a unnamed foreign model, according to michael wolfe says, what is white trash ? trump replies people just like me only they are poor . so true that the billionaire became the champion of the working class whose fathers were largely union members and voted for democrats. the image of donald trump from this campaign that i will most remember, it is not the fight, fight, fi after he was shot. no . it is this spirit taken on a saturday last may at a rally in new jersey . trump was never going to win new jersey, but he attracted 100,000 people, according to abc 7. the jersey shore is where pennsylvania's go to spend our summers, or to spend our one summer a week vacation. the trans are distinctly different graphics, wildwood has been a for the white working class. in his speech that day what he would call his weave, he told a story about frank sinatra never eating before a performance. then he told the crowd that he, however, devoured an enormous hotdog the crowd roared. as the campaign progressed, the more these folks were told that they shouldn't, couldn't vote for

it seems to want to make sure they get world war 3 going before my father takes office a or a michael wolf. this is the incoming security advisor for donald trump. this is another step up, the escalation letter, and no one knows where this is going or former, a investigator us invested in germany, ricker. now this is as if he is launching, he meaning president biden, launching a whole new war. so there you see the trump camp, not happy with this. however, also to be said is they think this is a, i'm called pro vocation. if not, escalation, trump, administration ceases completely different. of course, they say pro escalated 1st with calling now up to 11000 north korean troops engage in combat operations in the 1st area against ukraine. and that is an escalation and letting me 14 escalated per, per step by step in the last 2 and a half years anyway, so overdue from the u. s. to react, and that's what the biden administration said educated this decision to allow the attack comes to be used by your right against as inside flushing. while the opposition from the camp of donald trump is probably

michael wolf's, as a national security advisor. and at least the phonic as the ambassador to the united nations, one of these, the board to varying degrees. i've had that policy disagreements with trump over the years, and i think the sign can be that's a pretty it from the click that already i the what they've done is they've decided not we will, we will put all loyalty to trump ahead of whatever other concerns we have and they, therefore they favored was and i had to ask you about the billionaire eli and musk . now we don't know if he's going to have an official role in this new administration. we do know that he reported we sat in on the call with ukraine's president last week meeting. could he also play a role in u. s. foreign policy? so i think at this point the on mosque is, is going to play song kind of a role in us foreign policy, whether or not he has an official position. so obviously he's, he's the head of spies, x which operates stalling. i think the same, this kind of a tight, logical and then global strategic importan

what's also crazy is you look at people like jeffrey epstein, michael wolfe, the author and journalist literally reported today that in his interviews with jeffrey epstein, jeffrey epstein called donald trump innumerate. said he was so bad at understanding real estate that he literally does not understand numbers. that's coming from someone like jeffrey epstein, i don't know who is the person who will willingly be around him and helping the country allegedly. >> rfk the grade explanation about why he knew jeffrey epstein and said he ran into everyone who lived in new york including bill cosby, o.j. simpson, and harvey weinstein. that was his explanation. on this -- we are all a little broken. i thought mike johnson, the clip, the aca part got a lot of play but i thought the most important part was the legacy one term. the u.s. since grover cleveland in the 19 century, had some and get sworn in on january 20 where they're term limited out. everyone knows he might want to try to stay in. it means something fundamental about the regulating mechanism of public opinion. the first time he di

they are conspiracy theorists, i think what's crazy is you look at people like jeffrey epstein, michael wolf the author and journalist reported earlier today that in his interviews with jeffrey epstein jeffrey epstein called donald trump enumerate and said he was so bad at understand real estate he doesn't understand numbers. and if that's coming from someone like jeffrey epstein i don't know who is the type of person that is going to willingly be around him and helping the country allegedly. >> now, rfk had a great explanation about why he knew jeffrey ep steep and said he ran into everyone who lived in new york including o.j. and harry swinestein and that was his explanation. we are all a little bit broken. you know i thought mike johnson clip, the aca part got play. but i thought the most important part was the legacy one term. the u.s. has not since cleveland in the 19th century had someone sworn in on january to 20th where they are term limited out and others say he might want to stay but it means something fundamental about regulating mechanism of public opinion. first time around he w

michael wolf wrote that book.ic headwinds as you said. >> there is no question. tv has -- has a massive future. it is really just a matter of the distribution mechanism and the economics of what that distribution mechanism ultimately looks like. and getting from here to there. i think it is going to feel less so for this entity, for a lot of the cable tv, it is going to feel like the newspaper business. there are, you know, a lot of losers, but you look at "the new york times," my other employer, there is a lot of success on the other end. it is a matter of trying to figure out how you get from one place to the next. i think this probably puts these channels in a better position to do that. >> i think one of the bigger pieces of news on television/streaming, we talked about how well comcast did this with the olympics, but disney actually turning a profit on streaming, that's actually -- that is a big breakthrough for this entire venture, that has really, really had a big media focus on how they could do that. cnbc

. >> michael: she took care of wild animals, wolfs, bob cats.rally the most irresponsible parent imaginable. that's not a cub. that's an adolescent mountain lion. i have a mark on my face. i don't know if it just bit me or what. but anyway, we had wolves. my brother was attacked by a wolf. he had 60 stitches in his leg. we used to have to clean the cages. it was just part of ranch life. she's from texas. she was nuts. then she had us and we suffered the trials and tribulations of being the kids of jane. >> michael: when you were 16 you went to live with your father. >> i did. >> michael: actor james brolin. >> slept on the couch. >> michael: then you booked "goonies." >> yeah. not right away. sounds like it. i went to go sleep on the co i started auditioning. i came up with a resume that was total bull, 100%. i made up plays. i made up theaters. labrera international theater in italy, doesn't exist. i went out to get an agent. one finally -- i think they all knew, but one finally said, i probably went on 300, 350 auditions before i got the "goon