i go to a restaurant, mr. trump it's on me, the owner. no charge mr. trump. i never need cash.s ever in trouble where i needed a meal, i'd have to pay. it's pretty unfair. >> warren sent one e-mail in his life. do you e-mail? >> i don't do a lot of e-mail. every time there is an e-mail you have problems in courts -- >> one-mail -- >> i don't do many, either. i agree with him 100%. one of the smartest people i know, the head -- i won't mention his name. he made an email but doesn't use it. he said every time i see and use e-mail, i end up in court. i'm not a big e mail fan. >> do you use cell phone? >> yes. >> which? >> i have an l and samsung and i have a lot of stock in apple and i want them to do a bigger screen because i like the bigger samsung screen. i've been tweeting. you might have seen it. do a larger screen because people like me. i like a larger screen. >> any hope for blackberry people like me? >> you know, i have friends that swear by blackberry, like you, but i have friends that want blackberry. they love the pad and like the key pad and i understand that fully, b

. >> i think you're giving too much credit to mr. trump. king intelligence commentary on regulatory systems. i sued him for fraud. he had a phony trump university. it's laid out in the k his prosecutors are used to people who are in trouble when we catch them hurling insults, trying to distract from the merits of the claim. he's got a big mega phone. other than that he's committed fraud and he's going to be held account able like everyone else. >> police commissioner, thumbs-up? way up? >> great pick. i've worked with him for years. he's a national leader using data driven resources to control crime. crime has gone down everywhere he's worked. he's a smart, savvy guy. great pick by mayor de blasio. >> all the ducks lining up. thank you four time and congrats on the work thus far. >> thank you, alex. >> coming up new york city is about to have a new sheriff in time. not quite new. we will review the record of the once and future nypd commish bill bratton. that's coming up next. [ paper rustles, outdoor sounds ] ♪ [ male announcer ] laura's he

and you know what, mr. trumpre that night, they're angry about the "new york times" report. they say, quote, it was a coordinated attack. it is completely false to say anything else. it is a complete lie. so given the fact that they say it's a complete lie, plus the political dynamic, why would they choose the weekend after christmas to drop this thing? >> well, anybody that has studied and knows anything about benghazi attack really thinks that story was completely false. what their motivation is, nobody can say. there are people in the "new york times" that can say. but certainly anybody that knows about benghazi would say that is a completely false story. >> no doubt about it. apparently the intel people viewed -- in washington viewed the video of the attack and specifically i.d'd that it was al-qaeda and the administration has known that. so the "new york times" sends this guy, david kirkpatrick out to talk to the people on the streets of benghazi, not the same people that the intel sources and government sou

in the very beginning, mr. trump, the problem was the web site.adly and nobody could get on it. and that was the system message you got, all those error messages. now they've added a thing where you can actually compare the prices before you start shopping and i think when people go on-line now, they're going to be hit with what they would have been hit with in the beginning, and that is sticker shock. your monthly might be low on a bronze plan, but your deductible for the year could be ten, $12,000. >> first of all, it's only working because they're taking anybody now. they don't have checks and balances. they don't have security. so what they're doing is they've given up on this web site. so if you call in, they'll take you. you don't know if you're going to get it because when you call the insurance company, they don't know who you are. it's a catastrophe. it's a total mess. it is a situation that the world laughs and it's just horrible, except the one big problem. it's affecting negatively so many people. people that had these great plans that

good morning to you, mr. trump >> what did you make of the white house conference call yesterday? we're going to play a snippet. saying it's better now, as long as you don't use it during high traffic times. >> bottom line, healthcare.gov on december 1 is night and day from where it was on october 1. to be clear, there likely will be times that even with this increased capacity that that increased capacity will not be sufficient to handle peak demands, so to prepare for those time when spikes in user volume outstrip the system's expand capacity, we will deploy a new queuing system to serve consumers in an orderly fashion and allow them to request e-mail notifications when it's a better time to come back to the site. >> looks like it's up and running. >> still not fixed. >> is that an improvement? >> the site is a disaster. we know it. it's going to be a disaster. probably long into the future. they're advertising -- they're saying you have to discuss it over thanksgiving meal. you have to do all sorts of things. bu

. >> trumped up charges against mr. morsi, why the phraseology of trumped up charges?ng to find as an excuse for a criminal charge renationalization of a company before he is elected, you are simply groping for some kind of legal excuse. i think that secretary kerry has made it clear that there needs to be more caution not only about this, but about charges of terrorism. you don't go to extremes. you don't create a situation which can polarize and divide egypt if what you're trying is to create a situation of stability, something that allows egypt to move forward. >> the u.s. handling of the situation in egypt thus far, what grade would you give it? >> well, i think you'd have to give it a b minus. the problem we face is we do in virtually every area where these political upheavals have occurred is you have the choice of the least bad alternative. there's no good group to back. there's no sudden way america can exert leverage. you have to do what you can in the situation where people are struggling for political power where it's become almost a blood sport, whoever win