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and then within a day i had been invited down to mar-a-lago to interview that turned out to be to go for quite a number of hours. and then have dinner with the former president and the former first lady. >> michael wolf is our guest here on "washington journal" his latest book landslide the final days of the trump presidency. we welcome your calls and comments the lines for dammit 202 district 202-748-8001. emperor independents and others (202)748-8002. the book covers just before the election through the inauguration and as michael pointed a conversation with the former president himself at mar-a-lago. let me take you back to the preparation for the debates. in the book you write about that preparation chris christie was playing joe biden and where the debate perhaps he chris christie the former new jersey governor on-again off-again trump ally was participating in the mock debate which was quickly digressing into the monologues. i think of calling it off without much prep. the election too much virus but you can't do that, man, said christie u.s. attorney half chuckling, you do kno

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and then within a day i had been invited down to mar-a-lago to interview that turned out to be to gote a number of hours. and then have dinner with the former president and the former first lady. >> michael wolf is our guest here on "washington journal" his latest book landslide the final days of the trump presidency. we welcome your calls and comments the lines for dammit 202 district 202-748-8001. emperor independents and others (202)748-8002. the book covers just before the election through the inauguration and as michael pointed a conversation with the former president himself at mar-a-lago. let me take you back to the preparation for the debates. in the book you write about that preparation chris christie was playing joe biden and where the debate perhaps he chris christie the former new jersey governor on-again off-again trump ally was participating in the mock debate which was quickly digressing into the monologues. i think of calling it off without much prep. the election too much virus but you can't do that, man, said christie u.s. attorney half chuckling, you do know you ca

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host: your book ends with an epilogue, a visit to mar-a-lago. in that, you say trump is -- in that, you say -- michael wolff, do you think he is happy in that role? guest: i do. i don't think that -- donald trump has not really, in my view, meaningfully changed from the donald trump in trump tower, the donald trump in the white house, the donald trump in mar-a-lago. he is the same person, he conducts himself in the same way. the presidency really did not alter how donald trump fills his day, or changed his focus. one of the things that i think is often said is that the presidency changes whoever occupies the office. but i don't think that's been true about donald trump. he has remained singularly donald trump, and i think that is another curious point, is that he doesn't have to be the president to yet be donald trump. that is also a dangerous point, because it is not -- it is not president donald trump who has enthralled so much of the country. it is donald trump, whatever that character is, whatever role that actor -- which is what he is in ma

pulitzer prize winning reporters phillip rucker and krarl leonnig sat down with donald trump in mar-a-lago. among several alarming admissions in the new book, i alone can fix it, they write this and we quote. trump regrets his response to

germism duo carol leonnig and phil rucker of "the washington post," they interviewed trump at mar-a-lago back in march for their book "i alone can fix it."

now, if you're a mar-a-lago member you can see this, you can sit in, you can hear this. >> fascinatingon show. >> that's -- that's really -- >> the weirdest thing in the whole world. i mean, when i was -- so i was sort of brought in there and he's sitting with i think the senator from kansas, his name i can't remember. and i'm at another couch but obviously i can hear everything. and at one point one of his young aides is looking over at me and looking over at me and he gets up and he comes over. and he says -- he says, you know, i remember when you sat on the couch in the west wing for fire and fury and i can't believe we're going to do this again. and then he takes me out to have a drink at the bar. >> based on your conversations do you think he'll run again or will he talk about it and hang it over everyone's head and make a dramatic decision one way or the other? >> you cannot predict what trump is going to do because there is no plan. there is no strategy. it just will happen in the moment. is it possible that at some big rally he thinks he's going to, you know, get a big response

. >> i want to talk to you more about the former president's current life with mar-a-lago and more. we're going to take a quick break. when we come back, i'll have more with michael wolff. he describes the president and his life at mar-a-lago almost being looked at as a zoo animal perhaps like a, quote, newly married couple. later president biden's thoughts on those texas democratic lawmakers who fled the state to block voting legislation. they do not have the votes to defeat. beto o'rourke joins us for that. we'll be right back. me? absolut sensodyne sensitivity and gum gives us a dual action effect that really takes care of both our teeth sensitivity as well as our gum issues. there's no question it's something that i would recommend. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hey google, turn up the heat. ♪ ♪ ♪ replace old pipes? i can do that. install energy-efficient windows? i can do that. build an electric car? i can do that. weld the tower of a wind turbine? modernize the grid? install 10,000 solar panels? do what i've been doing my whole life? rebuild the country and protect america against climate chang

here's a dramatic reading of how that conversation went at mar-a-lago not long ago according to wolf. wolf, so who rigged it. trump, a group of people within the democratic party working along with big tech and the media. wolf, some names? >> trump, i can't give you names now. names are going to be revealed. how about where the lock boxes show up days later, in other words, they're supposed to be picked up. they shouldn't even be there. that was done by zuckerberg, but it was picked up and it comes days later and most of the votes in the boxes were for biden. you know, in areas that were good areas. wolf, this is a big thing that happened. somebody must have been coordinating this, no? trump, it's a coordinated effort, and it's also cancel culture. joining me now is michael wolf, author of the new book, "landslide, the final days of the trump presidency," and michael, i wanted to start with that because at the very end of the book, you basically publish a transcript of the conversation you had, long conversation you had with donald trump at mar-a-lago, not long ago. and i wanted to re

he did it in the lobby of mar-a-lago? >> jonathan, it was the craziest scene.e lobby and at the dinner hour. so hundreds of his guests, club members, were parading by, saying hello, coming by to tease him. laura ingraham, the fox news host, was there and interrupted the interview, so did kimberly guilfoyle. while we were talking about serious matters, the banana fosters station was being set up in the corner. it's one of those scenes that only happens down at mar-a-lago and with donald trump. >> i always thought those scenes only happened on "star wars" but who am i. carol leonnig and phil rucker, thank you very much for coming to "the reidout." >>> still ahead, western wildfires blow a haze of smoke across the east coast as the climate crisis spreads across globe. the governor of one state being hit hard by wildfires joins me next. next ♪ lights out, follow the noise. ♪ ♪ baby, keep on dancing like you ain't got a choice. ♪ ♪ so come one (come on), come on (come on), come on. ♪ no one is just one flavor. ow! this is the greatest idea you'll ever hear. okay, it

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se encuentra actualmente a 668 pies de altura de la planta cerraría una vez que el lago llegue a losifornia al contrario las colisiones pueden empeorar por este aumento de temperaturas vámonos esta foto que es tomada precisamente por las cámaras de (nombre extranjero) lo que se llama la montaña del diablo también nos da una idea de esta sequía insisto hacia el interior el contraste de la línea costera se mantiene nublados mientras al interior las temperaturas al momento son agradables van a seguir subiendo a partir del fin de semana estas circulaciones en contra de las manecillas del reloj que sigue aumentando y trayendo las posibles de algunas lloviznas esto en la línea costera gran parte de california se mantiene estable por lo menos no con advertencias de calor o por lo menos de incendios así que al momento las condiciones son estables peroson secas para nosotros acatamos una máxima cercanas a los 80 sin lluvia para nosotros a partir del viernes la presencia de algunas lloviznas a partir de las próximas horas los nulos quedan por la tarde comenzaría a salir el sol hablando de eso

so what you have at mar-a-lago or what you have on the day that we were there at the end of march isublican politics sort of in his break of doom with an imagined reality all around him that just doesn't stack up to the facts or anything else. and by the way, he's also field with grievance. he brought up again and again people like bill barr and mitch mcconnell and paul ryan, the former speaker of the house, he even invoked the late senator john mccain. oh people he made fun of and said we're unintelligent. >> he blamed them for things that had gone wrong and he also blames mike pence, his loyal vice president for not doing what trump considered to be the courageous thing on january 6th by trying to overturn those election results. the former president is still bitter about that. >> carol, back to the subject of the military and donald trump and had this been a full on third world style coup, it is plausible that he would've wanted to call out the military to enforce whatever his election goals were. tell us what leaders at the pentagon were willing to do in the events of such an ord

. >> el lago de guatepec es uno de los más grandes de el salvador, está junto a dos volcanes y ha cambiados bañar. >> no hay pescados muertos. >> yo tomo agua de aquí. >> Él es uno de los que tiene sus teorías de lo que puede ocurrir. >> es como algo volcánico porque antes se ponía como con mucho azufre. > el cambio en las aguas es en el invierno y dura unas dos semanas pero ¿qué causa este color turquesa? >> las respuestas las buscan los expertos en medioambiente. >> acá se da la ploriferación y se comienza a cambiar. >> medimos el oxígeno. >> durante el fenómeno predomina una microalga que se sospecha que provocan el cambio de color pero no se sabe si el alimento es por el volcán, contaminación causado por el hombre o el cambio climático. >> no sabemos cómo se llama. >> ahora sigue la investigación pero piden no tomar agua porque esto pudiera ser tóxico pero para turistas esto es un espectáculo único en el mundo. >> esto se ve en otros lados como el caribo . >> en el lago de ecuatepec en san salvador,, noticias telemundo. >> una maravilla de la naturaleza y con esto vamos a pausa porque

phil, as i read it, your scheduled interview at mar-a-lago was for an hour. for two and a half, or there abouts. for people who will never get that distinct pleasure of sitting down for that long, what is it like? b, what shocked you the most during that conversation? >> well, brian, it was an entirely bizarre season for carol and me. we came to the interview and trump wanted to hold it in what is effectively the lobby at mar-a-lago at the dinner hour so scores of his dinner guests were parading past us as we were trying on interview him about the serious substantive matters of his presidency. he is so fixated on the 2020 election. he kept reverting back again and again and again to the election and to the conspiracy that's we all know are not true. the false hoods that he won arizona, the falsehoods that there was fraud in fulton county, georgia. in trump's mind it is so real. and he would tell it to us with real animated cadence. he thought people would finally figure it out. he kept saying, i'm trying to get the word out here about the fraud that simply do

did you walk out of mar-a-lago feeling like donald trump is preparing to run for president? trump is preparing to be an active force and leader of the republican party. whether that takes the form of an actual campaign running for president i think is to be determine ld but he gave every indication to us that he wants to continue at the forefront of the gop, shaping the gop and potentially leading it as its next nominee. you're right if the primaries were tomorrow he would be the nominee for the republican party. that's why looking back at the year 2020 and how he managed it is consequential. this is not history, this is current events. it's really scary for some of the people that served trump at the highest levels to contemplate that and it's what he's thinking about probably at this hour as he watches your program from bed minister new jersey. >> i have to -- >> yep, he does that. go ahead, carol. >> i think it's completely plausible based on the conversations that we had with him that he is not just toying with the idea of running for president. i think we should all pre

you look on the whole lago family trudges along the steep slope after heavy rainfall. the path is slippery and indeed there are beatles everywhere. the dilemma not okay. the problem is these critters, they've invaded the area and destroyed the entire bean. look, it's even away the centers. long mean that it's heartbreaking for the farmers once again. years harvest is mediocre. at best coffee plants are sensitive. they need a mild climate between 18 and 21 degrees celsius, combined with moderate rainfall. but as the earth warms the weather, patterns here are less predictable. nobody had really, none of them were ruined. we're going under because we don't earn enough money to buy food. and we don't have enough to pay our kids wages. he was here at an altitude of 1300 meters. logos, coffee trees are dining after 3 unusually hot summers in a row. there is nothing left but barren branches. it makes you sad, dan, dan. you see how the plants are drying up, even when they're water, they don't survive. 7 years ago, the family took out a loan in order to cultivate coffee. but be

you look on the whole lago family trudges along the steep slope after heavy rainfall. the path is slippery and indeed, there are beatles everywhere. the dilemma not okay. the problem is these critters, they've invaded the area and destroyed the entire bean. look, it's eaten away, the center does not mean that it's heartbreaking for the farmers once again. years harvest is mediocre. at best coffee plants are sensitive. they need a mild climate between 18 and 21 degrees celsius, combined with moderate rainfall. when the earth warms the weather, patterns here are less predictable. nobody, hardly, none of them were ruined. we're going under because we don't earn enough money to buy food. and we don't have enough to pay our kids wages. he was here at an altitude of 1300 meters. logos, coffee trees are dining after 3 unusually hot summers in a row. there is nothing left but barren branches. it makes you sad, dan, down. you see how the plants are drawing up, even when they're water, they don't survive. 7 years ago, the family took out a loan in order to cultivate coffee. but

believe in what fauci is saying and that has this lingering effect but when carol and i went to mar a lagoto interview trump for our book, we asked him if he had regrets about his handling the pandemic, hundreds o thousands of americans died on his watch when he was president and he spread lies and misinformation about the pandemic for months. he said he had no regrets, he thought he handled the pandemic very well and he claimed he didn't get credit from the media for the good things he had done and the only regret he hadas not sending american troops into portland, into seattle, into washington, during the black lives matter protests. he wanted a military response and he wishes he sent one. yamiche: that's incredible. we're going to talk more about "i alone can fix it." i have to catch my breath thinkingbout that, when you think about 600,000 americans have died from covid. today when i was talking to white house officials about the week they said there are good signs, this week compared to last week, one official said vaccination rates are up 14%. jen psaki was saying that states with th

they interviewed trump at mar-a-lago back at march for their book i alone can fix it. and here is what trump told them about the day has supporters laid siege to and desecrated the capitol. and again in an effort to overturn the election, which of course lead to trumping impeached for a second time. >> it was a loving crowd, i heard that from everybody. many people told me that it was a loving crowd. and you know, it was too bad, it was too bad that they did that. the capitol police were very friendly. you know they were a hugging and kissing. personally what i wanted is what they wanted, they showed up. just to show support because i happen to believe the election was rigged at a level like nothing has ever been wrecked before. >> it's a loving crowd, and now there's been a meltdown over this bipartisan effort to investigate that insurrection, the wand were capitol police definitely were not being hugged and kissed, the one that left many capitol police officers with permanent injuries. today the house speaker veto two of the five republicans members that minority lea

he kept telling himself and that his flatterers, his aides and friends reinforce with him at mar a lago yamiche: carol, you told our producers you'd be happy to supply a witness list to the january 6 investigation. who was on your list and why would you call them? carol: first and foremost, mark meadows, white house chief of staff, who there was that day. ivanka trump, his daughter. one thing phil and i learned as part of the book was that the president was watching this almost giddy on television, enjoying this moment. and that's pretty shocking because even before anybody broke through the glass of the capitol, they were committing felonies by breaching the perimeter, by pushing past police, by spraying them with bear spray. and he was sort of cheering that quietly in his dining room where he spends time watching television. well, later, ivanka and mark meadows give themselves the assignment to try to get the president to call off the dogs and they don't do this very urgently, as phil and i learned. it takes two hours for them to get him to say something. a president should be saying

he can charge whatever he wants and in this case he's chosen to charge $400 a night at mar-a-lago.idents have done this, as far as i can tell no other ex-presidents can have charged their protectors. the total spend joe biden got over seven years was equal to what trump charged the government during his first month as president. >> not exactly apples to apples. how is the new york indictment affecting trump's finances at large? >> well, the trump administration is already facing an existential crisis. covid, the political backlash, january 6th have robbed him of a lot of things they needed to succeed, customers, vendors, lenders, lawyers. at the same time, the point of the company is slipping away. it was basically built to serve the brand and to serve the interests of one guy, and that guy trashed his brand and then basically lost interest in the company. so you put all those problems out there and then you add on top of that its cfo, the guy that runs the company day to day is under indictment. they'll be paying legal fees from now until who knows when. he could be convicted and

he goes and meets with donald trump at his northern mar-a-lago in new jersey.w. lauren, this is something. the timing here pretty remarkable. >> well, certainly mccarthy showing here he just can't quit former president donald trump and that's because he has his eyes on taking that speaker's gavel after the 2022 midterms. to do that, he knows he needs trump's backing. >> reporter: in his latest move to show his alignment to the former president, house minority leader kevin mccarthy travelled to new jersey for a meeting with donald trump. mccarthy saying they discussed matters regarding the upcoming mid term elections, writing in a statement they, quote, had a productive conversation regarding house republican's record fundraising, upcoming congressional special elections and the latest work being carried out to target vulnerable democrats. >> these were some of the discussions i had with president trump. talking about the border. talking about our success in the last election. talking about our first six months in fundraising. >> reporter: some republicans defen

i've brought multiple authors down to mar-a-lago. he sees a very important role for the media. whether this fox news, the wall street journal, the "new york times", or c-span, he has acknowledged as much publicly as well. >> host: let's go to richmond, virginia. this is tina on the democratshe line. >> good morning. i voted absentee. it was kind of tricky it was a post office and covet. what i did is i requested an absentee ballot and then hand-delivered to a dropbox which was on the other side of town so things are rather complicated. i did want to comment thank goodness we do not have another four years of 45. thank goodness for free press in journalism, thank you. sue went on to ask about the writing of melania trump especially the few weeks for this is about election night. just before the election nightan rally you write the cox use of the white house or blakely political purposes also made her uncomfortable. she tried to stop the campaign from using a -- the white house lawn. for the convention to bird her office at slow walk several campaign ahead of the rnc, the convent

we went down at the end of our reporting progress to mar-a-lago. we were granted an hour of time but he ended up talking to us for 2.5 hours. it was a revealing interview because we could see how he continues to live in this alternate reality of the election. he was trying to persuade us he won arizona and everyone knows he won arizona. he continued to claim the election had been stolen from him and there was widespread fraud, the evidence for which has never surfaced or been produced. it was a revealing capstone to our investigative reporting process. by the time we went out to hear what he had to say, we talked to 140 people worked closest with him. we had a good sense of where the reality was. host: did you challenge him on what is aides and friends and cabinet secretary told you? guest: in that interview, we often let donald trump talk and tell us his view. we want to do here his worldview. there may times we said, sir -- there was not hugging and kissing -- he argues that many of the protesters during the capital january 6 were part of a lovin

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by the pool at mar-a-lago.ders in mar-a-lago or anywhere else, he's been repeating it to anybody who will listen and probably boring people silly with it over time. but because he's willing to repeat it, much longer than anyone else is willing to even want to think about it. i -- in the end, he's able to convince people because he just repeats the lie, over and over, and is so shameless, he kind of exhausts everybody. >> right. shameless, remorseless. i mean, call it any number of things. and the problem is, at this point, is even if he shut up tomorrow. even if -- even if he went away tomorrow and -- and never -- never spoke about this, again, which is not gonna happen. it's all out there, now. he's created, basically, this cultish ad -- you know, adherence to the big lie. that's going to be almost -- could -- could almost be kind of a generational thing. like, the stab-in-the-back theory that -- that prevailed in ger germany. it's a dangerous, dangerous, scary thing. >> also, that he has turned what was -- an

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bomberos en el condado de sonoma se tratÓ de una emergencia mÉdica de una persona que estaba en el lago rescatis tas en el parque. otro hombre fue rescatado por la guardia costera en (hablan en inglÉs). esto fue a las 3 de la maÑana del miÉrcoles, el bote del hombre se volcÓ. >>> miles de presos podrÍan quedar en libertad muy pronto, fiscales de california se unieron para detener la liberaciÓn de estos reos. vamos al informe. >>> son 76 presos estatales que podrÍan ser liberados en el condado fresco donde el crimen se dispara. >>> estas personas regresarÁn a las comunidades. es la preocupaciÓn de este jefe de policÍa donde se soltarÁ a estos presos. >>> es algo irresponsable. >>> la misma opiniÓn comparten los fiscales de california. el asistente condado frenno dice que estos precos soseo lon violadores, ladrones, gente que balea y apuÑada a susieo vÍctimas, y serÁn liberados. >>> nosotros creemos que la gente puede cambiar, pero tiene que haber un plan. cerrando las prisiones no creo que sea posible, ya que hay algunos muy violentos, es mi opiniÓn. >>> autoridades temen soltar a la cal

efcienten en transmisión de persona a personas y lo que hemos determinado es que aunque se trata de lago> pero también es una situación diferencia en todo caso, la gente creo que debe estar más entusiasta para vacunarse porque el porcentaje más alto de la población especialmente 100 millones de personas elegibles para vacunarse y que no se están vacunando y si de vacunaran , no enfrentariados esta difícil situación que tenemos ahora, estamos en esta situación porque el virus se ha podido propagar de persona a persona porque mujgen no está vacuanda. >>> es usted partidario que las vacunas sean obligatorias. >>> no creo que debería ser algo obligatorio , o centralizado a nivel local comenzarán a haber órdenes para ir a la universidad o ciertos lugares de trabajo, ahí lo van a hacer obligatorio y no para todo el país . >>> hoy se hizo oficial en california la cobertura de salud para personas mayores de 50 años sin importar su estatus migratorio, vamos a ver . >>> es un paso más cerca a la coerura médica universal. >>> para vivir mejor porque la medicina actual es de buena calidad. >>> camin

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un oso negro se subió a un tanquecerca del lago mendocino cuandoel termómetro marcaba 105 grados fueron irs brindará dinero a cuentas bancarias de algunas personas. >> tenemos información para los que viven en el sur del área de la bahía tras la pandemia el parque permitirá el uso de los juegos mecánicos y el zoológico de san josé tendrá acceso desde las 10:00 de la mañana recibirán a visitantesqué harán conocer este lugar, ahí en la ciudad de san josé. >> quien fuera la princesa del pop regresa a corte este miércoles. ya que britney spears presentará ante la jueza a su nuevo abogado. emprendió una lucha legal para ponerle fin a la tutela total que ejerce su padre sobre ella y sus bienes. el mes pasado al artista habló por primera vez en años y dijo sentirse mal y deprimida por esta situación. >> telemundo 48 ... (hablan en inglés). >> lo invitan a apoyar a nuestras escuelas durante todo el mes de julio ahí apoyará nuestros estudiantes para iniciar bien el año escolar muy importante apoyar a la comunidad hispana hemos perdido los trabajos y tenemos hijos que mantener. musica buenas tard

pensamos en playas, lagos, piscinas. se cae de frente hacen un trabajo para levantarse y si no pueden respirar eso queda en la vÍa respiratoria. karla: importante informaciÓn que nos acaba de dar. eso puede ocurrir en la tina de nuestro baÑo o en una cubeta llena de agua. doctor, quÉ otras actividades de verano pueden ser peligrosas y quÉ recomiendas a los padres? doctor: tengo que felicitar al teniente. excelente todos los consejos que dio. nosotros vemos muchos casos asÍ. muy bueno dar estos consejos para prevenir accidentes. lo otro que vemos, normalmente, muchos chicos tienen problemas con los trampolÍnes, con las barras, en los balcones tambiÉn. ahÍ estÁ moviendo y lo que hay que estar seguro es que estÉn los tornillos bien ajustados. ahÍ vemos que tiene una malla protectora. los bordes, generalmente, tienen que estar con algo acolachado. de todas formas, los pediatras no utilizamos el uso de trampolÍn en las casas porque vemos muchos chicos que se lastiman. con respecto a las barras ahÍ estÁ moviendo. los chicos ti

in basis and fact but he's spreading the word >> and also, who is going to contradict him at mar-a-lagoa? there's not a lot of people around there of weight who are going to stand up and say mr. , president, that's not, you know, that's not reality. >> that's right. in fact, during our interview with president trump laura abraham came by and interrupted, she's a guest of mar-a-lago those are the kind of things hanging around the president to put things in his ear. >> he said something when you left. >> it was one of my favorite moments of the interview, as i said, he was quite a gracious host, quite charming, and he came to check on us where we were seated for dinner on the patio and we mentioned we might have follow-up questions, he said, absolutely, please come back, i would love it, it was an honor to do this. we both remarked, you spent a lot of time with us mr. trump, we promise not to use that time if we come back again. he ed, you know, it's -- he said, you know, it's a sickness but i really enjoyed it. >> it's a sickness but i really enjoyed it. i find that fascinating. it shows