hehe had called me after negotiated to sell the property to merv griffin., did not give you the best deal, didn't i get the best to merv griffin? i said it was great you sold the property, but you may look back. mahal isuying the taj going to be a bad thing for you. what do you mean? it is going to be the greatest success ever. you just don't understand. brian: so what happened to the taj mahal and this lucky mentoring? -- this documentary? david: they both could not pay bond interest, which was what happened. there was a terrific job of telling you donald trump won. it was only shown twice. his litigation shut it down. they shut down many things with litigation. i wrote a proposal for a tim burton movie about donald trump. and his litigation meant it never came about. finally hendrix decided when he was running for president, i have got to put this out. the updated it in the opening because people need to see it. it is 80 minutes, a great big lesson on donald trump. was particular deal indicative of the fact donald trump the not have the business skills he

the players, merv griffin and billionaire businessman donald trump.ze was the unfinished are -- taj mahal. >> i won, i won, i won. he would tell america those he won. i would look at them and say, donald you one. now you can eat. you feel better? >> he had called me after he negotiated to sell the property to merv griffin. he said, did not give you the best deal, didn't i get the best of merv? i said donald, it was great you sold the property, but you may look back. i think buying the taj mahal is going to be a bad thing for you. what do you mean? it is going to be the greatest success ever. you just don't understand. [end video clip] brian: so what happened to the taj mahal and this documentary? david: they both could not pay bond interest, which was what happened. there was a terrific job of telling you who donald trump was. it was only shown twice. his threats of litigation shut it down. they shut down many things with litigation. i wrote a proposal for a tim burton movie about donald trump. and his threats of litigation shut it down so it never ca

and nancy reagan, nixon, margaret thatcher and one of my personal favorite characters in the, merv griffin. [laughter] you write about this wall ronald reagan had at the detachment and i think nancy said she was the only person even though she could only go so far and thomas, i know you talked about how you've written about historical characters from their point of view in many times you do that with both nixon and nancy but then ronald reagan was very tough to do that with so i guess i will start with bill and talk about what accounts for that wall that so many people talked about and what kind of challenges posed in writing your book. >> when i was writing on the book i was doing it for a previous book and i was speaking on the radio show i'm pretty sure that it was based in chicago and at the end of the hour, the host asked a question that comes up all the time in this context. he said what's your next project and i said i was working on ronald reagan. he put his hand over the microphone and said after we get off the air, there is something i need to tell you so i'm all years. i felt ok

. ♪ tresiba® ready ♪ >>> because of the following cbs news special report, "the merv griffin show" willdent of the united states tonight disclosed a vietnam peace offer that he says has been secretly offered to the communists. the plan calls for withdrawal of all u.s. forces within six months and new south vietnamese elections in exchange for a cease-fire and return of all american prisoners. >> the offer that i shall now present on behalf of the government of the united states and the government of south vietnam, with the full knowledge and approval of president thieu, is both generous and far-reaching. >> the response from north vietnam is, no, you're missing something. you've got to overthrow the government. but we were not going to overthrow an ally as we left. that was the sticking point. >> we were stuck. it was a stalemate. >> this is the scene on the white house lawn as the presidential helicopter waits for president nixon to begin what must be surely one of the most remarkable journeys ever undertaken by an american president, his trip to peking. >> i will undertake what i deep

i'm old enough to remember mike douglas and merv griffin and these guys would sing, do some goofy skits and he's going to do that. his executive producers are former writers from the late night with david 2:00, fox 13 and i have a sit down interview with him which will air at some point before then. i have to talk to the bosses today but i'll definitely let you know. this morning i'm going to let you know all about the dog training club of st. petersburg. the dogs are here. oldest dog training club of its kind in pinellas county. it's a non profit. instructors are all volunteers from basic dog training to agility skills, they do it all, got it all for you. don't go anywhere. a "good day." >>vanessa: thank you, charley. >>russell: the last survivor hospitalized after the pulse nightclub attack is finally back home. that person is not identified. most of the victims were taken to orlando regional medical center blocks from the club. the hospital treated 35 patients and performed 76 operations. last month it was announced that none of the victims would be charged out of pocket for the care

the players, merv griffin and billionaire businessman donald trump. unfinished taj mahal. >> i won, i won, i won. he would tell america those he won. he wants to make sure everybody in america knows he won. i look at him and say, donald, you won. you feel better? now you can eat. >> he had called me after he negotiated to sell the property to merv griffin. he said, didn't i do the best deal, didn't i get the best of merv? i said donald, it was great you sold the property, but you may may have made a mistake. i think buying the taj mahal is going to be a bad thing for you. what do you mean? i think the taj mahal will be the greatest success ever. you just don't understand. brian: so what happened to the taj mahal and this documentary? david: well, i covered it all back then and these were terrible deals. i wrote they were both going to fail promptly and couldn't pay their bond interest, which was what happened. this was a terrific job of telling you who donald trump was. it was only shown twice. and donald's threats of litigation shut it down. they shu

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the displays and demonstrations and he would appear in the donahue's show, mike douglas show, merv griffin show and he have based on the recipes of the processed food companies he would say if you eat a cheeseburger or a hamburger, here's how much fat slithers down your throat . so he would hold it up, i did this once two, he would hold it up and it was like this. he would go like this. to this day i meet people on airplanes who say i saw you on mike douglas. what you remember? it was great stuff. from hot dogs and so on. >> joan was alluding to it also.i tried to dramatize the issue with something concrete, something people can relate to. you remember the junk food hall of shame that we had at public citizen visitors juncture that really capture people's attention by depicting how much fat or artificial coloring or what actually went into our food. >> one thing about mike and his associates is that they deal with the massive silent violence that kills people and gives them diseases. post of the media eels with over violence, street crime, police brutality, war, that sort of thing. but whe

and he would appear on the done in na hugh show, the mike douglas show, merv griffin haved on the recipes of the processed food companies, he would say, if you eat a cheeseburger or a hamburger, here's how much fat slithers down your throat. so he would hold it up. i actually did this once, too. he would hold it up. it was like this. people would go like this. to this day, i meet people on airplanes who say i saw you on mike douglas. what do you remember? that stuff. from hotdogs and so on. >> i think, you know, and joan was alluding to it also, of trying to dramatize the issues with something concrete, something people can relate to. and you remember the junk food haul of shame that we had at public citizens visitor center that really captured people's attention. by depicting how much fat or the artificial coloring or what actually went into our food. >> one thing about mike and his associates is that they deal with the massive silent violence that kills people and gives them diseases. you know, most of the media deals with overviolence of street crime, police brutality, wars, that sort