nabisco. i have holdings in chicago, i have a great building in chicago. nabisco, they have a factory, big factory, they maker east coast -- oreos again. but they're closing their big

nabisco. i have holdings in chicago, i have a great building in chicago.abisco, they have a factory, big factory, they maker east coast -- oreos again. but they're closing their big plant in chicago and moving it to mexico. what's going on. how stupid are we. you're right. so where and why are we doing this? why are we allowing this to happen. somebody has to talk to them. if you don't talk to them, you can get them to build someplace else in the country. you can get ford, believe me, to stay in this country. >> now, sometimes it's so unfair the trade agreements, if you look at the amount of business that's been moves out of our -- whether it's mexico or many other countries -- been moved out. it's absolutely uncontrollable by the people that we have currently and we can do something to change it. now, let me just tell you -- and i tell people this all the time. i go to nabisco or i go to ford and i say fellas, i don't want you. i don't want you. i have carl icon ready. killer, killer. >> i have other people already. i have so people that are so nasty, so

but seriously, nabisco, there's an american company. ford. i say it all the time with ford. $2.5 billion they're spending on a car plant in mexico. how do we benefit? i went to the warton school of finance. really smart people go there, i will tell you. i'm trying to figure out, who was the person that said it's good for us to have our companies building plants in mexico, where they make cars and they sell them to us and other people, perhaps? how does that help us? and i actually gave them a great idea. you probably heard this, because i've used it a couple of times. we have the illegals drive the cars over the border, you save a fortune. is that correct? no tax, no nothing. they come in with no tax. [ applause ] >> and with me, we're not going to let our companies go. we're not going to let them go. we want cars to be made, in all fairness, in america, or even michigan. do we agree? right? that's okay. i mean, we're in new hampshire, but michigan would be fine. we're all happy with that. you'd rather have it in new hampshire, but let's let

so it's not necessarily nabisco's fault? >> it's the government's fault. sugar is the number one ingredient in these cookies. go to mexico and you can have a lot more cookie profit. >> that's true. he shouldn't blame nabisco, he should blame the government, which he happens to be good at. i watched the rally last night. i have to say he is very entertaining and he is great with a crowd. he reminds me of kind of like your rich uncle who wants to tell you a bunch of stories and then it's fun but you want to go home. he's having such a good time and he is telling the same stories. i heard the story about ford. i know that carl ichan is a great guy. but it is working right? >> he is like a stand-up. i have seen him now a couple of times and saw him once live and he's hilarious. that sort of aspect is irresistible. i kind of went from thinking he is funny to thinking he is awful and dangerous and now i'm back to thinking he is funny again. >> winning me over with his i don't give a - and he's actually kind of entertaining. this is my theory. trump could split t

the other day nabisco -- oreos. i love oreos. i'm never eating them again. i will never eat them again. no, nabisco closes the plant they just announced a couple days ago in chicago and they are moving to mexico. know why? why? why? have you heard my story -- have you heard the story before? do we want to hear it again or not? yes? all right. it's a big one. ford, great company, they are building a car factory in mexico. they are closing bases up all over the united states. they are building a massive factory in mexico. in grade school i was -- hopefully still - really smart. i went to a great school. hard to get into. even then it was hard to get into. i went to this great business school. i fully understand. i'm really good at this stuff. so, they are building a $2.5 billion plan. they will sell those parts back to us. where does that help us? explain. there is no tax. there is no nothing. there is no nothing. so, closing a plant here, building a massive plant in mexico, another plant, another big foreign car company -- there is a plant being built. they w

>> yep. >> is that necessarily nabisco's fault? >> no, it's the government's fault.s the number one ingredient in these cookies. can't have cookies without sugar. go to mexico. you can have a lot more cookie profits. >> that's true. okay. so he shouldn't really blame nabisco, he should blame the government which he happens to be good at. nick, i watched the rally last night. i watched the whole thing. i have to say that he's very entertaining. and he is great with a crowd. but he reminds me of like kind of like your rich uncle who wants to tell you a bunch of stories. and it's kind of fun. but then you want to go home. but he's having such a good time. and he tells the same stories. i've heard the story about ford. and i know that carl icahn is a great guy. >> right. >> i know that already. but it is working, right? >> well, he is like a stand up. i mean, i've seen him now a couple of times, i saw him once live and he's hilarious. and that sort of aspect of his campaign is sort of irresistible. i mean, i kind of went from thinking he was funny to thinking he was awfu

nabisco should not be moving to mexico. they should be building a new plant somewhere in our country. >> big question, melania, she is beautiful, classy, stunning, i know her. when is america going to get a real look at melania. and you know, she -- >> she is a tremendous person. >> and a great person. >> she was a tremendous person, a very successful person. and she will be an amazing -- i've heard people say you know i don't care if you're president but she has to be first lady. which is sort of an interesting little statement to make. >> well, there it is -- >> but she is a beautiful person. but she is a beautiful person in the heart. she cares tremendously about women's health issues. she has just a great -- you know her very well. she is a tremendous person. people will love her when they get to know her. >> my thanks to gop presidential candidate donald trump for a very revealing interview. >>> and next we talk about it with former senator scott brown. and then sheriff david clark. his take on trump's comments on the

nabisco closes the plant they just announced a couple of days ago in chicago and they are moving thet to mexico. why? why? >> this is the firstive hea i h heard. he's actually correct about it. why are they moving the plant? >> because policies in america make companies pay twice the world's average for sugar. >> is that necessarily nabisco's fault? >> no, it is the government's fault. sugar is the number one ingredient in these cookies. can't have cookies without sugar go to mexico you can have a lot more cookie profit. >> you shouldn't blame nabisco he should blame the government which he happens to be good at. >> nick, i watched the rally last night. i he is very entertaining. kind of like your rich uncle he wants to tell you a bunch of stories it is fun but then he wants to go home. >> i have heard the stories about ford. i know he's a great guy. it is working, right? >> he is like a stand-up. >> i have seen him a couple times on once live, it is hilarious. that sort of aspect of this campaign is sort of irresistible. i kind of went from thinking he was funny to thinking he was a

. -- other day and invesco nabisco -- oreos. i love oreos. i'm never eating them again.i will never eat them again. no, nabisco closes the plant they just announced a couple days ago in chicago and they are moving to mexico. know why? why? why? have you heard my story -- have you heard the story before? do we want to hear it again or not? yes? all right. it's a big one. fort, great company -- ford, great company, they are building a car factory in mexico. they are closing bases up all over the united states. they are building a massive factory in mexico. --grade school i was hopefully still really smart. i went to a great school. hard to get into. even then it was hard to get into. i went to this great business school. i fully understand. i'm really good at this stuff. so, they are building a $2.5 billion plan. they will sell those parts back to us. where does that help us? explain. there is no tax. there is no nothing. there is no nothing. so, closing a plant here, building a massive plant in mexico, another plant, another big foreign car company -- there is a plant bei

i love nabiscos but i'm not going to eat them again.t was about me, me, me, but little policy and little meat. very little of anything. at the same time it was incredibly entertaining. it is 80-plus degrees hot in mobile, alabama right now. 80% humidity. and those people sat there for hours. that's an impressive show. >> maggie, you know you stick to the television as well to watch him. as maeve said it was interesting. >> it is interesting while it was stream of consciousness, i think that is part of the theatrical interest in this. we have heard him give an southwesting speech. it is very similar. you can see it moving. he had the line about his wife telling him that people don't understand that he cherishes women. the other day i think he said it was his daughter who said this. this time his wife. he threw in alabama references about steel and local references. remember, alabama is one of the sec primary states on march 1st so it is more important than it used to be. he is behaving more and more like a politician. i wonder if he star

i will say the same thing to nabisco. it doesn't help us. it doesn't help us when you look at what's going on, when you look at what's going on, where nabisco is closing. and so many places are closing. when you look at the kind of money the countries are making. i am naming a few. i mean so many countries. we don't have anything left. we're running on fumes. we're running on fumes. there is nothing here. when you look at what happens. the they're so much sharper, so much smarter. we are not going to have a country left. we need to have our borders. we need to make great deals. you know -- the man in the back just shouted israel. how would you look to be israel right now? how would you like to be israel right now? they relied on us. they're a voice of sanity. they're great people. and we have a deal that is so incompetent, so bad. think of the deal. we make a deal, our chief negotiator goes into a bicycle race at 73 years old, he falls he breaks his leg. that was the good part of our deal. that was the only thing that happened. no think of i

who would let -- who would let nabisco -- nabisco? who would let nabisco go to mexico, the car companies, in tennessee expecting a great deal with a major foreign car company. going to be built in tennessee. it was all self. going to be built in tennessee. going to be a great deal. all of a sudden at the last moment. they announce they're not doing it in tennessee. they're doing it in mexico. who would let that happen? >> obama. >> obama, you're right about that. a very good answer. it won't happen. believe me with trump. it won't happen. it won't happen. go ahead. i mean, this guy, i hope this question is worth it. this guy has, has been standing up for the entire thing. i hope this is going to be a good question. go ahead. >> fox hasn't touched this. i have been in touch with kelly too. and fox hasn't touched this. and i have been -- >> let's go. come on. got to go. he's holding up my whole speech. >> these counterfeit substandard parts in nuclear plants in the united states. >> i'm not surprised to hear that. why am i surprised? >>

nabisco, how american can you get? nabisco building a big plant in mexico.ing a $2.5 billion factory, car plant, manufacturing plant. cars, trucks, parts. in mexico. >> how do you keep them? the labor is cheap that's why they go? >> for one thing you keep them by talking to them. you keep them, if they go there they will make cars, sell them to the united states, no tax, no nothing. come right across the border. next thing they will have the illegals driving them across the border. take them in. drive them in. it's cheaper that way. you have to talk to these people. you have to do and see the head of ford. >> they say the labor is cheaper over there? >> that's fine. that's good. you have to pay a tax to get the cars back in. you have to pay a penalty. if you put a penalty, a tariff or whatever you call it. believe me, china is doing it to us. china dumps all their stuff with us. i'm not complaining about that. i have friends that are manufacturers, they cannot get their product in to china. so if they're going to do it to us. we have to do it to them. >> the

nabisco shouldn't be moving to mexico. they should be building a new plant in our country. >> melania. >> she is beautiful, she is glassy, she is stunning. i know her. when is america going to get a real look at melania and she is an incredibly -- >> she is a tremendous person. >> she was a very successful person she will be an amazing first lady. i don't care if you are president but she has to be first lady. interesting little statement to state. >> she is a beautiful person. but she is a beautiful person in the heart. she cares tremendously about women's health issues. she is just a great -- you know her very well. she is a tremendous person. people will love her when they get to know her. >> my thanks to gop presidential candidate donald trump for a very revealing interview. next we talk about it with former senator scott brown. sheriff david clark his take on trump's comments on the black lives matter movement and policing in america. harriets. together, they were a model of efficiency. however, while identical, they

nabisco, how american can you get? nabisco building a big plant in mexico.d is building a $2.5 billion factory, car plant, manufacturing plant. cars, trucks, parts. in mexico. >> how do you keep them? the labor is cheap that's why they go? >> for one thing you keep them by talking to them. you keep them, if they go there they will make cars, sell them to the united states, no tax, no nothing. come right across the border. next thing they will have the illegals driving them across the border. take them in. drive them in. it's cheaper that way. you have to talk to these people. see the head of ford. >> they say the labor is cheaper over there? >> that's fine. that's good. you have to pay a tax to get the cars back in. pay a penalty. if you put a penalty on a tariff or whatever you call it. believe me, china is doing it to us. china dumps all their stuff with us. i'm not complaining about that. i have friend that are manufacturers they cannot get their product into china. so if they're going to do it to us. we have to do it to them. >> they will say then my car

nabisco is leaving the plan. nabisco is bilging a big factory, car, plant e plant, manufacturing plant for kafrs, tracks, bd ft with you? >> the lay bor is wid rv wipe wsh. >> i would say if they go there, they'll make cars: and think eel sell them fothd the next thing you know that he'm have the equal -- you have to talk to these people. you have to go and see the head of ford. and you no what,if the lay bor is cheep over there, but you know what, you're going o have to pay a fax to get the cars back in. if you put a penn tip oon, a tar e that ri and whatever: china is doing all of their stuff with us. and i kbliening with that. so if they're going to do it to us, we have to do it to them. we have to have -- we have to bring back our jobs, chris. we have to do it. we have no choice. >> i can hear you. the question becomes bouchd. >> i will tell you. you're streblgts e strenten eing our sdroub e down tri. >>> we have to start creating jobs. we have to start creating wealth. >> you koent have to be a great student

the other day nabisco, nabisco, oreos, oreos, i love oreos, i'll never eat them again, never eat themgain. nabisco closes the plant couple of days ago in chicago, and they're moving the plant to mexico. now why? why? why? have you heard my story? my favorite story is ford, you heard the story with ford. do we want to hear it again or not? >> yes! >> yes, that's a big one. so ford, great company, they're building a $2.5 billion car factories in mexico. now they're closing up places all over the united states, building a massive factory in mexico. so i went to the great school. i was actually, i was and hopefully really smart, wharton school of finance, even then it was hard to get into the hardest but i went to the great business school and i get business. and i fully understand they're building a $2.5 billion plant, they're going to sell cars, back to us, there's no tax, there's no, nothing. so we're closing the massive plants, another plant, another big foreign car company, there was a plant being built, it was all set to get started in tennessee, you read about it. it was a couple o

nabisco. i have a great building in chicago. nabisco, they have a factory, a big factory. they make oreos. i'm never eating them again. maybe, maybe if i could find some made in the united states i will. but they're closing their big plant in chicago and they're moving it to mexico. what's going on? i mean, how stupid are we? you're right. so where and why are we doing this? why are we allowing it to happen? what i would do if i were president, i would talk to these people. somebody has to talk to them. if you don't, it is never going to change. it is never going to happen. and you can get them to stay in chicago. you can get them to build someplace else in the country. you can get ford, believe me, to stay in this country. now, sometimes, it is so unfair, the trade agreements. if you look at the amount of business that has been moved out. mexico or many other countries. been moved out. it is absolutely uncontrollable. by the people that we have currently. and we can do something to change. i tell this all the time. i go to nabisco or to ford. fellas, i don't want you. i d

who would let nabisco -- nabisco -- let nabisco go to mexico? would let these car companies -- in tennessee, they were expecting a great deal with a major foreign car company. built in tennessee. -- let nabisco go to mexico? who would let these car going to be built in tennessee. going to be a great deal. at the last moment, they announced they are not going to do it in tennessee. they will do it in mexico. who would allow that to happen? >> obama. mr. trump: you are right about that. it will not happen with trump. believe me. with trump, it won't happen. this guy -- i hope this question is worth it. this guy has been standing up going to be built in tennessee. for the entire thing. i hope it will be a good question. go ahead. >> 30 years, i've had threats on my life -- and fox hasn't touched this. i have been in touch with kelly, too. mr. trump: come on. got to go. go ahead. >> there's counterfeit substandard parts and most of the nuclear plants -- mr. trump: in nuclear plants in the united states. i'm not surprised to hear that. >> and some of

who would let nabisco -- nabisco -- let nabisco go to mexico? would let these car companies -- in tennessee they were respecting a great deal with a major foreign car company. built in tennessee. going to be built in tennessee. going to be a great deal. at the last moment, they announced they are not going to do it in tennessee. they will do it in mexico. who would allow that to happen? >> obama. mr. trump: you are right about that. it will not happen with trump. believe me. with trump, it won't happen. this guy -- i hope this question is worth it. this guy has been standing up for the entire thing. i hope it will be a good question. go ahead. >> 30 years, i've had threats on my life -- and fox hasn't touched this. i have been in touch with kelly, too. mr. trump: come on. got to go. go ahead. >> there's counterfeit substandard parts and most of the nuclear plants -- mr. trump: in nuclear plants in the united states. i'm not surprised to hear that. >> and some of them have come from china. when i brought this out the nrc, nuclear regulatory commi

nabisco should not be moving to mexico. they should be building a new plant somewhere in our country. >> big question, melania, she is beautiful, classy, stunning, i know her. when is america going to get a real look at melania. and you know, she -- >> she is a tremendous person. >> and a great person. >> she was a tremendous person, a very successful person. and she will be an amazing -- i've heard people say you know i don't care if you're president but she has to be first lady. which is sort of an interesting little statement to make. >> well, there it is -- >> but she is a beautiful person. but she is a beautiful person in the heart. she cares tremendously about women's health issues. she has just a great -- you know her very well. she is a tremendous person. people will love her when they get to know her. >> my thanks to gop presidential candidate donald trump for a very revealing interview. >>> and next we talk about it with former senator scott brown. and then sheriff david clark. his take on trump's comments on the

it's that simple. -- nabiscoet nabisco -- let nabisco go to mexico?ho would let these car companies -- in tennessee they were respecting a great deal with a major foreign car company. built in tennessee. in tennessee.ilt going to be a great deal. , they last moment announced they are not going to do it in tennessee. they will do it in mexico. who would allow that to happen? >> obama. mr. trump: you are right about that. it will not happen with trump. believe me. happen.mp, it won't this guy -- i hope this question is worth it. this guy has been standing up for the entire thing. i hope it will be a good question. go ahead. >> 30 years, i've had threats on my life -- this.x hasn't touched i have been in touch with kelly, too. mr. trump: come on. got to go. go ahead. counterfeit substandard parts and most of the nuclear plants -- mr. trump: in nuclear plants in the united states. i'm not surprised to hear that. >> and some of them have come from china. when i brought this out the nrc, nuclear regulatory commission, accused me of conspiring to topple thei

anybody in the world, china, mexico, and mexico is sort of becoming the new china in terms of trade. , nabisco is moving to mexico. i mean, give me a break. so we have to reverse that. we need jobs in our country. we are better than other countries and we are going to take jobs back from china and japan and we are going to make our country great again and that to me, that is the challenge. it is not going to be that difficult. i spoke to carl icon, he is a great negotiator -- carl great he is a negotiator, and he will work with me. we are a great country and we will come out on top every single time. and that is what we need. thank you. [applause] >> you talked about jeb bush being a puppet -- donald trump: well, jeb bush is a puppet to his donors. i know this. he's got lobbyists. he'd try to make this statement the other day and he said, skin in the game. he said, the united states has to prove to iraq that we have skin in the game. we spent $2 trillion, thousands , wounded warriors whom i love all over the place, and he said we have to prove that we have skin in the game. i think that may ha

i will say the same thing to nabisco. it doesn't help us when you look at what is going on when you look at what is going on where nabisco is closing in so many places when you look at the kind of money that these countries are making and i'm naming a few, i mean so many countries, we don't have anything left. we are running on fumes. we are running on fumes. there is nothing here. when you look at what happens they are so much smarter. we are not going to have a country left. we need to have our borders. we need to make great deals. the man in the back shouted israel. how would you like to be israel right now? they rely on us. they are a voice of sanity. they are great people and we have a deal that is so incompetent, think of the deal. we make a deal our chief negotiator goes into a bicycle race at 73 years old and falls and breaks his leg. that was the good part of our deal. think of it. i told people last week i swear to you i will never ever ride a bicycle at least in a race. we have a new thing that just came up yes

>> companies that closed down, nabisco, you eat oreos, i used to. not anymore. but the plan is to go to mexico. ford is bringing a massive plant to mexico. >> but how can you get mexico to pay? >> it's called negotiations, politicians can't do it. do you have any doubt that i will get them to pay for the wall? they will pay for the wall. >> donald, i have known you for 25 years. >> you have seen a lot. >> yes, i have seen a lot, we have been friends for a long time, in the interest of disclosure. your move to the right is scaring a lot of -- >> i don't think so, jean, in fact, i was called by "the new york times." i'm getting a lot from everybody, taking a lot from the democrats. you see i'm virtually tied with hillary clinton now. leading the republican in that respect you know it will be very interesting, you see the piece on hillary clinton. she has some big problems. we'll see what happens. we're doing very well. the tea party, which i love, by the way. these are great people. we have really everybody. and they're surprised because they thought it would be m

nabisco should not be moving to mexico. they should be building a new plant somewhere in our country. >> big question, melania, she is beautiful, classy, stunning, i know her. when is america going to get a real look at melania. and you know, she -- >> she is a tremendous person. >> and a great person. >> she was a tremendous person, a very successful person. and she will be an amazing -- i've heard people say you know i don't care if you're president but she has to be first lady. which is sort of an interesting little statement to make. >> well, there it is -- >> but she is a beautiful person. but she is a beautiful person in the heart. she cares tremendously about women's health issues. she has just a great -- you know her very well. she is a tremendous person. people will love her when they get to know her. >> my thanks to gop presidential candidate donald trump for a very revealing interview. >>> and next we talk about it with former senator scott brown. and then sheriff david clark. his take on trump's comments on the

. >> -- nabisco. so if i were involved with mexico at a high level or the head of mexico, i would be saying the same thing. look, we have to straighten out our country. our country is a mess. and whether it's china or mexico or japan, we have to straighten out our country. i'd be saying the same thing, yes. >> donald, yes or no, do you think american born children of undoumed immigrants should be deported? >> here's the story -- >> yes or no. >> i don't give yes or no. it's not that easy. it's a horrible situation that we've placed ourselves in. we have thousands and thousands of illegal immigrants in our country, not only taking jobs, but many of them are causing problems beyond belief. and you see that all over. we have to straighten out the problem with illegal immigration. it starts with getting the bad ones, you know the gangs in -- you saw it -- the gangs in baltimore. you know that, right? did you see the people? you have illegal immigrants in many cases. in chicago, illegal immigrants. the bad

. >> the other day nabisco, oreos, right, i love oreos, i'll never eat them again. okay. i'll never eat them again. no, nabisco closes a plant they announced, in chicago, and they are moving the plant to mexico. why? why? >> reporter: so definitely hearing the first time you hear oreo mentioned in a political speech and a candidate making a promise i won't eat oreos, my ears perked up. that's an example of the stream of consciousness and meandering between thoughts we're used to hearing from donald trump though he does hit some of the similar themes, immigration, national security, veterans, things of that nature in his speeches. he has a different way getting there. in terms of being a little more unscripted he was supposed to do with the press and they left so he stood us up. >> he stood you up. thanks so much for that report. >>> moving on, bordering on war, well, officials from north and south korea are meeting this morning in an evident to avert potential military conflict. the latest in a live report from a tense border. you can now use freeze it to prevent new purc

nabisco, i have holdings and have a great building in chicago. they have a factory. big factory and they make oreos. i am never eating them again, ever. ever. maybe if i can find some made in the united states. they are closing the big plant in chicago and they are moving it to mexico. what's going on? how stupid are we? you're right. so where and why are we doing this? why are we allowing it to happen? what i would do if i were president, i would talk to these people. somebody has to talk to them. if you don't talk to them, it's never going to change. it's never going to happen. you can get them to stay in chicago. you can get them to build someplace else in the country. you can get ford, believe me, to stay this this country. sometimes it's so unfair the trade agreements. if you look at the amount of business that has been moved out whether it's mexico or many other countries, been moved out, it is absolutely uncontrollable. by the people we have currently. woo ke do something to change. i tell this all the time. i go to nabisco or ford. i say fellahs, i don't want

nabisco, nabisco just moved, its factory to mexico. let's boycott oreos, carl icahn.call carl, he will look at the deal with china. he is going to get it done. listen, we all know what he is going to say. he says it every time he is in front of a podium. >> anna, i would say to go see anna deliver a donald trump speech. jeffrey hang on. >> i'm not sure i could do the hair. >> hang on. >> i could try real hard. >> the hair would be a problem. >> i want to go back to ryan nobles right now at the stadium. where we are awaiting donald trump to take the stage any moment. ryan, it has filled in some. we can hear the music. we have seen the enthusiasm in the crowd. what's the latest from the scene there? >> well, yeah, john. pretty interesting moment. not too long ago. that's when a state representative in alabama who represents his district, state capital of mont gum year he endorsed donald trump to a raucous response here from the crowd. his name is ed henry. so there has been a few people that have come up to speak that have put their support behind donald trump. which th

he founded it in 1976 and became a major force when it took over rjr nabisco. though he left the firm a year before that deal was completed. the leverage buyout industry is now valued at more than $2.5 trillion. >>> an update to a story we told but in april. the ceo of gravity payments made a splash, a radical move to raise his companywide minimum wage to $70,000 over the next three years. however, today, according to a new york times report, that plan has back fired. customers with drew their business their clients that were attracted because of the new plan haven't started paying off yet. some higher ranking employees have quit since they didn't receive raises comparable to the huge jump for entry level staff. >> we've told but the rising price of housing in silicon valley of course. that pales in comparison to the real estate market two hours north of san francisco. josh lipton tells us what is driving the sky high listings in california's wine country. >>> check money is flowing into wine country. in sonoma. listings for high end homes are surging. because

>> nabisco announced yesterday they're moving out of chicago into mexico.ngland. look at new hampshire and all the places in new england. they moved to mexico. >> they're not doing better. they're doing worse. >> i'm just saying they're killing us because everybody is moving into mexico. >> their people argue that nafta was terrible for them. >> mexico is doing an unbelievable job. mexico is taking our business. mexico is the new china, okay? >> where is the evidence of this? >> it's all over the place. >> their gdp is smaller. the peso, it is worth less today. that's not the sign of a strong economy. >> chuck, and you know what? because it's worth less, they're doing a lot of business. look at what china is doing. it's called the evaluation. they're very smart. >> sure. >> mexico is doing it. you think the peso is just dropping automatically? they're very smart, and frankly, they're learning from china. china last week devalued their currency -- >> which you've been begging them to do, by the way. >> the opposite. >> you've been hoping that their currency

i stick to the well-known names -- although i do agree with donald trump that companies like nabisco moving to masco -- mexico, i like to see the american companies manufactured here and providing jobs here. he is not off-base. he is sounding more and more like ross perot. he is not in my political party but i like more and more the way he is sounding and he has a lot of guts. i think jeb bush does sound a bit like a chump and i may vote republican this time around. host: victor is in maryland. good morning. caller: yesterday was a buying opportunity for me. i bought some emc. have board motor added to my position, and guts more caterpillar. whenever people are freaking out, for me it is a buying opportunity host: the condition of your current portfolio aside how did it work out? caller: it worked out pretty well. every time the market goes down it means a buying opportunity to when the market goes up i have more money in my pocket. host: we have seen the stories today with concerns over china's economy. the decisions the federal reserve has make when it comes to interest rates. thin

most recent one is barbarians of the gates that came out in 1990 over the merger of rjr reynolds and nabisco. his latest book is an accomplishment of research, story telling and moral inquiry. and it is something based on the facts we know and that is domestic terrorism. he takes the story back to 1969 or so. and all the way up through the middle of the 1980's. and one of the striking facts in the book is that the most fatal and interesting year for domestic terrorism prior to first world trade center bombing in the united states was 1981 which really makes you scratch your head and say maybe i should read this book which you should. i have read it closely and have a review in the nation's magazine coming about next month. first thing i would like bryan to talk about is the scale of violence during this time. my favorite example is a story you told about the evacuation of a movie theater. maybe you can address that. >> this was a small item in the new york times i picked up. may 1970, small puerto rican independence group set off a bomb in the theater in the bronx during the liberation of jo

just yesterday, i read that nabisco is moving to mexico. give me a break. we have to reverse that. we need jobs in our country. we are going to take jobs back from china, japan, make our country great again. that, to me, is going to be the challenge and we are going to do it. it is not going to be that difficult. i spoke with carl icahn, he will help us. all of the best negotiators? we have the best business people in the world in this country. they will all help us. righte me, when i get the people negotiating with the right countries, we will come out on top everything will time. that's what we need. [applause] >> you talked about jeb bush yesterday being a puppet of his donors. >> there is no question about it. he has lobbyists. i know them. he made statements over the last couple of days that are incredible, trying to justify the war in iraq. saw hisknow if you recent statement, he said the united states has to prove to iraq that we have skin in the game. thousands of lives have been lost and he says that. i think it may be one of the dumbest statements i have ever heard. we do

when you look at what is going is -- whent nabisco nabisco is closing and so many places, and the kindf money that these countries are making. so many countries. we don't have anything left. we are running on fumes. there's nothing here. when you look at what happens, they are so much smarter, and we're not going to have a country left. host: let's hear from jim and south carolina, republican line, a supporter of scott walker. caller: i worry about a politician that can never smile. i never see bernie sanders smile. one of your callers said about income inequality, that he would address that. to go to whoseon idea of income inequality? no government has ever made anything equal without other germanic problems. i just wanted to know, it ernie was really for a quality, why did he give some of his tv time to lincoln chafee and other candidates? there's a new politically incorrect term dealing with trump you cannot say anymore playing bridge. it is interesting watching them shake up the political dynamics. host: you said your support of scott walker, why is that? caller: he has proven his

you know nabisco just announced they're leaving chicago. they're moving to mexico. nabisco.olved with mexico at a high level or the head of mexico i would be saying the same thing. look, we have to straighten out our country. our country is a mess. and whether it's china or mexico or japan, we have to straighten out our country. i would be saying the same thing, yes. >> yes or no? [ indiscernible question ] >> here is the story. i don't give yes or no. it's not that easy. for you it's easy. let me till yell you not that e. it is a horrible situation we have placed ourselves in. we have thousands and thousands of illegal immigrants in our country not only taking jobs but many of them are causing problems beyond belief. and you see that all over. we have to straighten out the problem with illegal immigration. it starts with getting the bad ones, you know the gangs in, you saw it, the gangs in baltimore. you know that, right? did you see the people? you have illegal immigrants in many cases. in chicago, illegal immigrants. the bad ones are getting out fast. day one. if i win, d

nabisco as come of with a new flavor of korea to satisfy your sweet tooth. ben: the usual oreo cookie with a brownie batter. it sounds delicious. they are already headed to stores following a new line of creations following pumpkins' place -- juliet: we didn't feel -- we are supposed to go to commercial break. juliet: i guess we will come right back. ben: the rate on the putt. [excited yelling] ah, yes! you can't stop it! aww...your mom liked my post. you're friends with my mother? whoa. another episode? definitely. we all use it differently. so why should we get it all the same way? call time warner cable to get the internet speed you need. are you guys texting each other? whether it's 3 megs or 300 megs. yeah. for the right price. from $14.99 everyday low price internet, to 300 meg ultra-fast internet, we have you covered. even with wifi at home and on the go. plans start at $14.99 per month. call 1-855-want twc to switch today. time warner cable. >> this is "good day wake-up". juliet: did you bring that gigantic beautiful one. ben: i hope you didn't steal

just yesterday i read nabisco is moving to mexico. give me a break. we have to reverse that. we need jobs in our country. we are going to take jobs back from china, japan. we will make art country great again. that to me is going to be the challenge and we will do it. and it is not going to be that difficult. iceberg with carl icahn. he will help us. all the best negotiators. we of the best business people in the world in this country. they will all help us. believe me, when i get the right people negotiating with the right countries, we will come out on top every time. that is what we need. [applause] >> can you talk about jeb bush yesterday during a puppet of all the donors raising $100 million? trump: he is a puppet. he's got lobbyists. he made statements of the last couple of days that are incredible try to justify the war in iraq. they cannot be justified. he said "skin in the game." he said united states has to prove to iraq that we have skin in the game. we spent $2 trillion, thousands of lives lost, wounded warriors who i love all over the place. and he said we have t