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here's jonathan karl. >> reporter: an australian billionaire and member of donald trump's mar-a-lago club has told special counsel jack smith's team that the former president told him potentially sensitive information about the capabilities of america's nuclear submarines, sources familiar with the matter tell abc news. the alleged disclosure took place at mar-a-lago in april 2021, months after trump left the white house. the billionaire, anthony pratt of u.s.-based pratt industries, then shared the information with scores of others, including more than a dozen foreign officials, several of his own employees, and a handful of journalists, according to the sources familiar with the matter. pratt has been close to trump for years. >> anthony is one of the most successful men in the world, perhaps australia's most successful man, as they say. >> reporter: according to sources, pratt told investigators that when trump told him the sensitive information, the former president was "leaning" towards him, as if to be discrete. allegedly sharing two critical pieces of information about u.s. nu

a two acres, mar-a-lago is 20 acres. we will give you details on that in a minute but a two acre vacant lot minutes from mar-a-lago is currently listh forward a very low $150 million. another $150 million for two acres of dirt with no house on a waterfront lot. another two acre plot of land near by, waterfront lot, the lot, the dirt, $200 million. again, no house on it. mar-a-lago is an iconic 60,000 square food zoned residential historic landmark mansion and has a club legally associated with it, a whopping 58 bed roomsz, 33 bathrooms located on 20 acres of prime paul beach real estate with a unique position. why? because it has both the inner coastal waterway and oceanfront beach. oceanfront beach are literally a fraction of the size of mar-a-lago without access to inner coastal waterways currently selling anywhere between $100-200 million. rush limbaugh bought a place on the beach for about $4 million a number of years ago. since he died it sold for nearly $160 million. two more mansions in palm beach significantly sm

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nuclear submarines with a foreign billionaire down at mar-a-lago.l discuss this and more with a former director of u.s. national intelligence. >>> let's get back to the breaking news we're following. abc news's bombshell new report on donald trump's alleged mishandling of very sensitive national security information after leaving the white house. the former president allegedly sharing this information about u.s. nuclear submarine fleets with a foreign member of his mar-a-lago club. let's get reaction from cnn national security analyst james clapper, the former director of national intelligence. thank you so much, general, for joining us. according to abc news, trump allegedly told this australian billionaire down at mar-a-lago, toldld him of the supposed exac number of nuclear war heads u.s. submarines carry and exactly how close they supposedly can get to a russian submarine without being detected. give our viewers a sense just how sensitive is that kind of information? >> well, wolf, with due regard for the fact it's a single-source media report a

my favorite example is probably from mar-a-lago, where the backup data shows that mar-a-lago was valuedsed on an individual purchasing it as a private residence. the only problem with that is that trump, in a series of legal documents, committed that he would never use mar-a-lago for anything other than as a social club. and that matters, because as a social club, mar-a-lago is worth a whole lot less than it would be if he sold it to some billionaire to use is a private residence. and so because of that they asked mcconney, you were aware that mar-a-lago eta number of restrictions on its use, weren't you? and at first he tried to squirm his way out of it, but ultimately they established that mcconney intact had that died in his possession. it was in his files for years. it was attached to an appraisal that he himself had used before and then discarded. and so -- go ahead. >> this has been an essential point. trump is out there saying, mar-a-lago is -- so here's the statement of financial condition that they said, showing the value of assaulting individuals worth over $400 million. they'

take mar-a-lago. last week, judge engoron fled the -- whopping 300%.ng to financial documents, mar-a-lago was worth between 426 million and $612 million, all based on the premise that it could be sold as a private residence. today, we learned that that was a complete farce, and that is because the deed for mar-a-lago clearly states it can only be used as a social club. and if trump cannot sell mar-a-lago as a private residence, then it would likely be worth a whole lot less, to the tune of 18 to 27. 6 million, according to palm beach counties appraisal. then there is trump's iconic rococo apartment in trump tower -- is today, prosecutors asked mcconney about the value of that very shiny penthouse, which was, according to trump, with $180 million. and yet, a similar manhattan apartment, with extras, including a waterfront view and which was allegedly owned by a foreign royal, that similar apartment was more than $100 million cheaper than what trump valued his at. now, mr. mcconney, the trump organizationomptroller claimed his 180 million dollar estimate

pratt, a member of mar-a-lago, not long after leaving office. this was a conversation in which trump was supposed to be revealed a couple of pieces of sensitive information. it's not clear exactly what trump said. we know according to abc, the specifics about capabilities about the sense that the submarines can go and how close they can get in certain cases. this is not, does not appear they showed a document to this gentleman. i don't know prosecutors matter, because he is among the trial witnesses who prosecutors have listed as possible people on call. what they will likely use him for is to establish a pattern of trump being loose with sensitive information with government secrets. >> so he might actually be called? >> he is among dozens of people who might be called, and this list stretches back to the white house. anderson, as you know, as we have reported, as cnn has reported, trump has a history of allegedly talking about classified information or putting out classified information. there was an infamous oval office meeting with two russi

he's at mar-a-lago in the photo. he reportedly spoke to prosecutors and fbi agents about his conversation with the ex-president. here's what he told them, according to abc news. quot pratt described how looking to make conversation with trump at a meeting at r-lago in april 2021 he brought up the american submine fleet, which the two had dcued before. pratt told trump he believed australia should start buying s submarines to the u.s., to which an excited trump, leaning towards pratt as if to b discreet, then told pratt two pieces of information about u.s. submarines. the supposed exact n of nuclear warheads they routinely carry exactly how close they supposedly can get to a russian submarine without being detected. pratt reportedly described trump's remarks to at least 45 other people, including 6 journalists, 11 of his employees and 10 australian officials. well, it is unclear if what trump said was true, investigators reportedly asked pratt not to repeat what trump told him. the episode could wind up playing a crit

lago g the club at mar a lago generates tens of millions of dollarsen o in revenue every year. membership feemberships starting at $200,000. and by all serious accounts, by mar-a-lago, it might be one of the most valuable properties in the entirwoe world. certainly one of the best deals any real estate investor ever madey real . donald trump paid $10 million for the property. but a judge in$1millio, new yory with absolutely no knowledge, no experiencwith ae in real est, no knowledge, no experience in palm beacteh. he kno he thinks he knows better. in reality, the judge is guilt h of the very thing that he is accusing donald trump of, and that is he basically based his entire on false, phony, fake news, fake information. and today, the registered democrat was seen in court. oh, he sees the camera. once he notices the camera, he starts smiling overarts and h . see? hello, everybody. it's me. oh, it's so good to be on tv. nt this is not a game. what they're tryin g to do to donald trump and his family. meanwhile, new york attorney genera andl james, who brought civil case, was als

he valued mar-a-lago at $18 million and it's worth a billion dollars, maybe a billion 5. and you saw where various properties we have that are valued in the financial statements, which is totally subject to the close and open hearing about buyer beware, they call it. but this just came out, in new york civil fraud case against trump is flagged by industry insiders who say valuation of mar-a-lago cited by judge is based on a misunderstanding of basic real estate practice so. they are saying the judge has misunderstood basic real estate practice. i say they are wrong about that. he didn't misunderstand it. this is a rigged court. he's put there to do a job on trump. now, this comes from highly respected officials in palm beach county. also apparent mistake by judge engoron surfaces in the use of a palm beach county appraisal of mar-a-lago and expert says is detached from the true value of the property. now, i don't know the people that we are talking about in palm beach county, but they saw this agregious trial, this horrible, horrible trial going on while at the same time

take mar-a-lago. last week, judge anger on angoron ed the -- whopping 300%. according to financial documents, mar-a-lago was worth between 426 million and $612 million, all sed on the premise that it could be sold as prate residence. a complete farce, and that is because the deed for mago used as a social club.only and if trump el mar-a-lago a a private residence, then it would likely the tune of 18 to 27.6 million, according to palm beach counties appraisal. then there is trump's iconic rick coco rococo apartment in trump tower -- shiny penthouse, which was, according to trump, with $180 million. and yet, a similar manhattan apartment, with extras, including a waterfront view and which was allegedly owned by a -- that similar apartment was more than $100 million cheaper than what trump valued his at. now, mr. jeff mcconney, the trump organization comptroller -- based on squarefoage and that trump's blindingly gold apartment was so expensive e it was 30,000 square foot. but that estimate, according to the judge in this case, is also an obvious lie. trump's tr

mar-a-lago he said was worth $8 million when it is closer to $1.5 billion. i appreciate the officials of palm beach calling yesterday and writing and saying that he was very wrong about the property. he said it was $18 million. it's 1.5 billion. likewise we have recently sold properties for many times what they were worth. many times what they were worth on the financial statements. and statements are actually much lower than the actual net worth. she knows that but she is fraudulent. because of the fraudulent numbers she has given, mar-a-lago is just one example. we have other examples that might even be better. this case should be dismissed. this is not a case. she should probably be dismissed also because she is terrible. and grossly incompetent, as i say. but at a minimum she should start looking for the murderers and violent criminals over new york. do something about all of the illegal migrants pouring into our city and state. >> bill: we'll take a different camera shot here. we think we have better audio from this angle. >> but at a minimum she should

this guy had no interest in mar-a-lago, until donald trump was president. then he decided to buy that membership. so we could get that access. and it turns out, obtain nuclear secrets. >> lawrence, donald trump has never been in the presidency for the good of the people, for the security of the nation. for the health and well-being of our military members. he has always been in it for himself. what he can get out of it. and i don't know how many times, and in how many ways, we're gonna have that thrown in our face. before we start to see some real accountability. don't get me wrong, for criminal indictments, to state into federal, are a good start. but they're only a start. we have continued to let him, when i say, we, i mean the institutions of government. have continued to let him in danger witnesses, judges, jurors, their family members. and it finally, took a state court judge, judge arthur engoron, to step up and say, enough is enough. whereas, i was thrilled to see the judge and barren issue a partial gag order to help protect his court staff. you kno

but she got to judge the value mar-a-lago for $18 million.hen the smallest house in palm beach is probably worth $50 million, this is the biggest, the best, country nothing like it. so they put it down at 18 million, and they said i overvalued it because we had it valued at a much lower number than it's worth. and by the way, my financial documents are much less than my actual value, which nobody even knows. but the financial documents that i gave to the bank are much less than my actual net worth. so therefore i gave them to the bank, can't be a fraud because i gave them lower numbers. probably one of the only people ever to seek the loan, i didn't even need the loan. i have lot of cash, a lot of everything, you know, a lot of people are very surprised and how successful this is you saw the cash and success we have had. i'm a private company. i'm never going to reveal this kind of stuff, now it comes out. the corrupt attorney general sued me for fraud and then they found they had no case. and they have no case and today if you read the new y

secrets about nuclear submarines to a billionaire member of mar-a-lago. that businessman reportedly shared those secrets with dozens of others. i have new reporting on that story in just a moment. >>> also tonight, one of the deadliest attacks yet on civilians in ukraine has now prompted new calls from the white house to keep u.s. aid flowing, while some republicans, including at least one who is a leading contender to be the next house speaker, still say no more money. >>> and today president biden has said that walls do not work, yet his administration is expanding one of donald trump's signature policy goals, even after biden said not another foot would be built on his watch. i'm kaitlan collins, and this is "the source." >>> tonight, i have new reporting on the trump classified documents investigation. this comes, as abc news dropped this report tonight that months after leaving the white house, donald trump allegedly discussed potentially sensitive information about u.s. nuclear submarines with a member of his mar-a-lago beach club, and not just any

president shared potentially sensitive information about america's nuclear submarines while at mar-a-lago after donald trump left the white house. abc news learning that that billionaire then allegedly shared those nuclear secrets with dozens of others, including foreign officials and his own employees. jonathan karl reporting. >>> amid the chaos on capitol hill, the speaker of the house ousted for the first time in history, just a short time ago, former president trump now saying he would accept the role of speaker of the house for a short period. mary bruce standing by live tonight with a reality check here. >>> the horrific scene unfolding in ukraine. dozens of civilians killed in a russian missile strike, including a 6-year-old boy. >>> back in the u.s., the fedex plane crash-landing onto the runway while trying to land without landing gear. the images tonight, and the condition of the crew onboard. >>> a young woman at uva telling police of an attempted abduction. how the student got away. and tonight here, news on the suspect. >>> at the white house, president biden's dog commander

nuclear submarines, with a member of his mar-a-lago beach club.not just any member, that member is the australian billionaire anthony pratt, who runs the world's largest packaging companies. and, sources are confirming tonight that federal investigators have interviewed pratt, as part of his investigation into whether trump mishandled classified documents. he is someone who had a close relationship with trump, when he was in the oval office. his company, that industry has actually opened a plant in ohio, when trump was president, in 2019. you can see him here, at that opening together. during that, prep and trump unveiled an official plaque, commemorating the opening. but, a source tells me tonight that during that visit, pratt also wanted to unveil a second, secret plaque, in honor of trump's catchphrase, which read, make america, and australia, great again. we was told that pratt was advised against that move, and ultimately, did not do so. now, according to abc, front has told investigators that during a conversation they had, trump allegedly d

it's mar-a-lago, where donald trump apparently likes to keep and tell secrets.onight, abc and the "new york times" both reporting that after leaving the white house trump told a club member at mar-a-lago sensitive information about u.s. nuclear submarines. that member is not only a foreign national, but also an australian billionaire who allegedly spread that information to more than a dozen foreign officials. among the allegations that trump shared the number of nuclear warheads those submarines carry and how close they can get to russian submarines without being detected. donald trump, of course, is already under investigation for his handling of government secrets and for keeping classified documents at mar-a-lago. this certainly fits into that pattern, but in the early stages of his presidency, trump reportedly did other things, including using an unsecured phone in 2017 at mar-a-lago. the terrace became a situation room where trump and the japanese prime minister openly discussed a north korean missile test. now, later that spring, trump invited russian off

. >> john: i think a lot of people are looking at what the judge valued mar-a-lago at. now it's true in 1985 trump bought mar-a-lago for way less than its asking price, i think the post family wanted 21 million, and he got it for somewhere between 5 and 7. but that piece of property in palm beach now is worth a lot more when you look at comparable properties. smaller houses on less property that don't even have ocean or intercoastal waterway frontage are going for $35 million. now, it is -- it's zoned currently as a club, so that may devalue it, he got it rezoned as a private residence, but it's got to be worth more than 18 million. >> jacqui: seems he's making it about the politics of the case and able to do that because he thinks it's an open and shut thing for him, to prove his point that it's a political prosecution and improper. >> john: look at the judge and the way he's comporting himself, this could be over for trump in this courtroom. he'll definitely appeal it. >> jacqui: absolutely. target is teaming up with the biden administration to address out of control

so when he talks about mar—a—lago, it was the palm beach county assessor who found that mar—a—lago was he could get anyone to buy it. this is the real key issue. we saw an opening statement. kevin wallace from the attorney—general team saying, you know, look, we saw donald trump's team wanting to reverse engineer the values of his assets to get in at a particular network so he could be on the forbes billionaire list. that was his goal. he said it was one thing to exaggerate to forbes commits another to examine certain... —— exaggerated bile that back while doing business in new york. we saw one of his legal spokespeople speak in court, even telling thejudge spokespeople speak in court, even telling the judge that this was politically motivated. she was shot down. thejudge politically motivated. she was shot down. the judge said that that had already been argued. but she contends of the other donald trump lawyers contending that this is just them doing business in new york and that they never intended to defraud anything. ihis that they never intended to defraud an hint. , ., anything.

the new reporting that trump allegedly disclosed details about nuclear subs to a mar-a-lago club membersara is off, i'm john berman with kate bolduan. this is "cnn news central." ♪ >>> and the breaking news this morning, big numbers are coming out, a soaring jobs report. now 33 consecutive months of job growth, the united states added 336,000 jobs last month. unemployment rate holding at 3.8%. the report is far better than what economists were expecting, almost double what the expectation was out there. the new data also comes as tens of thousands of auto union workers continue their massive and growing strike against the big three u.s. auto makers and we are going to be hearing from president joe biden himself speaking about the economy and this jobs report a little later this morning. let me bring in cnn's rahel solomon. looking at the numbers for us, you helped break the news this morning. once the report came out take us inside what's inside this top line. >> like john said, it was a wow, it was a shocker, a lot stronger than most people were expecting. twice what economists were ex

did he share nuclear secrets with a member at mar-a-lago?head new details on an australian billionaire turned potential witness for the special counsel. we're following these major developing stories and many more all coming in right here to "cnn news central." ♪ >>> we start this afternoon with the race for speaker and a house divided. representatives jim jordan and steve scalise courting fellow conference members behind closed doors hoping to lock down enough support to win the speaker's gavel even as emotions over kevin mccarthy's ouster are still raw. now neither candidate has a clear path yet, but one huge voice in the republican party has weighed in, donald trump. the 2024 republican presidential front runner and criminal defendant just endorsed jim jordan and he's actually offered to step in as interim speaker until all of this is settled. let's get more now on today's closed door maneuvering from cnn capitol hill reporter melanie zanona. bring us up to speed on what's happening. >> reporter: at this point no candidate for speaker has

nuclear submarines to a mar-a-lago club member after he left office. trump revealing, quote, how many nuclear warheads the vessels carried and how close they could get to their russian counterparts without being detected. tr telling these secrets to an australia billionaire business than anthonypratt. pratt told scores of others including more than a dozen foreign officials, several of his own employees, and handful ja smith's team has already interviewed pratt as part of their vestation, making pratt, quote, among more than 80 people whom prosecutors have identified as possible witnesses to testify against trump. this bombshell was not included in the trump indict, which suggests jack smith has a lot more evidence than what's been made public so far. smith is likely to use trump's own history against him. in 2017, trump gave up highly classified information to the russian foreign minister in the oval office. trump later tweeted out this secret photo ofn iranian missile site. he also told another foreign leader about the location of two u.s. nuclear su

new york times about donald trump sharing apparently classified information with a guest at mar-a-lago. plus, the latest attempts from team trump to delay and dismiss multiple cases. and the race for the gavel in washington. the house still without a leader, and a potential visitor that could push the chaos even. further than, the power of young voices and speaking out. two activists when you live to discuss the importance of participating in our democracy at any age. the 11th hour, just getting underway on this thursday night. good evening. once again i'm stephanie ruhle, live at msnbc headquarters, here in new york city. we begin this evening with new reporting about former president trump and the way he dealt with sensitive information shortly after he left office. the new york times has new reporting that trump share apparently classified information about american nuclear submarines with an australian businessman who happened to be at my mar-a-lago. that's according to people familiar with the matter. it comes after the former president's legal team asked the judge in a classified

mar-a-lago makes 18 million annually and let alone worth $300 million.s no popular, no insurance company, no construction company, there is no bank that said we got to get donald trump. when he was hosting "the apprentice" the deals were in place, where was the outrage? nowhere. >> sean: relevant point, banks were paid, insurance companies were paid, nobody is complaining based on valuations the companies put forward here. back to this point, when you put in for a loan with a banking institution or you want to get an insurance policy, it is in the contract, it was in donald trump's contract and in the trump organization's contract, these are our valuations, but for the sake of your valuation, you must do your own due diligence and come up with your own valuation and that point, responsibility is on them, they have a fiduciary responsibility to get that number right. burden is not on the person applying. >> brian: when they do your taxes, accountants do emthis, last year they harassed their accountant to the point they gave up ownership of the taxes they

nuclear submarines with a member of his mar-a-lago club.australian billionaire who allegedly went on to share that information with dozens of others, including foreign officials and also journalists. now according to abc, this information was recorded to special counsel jack smith and this is not part of the indictment. trump spokesman said the former president did nothing wrong and blasted what they said is illegal leaks. i have talked with norm eisen, and josue mincey one, national security analyst and former adviser to the u.s. state department. joe religious phi don't get your name perfect you go first. so here's the rule. this information we are talking about the significance of it you actually posted on x why this is so concerning. i want to read for the audience a bit about this, you said you held topsey security clearance in the past, you never saw this inform, and that trump giving this to a foreign national even an ally is a major breach. is this what they call actionable intelligence and what does that mean? >> it is actionable i

he's giving it away as party favors at his dinners at mar-a-lago.s is even more serious than many of us thought. he's got loose lips that could sink navy ships. that's the problem we have here. and that's just on the defensive side, what it does undermining our deterrence, our ability to introduce uncertainty in the minds' of our adversaries buchlt at the same time, he's undermining our defensive alliances. he's undermining the confidence that our allies can have in us. how can you trust a country whose president is giving away some of our most highly classified nuclear secrets. what might he be doing with the secrets your country is sharing with the united states? he's undermining us on the deterrent side, where we want to instill uncertainty in the mind of our adversaries, and on the alliance side, where we want to give our allies confidence they can trust us, trust the united states, we will keep you safe, we will keep your secrets. that's now in doubt. >> donald trump is a candidate for president again, and by a look at the polls, he's doing pre

perhaps jack smith views this alleged violation as less seriously as the other mar-a-lago violation, and another possibility is that he does not want to delay things to extent to which they have been delayeded in prosecuting the mar-a-lago case, and if he tried to build this episode into the indictment, the judge would be prompted to say that we need more discovery on this and more interviews to interview, and it will slow down to progress, and so smith said, i will focus on the strongest boxes and let it go. >> and that is interesting, because andy, you think that it is not the end of the story? >> well, it is possible -- well, let me change it. i don't think it is the end of the story, and i agree with tom that it is not charged for all of the reasons that he is mentioned particularly about the delay, however, i think that we will hear this story again during the trial or after the trial if the former president is convicted, because you can get this admitted as the irresponsible handling of information and all kinds of way that a crafty prosecutor could get it in front of the jury,

in the federal criminal case, involving trump's storage of classified documents at mar-a-lago, today, his lawyers asked judge aileen cannon for that trial to start after the 2024 presidential election, citing the many other trials trump faces, in the impossibility of being, quote, in two places at once. and then, in the other federal criminal case, involving trump's efforts to overthrow the 2020 election, trump lawyers are trying to get that case dismissed altogether. they argued, trump's efforts to subvert democracy were actually, quote, efforts to ensure election integrity, and are therefore, protected under

and his mar-a-lago valuation is ludicrous.ered himself defenseless and i wonder how that dynamic plays out in a trial. >> i think the judge really addressed and -- what you are raising, nicolle, and he said, look, i understand that you can have two good faith appraisals that are different. people could differ around the edges. and so what i would say is it's not that it's normal that people are committing fraud in the real estate industry, it's that you can have different people come up with different valuations and in good faith you could decide, look, i will take the higher one, the one that's more in my interest because, you know, they are two perfectly good ways of looking at it. and the judge said, but that's not what's going on here. you know, again, going back to just square footage, that's not -- that's just a flat-out lie according to the court. the mar-a-lago example that you just talked about in terms of restrictions on the property, that either it is true or it is not true, and so he represented that there were no

leaders of ukraine and iraq with an australian billionaire named anthony pratt who is a member of mar-a-lagopratt is a key prosecution's witness in the classified documents probe. he gave an interview to the special counsel jack smith. cnn's affiliate in australia, 9 news obtained what they claimed are secret reportings of pratt speaking about trump. here's what he allegedly said about a conversation he had with iraq's president. >> hadn't even been on the news. and said you just leveled my city, and he said, okay, what are you going to do about it. >> and he also recalled trump sharing information about that infamous call with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy where trump presidented se zelenskyy to launch an unfounded corruption probe of president biden. . >> trump said, you know, that ukraine phone call, that was nothing compared to what i usually do. and he said, the ukraine phone call, that's nothing compared to what we normally talk about.

nuclear submarine wis an australian billionaire named anthony pratt this happened at mar-a-lago in april of 2021. according to reporting an excited trump leaning towards pratt as if to are discreet told pratt the supposed exact number of nuclear warheads u.s. submarines routinely carry and exactly how close they supposedly can get to a russian submarine without being detected. pratt described trump's remarks to 6 summerists, 10 others and 3 foreign prime ministers. >> confirmed interviewed pratt as part of the classified documents probe and pratt on a list of potential witness whose may testify at a trial. a spokesperson for trump issued this statement in response. these illegal leaks are coming from sources which totally lack proper context and relative information. president trump did nothing wrong, always insisted on truth

also the patio at mar-a-lago strikes again.tting out there with the japanese prime minister when north korea launched a test rocket, and he was just talking openly as the membership sat around about what he had just heard, what he knew and huddling with steve bannon and mike flynn on the patio. outrageous, yes. surprising, no. >> these aren't things that, again, are just, like, ah, don't worry about it. >> no. >> no president -- >> this is -- >> no president would do this. other than donald trump, and so again, i remain just absolutely -- i'll try to be -- i'll try to be emotionally level on this. fascinated by the fact that people are still willing to vote for a guy that steals nuclear secrets, takes them to his beach club, steals war plans, takes them to his beach club, and now in this case, talks the specifics about our nuclear submarines and talks about how close we can get to russian nuclear subs. i mean, this is the sort of information that russian spies would die to get, and that our spies would risk their lives to get f

we find all of these documents and mar-a-lago were the former president had. i hate to say this. i do not like what you said about the biden administration glorifying these people like hamas, calling them smart. of that is my concern. host: let's talk to ann. caller: i am calling as an american jew. i am going to say that it is possible to support israel without embracing the right wing religious extremist administration. i think calling in the more left-wing israeli politicians to form a unity government is similar to the republicans messing things up and expecting democrats to fix it for them. i feel that the problem with white winged -- right-wing extremism is not just enforcement of religious creed on specific society, it also introduces irrational habits of mind to reason of debate of evidence. i fear that the unprecedented success to the israeli government is not unconnected to the unprecedented failure intelligence. all of these victories and venting abortions -- victories and banning abortions, accommodating the expense of paying attention to the serious issues of good go

larry: we're going to buy mar-a-lago and sell for $2 billion.. alan dershowitz is no political ally of donald trump and he's one hell of a heel analyst and true blue civil libertarian. alex marlow, i wish you the best of luck and by the way, i want to thank you for delivering john kearney and the business digest. it's a fabulous product. on another show and another product, i was the first guy to have andrew on television. don't know if you knew that. >> administerly, you're so good -- larry, you're so good to us and we're so grateful and someone figured out the generals that was alex kearney. larry: folks, we're moving along and talk about iowa, the hawkeye state, showing the rest of the country how to cut tax rates. joining us now is -- i don't know, she's probably my favorite governor and has been for quite some time. kim reynolds of the great state of iowa. kim reynolds, you're so fabulous and sit there in middle america in iowa and just cut taxes left and right. and you should be an example for the entire republican party. anyway, in short,

>> mar-a-lago is the hardest property to value in donald trump's portfolio. it's not worth $18 million and not worth $1 billion. if you talk to people who value that market, they'll tell you widely varying figures, anywhere from 100 to $200 million to maybe $700 million. that's a huge, huge gap. we look at the financials and other trades in the neighborhood and there are some detractions against this property because you can't subdivide it into a bunch of houses and that sort of thing. ultimately that's how we come up with $325 million. if you told me tomorrow that place sold for 200 million, i wouldn't be shocked. if you said 500 million, i wouldn't be shocked. they're being very strategic focusing on this particular asset for two reasons, one, there's so much variability in it which there isn't in other assets and, two, the attorney general took an aggressive position and to be clear, the judge did not take that position. the judge merely said this is what the county valued at. this is what trump's people are valuing it at. there's a huge discrepancy. this

the day the judge said you are all overvaluing mar-a-lago. eric took to twitter, the judge is wrong, it's worth a billion dollars, as they all continue to say, one, they can't control themselves, and two, they don't think there's going to be consequence for it. >> i guess, put it into layman's terms. why does it matter? he can say what he wants about the property. why is it problematic to claim he's got more square footage than he does or his property is worth, you know, x times as much as it likely is worth. square footage isn't, but property values are subjective to a degree. >> to a degree, but to a small degree, you can compare them to other properties in the same area. you can compare them to how much of the property you actually own. in trump's case, they are owned by the people. he controls the commercial space on the first two floors, does it the land underneath it. that's leased. he does it at the end of the day, he sees wealth as a pecking order, and he's so deeply insecure about his track record as a businessman, and how he is perc

now comes this whole, of valuing trump properties, with a particular emphasis on mar-a-lago. new york judge is using a ridiculous 18 million dollar valuation from palm beach county assessors office but trumps use 426 million to 612 million. well, even a chief property tax appraiser for palm beach says that clubs like mar-a-lago are assessed based on membership numbers, dues and the cost to run the facility, these are quote, these valuations are for tax purposes only, not for financing or a lending institution, hat tip to caroline mccoy of new york sun for printing that up. it is done for new york judge to use an assessment to measure lending value or financing value on a phony number. but i bet the judge knows what he is doing it shashed hard to believe it would hold up in court, you have residential property sales in palm beach exceed 18 million. real estate brokers in south florida suggests mar-a-lago value could between 500 million and a billion dollars, if this is the crime? who is the victim? there is no victim. this is a valuation dispute, it should be a serious dispute

. >> trump shared potentially sensitive information about nuclear submarines with a mar-a-lago club member. >> trump loose with sensitive information and the government's secrets. >> the relative is too intent. >> golden evidence for prosecutors. >> the biden administration will restart deporting venezuelans to curb the influx of migrant crossings. >> there is real urgency around this, but he needs to be seen as doing something. >> time is really the major hurdle here. >>> good friday morning, everyone. erica hill is with me. poppy is off today. it is friday but if you're a house republican you have a busy, busy weekend ahead trying to figure out, i don't know. how to get the house back in session and operating. >> kind of important to figure out. >> heard it's important. figures out who the speaker is and new this morning donald trump is taking himself out of the race for house speaker. to be clear, never really in, but giving jim jordan his complete endorsement as they scramble to prevent a government shutdown. the former president floating the idea of being speaker himself temporarily e

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nuclear submarines with a member of his mar-a-lago club.australian billionaire who then allegedly shared that information with scores of others. that sensitive information allegedly included the exact number of nuclear warheads that u.s. submarines typically carry and exactly how close u.s. subs can get to russian subs without being detected. trump allegedly made that disclosure to anthony pratt, the head of u.s.-based pratt industries, one of the world's largest packaging companies. here is how trump described him back in 2019. >> a lot of people don't tell you about anthony, but i will tell you about anthony. he is the most successful man in australia. he is a great man and he's my friend and i appreciate it. >> joining us now is sarah matthews, a former trump white house deputy press secretary. sara, thanks for sharing part of your afternoon with us. this reporting from abc news about trump sharing sensitive information with members of the mar-a-lago club, you worked pretty closely in his office for years, does that coincide with what yo

let me throw this in, donald trump claimed mar-a-lago is worth $1 billion.ove palm beach county is like, now we want taxes at the rate of your $1.5 billion. okay, my wonderful guests are staying with me because up next is another big win for "bidenomics" to be the best way to move the economy is not the trickle down but from the bottom up. bottom up. all that time they could have protected me with an allerease mattress protector. it would've been soft and blocked 99.9% of dust, dirt, and allergens. allerease for a clean, healthy night's sleep. goli, taste your goals. 99.9% of dust, dirt, and allergens. >>> we have a high share of working americans, it's no accident. it's "bidenomics" growing the economy from the middle out, middle. not the top down. >> today's jobs repoed all expectations. inseember 336,000 jobs were added, more than 100,000 more than the previous month. the unemployment rate remains at 3.8%. despite all of the positive news recent polling shows the majority of americans actually think the economy is getting worse, not better. the president