you mean tony schwartz? oh, no--the other guy.he economy for everyone... like, for example, the 1,400 carrier workers who will be laid off next year when the plant moves to mexico. after a video of them losing their jobs went viral, trump became obsessed with helping them. - i'm the one that brings up carrier all the time. carrier's my baby. carrier people... i fell in love with them. they fell in love with me. - i sat down with some of these carrier workers, aka trump's new baes, to find out how their relationship is going. so you guys must love donald trump. - hell, no! [laughter] [cheers and applause] - we don't endorse him. we want someone who's gonna be tough on china, but, you know, this guy's known for using his own clothing line that's made in china. - there's thousands and thousands of stories. he has people do work for him, and then he don't pay 'em, and then he lawyers 'em out of business. - he's a smart businessman. - he's a crook. - yeah, but what does this guy know about big business? he's literally wearing a blue co

charlie: tony schwartz. calvin: good question, did he read it even?people read that book, and they want to look for an insight into him. people want to seem of importance. i think it was the president of mexico said we went to read "the art of the deal." calvin: so they get an insight into tony schwartz. charlie: do you see any redeeming qualities? calvin: i always thought the most possible redeeming thing was he doesn't have any politics. so, if there is a reason to get applause for something, he might do it. i think applause is basically his goal in life. charlie: that is connected to win. calvin: win, yeah. i don't know, i was wondering the other day what happens if all the stuff about russia turns out to be true? what then? charlie: the book is called "killings," an expanded edition of the classic book on life and death in america. calvin: thank you, charlie. charlie: great to have you, always. thank you for joining us. see you next time. ♪ jonathan: from new york city, i'm jonathan ferro. 30 minutes dedicated to fixed income. this is bloomberg "r

certainly tony schwartz did all he could do to promote it in one way or another.ut, you know it is probably a book that we all should be together to get an insight into our president today. but i did not see a very big uptake although it did sell quite a bit. more. >> ana menendez? >> have a radically now. i met tony schwartz's piece on his regrets and in the new yorker. but mitchell is right. it is something that we should read. i just do not know if it really gives insight to him work tony schwartz is, if it is make-believe mythmaking. which i guess is also important to know. >> i remember looking at it. at the time. but again, i really did not know enough about the subject matter to be able to discern for myself whether it was based on fact or based on donald trump's opinion. and since i am not a businessman i just said this book is not for me. but i remember looking at it because it was the biggest deal of the time. >> when the book came out it was a big big seller. i think my kids were in preschool at the time and if -- certainly no one knew donald trump as t

certainly tony schwartz did all he could do to promote it in one way or another. but you know, it's probably a book we should all read to get an insight into our president today i would think. but i didn't see it very uptake although it didn't sell quite a bit more. >> ana menendez. >> have i read it? no. i read tony assures peace on his regrets in "the new yorker." but mitchell is right, it is something we should read. i just don't know if it is him or if it is tony assures sir to make believe to miss making, which is also the word to now. >> i remember looking on it at the time. again, i really didn't know enough about the subject matter to be able to discern for myself whether this is done back are based on donald trump's opinion. since i'm not a business man, i said this book is not for me. but i remember looking at it. >> when the book came out it is a big, big bestseller. my kids were in preschool at the time and it helps get them through it. insert like, no one knew donald trump as the character and figured that he is today backumt then. they thought of him

i don't know if it is really inciting into him or tony schwartz' kind of make believe, the myth making i believe is important to know. but -- >> less benefits.in >> i remember looking at it. at the time but i -- i really didn't know enough about the subject matter to be able to discern for migs myself whether it was based on pbt or based on donald trump's opinion. since i'm not a businessman it is not for me but i remember looking because it is the biggest ---- >> when had the book kale out it was a very big, big -- best seller a very big best seller i think my kids were in preschool at the time and i think it helped get them through it.bi [laughter] >> book did come at him and certainly no one knew donald trump is character and figure that he is today. back then and they thought of him really as what had the book said it was.s. which was the fact that i think that book probably started more than many books that i can think of. there are few books that are, you know, jane fonda workout book craze, and health diet book craze, and his book the art of the deal really did start the busines