let's go on focus with steve forbes who's in l.a. today. thanks for coming. rich, what do you think? >> the backbone of bernie sanders' support are these young people and unfortunately, they have no idea how bad it can get under socialism. no memory of the communist soviet union, but what this reminds me of is great britain in the late 1970s. the winter of despair in 1979. garbage piling up everywhere ch unions shutting down everything. not until margaret thatcher came through and cut through deck katds of growth did things get better. >> only us old folks realize that. that's the problem. john, what rich is saying the that it could happen here. >> i appreciate that young comment, but it's not going to happen in the united states. we're not french. we're not european. we decent from the people who wanted to escape european stateism, so, the idea that we would embrace sanders, furthermore, the idea he could get his ideas past the house and senate, i don't think that's realistic. we're safe mere. >> but if money is any indication, bernie is very popular. in mar

tom: joining me forbes media chairman, editor in chief, steve forbes. steve, listen, how do you diagnose this. donald trump is right, every time he's had controversy, so far, we'll see how wisconsin reacts, but so far his poll numbers have gone up, not down. >> when he's trying to project is calm in the face of a storm that was largely self created. his numbers in wisconsin are not good. he underestimated the obstacles from talk radio and everything else. the party conservatives are united against him. so and then what he said on abortion, not so much what he said but the fact that he wasn't prepared with abortion answer ten months into a campaign was the real shocker and that he go on with chris matthews in a town hall, that was another thing that has you scratching your head. what he said about japan and korea is another one. he's doing damage control, and wisconsin will be a setback, i think he'll lose the state and the question is how will he do in new york? tom: yeah, that's two weeks after wisconsin, plenty of time for fumbles and stumbles and eve

connell: steve forbes. catch mr. for example by the way, nice cue here, our buddy david asman tomorrow, fox news 11:00 in the morning for "forbes on fox." melissa? melissa: donald trump has the backing of a lot of his former contestant on "the apprentice." but not everyone is on board. coming up, season one runner-up, qwami jackson, why he won't back his on-air boss. connell: out with dire warnings on budget cuts they say will hurt america's ability to respond to crisis. what they say needs to be done and done right now. melissa: trump's campaign manager speaking out now that charges against him have been officially dropped. here is just some of what he told our blake burman. more after the break. >> here is the crazy part is, my some interaction with my michelle fields caught on that videotape. never spoken to her before, never met her before best of my recollection. you've seen a videotape. now unfortunately millions of people have seen the videotape. if legalzoom has your back.s, over the last 10 years we've helped

david: steve forbes knows all the details. ns me on "forbes on fox," tomorrow on fox news channel, 11:00 a.m. eastern, don't miss it. melissa. melissa: tesla unveiling new model 3, huge lines, this is unbelievable, forming around the world to order the car even without receiving it. the company received 198,000 orders in 24 hours with buyers plunging down a one thousand dollar deposit, knowing they won't receive the car for at least a year. joining me gary gastelu, foxnews.com auto editor. gary, so much about the story that is incredible. i mean that word literally. all these people, 200,000 people, jumping to try to get a car that won't even be here until the end of 2017. at same time this company is urn booing through cash so -- burning through car are. i read last year at end of last year they had only $1.2 million in cash left. what do you make of this? >> we haven't seen anything like this since the ford mustang 50 years ago. the difference when the ford mustang was introduced, in next 18 months they deliver ad million of

let's go in focus with steve forbes. rich, bill, carrie, john and bruce jackson. well, another trillion on top of what we're already paying, steve. >> well, this will body slam the u.s. economy. knock it right to the ground. it will hurt investment, especially crazy capital gains tax, which will be the heist in america history. that hurts investment, small businesses. so, if you want to be like france without the charm, that's what she's going to do to the american economy. make the obama years look like the roaring 20s. >> making no bones about this, bruce. she had an interview with the daily news. we have just the audio of that interview. let's play the tape. >> i'm well aware this is a heavy lift. i understand that, but i think connecting what i'm asking for to the programs, to the outcomes and results that i'm calling for, dwgive me a stronger hand d that's how i'm going to go at it. >> she calls it a heavy list. can we afford that, bruce? >> well, i think what she wants to do is party like it's 1999 and '98 and '97 and '96 when the deficits went down when her

steve forbes as a passenger on a stick and train that derailed.ew napolitano will join us along with former nba player antoine walker. domestic coming up in the program. they call them the panama papers. 11 million documents detail off shore accounts of the famous and powerful and they have been leaked. jo ling kent with more on this story. reporter: good morning, maria. 11.5 million documents stretching back 40 years. 2.6 terabytes of data far larger than the edwards noted blake. according to the consortium of investigative journalism, the usher holding up more than 140 government officials and politicians around the world. 29 of the "forbes" 500 richest people are on that list according to mcclatchy newspaper. here's some highlights. one document details $2 billion in transactions laundered through banks and shadow companies by associates of russian president vladimir putin. how much closer experts were to corrupt practices. another refound offshore holdings by the prime minister of pakistan, king of saudi arabia and president of ukraine. docume

his own, head of forbes media. mike, steve and i were talking about how this is reminiscent of 1968, i know you're not an old man but you probably remember 68 and the political riots in chicago, which ended up helping the conservative candidate richard nixon become president. of course, the political riots took place at the democratic convention in chicago, and here we have protests at the republican convention, but still, the benefit of cruz to the law and order-type candidate, i would think that is donald trump, wouldn't you? >> absolutely. i remember very well 1968, unfortunately, i'm not nearly as young as i look. [laughter] >> just for the record. it was an amazing time. i still remember the chant. the whole world's watching, and the whole world was watching. david: and they still are. >> a genesis of richard nixon's message on the silent majority and their needs to be a law and order candidate. that's how he ran, and it was a very successful campaign because people were sick of watching their cities burn down and people

let's go in focus with steve forbes. rich, bill, carrie, john and bruce jackson. well, another trillion on top of what we're already paying, steve. >> well, this will body slam the u.s. economy. knock it right to the ground. it will hurt

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spent three hours in depth with an within author and this month our guest was scheduled to be steve forbes who this morning you might have heard was on a train en route from new york to savanna georgia when a derailment took place just south of philadelphia. he is safe and now en route back to new york city and joining us live on the phone. thank you for being with us. >> good to be with you. >> what a morning you have had. explain what happened. >> outside of philadelphia the train was moving along and then it made a sudden jerk like it was going to make an abrupt stop. it wasn't a normal slowdown you have when you come around the curve. then it moved a little bit and another stop. then it came to a complete stop and there was smoke and it felt like the brakes were smoldering so we just sat there wondering what had happened. the electricity was knocked out so there was no system. so the rumors started to fly but after about 20, 25 minutes one of the crew came back and then started to explain what happened. but the first two cars were hit pretty badly. but we were fortunate we are in the p

steve. >>> 6:35. chairman and editor and chief of forbes media, steve forbes, was among passengers on that train. steve says that he was on the train that derailed near philadelphia a. he was in the next to last car, when the train made sudden jerks as it was about to make impact with that backhoe. steve forbes on that train. >> we are just a few weeks away from the one year anniversary of the traffic derailment in port richmond. >> eight people died and over two hundred were hurt when amtrak train headed from d.c. to new york careened off the track on may 12th, the ntsb a says train was going 108 miles an hour, well above the posted 50-mile an hour limit in that curve there in port richmond. >>> amtrak just finished installing positive train control on those tracks, ntsb says it could have prevent that had accident back in may. in the last three years, amtrak has reported about 1800 derailments, collision, and other accidents, according to the federal railroad administration. >>> dave kinchen is on campus, hi, dave. >> how about a math quiz here, how many students are actually, in houston right

let's go in focus and find out what steve forbes, michael, elizabeth macdonald and others see in point of fact what donald was saying was wrong. they haven't had a budget deficit in wisconsin for years because they have a state amendment for a balanced budget. >> it was a diversion. donald knows it. wisconsin is a critical primary for him and ted cruz. if trump wins he sews up the nomination and if cruz wins he has a race ahead. what he doesn't realize walker is still very very popular among republicans and speaker ryan from wisconsin, very popular among republicans. i don't think the tactic will work. by the way in terms of attra attracting democrats to the republican primary, democrats have a very interesting primary with bernie and hillary clinton. you won't get that traditional crossover. >> something else donald said was manufacturing jobs have been lost in wisconsin. from point of fact in 2010 to 2016, manufacturing jobs in wisconsin have increased. >> i think, you know, steve is right. certainly trump has had a big week up there with comments for wanting to throw women in jail f

. >> on sunday, april 3rd, booktv is live with author and publisher of "forbes" magazine, steve forbes, on "in depth." mr. forbes has authored many books which focus on politics and economics. in his most recent book, "reviving america," he argues for a replacement of the current tack code and a repeal of the affordable care act. other recent titles include "power, ambition, glory," which compares great leaders of the ancient world with modern business leaders and "how capitalism will save us: why free people and free markets are the best answer in today's economy." in 2014 mr. forbes appeared on booktv discussing his book, "money." >> the topic of money is straight forward and simple even though it's shroud inside a lot of jargon, a lot of equations. the idea of money is very basic. we've gotten away from it, and our policymakers today know less about money, monetary policy, than they did a hundred years ago. and since the early 1970s, even though we've had booming decades in the '80s and '90s, overall our growth rates since we went off the bretton woods system, the old gold standard,

let's go on focus with steve forbes who's in l.a. today. thanks for coming.

let's go in focus with steve forbes, carl, sabrina, bill, and bruce jackson. mike, is it possible that a democrat would shrink government more than a republican? >> certainly not hillary clinton, david. trump would shrink government much more than hillary would. as a businessman, trump knows how erroneous taxes are. hillary clinton has never been in private business her entire adult life, but lived off the public trough. she's clueless. >> bruce, what trump does know is big government pushing out private sector of a lot of things. we saw the gdp figures, pathetic figures this week, .5%, almost a recession. >> well, what i do know, i'm, charles coch is like me in the fact he's taking a look at trump's website and said how big policy positions are, not written in crayon, and let's face it, trump's policies are so vague -- >> with the exception of the tax policies are clear. >> okay. let's take that tax policy. it would blow a hole in the deficit, and if hillary is like her husband, she's a deficit hawk, and trump's not touching social security or medicare. >> st

this morning things are running hopefully on time. >> thanks so much. >> steve forbes was on board thats more about it. his latest book is called reviving america. forbes is chairman and editor and chief of forbes media. it is good to see you well, sir, this morning. thank you for joining us. you say you are okaybut thisis not an easy experience to live through. tell us about it. >> of course, our hearts go out to the families of those two construction workers who were killed and those who were injured. we were in the last passenger car so we didn't get the hit that the first two cars did. clearly something was wrong. there appeared to be smoke. suddenly you were stopping. and it was a matter of nano seconds but you felt that the train was coming to a screeching halt and then eased up a little bit like a driver hitting the brake and then easing up all in a matter of a couple of seconds. in our car the coffee was flying everywhere and there was a smell of smoke. the first thought is there is a fire. that went away quickly and we knew we needed to sit and wait. we didn't hear anything fo

thank you very much. >> thank you. >> steve forbes. dates can come down to something as simple as the weather. not so simple and how will the weather be in the five key states that will be voting? why that could tip each candidate's hands one way or the other. after this. it's time to prove ourselves as men! and as fans of awesome tv shows! because we are the couch-dwellers, the binge-watchers, the work-skippers! and we refuse to waste the greatest tv week this proud nation has ever known! but time is scarce my friends, so fetch your fancy voice remotes and join me! three, two, one... watchathon! big is back. xfinity watchathon week now until april 24. the greatest collection of shows free with xfinity on demand. >>> are you one of those that goes to the polls no matter what the weather? you're a minority. rick wright on what the weather might be like on crucial primary days. rick? >> a big day. we've had so many primaries that have had a lot of weather going on with them. you see this green, this is where it's going to be hot and humi

magazine editor and political figure steve forbes was on board. he tweeted prayers for the victims. once first responders could find a safe way to get through this mess, they all took a trek with luggage in tow through the woods to a triage area. buses brought them back to philadelphia's 30th street station. then the national transportation safety board's investigators moved in. >> as part of our investigation we will be looking at the track structure and the work that was performed at the time of the accident. >> reporter: nicole stock's home faces directly onto the scene. she's used to seeing routine rail work. but now she's worried >> from my window you can see the front of the train all smashed up. crazy. kind of scary. >> reporter: the ntsb collected the event data recorder plus two cameras which should have recorded what happened here. we asked if there were communication issues between the work crew and amtrak dispatchers. right now investigators can't answer that question. in chester, pennsylvania, drew smith, news 4. >>> we've got live team coverage on the deadly amtrak cra

. >> on sunday, in depth, live with guest steve forbes, author and publisher of forbes magazine.ll join us to talk about his life and his latest book, "reviving america," in which he argues for repealing the nation's health care law. other recent tilthsss include money, freedom manifesto, how capitalism will save us and power, ambition and glory. then join book tv as we take a tour of the shakespeare library in washington, d.c. go to book tv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >>> next, archival coverage of presidential races, including the 1960 democratic primary debate in west virginia, the 1980 texas republican primary debate, the 1984 democratic candidates debate, and a promotional film which aired in new hampshire by the richard nixon campaign. >>> each week until the 2016 election, road to the white house rewind brings you archival coverage of presidential races. next from the 1960 campaign, a west virginia, democratic primary debate between senators john f. kennedy of massachusetts and hubert humphrey of minnesota. this was only the second televised presidential primary

steve forbes among our guest tomorrow. thanks for being with us tonight. good night from new york. kennedy: it's our last show of the week. i'm watching vigilante billionaire fighter bernie sanders go from popular socialist outlier to worp shipped demi going. as he loses ground, his devout fors further lose their grasp on reality, and instead of giving into political depression, they are embracing sanders as a cult icon, their lust preserving him in the unrequited next after what could have been. bernie supporters put together a pit of cheerful propaganda. >> i also have to warn you as we begin this special report, what you are about to see almost defies description. and some of you have may not want to watch it. ♪ bernie bernie about ♪ is a name you ought to know ♪ when you cast your vote in the polls ♪ ♪ you know for certain he will be there. kennedy: no, no. bernie sanders supporters released this bizarre video, and their pinko frenzy for the socialist. it's out of tune and populated by naive socialists that gives rational outsiders that not so fresh feeling. let's turn to our c

joining me right now is steve forbes. good to see both of you. this seems so obvious to me.hy are we allowing other countries toto basically offer much better ientives then we offer here? >> we are up here out 40. guess what, companies move from here to there. it has gotten worse. other companies keep cutting their corporate rate. all he talked about his being punitive. they cannot leave. inincentives sizing them to come back. i want america to have a system that incentives sizes workers. you do that by cutting the corporation. you have a repatriation holiday. >> i d holiday. >> we have seen it before. >> that is what you pay. we estimate $2 trillion. >> this is not tha hard. what is wrong with our administration that they want to penalize? >> it is true. it is complicated. 10% corporate tax rate. corporate tax rate truly going away. the administration likes to go after the list that it is popular to go after. drug compaes raising into our prices. looking at technology companies, for example. any small busineness using quick books. >> why is that? it is that the technology c

along with steve is elizabeth aims, his co-writer, and here is steve forbes. [applause] >> thank you very much, brad. and i thank all of you for coming out. the book is about money, monetary policy, and money and particulary monetary policy is one of those topics that seems to intimidate a lot of people and as a result the federal reserve, for example, has less formal oversight from capitol hill and congress than do our intelligence agencies. the thesis of this book is that the topic of money is very straight forward and simple even though it is hidden in jargon and equations. the idea of money is basic. we have gotten away from it. our policymakers today know less about monetary policy than they did a hundred years ago. since the 1970s overall our growth rate since going off the old gold standard system in 1971 the u.s. average growth rates are less than what they were before 1971. if he we maintained the growth rates on average the u.s. economy would be 50% larger than it. 40 years of reverse compounding ads up to a lot. saver having 50% higher incomes, what

steve forbes was on board the train. he was the next to last car. he says passengers were left wondering what happened for 25 minutes before a crew member came back. the crash happened one year after another track bound for new york crashed in philly. eight people were killed and 200 injured. the crash is under investigation. the train was traveling at twice the speed limit. again, the crazy thing is it's happening again . >> it's crazy how they could be massive equipment on the track where the train is running. they need to get their act together. normalcy and brussels. the airport reopened after a terror attack at the airport and subway . 32 people were killed in that world and hundreds more. a temporary defaulter has been set up for passengers because of the extent of damage to the terminal. >> a police chase in california with a runaway chihuahua. it happened on the san francisco bridge. it happened early yesterday morning. the puppy took off running when a motorcycle officer tried to pick him up. they tried to box him in any was not hurt. they

. >> on sunday in-depth life with guest steve forbes. he will join us to talk about his life in latest book reviving america. he argues for repealing the nations healthcare law, replacing the tax code and reforming the fed. other titles include money and how capitalism will save us. also position and glory. join in on the conversation. then at 745, join book to be as we take it tour of the shakespeare library in washington d.c. go to book tv.org.org for the complete schedule. >> numbing up we will look at race in the u.s. you'll start off with a panel of authors from the tucson festival of books. then from "after words", they talk about his book democracy in black. after that crystal right on her book con job they will join us to discuss nato's role in the fight against isis. also the issues that are playing in campaign 2016. they also talk about the new york times best selling book, ashley's war. the team of women soldiers on the special op battlefield. she will discuss the military integration of women into combat role which starts tom

. >> on sunday in depth, live with guest steve forbes, author and publisher of "forbes" magazine. he'll talk about his life and his latest book "reviving america" in which he arguing repealing health care law, reframing the tax code and reforming the fed. how capitalism will save us and power, ambition, glory. join in the conversation. we'll take your phone calls, tweets and e-mails. then at 7:45, join book tv as we take a look at the fold jer spaks peer library, home to the largest spaks here collection. go to book tv.org for the complete weekend schedule. >> every election cycle we're reminded how important it is for citizens to be informed. c-span is a vehicle for empow empowering people to make good choices. it really is like you're getting a seven-course gourmet five-star meal of policy. and boy do i just sound like a nerd right there, but it's true. >> to me, c-span is a home to political junkies and track the government as it happens, whether it's on capitol hill or the agencies. >> most staffers seem to have a television on their desk and c-span is on. i think it's a great

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i remember, in 19 a six, covering steve forbes. steve forbes brought up the idea of a flat tax. instead of reporting on it, it was talked about as a wacky idea . what is lacking -- wackier? page tax code or a flat tax? secondly, i don't think ted cruz has ever proposed outlawing contraceptives. that is a silly idea. president obama, on the other hand, has never really been vetted properly. who vetted him? chicago journalists? the only party that exists in chicago is the democrats. host: on hillary being demonized, and also journalists -- guest: good to see that, even on a saturday morning, c-span elicits viewers of passion and engagement. think -- thank you guys. i suspect you do that rare act every morning, and look at an american newspaper. please, i hope you do. we are in trouble. obviously,ary stuff, we know going into this race, there is a certain feeling of diehard hillary supporters. there is also a feeling -- ceiling of diehard hillary haters. the question is whether she can get enough of the undecided to get over the hump to be the nominee. she has been in our lives for

steve forbes among our guest tomorrow. thanks for being with us tonight. good night from new york.last show of the week. i'm watching vigilante billionaire fighter bernie sanders go from popular socialist outlier to worp shipped demi going. as he loses ground, his devout fors further lose their grasp on reality, and instead of giving into political depression, they are embracing sanders as a cult icon, their lust preserving him in the unrequited next after what could have been. bernie supporters put together a

magazine editor and political figure steve forbes was on board, tweeted prayers for the victims. once first responders to find a safe way to get through the mess, they took a trek with luggage in toe to a triage area. buses brought them to the station. then the national transportation safety board investigators moved in. >> as part of the investigation, we will look at the track structure and work that was performed at the time of the accident. >> reporter: nicole's home faces directly on the scene. she's used to seeing routine rail work. now she's worried about safety on the tracks. >> from my window you can see the front of the train smashed up. crazy. kind of scary. >> reporter: the ntsb did collect evidence from the train, that includes video recordings that should help them figure out what happened. we also asked if there was communication or scheduling issues between the work crew and amtrak dispatchers. investigators say it is too early to answer that. we are waiting to hear from the medical examiner about the identity of the workers killed. drew smith, nbc10 news. >> rail

steve forbes, is with me. what do you think of a last-ditch effort to influence the way industry, it goes beyond businesses, actually, the way industries are running themselves? >> hi, deirdre. not uncommon for a president in the 8th year after two-term presidency to start using executive actions because you can't get anything through congress. that is not that unusual. what is unusual about this president almost all these dictates and regulations and orders are anti-business. we saw two big ones where we saw the stopping of energy merger. of course we saw what happened with these new regulations on taxes that prevented after the fact a merger that was supposed to happen between pfizer and an irish drug company. deirdre: steve, do you mind if i stop you there. >> you will see a lot more of those, you will see a lot more of those in the months ahead. deirdre: indeed but what kind of message does this send, well, to our own economic participants and to the world? we are supposed to be the symbol of capitalism, f

famed businessman steve forbes aboard the train in the next to last car and he says passengers left wondering what happened to 25 minutes before a crew member finally came back and told them. >> a woman charged with robbing a 103-year-old vaccinate had been or ordered held on $100,000 bail. sharon north mcneel walking in turquoise there she waited friday for 103-year-old lewis to get her mail and then that woman in teals followed the elderly woman into her home in a co-op city apartment building. they say this woman robbed the elderly woman and shopping cart that had 30 dollars inside and imposed hefty bail and ordered to overgo psychiatric help. all right 6:38 fox means business. joining us from the fox business studio is adam shapiro. >> good morning to both of you. i'm guessing tesla will have a pretty good day on wall street today. >> remember car won't hit until 2017. seen the molingsdz three stunning little vehicle to compete with the nissan leave and chevy all electric over 200 mile range. and in the first 36 hours of preordered and ben you got iting right tesla does this. preed orders

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joining me to discuss a little more about that we have steve forbes, the chairman of forbes media.candidate for the republican presidential nomination in 1996 and 2000. i make the journey over from the board to here. let me ask you where this republican race stands in your mind. there's two ways of looking at it. ted cruz has had a good couple of weeks. he's picking off delegates, wyoming and these other places. on the other hand, it looks like donald trump is about to have a good week. what's the likelihood of trump surviving this and getting the first ballot nomination? >> he still has to be favored. tomorrow he should get 80, 85 out of the 95 delegates in new york. smothers p some other primaries where he should do well. he could come out with 11 ass50 1200 delegates which puts him near the nomination. >> so 1,237 is the line. you hear from the stop trump crowd, they are out there saying, if we stop him even one delegate short, that's it. he's not going to get it. the trump side says there's wiggle room there we could pick off some more. how close do you think he has to get? >>

steve forbes was on board this weekend's train when it crashed in pennsylvania. >> you felt a sudden halt. it was like somebody in a car hitting the brakes and easing up and hitting the brakes. within a matter of seconds, it came to screeching halt. coffee was in the air. cups are flying. if you need advice for your business, legalzoom has your back. 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. put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists. polident's unique micro clean formula works in just 3 minutes, killing 99.99% of odor causing bacteria. for a cleaner, fresher, brighter denture every day. being hacked and intellectual property being stolen. that is cyber-crime and it affects each and every one of us. microsoft created the digital crimes unit to fight cyber-crime. we use the microsoft cloud to visualize information so we can track down the criminals. when it comes to the cloud, trust and security are paramount. we're buildi