mr. trumpt of things except one thing, the truth, what happened. he wanted to talk about everything else. that's what he did. i kept coming and it bothered him. he's probably not used to people saying to him, answer the question. i don't think people do that to him very often. >> you have been trying to press him on behalf of your client that she went into this thinking that this was going to be a great investment opportunity. she put money down to buy these condos and would also receive a certain percentage from parties that would take place in the meeting rooms, but the trump folks are saying there was a condition in a clause in that contract which said they could change that if they wanted to. and that's what they did. and she's saying, no, that's not the case? >> well, the whole thing about this contract clause is the biggest red hair iing in this case. this is a fraud case. there's no contract claim in the case. if you come to me and say i want to buy a red car because red is your favorite

. >> mr. trumpnsel like to talk his own reality of things. , a hard- goldberg working self-made real estate success in her own right who owned one trump tower unit and put half a million down onto more. ae now seeks $6 million in case her lawyer characterized today as chicago versus new york. i stand by my god-given right as a chicago in to make fun of new york whenever and wherever. that heillionaire says is the victim here, that she is laying the age card, as he noted. the jury resumes -- as he put it. the jury resumes deliberations in the morning. it will be a said no holds barred publication and a former state leaders may be worried or they should be a little worried. george ryan was released from his six-year prison term on corruption charges in january -- he has been home since then. an act of terror on a busy london street. a brutal attack on a british soldier. >> arizona appears to be struggling with the decision on jodi arias. hey, it's me, progressive insurance. you know, from our 4,000 te

because at the very beginning of the show, mr. trump let me choose my team.ought that -- >> turned out that that was true. >> it was true, yeah >> it turned out you did it. >> whatever. lll but i thought it was going to be -- he was going to be the guy i was going to have to beat. so i picked him first. and then i picked omarosa. i was going to pick omarosa. i wanted her to dispatch him, right? >> jimmy: smart, yeah. >> but bret michaels is such an idiot, he picked her. lll and she cut his throat in two days. >> jimmy: that was unbelievable, if you watched that. i couldn't believe that. >>it could have been me. it could have been me with a bandanna in arizona. >> jimmy: were you -- what do you call it? right now, you're doing the -- you're at the rio, right. >> yeah, i'm at the the rio in las vegas. >> jimmy: penn and teller -- if you have never seen penn and teller -- >> longest running headliners ever there. >> and you deserve it. [ cheers and applause ] one of my favorite guests on the show. >> thank you. >> jimmy: my second favorite on the show. >> runner

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zuckerberg and mr. trump and others have agreed on certain matters about these numbers. i think we should use our responsibilities as senators to vote the national interest. i believe this is a step in the i would ask for a roll call vote. two things. one, with respect to my friend from new york, he's mistaken in his comment that this amendment would reduce family visas. indeed, as it's structured, what it would allow is those who are coming here for jobs to come with their nuclear families. and so part of family immigration is moved to the employment-based system, to keep nuclear families in tact. but to do it in way that makes our economy stronger, that welcomes those who are coming here to work for the american dream. i would note also that the comment that this bill was reached as a balanceed and a delicate norks is a reflection -- negotiation is a reflection of the voices that played a mainly part in drafting this bill -- major part in drafting this bill and in particular i would suggest it's the bosses of yupes who would like to see legal -- unions who would like t

mr. trumpn pheiffer, went on five sunday shows and several times said that the law is irrelevant. >> brian: where the president was, was irrelevant. >> steve: yeah. the irs, irrelevant. >> brian: your thoughts? >> well, i watched and everything was irrelevant and he was on every show. you couldn't turn on television without watching. the sad part is that we're a mess. we've got three scandals. they're really bad scandals potentially unbelievable. i guess from a lot of standpoints, the least may be you and the media feel differently, but the ap scandal would be the least of maybe most of the public. but i want to tell you, the liberal media is really angry over the ap scandal. probably more so than the other two. >> steve: plus that whole first amendment thing. >> it's a little bit of a thing called first amendment. but i've never seen the media react to anything the way they did that one. but the irs, like it's terrible. you have another one coming up. you have a fourth. that will be obamacare

mr. donald trump. >> stephanie: here is a news flash for you. >> there are a whole lot of people who workblicans here. they're all on the board. new york. just sayin'. all right. brian in charlotte you're on "the stephanie miller show." hi brian. >> caller: good morning. holder does not need to resign. the republicans last year were all up in arms with their righteousnesses, indignation talking about how holder or obama was leaking stuff to the media. okay? they asked for an independent -- >> stephanie: what about fast and furious? seriously. >> caller: they ask for the independent panel and they wanted to investigate obama and holder so holder recused himself and the investigation went in a way where they didn't know. so now they're saying that obama or holder knew about the investigation or the details of the investigation when they were the ones under investigation. so what would it look like if obama said we don't want you guys to subpoena the a.p.? they would basically say obama is hiding the fact that he leaked stuff to the media by saying no, we don't want to subpoena that group. s

mrs. goldberg's attorney portraying this case as an 87 year-old grandmother against a billionaire celebrity donald trump. david vs. goliath. new- york purses chicago. but donald trump last of that image. she is a vicious woman. again, she played the age card and i have to never seen anyone play that like her. highly sophisticated and rich woman, she knew exactly what was going on and they just made up the story in order to get money. it is disgraceful. she was suing donald trump for $600 million for fraud for allegedly taking away the natural incentives of a condo in crop power. she shared she was limited and the evidence given in court and donald trump lied on the stand. she said she doesn't regret anything and maybe got a small victory. i think i exposed him for what he is and that people will not get trapped by him again. attorneys for donald trump must insist that his name has not been tarnished. and that they may actually sue her. ... we are giving serious consideration to bringing a major lawsuit against her. what exactly he would sue for war damages is unclear tonight. meanwhile, mrs. goldberg is

trump's fall former secretary of defense with george w. bush and author of the book and leadership lessons of politics and mr. secretary great to have you. you knew since the october this was a cover-up and the onsibility for the way th warehous tried to cover this up also the president himself. of eier oppression to make that statement with what we now know. >> the former chief of staff of the white house i would describe this as the perfect storm. a sies of problems and they all converged on one word, a trust. we lead by a consent not by mmand. and to be persuasive they have do trust you and with a series of things with benghazi in the way it has been handled by the white house and the attentiveness of the president, of this so-called leading from behind is not only with respect tforeign policy but domestic and white house policy, it erodes trust and i got the call back from president ford after the nixon resignation and the reservoir of trust had been trained in it to aerson like gerald ford with his integrity and decency to rules -- rules that said trust leaves o horseback and returns on foot. you ca lose it fast but it takes a long

the arguments that you've heard over the last hour or so in opposition to the bill still trump any benefit that mr. gibson's good faith amendment brings to the bill. with that, i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from connecticut yields back. the gentleman from new york is recognized. mr. gibson: i want to say that the gentleman from connecticut is somebody who i very much enjoyed working with. i think he's a very thoughtful member, i consider him a friend. i've listened carefully to his comments and certainly will give them further consideration. i still believe that this amendment will be hetchful. at this point, i would like to yield two minutes to the gentlelady from alabama, mrs. roby. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. mrs. roby: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank my friend representative gibson for offering this amendment which i strongly support. let me start by highlighting a provision of the working families flexibility act that is meant to ensure this policy works today and into the future. section 5 of the bill st

trump a regulation. in our case, we have primary responsibility to ask questions like, should the ig have known sooner? it should mr. shulman been a better manager? if so, how'd we insurer in the woulde that mr. wolin have known with specificity sooner? i would only say that as chair because our land is not unlimited. the jurisdiction of the ways and means as to laws governing the irs does not belong in this committee. i know all of us are very proud that we do a lot of work. one thing we do not do is pass a tax law. although we all have opinions on it, let me assure you. the gentleman is recognized. >> thank you, mr. chair. i ask unanimous consent to have my full five minutes restored. it's been interesting listening to the accounts of 118 visits to the white house for mr. shulman. no talk about this specific issue. no talk about related issues during those 118 visits. 132 letters from members of congress. newspapers and, frankly, we just had the opportunity now to have the press really engaged, but 42 over the course of time. and also look at a train of thens from september 2010, finance committee chairman baucus

mr. chairman, regardless of whether it's a democratic, a progressive, a conservative or a republican organization, loss we have should be enforced. and the statute was trumped by a regulation. we should all be concerned about that. i yield spent if i can clarify for all of us, is changed in 1959, there's a whole lot of water over the dam in 1959. and i think it's important today to realize that without congressional action, trumping a 1959 i the irs would be legislating without a doubt and i think the ig in concluding in his audit told all of us a century that the ways and means committee has infected has to deal with, which is do we really want it the way it is as it has evolved and been used but ultimately a decision since 1959 has caused organizations, and perhaps all of us have grown to like, i don't see trees like the american lung association endorses legislative initiatives as you know, in california. they promote initiatives and so on. they do it as a minority of what they do. so i think one of the challenges for this committee and i would only ask us all to think about it in this term this ways and means has authority to change the law or to essent

mr. clean magic eraser extra power. ♪ if you've got the money, honey i've got the time we'll go honkey-tonking and we'll have time ♪ >> donald trumps of dollars to people who need it. >> no strings attached apparently. part of a launch of a brand new website. wabc's tim fleischer was at the event here in new york. >> reporter: a big money event as only the flamboyant mogul donald trump could sponsor. a big money giveaway to people in need. >> at this point it looks like i will need a transplant. >> reporter: james reimer needing a double lung transplant and his wife adina joined fundanything.com, a website where people can raise capital for emergencies like the transplant and other necessities. >> it is not for handouts it's for hard working people that need help. >> reporter: at this event drawing hundreds of people to trump tower, the rhymers were one of three who received a suitcase of money, $40,000 towards the transplant. >> we are so moved by all the support. it's really beyond words. >> if there is a problem we will try and help. now there are so many people. >> reporter: at that point, staff members began pulling people fr

mr. perez acted elt i cannily aniethically andappropriately a. there's no "there" there. so the facts belie the belief. but it seems that the belief carries on and that somehow the belief trumps the facts. well, i -- if some of my colleagues want to belief the worst about tom perez they can believe that, but they have no facts to back it up. it is an unfounded belief. is that what's going to guide this body in approving nominations for this president or any president? that if i believe something and i can get maybe some of my colleagues to join in and belief believe it, that that's enough, that's sufficient to vilify a nominee, to try to tear them down? what about the facts? don't fact matter? doesn't the record matter? of course it does. and the facts are, as proven time and time and time again, that mr. perez acted ethically and appropriately at the department of justice at all times and especially in the two cases, magner v. st. paul and newell v. st. paul. that's been clearly, clearly brought -- brought forward, that he acted appropriately and ethically. so he i saso i say to my collea, believe what you want. but that belief, mistaken as it is, should not be used to tear