminal justice reform bill that jared kushner talked him into supporting duringdn't get him more appreciation from african americans. he said it bluntly repeatedly. he has time and time again said to various groups in america that they needed to view him and give him appreciation. that's how he views all of these things. policy issues aren't about policy. it is what it means for him and what it means to him. does that affect the midterms? i don't know. the more he is out there, more democrats are happy. they would rather it be a choice than a referendum. it is a sale republicans think they can make, at least to many constituents. the more trump were to, you know, pull back on the public stage, that would be better seen from republicans. and former president trump doesn't seem to see it that way. >> ali, barbara, peter baker whose new book is "the divider" along with susan glasser, appreciate you being with us today. >>> deadly drones in ukraine's capital. can these be stopped? and what it means on continuing to push back russian forces. we are live in kyiv next.

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and of course the messenger of the difference was through tony kushner's words, a modern shakespeare.u're not allowed to teach that it's okay to be whoever you are. and it's not okay to be gay. and so, this was 30 years ago. we were doing this play. so it kind of saddens me that this is what we're dealing with now. but we'll do more plays. >> stephen: yes. >> and make more messages. >> stephen: yes. ( applause ) well, now, in a completely different tone, you are now starring in the new cbs comedy "so help me todd." where the premise is you're a lawyer who hires your son to be a private detective. okay, to dig up information. would you be a good lawyer yourself? >> okay. what parent wouldn't? ( laughter ) i mean-- ( applause ) how often-- >> stephen: that's true. >> are we arguing with our kids about what's right and wrong? i'm a right fighter. i'm a real arguer. more than that, we're also good investigators. because, i defy any parent who tells me they did not snoop around in their kid's-- i didn't-- in my kids' diaries. i would never do such a thing. we snoop, we smell smoke, a-ha. a

then all the footage of these trump aliens, bill barr, jason miller, a ivanka trump and jared kushnerard-carrying members imagination, based trump is getting involved in turn one of the most important aspects of people press the press respectable of politicians generally. people from your group messaging you don't go here is very impressive. six of the lord. let them of the department of justicebu says. thus far it has been an incredible success. you stick to facebook pretty decisively sprinkle in criticism of the "new yorkom times". "you say about the timesf lackf holding the administration accountable during those years or criticize went waiting approximate amount. i think of the chimes from this moment? the new time, really important work. great stuff. and by far the most influential thing. criticism ofne the "new york times" and the large intrusion media this is not both sides issue. we can run an issue the same as republic of china steel election. we know the press care passionately about how many questions and answers every week. good thing to do. use the power to push for more

refused to address, there was that fancy two billion dollars of money that was dropped in jared kushner's immediately after he lost power. so i think that you are right about that. on the other side, i am not sure whether there is the direct connection between what good he might have done for trump and what that he is doing for biden in front of the midterms. but what there has been is an assault on oil prices. now, first we have to remember that the fundamental backdrop for oil is for it to be a lot higher than it is right now. i know people don't really believe that, but it is true. russia has clearly removed one of the most -- largest pieces of the global supply chain. it is now very much at risk, where the russian supplies will reach the rest. whether they will even reach the east. how much will be lost. but instead of prices going, up we have seen oil prices come down $40 a barrel over the course of the last two and a half months. that has been mostly cause of, one, the federal reserve continuing to raise interest rates. but also, with president biden releasing supplies from the stra

laura was pointing out earlier that we went a long time without ever hearing jerry kushner's voice. people did not know, speculated that there were -- fits about what that was. like >> darth vader, gilbert gottfried. >> so, here it is can we play this portion? >> can i just headed up by telling you what has happened before this is is donald trump has put jarred on the phone with woodward so jarred will arrange for woodward to have interviews with other people in the white house. >> okay, got it, let's listen. >> hello? >> jared, it's woodward, how are you? >> good, how are you? >> did you hear what he said, that i'm going to come see you, we've got a date scheduled, i think, next week. and then you are going to help me with some of these other people i want to talk to. is that -- >> perfect, what i will do is i will make a list of other people. what i heard from the president is basically that i now work for you. so, i will make myself available around that schedule. and i will make sure i get you a good list. i will come up on my list, and you come up with your list of wants, i wil