more with brian regan -- come over here buddy. brian regan!was my favorite delivery. i just love, like, "oh, oh, about three, maybe four." [ laughter ] i always find myself trying not to take your style because it's such a great delivery, but clearly, you're a big fan of sports. >> yeah. >> jimmy: what's your favorite part of watching the games? >> well, you know, i was talking about the press conferences. i hate when these sports reporters force answers on players, you know. it's like, "are you dedicating this game to your dying grandmother?" [ laughter ] "i guess now i am." [ laughter and applause ] "i didn't even know she was sick." [ laughter ] you know what's interesting, too, the winning team always gives the losing team a lot of credit. "you got to give them a lot of credit." [ laughter ] they came to play." they got a good team over there." [ laughter ] they should hold their heads up high. if we went perfect, i don't know if we would have won the game. [ laughter and applause ] they got a good squad. they got a good system. got to giv

i'm trish regan.ate will have 90 seconds to respond to the question, one minute for each flup. when your time is up, you'll hear this bell. >> welcome, to a special edition of the intelligence report. i am trish regan. >> you're a great man with no coat. >> this is better than yesterday. >> better, and someone who is creating jobs and no one who knows how to gerb deals and bring in people to deal with a financial problem. >> it's time for washington to start acting responsibly, realistically and in the interest of all of us americans who are sending them there to do a job. >> so, again, thank you to every single one of you for watching and making us here on the intelligence report such a success. we wouldn't be here without you. also, please be sure to tune into our sister network fox news tonight at 9 p.m. eastern, i'm excited to be filling in for megyn kelly on the kelly file and hope to see each and every one of you tonight. for the intelligence report on fox business on monday. have a terrific wee

i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report."decision and taking swipe at donald trump. >> during election years politicians use the immigration to scare people with words like amnesty with hopes it will whip up votes, pretending we can deport 11 million of people, or building a wall without spending tens of billions of dollars of taxpayer money. trish: he lectured americans, be more tolerant. >> immigration is noting something to fear. we don't have to wall ourselves off

the killer's parents came during ronald regan's presidency, more than 15 years before 9/11.s basically saying today that ronald regan should have known that that immigrant couple was going to give birth in new york city to a terrorist who 30 years later would kill 49 people in florida. joining us now is contributing editor in the atlantic and counsel on foreign relations. a lot of talk about how to stop this. what do you see in any of the talk that can actually be used to stop what we saw in orlando? someone who was born in the united states, apparently got radicalized over the last couple of years or whatever period going into that bar and killing 49 people. >> there's bad news that very little could have stopped them. so far we haven't found that much of a paper trail of social media postings. or of specific contact that we were aware of. of course we knew, apparently the fbi was aware that he was a possible problem case but there was nothing that could have stopped him other than just making sure that his attack wasn't as devastating as it was by making sure he didn't hav

this is not the republican party of regan, lincoln, ike, or anybody else. >> and donald trump's insistence in his words that hispanics love me. we'll put it to an elect oral test. and president obama talking senator sanders, reports he'll endorse secretary clinton this week. gfor your heartburn? try nexium 24hr. now the #1 choice of doctors & pharmacists... for their own frequent heartburn. get complete protection with nexium 24 hour. legalzoom has your back. for your business, our trusted network of attorneys has provided guidance to over 100,000 people just like you. visit legalzoom today. the legal help you can count on. legalzoom. legal help is here. wannwith sodastreamter? you turn plain water into sparkling water in seconds. and because it's so delicious, you'll drink 43% more water every day. sodastream. love your water. schwarzkopf presents hair in 30 minutes? our most caring color collection: keratin color with keratin-care-complex. formulated for full gray coverage and up to 80% less hair breakage. ready to rejuvenate your hair? keratin color. from schwarzkopf. & in a world held

regan and obama. regan got his third term. obama hopes hillary clinton is his third term. bush 43 didn't get it. something to think about. >> so good to talk to you. >>> today donald trump met privately with fundraisers here in new york as he tries to jump start the efforts in a campaign in which he'll need big money and trump friends himself newly under fire tonight because of money but investigation by "usa today" finding hundreds in business who accuse trump of not paying everything they were owed. sometimes tieing them up in the courts for years. it's raising questions about trump's history of business tactics. nbc's hallie jackson has details for us. >> reporter: at harrah's casino in trump plaza hotel, philadelphia cabinet makers who won a contract for the construction in the '80s but lost more than $80,000 in the process. paul friel says they just never got paid in full. >> it absolutely was the beginning of the end. >> reporter: five years after finishing the work, the family business. >> it hurt right up until the end when my father died nine years ago. he talked

i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." hillary clinton making history, the first woman ever to nab the nomination for president. but could that news hurt turnout today, potentially giving bernie the victory he so desperately needs? our political all-stars are here and they will handicap his odds. >>> meanwhile there are reports today that donald trump is urging supporters to intensify the criticism of the judge overseeing his trump university case as he himself seems to be softening his language, regarding the judge's mexican heritage. now he says, ethnicity doesn't matter but the judge is still biased. watch. >> i don't care if the judge is mexican or not. i am going to do great with the mexican people because i provide jobs but i don't care about mexican but we're being treated unfairly. trish: will trump put it behind him and focus his aim at hillary? >>> get this, "new york times" reporter asking bernie sanders if it is sexist for him to keep running for president because it could, quote, get in the way of what could b

fox business anchor trish regan on "your money." correspondent kevin corke on how president obama reagented to a move he strongly opposed. correspondent doug mckelway on an anti-establishment wave sweeping the globe. we begin in london with correspondent benjamin hall, where both sides of the debate face a new reality. good evening, benjamin. >> good evening, chris, this result has stunned europe. it's led to a lot of fear around the whole continent, but also here in the uk to a lot of hope. but right now, the hard work really has to begin. global stock markets suffered a massive one-day plunge with reports of about $2 trillion lost in value with european stocks losing 7% in their worst day since 2008. and still, the uk's biggest and hardest challenge lies ahead. now that it has sovereignty, it must deal with the messy divorce from europe. to do that, they must trigger article 50, that formally notifies their intention to withdraw from the eu and sets a two-year clock running. vast negotiating teams will be formed. late into the nig

. >> a reporter asked regan about aids. >> this cannot be communicated, which would not involved a childine has not come forth unequivically and said, this we know for a fact, that it is safe. >> regan seemed to be throwing that little doubt as a sign to the right wingers, he didn't want to anning toinize. when a presidents of the united states makes a statement like that you can imagine what people think he must know, and maybe they should worry about their kids going to school. >> you guarantee that my daughter will not get aids by helping him. if you can't, he shouldn't be in school. >> today, a long, legal battle shifted. >> dozens of parents pull their children out of school, when word came that ryan returned to class. >> they flap themselves up against the locker. look out, there he is. >> wrote tag on his folder, inside his locker. put a lot of obscenities. >> people were cruel. we would be grocery shopping. >> homo. ryan knew how the gay community was being treated. >> more and more schools will be facing. >> the stories, the mistreatment of persons with aids are often unbelievab

vonnie: mike regan, thank you. betty: fascinating story. hpnext, an interview with ceo meg whitman. ♪ betty: this is "bloomberg markets." vonnie: hewlett-packard enterprises holding its annual conference in las vegas. the first since hp split into two companies. the two companies will work together on the internet of things, the next big thing. emily chang is standing by in -- in go -- and santos go san francisco. emily: meg whitman joining us in las vegas. great to have you back on bloomberg. you told me a year ago that turnarounds are often harder than you expect. i wonder, what has been the case so far with hpe post-split? fabuloussplit has been -- when technology is moving at lightning speeds, it is imperative to be smaller so we can go faster. as twobeen easier separate companies than it was under one big company. hewlett-packard enterprises, we are happy and our shareholders are as well. emily: do you see others following that model, that leader is better or going the dell route, bulking up? meg: depends on the company, the leadership

michael regan. thank you so much. that doesn't for bloomberg markets. ♪ ♪ i am scarlet fu.i am joe weisenthal. "what'd you miss?" alix steel is on assignment. scarlet: u.s. stocks closing lower. oil jumping. joe: the question is "what'd you miss?" scarlet: european stocks climbing with the pound. we have the charts you can't miss. , theglobalization of trapping hundreds of millions of people at lower income levels. notlet: helicopter money is the best way forward for world central banks. we begin with the market three-weeke vix rise. u.s. stocks closing lower.

i am trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report."he first woman ever to nab the nomination for president. but could that news hurt turnout today, potentially giving bernie the victory he so desperately needs?

. >> bloomberg columnist michael regan joins us. doesn't it feel like a friday? feels like an incredible week. is the brexit trade over? >> i'm mostly struck as you said the story of the year is the ever declining yields whether it be a safe haven trade. if you look at the main movers in the stock markets, say, utilities, telecom, consumer staples, getting reports of the hershey takeover attempt but defense groups not today and going all the way back to last may, your bond-like stocks and a lot of these groups had records. but real estate investment trust in the s&p reaching a record, utility sector reaching a record and consumer staples reaching a record and the valuations close to all-time highs if not there already. so it has been -- it's a risk-on rally, but the least risky stocks in these groups. joe: michael, i was talking to an investor friend of mine and the drop and then the rally is that kind of shook out the weaker players and brought basic resources stocks up. if you look at the year to date of the stocks 600, basic resources stock are big winners thi

our coverage continues right now tonight with trish regan. trish: breaking right now the world on edge as we wait the results of the historic vote in great britain. it's 2:00 a.m. in london, 9:00 p.m. here in new york city. it's morning in japan where investors are trying to digest the news of a question the question being asked by everyone right now, will the brits boat to leave the european union and what are they implications for our economy, our market and our national security and the u.s. presidential election? i am trish regan, welcome to a special edition of the intelligence report to the polls are close in the uk in the buzzer and they are getting counted right now as i speak. it is looking very tight right now but those that want to leave the european union are in the lead. right now 48.7% say they want to remain an 81.3% want to leave and this is with 26 out of 382 precincts reporting. i want to head straight to london where ashley webster is there and actually the turnout was extraordinarily tight. it's unclear which way this is g

here is trish regan taking it to the next hour. trish: 51 state department officials breaking ranks with the president and objecting to the administration's strategy in syria, one of the worst terror hotspots on the planet after the president's own cia director revealed isis is expanding. are we losing the fight? i am trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report". state officials insist the us needs to lunch military strikes against the syrian regime. the administration has said it won't launch attacks because that would antagonize russia and iran. we are sitting syria out while isis grow stronger because we don't want to make russia and iran mad? this despite news the russia has bombed some cia trained rebels in syria. vladimir putin sums his nose at us again and again and keeps getting away with it. we will talk about all of it. john mccain blasting the president saying obama's foreign policy is to blame for the a lender shooting. his failure in iraq, says mccain, has led to the rise of isis. the democrats they guns are to bl

i am trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report". the aye director john brennan with a sobering reality check on terror next. >> despite our progress against isil on the battlefield and in the financial realm our efforts have not reduced their terrorism capability and global reach. trish: brennan's statement is in direct conflict with what the president said two days ago when he said we are taking out record numbers of terrorists. where do we really stand? will hillary clinton pay the price for having been secretary of state during the creation of isis. people in government -- sound like a common sense kind of thing. some believe it alienates his base and we debate the political applications of trump's push and disney under fire after a two-year-old child was killed by an alligator. you know the story, waiting on the beach at the resort. why were there no warning signs of alligators. there was a no swimming sign but nothing indicating the threat of gators. prosecutor wendy mosley is here on the legal fallout, massive penalties disney

as we hand it over to trish regan. trish: like "brexit" never happened, right, connell? up 200. we'll see if it lasts. head of the cia says attack in turkey could happen here in the united states of america. he is warning that isis likely planning similar attacks in our country as we speak. this as a new "fox news poll" shows donald trump nipping at hillary clinton's heels. i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to the intelligence report. we have a whole lot going on. up 188. turkish police rounding up 13 suspects to the terror attack. we identified three suicide bombers that massacred 44 people and injured 230 others. they're russian speakers with ties to chechnya. what is the russian connection to isis? how vulnerable are we to. markets up 189, with lots of green on the screen. he erasing losses we saw. all the doomsday prediction after "brexit." british eu exit plain old wrong. famed economist john taylor is here, what you can expect with our markets in the coming weeks. "fox news poll" shows hillary clinton should start getting worried. donald trump trails her but not by much

donald trump is reaching the same people that ronald regan did reach all of those years ago.eagan did it by expressing faith in people by saying if i remove government, you can do this yourself. donald trump is saying i'm going to negotiate on your behalf, different kind of message. >> very interesting. as we said, economy, economy, economy. >> that's right. >> he's got to stick to his message. we'll see how this plays out. matt matters. >> matt always matters. >> thanks for being with us this morning. appreciate it. heather. >>> nice to see you in person, scott. he called in earlier. >>> the time is now about ten minutes to the top of the hour. outrage online. bernie sanders supporters storm social media in a fit of furry. "fox & friends" weekend co-host clayton morris has the online social media call that is lighting up social media. >>> this morning's house minority leader nancy pelosi endorsed hillary clinton. she said it would be fabulous if she picks a female running mate. hillary said, good idea. do you know anyone who didn't wait to endorse me until the day i clinched

trish regan is in new york tonight. how does this potentially impact the fed's decision? >> well it makes it very difficult. the reality is we are in a very slow-growth vine. the fed, they need a little growth foo a they're going to move on interest rates. so the fed had indicated they wanted to move rates high they are june. a report like this puts it all in question. because if you're not creating enough jobs. if you're not creating enough growth. how do you move interest rates higher, which acts as a retardest on the economy right now. hear the president point to silver linings and structurally how the economy looks, 75 months of job gains, low unemployment rate. you look behind the numbers as we did with the labor participation rate. the big picture what does it look like? >> the big picture is not good. the president does tout the 75 months of job growth. but these jobs are not good jobs right now. in fact if you look at the amount of money an american family has today versus what they had eight years ago when president obama first came into offers. what you say is a

to take you through it all, trish regan.ald trump as the dow climbs 142 points, rising after a brutal two-day selloff. we're off the highs of the session there. is big question whether or not the market recovery we're seeing is actually real or whether or not there is some kind of a global slowdown, even a systemic crisis looming ahead. we're all over it. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." the market is up 142 points. nasdaq up 66. this comes on the heels of course of european markets rallying today, rebounding after being slammed really badly

trish regan is here with this.ed a moment ago about trade, which is one thing and how does he go on that issue? but this issue has been hanging over his campaign for a long time. the women vote, especially running against a woman. what do you make of those numbers? >> well, i think that they stand a shot at improving, and i think that the way he's going to get to women is to continue to emphasize the economy and security. most women are effectively the cfo of their household, of their writing the bills, balancing the checkbook, they care about economic security. they care about themselves having a job, their husband's having a job, their children having an opportunity to thrive in this economy. so if he continues on the economic message, i think a lot of women are going to say i want the person that's going to do best for my family. connell: well, that's what we're talking about with charlie gasparino when he was here i think he used the word more refined trump, whatever you want to call it. more scripted trump tha

i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." attorney general loretta lynch announcing they have scrubbed the 911 transcripts for any reference to islamic terrorism when the killer's motives are critical to understanding why this happened in preventing another future attack. why not keep it there? i mean certainly had he been a racist, someone motivated by radical, anti-latino sentiment, do you think they would be covering that up? pretty doubtful. we're on it for you. plus new signs of a rebellion brewing in the republican party, all designed to he deny donald trump the nomination at the gop convention which is now just one month away. hundreds of delegates reportedly planning to go rogue and set convention rules that will allow delegates to vote for whomever they want. some say paul ryan just gave them the go ahead by saying this. >> the last thing i would do is tell anybody to do something that is contrary to their conscience. of course i wouldn't do that. trish: is this why trump fired his campaign manager, corey lewandoski

i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." donald trump blasting hillary clinton for refusing to identify terrorism. watch here. >> hillary clinton or as i call her, crooked hillary clinton -- [cheers and applause] refuses to even say the words, radical islam. refuses to say the words. this alone makes her unfit to be president. trish: also hillary clinton meeting with elizabeth warren today. is she on the short list, warren, that is, for vp? would picking her, a hardcore liberal, push the party too far left, too far left to ever win a general election? we'll talk about that. >>> u.s. appeals court rules there is no constitutional right to carry a concealed weapon, handing a huge win to gun control activists. what does it mean to have the right to defend yourself and will the supreme court step in. >>> the nation says good buy to muhammad ali, the boxing great known simply as the greatest. these are pictures from his memorial service. comedian billy crystal and former president bill clinton will be speaking. we'll bring it to

i am trish regan. welcome, everyone to "the intelligence report." new poll out today shows how tight the race for california really is. clinton leading sanders by two points, a virtual tie there. clinton, seemingly worried is canceling appearances today in new jersey to barnstorm across california. sanders is having a little fun wit. watch. >> i just suddenly saw hillary clinton racing to california. bill clinton racing to california. [cheering] maybe they think this campaign is not quite over. [cheering] trish: not quite over indeed. meanwhile, you know that clinton will not be doing today? she will not be doing, or taking any questions during her big speech that she is making from the media. she hasn't taken questions in seven months. donald trump does it all the time. why doesn't she? is she afraid of something? favorite media critic howie courts is here to explain. president obama blasting donald trump and others critical of the president's economic policies. president basically saying hey, the economy is doing great. critics they're all just ha

i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone, to "the intelligence report." donald trump playing offense accusing hillary clinton of government corruption. watch. >> the other candidate in this race has spent her entire life making money for special interests and i will tell you, she has made plenty of money for them and she has been taking plenty of money out for herself. hillary clinton has perfected the politics of personal profit and even theft. she ran the state department like her own personal hedge fund doing favors for oppressive regimes and many others, and really, many, many others in exchange for cash. trish: hmmm. he also hit her hard on trade. on terrorism, on immigration and of course the clinton foundation. even made an appeal to bernie sanders supporters. he wants them on his side. >> hillary clinton may be the most corrupt person ever to seek the presidency. trish: clearly trump has had a tough couple of weeks. could this be the start of a new campaign? can he turn things around right now? was this speech part of it. of course hillary is play

in the meantime, trish regan, it's all for you. trish: a major rally under way as investors tried to put brexit concerns behind them. up 239. s&p 500 sectors are higher. the threat of isis growing with officials that the very moment suspecting that isis is responsible for the suicide bombings at the istanbul airport in turkey. the death toll rising. now to 41 people with 239 injured. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." we have got live coverage coming up from istanbul with fox news' jonathan huddy, we're live from brussels with adam shapiro and live with ashley webster with a look at fallout from the uk-eu breakup. no one has taken responsibility for the attacks in turkey, but an expert on terrorism says all signs point to isis. dr. sebastian gorka why he believes isis is responsible and believes there will be more attacks. as global markets rally after the brutal sell-off to get out of the european union. the markets breathing a sigh of relief off the highs earlier at 250. up 219. heading into a long holiday wee

to take you through it all, trish regan. trish: breaking right now, we're waiting on donald trump as the dow climbs 142 points, rising after a brutal two-day selloff. we're off the highs of the session there. is big question whether or not the market recovery we're seeing is actually real or whether or not there is some kind of a global slowdown, even a systemic crisis looming ahead. we're all over it. i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." the market is up 142 points. nasdaq up 66. this comes on the heels of course of european markets rallying today, rebounding after being slammed really badly last couple days. take a look there, ftse 100 up, and dax in germany trading up nearly 200 points. so we are watching right now, all of these markets and asking the question about, whether or not this is simply an overreaction to britain's decision to leave the european union? or whether or not there is something more here. tell you, nigel farage in an exclusive interview with me, the leader of the uk independence part

i'm trish regan. welcome, everyone to "the intelligence report." hillary clinton making history. >> thanks to you, we reached a milestone. [cheering] first time, the first time in our nation's history a woman will be a major party nominee? [cheering] trish: this as bernie sanders digs in his heels and vows to fight on. watch. >> we take our fight for social, economic, racial, and environmental justice to philadelphia, pennsylvania! [cheering] trish: he is set to sit down with the president tomorrow. will he get pressured to get out of this race and to stand behind hillary? they need to come together as a party. we'll watch for it. plus donald trump seemingly trying to reassure republicans that knows the stakes are very high right now. >> i understand the responsibility of carrying the mantle, and i will never ever, let you down. trish: this as republican leaders say "the donald" needs to stick to a script. but being off script, isn't that one of the big reasons he has gotten so much support? our political all-stars are here. we'll talk all about it

. >> the raungleonald regan of mes going to have to say tear down this wall. >> i don't think they haveg but i think they have a shot at affecting the voters. >> reporter: a new poll puts johnson's chances at 5%, compared to 37% for clinton and 30% for trump. if the libertarians can boost their polling up, they meet inclusion in the presidential debates, exposing them to a much bigger audience. >> we need to get to 15%, then put money in the kitty, so people know we're serious about being competitive. >> i think the majority of the people in this country are libertarian and they just don't know it. >> mied idea of a perfect government is one guy who sits in a small room at a desk and the only thing he's allowed to decide is who to nuke? >> when government fears its citizens, libberty thrives. when citizens fear government, that's tyranny. >> reporter: it has the potential to grab votes from both sides of the aisle. providing a home for dissolutioned democrats and wooful republicans alike. >> there's potentially going to be a lot of broken hearted bernie sanders voters looking for a plac

i'm trish regan. welcome to "the intelligence report." the president blasting decision and taking swipe at donald trump. >> during election years politicians use the immigration to scare people with words like amnesty with hopes it will whip up votes, pretending we can deport 11 million of people, or building a wall without spending tens of billions of dollars of taxpayer money. trish: he lectured americans, be more tolerant. >> immigration is noting something to fear. we don't have to wall ourselves off from those who may not look like us right now or pray like we do or have a different last name. trish: hillary clinton calling the ruling, quote, heartbreaking. no reaction from donald trump. our political team with a look what this ruling is going to mean for the presidential campaign. meanwhile we have market rallying right now off the highs of the session. nonetheless up 158 points right now on the dow as voters in great britain head to the polls to vote whether or not to stay in the european union. the polls show right now too close t

trish regan is in new york tonight. how does this potentially impact the fed's decision? >> well it makes it very difficult. the reality is we are in a very slow-growth vine. the fed, they need a little growth foo a they're going to move on interest rates. so the fed had indicated they wanted to move rates high they are june. a report like this puts it all in question. because if you're not creating enough jobs. if you're not creating enough growth. how do you move interest rates higher, which acts as a retardest on the economy right now. hear the president point to silver linings and structurally how the economy looks, 75 months of job gains, low unemployment rate. you look behind the numbers as we did with the labor participation rate. the big picture what does it look like? >> the big picture is not good. the president does tout the 75 months of job growth. but these jobs are not good jobs right now. in fact if you look at the amount of money an american family has today versus what they had eight years ago when president obama first came into offers. what you say is a

welcome to the intelligence report, everyone, i'm trish regan. hillary clinton just stopped speaking about the should the in chicago calling for gun control. >> it's acceptability that we stop terrorists getting the tools they need to carry out the attacks. and that's especially true when it comes to assault weapons like those in orlando and san bernardino. i believe weapons of war have no place on our streets. trish: and right now we are waiting on donald trump who is about to speak live in manchester, new hampshire. you're looking at a picture coming into us from manchester right now. donald trump originally intended to give a speech that would have allegedly exposed what he calls the clinton's corruption including some of the questionable deals they made on behalf of the clinton global initiative. however, the focus of his speech has since changed. and today he will talk about terrorism and the need to fight isis. we have a lot of information coming in to us right now, including new reports of the gunman and his wife recently scouted out disne

i'm trish regan, welcome to "the intelligence report." kttv is reporting that a shooting took place in the engineering building. sources telling fox news that they got a call from ucla security of an active shooter situation, an active shooter on campus and responded by sending officers to the scene. just a short time ago we saw officers, s.w.a.t. team moving into the engineering building, boelter hall, part of engineering, applied science building at ucla is the building in question. we have learned there are at least two victims. the student newspaper, the daily bruin just sent out a tweet, that the shooter was wearing black jacket and black pants. he is a white male about six feet tall according to the ucla newspaper. joining me as we continue to watch all of this unfold is former cia covert operations officer mike baker and by phone, former nypd detective bo dietl. bo, i will start with you, walk me through what we're seeing as we're seeing pictures from our local affiliate, what is it police are doing as they try to secure the campus

should they look at regan's success and say oh, no? >> i think not.r two terms. now granted, trump wouldn't think that that's equal to being on "celebrity apprentice" where arnold schwarzenegger recent governor is now ending up. >> seth: he thinks that trump sees governor as a steppingstone to "celebrity apprentice." >> exactly. reagan had run a union. we can debate whether he was a great president or limited president. a lot of it depends on your politics, but he was competent at running something beyond a branding operation where you're selling stakes and bogus universities. >> seth: yeah. >> and the rest of it. >> seth: now, i want to ask you about "veep." congratulations on this fantastic season so far. >> thank you. >> seth: such a good show. >> thank you - [ applause ] >> seth: how -- obviously you worked with d.c. with people for a very long time. now you have this show. do d.c. people think that you've stolen from them? do they think that any of them are people that you now, maybe fictionalized? >> well they think it's a documentary. but they

so that -- >> he did work for regan in 1980 in both convention teams at that time. >> well, i'm sure happy to work with ronald reagan at that point. i think mr. manafort worked for a lot of people and i don't think he particularly chooses clients on the basic principles. >> he doesn't do anything to get you on board. jeff, what can donald trump do to squash this possible revolt because people like christopher, people like steve, these guys are getting people on board. >> well, first of all, i would respectfully disagree. you know, back in 1964 when nelson rockefeller flamed out as the appointment, the republican establishment pushed in pennsylvania governor bill scranton. he was the horse they used to get to the convention. he got clobbered. these folks, good folks they are have no horse here. governor walker has come out and said effectively, sounds to e many, he wants to abolish the wisconsin primary. if that's so, do it in 2020 but the fact of the matter is is that about 14 million americans, republicans and i might add a lot of them are conservatives. a lot describe themselves as

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