michael mcdonald, sa brie na schaffer, john and bruce. so, steve, you know a little bit about what it's like being a rich guy running for president. must be tough to raise money. >> not the natural thing for donors to think you need the money, especially after trump said he wouldn't take it, but it's not really going to hurt his image. that image of a maverick is not going to suffer, but he has to do both. he is going to have to write big checks for himself and raise large sums of money right now because the democrats are starting to trash adam and he must not let happen to him what happened to romney four years ago where the democrats defib fined them. >> john, to steve's point here, former gop campaign chairman, fred, said trump better be prepared to write a pretty big check himself to supplement the efforts. the donald says all he has to do is is sell a building ands he'll be able to fund the campaign. do you believe that is this. >> i don't believe it and i think we're seeing now how he wasn't truthful about his net worth because he c

father judge grads gavin wolf and brothers ed and michael mcdonald. >> my partner called everybody monkey what are you doing tonight. >> from the time we were in high school. hey, monkey. >> we in turn started calling him monkey ormon key boy. then he, his brother, myself. three monkeys. >> in this joint there's three rooms you can swing on into to eat, drink and be monkey like the cafe. >> this is the original part of the the three monkeys before we expanded. in here it's more of a casual atmosphere. we have a really great signature burger called the -- >> mighty big burger. >> ♪ >> or the dining room with 1,800th vibe an flare for fine dining. >> it was a ferry that took people from center city to their summer homes. most people will order off the blackboard and our entree dishes. >> filet stir tried with shrimp and a fried egg. >> anything with an egg on top i'm all about. or ahi tuna with quinoa and cr crab. >> so vibrant. next the tree bar ormon key court. >> the theme out here do whatever you want free for all out here. >> besides the overload of key west flare, fresh flavors from s

father judge grads gavin wolf and brothers ed and michael mcdonald. >> my partner called everybody monkeyey what are you doing tonight. >> from the time we were in high school. hey, monkey. >> we in turn started calling him monkey ormon key boy. then he, his brother, myself. three monkeys. >> in this joint there's three rooms you can swing on into to eat, drink and be monkey like the cafe. >> this is the original part of the the three monkeys before we expanded. in here it's more of a casual atmosphere. we have a really great signature burger called the -- >> mighty big burger. >> ♪ >> or the dining room with 1,800th vibe an flare for fine dining. >> it was a ferry that took people from center city to their summer homes. most people will order off the blackboard and our entree dishes. >> filet stir tried with shrimp and a fried egg. >> anything with an egg on top i'm all about. or ahi tuna with quinoa and cr crab. >> so vibrant. next the tree bar ormon key court. >> the theme out here do whatever you want free for all out here. >> besides the overload of key west flare, fresh flavors from

this can work according to "the washington post," this is coming from a constitutional scholar michael mcdonald who said this. quote, it's well-meaning, but it's not a sensible approach to the problem. religion is legitimately part of determinations under immigration. barring all muslims is wrong, but barring all consideration of religion is wrong as well. what do you think as far as h e those comments, would it bar them seeking from religious persecution? >> no. all i can think is the scholar didn't read the one-paragraph bill. we worked closely with other scholars and congressional research service to make sure that all this stuff with ban, using religion to bar immigration, there's nothing in the bill that suggests you can't use religion to encourage immigration. for example, if a coptic christian from egypt or a person of faith from iran wants to come in and that's the reason they need asylum, of course they can use that. >> talk about the immediate step as far as what's next for this bill and also down the road of the possibility getting it passed by a republican-controlled house as well a

michael o'rielly. then veterans affairs secretary robert mcdonald talks about v.a. operations and improving veteran access to health care. later georgia congressman john lewis receives the 2016 award from the u.s. holocaust memorial museum. >> this weekend, the c-span city two are by charter and time warner cable partners takes you to san bernardino california to explore the history and literary culture of this city, located east of los angeles. on december 2 20 15, 14 people were killed and more were seriously injured in an attack. we will talk with the congressman pete aguilar about the attack. his district includes the regional center. it's something that across this country means something, because this is a big city that was attacked. this could happen. >> we will speak with the city councilman about establishing a permanent memorial. >> it provides a sense of remembrance. it highlights their lives and what they contributed to our local community and certainly always will be near and dear place for us to provide a place for serenity. we are thinking a garden in

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michael keaton. >> salesman who basically takes the mcdonald's fast food company away from the mcdonald's brothers.ar that michael keaton is in a best picture movie. that's pretty impressive. >> on fire right now. >> free state matthew mcconaughey. >> director gary scott took two to three years to research the subject matter. >> based on a true story. >> true story. even before he put that pen to paper, you can only imagine the level of detail that's going to be going into this film with matthew. >> can't wait to see that. family films. >> steven spielberg will be directing a disney movie for the very first time. >> oh, wow! >> you can only imagine. match made in heaven. according to spielberg, it has a very classic disney vibe. it's about a young orphan girl based out of the book basically taken by a big friendly giant to fight other evil giants. you put the spielberg style to that, it will be a truly special film. >> i have to tell you, "jason bourne." i've been waiting for this from our sister company, universal. matt damon back, baby. >> i can't wait for this one, al. matt damon returns to the

michael keaton and thought he was great. >> i'm glad that he's back. yeah. that's the story of ray crock, known as the founder of mcdonald's.vie even though he took over the existing mcdonald's company. >> right. >> and franchised it. >> turned it into the model that it is. i'm jealous that you've seen it. michael keaton looks great. >> thank you very much. >> great to have you both here. >>> jon stewart's wife rides away with horses but needed a hero, next on "cbs this morning." >>> new additions for a new jersey farm sanctuary. the former "daily show" host and his wife adopted two horses including one named lily that was abandoned after being splattered with paint. gayle went to the couple's farm for the first interview together. tracy stewart talked about how her husband's fame has helped her work with animals. >> gayle king once said to me that people ask her if she feels as though she lives in the shadow of oprah. she said instead sunny fehe fee she lives in the light of her. i most definitely feel like i live in the light of my husband. because of that, i feel -- >> very sweet. >> the stewarts sent "cbs this morning"

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michael morris at going enhim. >> we have the best viewers in the business and we listen to you. one sthaed mcdonald'sng in a big way over the last few days. in fact, you're right. that stock is down 5% last week. let's try to find out why and if there is mcdonald's opportunity here. andy barish has a hold rating on the name. jeff bernstein has an overweight rating on the stock. jeff, sit with us for a second. let's go to andy barish who is on the phone. what do you make of mcdonald's slide and what are your concerns about the company? >> sure. good afternoon. there's some chatter out there regarding same-store sales slowing down at mcdonald's and we in, fact, have 3.5% u.s. same-store sales estimates for the 2-q. still a solid number. but this turn around that started really in the fourth quarter of last year based on all day breakfast, we question the sustainability and restaurant stocks tend to trade on the sequential direction and same-store sales even the most stable, biggest companies like mcdonald's. so if in fact the u.s. same-store sales which are a key indicator of business health are decele

michael: the way you were holding your hands shows it perfectly. jobs are being created at the high end, the well trained. and you've got a lot of jobs at the low end, the mcdonald'samburger flippers as they call them. it's the people in the middle that are not being hired, the former production workers who have lost jobs to greater efficiency. tom: we see trump, we see sanders, and yet we see an unemployment rate that any president would take a massive victory lap on. it's the oddest time. michael: it is. one of the reasons is because people drop out of the labor force. they can't find jobs, so they've gone on disability or they've just dropped out. the question is, would they come back if jobs are available? alan kruger was with us on radio today, and he said no, they won't. tom: we have him today? michael: he says they won't come back. that's a big debate. francine: mike, when we look at the u.s. jobs data today, are robots already having an impact? we know all this technology is having an impact on productivity. michael: definitely they are. you look at the auto industry as an example number one. the number of cars being sold is at the highest level ever, and

mcdonald, a fellow at the manhattan institute and author she saysar on cops." the nationwide crime wave is building. homicides in the last 12 months after the michaelrown shooting rose significantly in cities with large black populations and already high rates of violence, which is precisely what the ferguson effect would predict. a study of gun violence in baltimore by crime analyst jeff showed an inverse correlation with proactive drug arrests. chicago, where pedestrian stops have fallen nearly 90%, homicides this year are up 60% compared with the same period last year. waterloo, iowa, experience with the criminal justice system. caller: good morning, ma'am, how are you doing? host: i'm doing fine. what do you think? and i: i am a minister have been on both sides of the fence. i had the good experience and the bad experience. when some people say there is not a problem with the justice system -- keep in mind this is an ordained minister speaking -- i think you have it very wrong and a there are people on death rail that have not done anything -- on death wrote that have not done anything. they come back all these years , they have been -- i canno