danold trump. great.idn't huck say he would mack a better treasury secretary than my guy tim githe githe. what else report on. grading me on the economy, my vacation? they are going to kill me. deal - is off. let huckabee run. i am not doing it anymore. timmy, just in time. ♪ ladies and gentlemen, governor mike huckabee. [applause] >> mike: thank you very much . what a great audience we have got and welcome to huckabee from the fox ews studio in new york city. i like music a whole lot and you know we use music on the show and so tonight, i thought i would give you the weekend news, but i am doing it from help with favorite songs if you thought the stock market had a bad week it was nothing compared to the past week for president obama. he had such grand plans that were supposed to be intended to be something special. ♪ ♪ traveling salvation show. >> mike: yes, brother love traveling salvation show was the attempted approach on the bus tour and despite tanking job numbers the u.s., taxpayers bought a coupl

is donald trump under attack for being messy?think he needs to do some housekeeping. >> some of the writers, some of the ones that are not so smart. they say the desk, trump has so many papers on his desk, let's analyze everything on the desk and they do the best and they fail. but the fact is, i've noticed over the years successful people have a lot going on on their desk. my desk is my office. it's very important part of me. frankly, it's very important part of my success. everything i do comes right through this desk. so, if it's not perfectly neat, if there is a lot of action, i think that is okay. i actually think that is a good thing. many people have been asking about my desk and the fact that i have so many papers on my desk. it's actually very neat. i know where everything is, but if you look around, i mean there is a lot of stuff. the fact is, i'm busy. i always noticed that busy people, people that are very successful in many cases have a lot going on on their desk. >> greta: if that is the case, as successful as donal

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what is it in your party that was so focused that you made donald trump the front runner because all he did was raise the birther issue. >> first of all, i didn't make donald trump the front runner. >> he was the leader in the polls. >> hang on a second, chris. i never one time questioned this issue. i threw it away. i'm not on record with that. our party's not on regard with that. the fact of the matter is what americans are looking for in this country and the reason why donald trump and rick perry and mitt romney, michele bachmann and sarah palin resonate with the american people is that american in this country are starving for real leadership. people with guts and a spine. this president hasn't been able to exhibit any of those things at all. >> do you believe that barack obama is a loyal, patriotic american. >> of course. >> thank you. chairman of the republican party. >>> up next michele bachmann was once worried about anti-americanism in congress. now she's worried about the rise of the soviet union. yes, the sovietdown union. we'll talk about that in the side show. you're wat

golf course and monkey here trump is not happy grain of the guardian newspaper trump has vowed to use any legal means make sure the wind farm isn't built because it'll ruin his view hello the energy needs a skyline trump needs his golf first to have a good view priorities people. trump has a problem with the renewable energy then he should just build more golf courses here in america we're smokestacks burning the fossil fuels that he thinks we should steal from iraq line his golf course and the very very ugly tea party leader judson. the c.e.o. of tea party nation was in wisconsin to rally and windell lean tea party crowd to fight the upcoming wisconsin recall much less but i will tell you ladies and gentlemen i detest and despise everything the left stands for how anybody can endorse and impervious an ideology that has killed up billion people in the last century is beyond me a billion people and who knows where judd since getting his numbers but i suppose up in the rhetoric and spewing wildly exaggerated and downright false claims is needed to compensate for the lack of enthusiasm i

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now trump is at it again. about libyan rebels being richer than americans and to say that united states should go take their oil is arrogant and wreckless psycho talk. go big, go long, go global. that's the economic advice "washington post" columnist e.j. dionne has for president obama. will the president listen? every time a local business opens its doors or creates another laptop bag or hires another employee, it's not just good for business -- it's good for the entire community. at bank of america, we know the impact that local businesses have on communities, so we're helping them with advice from local business experts and extending $18 billion in credit last year. that's how we're helping set opportunity in motion. two of the most important are energy security and economic growth. north america actually has one of the largest oil reserves in the world. a large part of that is oil sands. this resource has the ability to create hundreds of thousands of jobs. at our kearl project in canada, we'll be able to

he threatened to withdraw the unions attendance at the upcoming democratic national convention so trump is serious if the biggest unions in the country don't back obama two thousand and twelve back of the damage really be here to discuss this with me is my calculator a journalist and contributing editor for in these times mike thanks so much for being here tonight good to be on the show now before we get into what could be in the future let's backtrack really quick if we go back to the election in two thousand and eight talk about how big of a role unions play when it comes to organizing right when it comes to spreading the message you can even say basically campaigning for a democratic president here i mean basically the unions were the biggest provider of money to the democratic party to provide that one hundred. of millions of dollars and tens of thousands of ground troops knock on doors you know union voters people that are union members even if they're white you know we're all voters tend to vote much more democratic than nonunion members so the apparatus the education effort of or

trump said something interesting. he's never done a deal the only deal he ever did was a rest co-deal. that's not a deal. -- he did was the rezko deal. that was not a deal. the one deal was corrupt. >> this guy has never run a business. he's never run a popsicle stand. he's never had to answer to shareholders or turn a profit. >> sean: if he runs a lemonade stand he better get a license. >> the biggest problem is he afraid of making the wrong decision so he's making no decision. >> sean: good to see you. >> the perry effect the texas governor is already sending the mainstream media and white house into a útisy. should he take that as a good sign? we check in with -- we check in with ann coulter ter. >> frightening flash mobs in american city was is behind this violent phenomenon? --. [ male announcer ] this is lisa, who tries to stay ahd of her class. morning starts with arthritis pain... that's two pills before the first bell. [ bell rings ] it's time for recess... and more pills. afternoon art starts and so does her

scroll of course and monkey air drop is not happy to the guardian newspaper trump has vowed to use any legal means to make sure the wind farm isn't built because it will ruin his view to how all of the energy needs a scholar trump needs his goal first to have a good new priorities paper. has a problem with did you read you a bill energy then he should just build more golf courses here in america over smokestacks burning of fossil fuels that he thinks we should steal from the rat that line his golf course and the very very ugly tea party leader judson. phillips the c.e.o. of tea party nation was in wisconsin a rally at the window a lean tea party crowd to fight the upcoming wisconsin recall elections i will tell you ladies and gentlemen i detest him just spies everything the less fear is for how anybody can endorse and embrace an ideology that has killed up billion people in the last century is beyond me the billion people on earth who knows where jones is getting his numbers but i suppose upping the rhetoric and spewing wildly exaggerated and downright false claims is needed to compens

what is it in your party that was so focused that you made donald trump the front runner because all he did was raise the birther issue. what happened there? you're an expert on politics. >> first of all, i didn't make donald trump the front runner. >> he was the leader in the polls. >> hang on a second, chris. i never one time questioned this issue. in fact, i threw it away. i'm not on record with that. our party's not on regard with that. the fact of the matter is what americans are looking for in ar that. the fact of the matter is what americans are looking for ird w that. the fact of the matter is what americans are looking for icrd that. the fact of the matter is what americans are looking for in rd that. the fact of the matter is what americans are looking for icrd that. the fact of the matter is what americans are looking for iord that. the fact of the matter is what americans are looking for in this country and the reason why donal and sarah palin resonate with the american people is that american in this country are starving for real leadership. people with guts and a spine.

trump would be the wrong candidate.e it very, very serious thought, adding there so many people wanting me to do it that. would fit on a cocktail napkin. he looked at the idea before deciding against it. at the time he blamed many of the economy's problems about foolish leaders who let countries steal american jobs. as for sarah palin, she will be keeping herself in the spotlight where when she headlines near des moines, iowa over labor day weekend. the september appearance will mark palin's second in iowa this year. she and her husband attended the premier of a propalin film entitled the undefeated. the film has been soundly defeated at the box office. the movie opened nationwide in the middle of july and earned a lousy $5,000 this last weekend, the worst performance yet. the popcorn stand took in more money. palin said plans to decide in late august or september. god help us. are sarah palin and donald trump the answer to the country's problems? go to cnn.com. this is a question for entertainment purposes. >> you will

donald trump, a wonderful thought that is. speak for itself.ecretary. >> people are talking about why geithner should leave and who should replace him. how about one of your member of paul ryan. president would never appoint somebody like that. >> eric: he has too much work to do with. congress, other names, trump, yeah. no more corzine. he almost ruined new jersey, as governor. forget him. someone who knows how to handle spending, not overspending what you have. how to handle this. >> let me tell you why i think it won't happen. >> what won't? >> dana: secretary geithner will not resign and they will not force him to go because the pressure for them to appoint someone more favorable to big business and the bank and the right would be so great. the only thing left in their tool it can is bashing the banks. telling you, it is coming. >> bob: >> what do. >> what do you they this the federal government can do about this? in the president's lame statement, congress in recess, president is going to martha's vineyard. >> kimberly: he needs to cancel

donald trump. the decision you made a couple months ago not to seek the presidential nomination. any regrets? >> first of all, i want to say as i was listening to you eloquently state about the president's conference, i was saying what a terrible time this is for our country. our economy is absolutely doing horribly, and the helicopter was just a disaster yesterday. what a tragedy that was. and just what a terrible time it is for this country. this is things that you would have thought could not have happened. it's just bad news after bad news. the economy, the helicopter, you could just go story after story. everything bad, nothing good. it's a terrible time. i made a decision, as you know, and in fact i was watching a particular show called "meet the press" the day before i did this, and i was leading in the polls with mike huckabee, the two of us were leading in the polls. i made a division for the reason that i made, and however, i will tell you and i was happy with the decision, but if the eco

but what does donald trump think about this?ck miller rap song. it's named "donald trump". and it just hit over 20 million people. tuning in to mack miller. in one way, i'm proud of him. i haven't seen the language. it's hard to understand on the song itself. probably it's not the cleanest language we've ever heardut

more from donald trump. but first sam youngman joins us. why waiting until after labor day, after his vacation? >> i think for any blockbuster you want to build for spin. right now the president is laying the ground work to build support for this plan by going out in the country and talking to people. they all take vacations, they all look bad and no president is ever really on vacation. obviously, most american people i think when they hear the president has a plan they want to know why what is he waiting for? >> greta: you can be patient, i can be patient, the president can be patient because we all have one thing in common, we have jobs. it is such a tin ear to listen. when he hears about people terrified about putting food on the take, paying rent. the fact that he thinks that congress here, i will wait, without attempting to put some sort of hope in the lives of the american people is beyond me. >> i think heat trying to put hope in the lives of the american people. -- i think he is trying to put hope in the lives of the american peopl

there was 14 hours when donald trump was the front runner for the nomination. what do you make of rick perry's surge and does he have at ing power . >> it is fascinating because he has at ing power. donald trump shared his opinions and on talk shows, but captured the interest of republican vores who are looking for machine to take on president obama in an aggressive way. but unlike donald trump rick perry has a record and governor for 10 years and a world view that is more coherent than donald trump and i think he will likely have a lot of money so this is a guy with a fair amount of staying power. >> chris: mitt romney up to the point has been able to lead the race without engaging the candidates and sometimes by double digits and now perry king a clear lead does romney have to change that and go after perry. >> yes, i think he has to. keep your focus on president obama and don't worry about the ones running against you. he's not the front runner anymore and shows rick perry surging to the polls and showing strength in the republican primary electorate and not

tavis: the question is, whether or not the former will trump the ladder or the latter will trump the former. put another way, the pace of the progress you are making incrementally, candice keep up with the pace of the population growth and the money chase? -- the pace of the growth your making a environmentally, can this keep up with the pace of the population growth? >> we are at the crisis now. whenever we have a crisis, then we have our intellectual movement. we need to have an intellectual revolution. a revolution of the thinking. it is not because you want to or not, because it is necessary. our nation has survived in this kind of engineering. we have to be able to save. tavis: are you comfortable that the pace of the progress is enough to make sure that never happens? >> we are going to have some trouble. this is a different direction. what can we do right now? we shall not wait until disaster, until -- my company also is trying to show people early. when they feel what they need to find an alternative, okay, here is an alternative. here is a clean alternative for the urban lan

but they're looking to see, as well, what trump called the big spotlight. we're only two days in. >> okay, george, thank you. >>> and now we have another footnote from the campaign trail with a reminder, you can see all of george's interviews tomorrow on "good morning america." and the footnote is this. the president continued his bus tour today but when you are the president, you need the james bond of buses to keep you safe. here's what we know. they are jet black on the outside. on the inside, reportedly flat screen tvs, state of the art security and a p.a. system so that the president can talk to the crowds as he rolls through town. all the other details, by the way, are top secret. the bus code name "stagecoach" cost $1.1 million. >>> and now we turn to that confounding story of a young heiress who believed a bomb was strapped to her neck by a masked intrud intruder. it all unfolded a half a world away, in australia. well, an arrest has now been made right here at home in louisville, kentucky. who is the wealthy businessman accused of being the master

where is donald trump when you need him?ump had great comments today. >> great comments. >> sean: saying at some point you got to balance the budget. >> from a guy that's gone bankrupt. >> she's very successful. he deals with china. it's an embarrassment. the whole world sees how weak we are. >> he's not for free trade. the larger problem is that america can choose to decline or we can choose to lead the 21st century. what we're doing here, we're cutting defense, not getting our entitlements under control, and that's a choice to decline, and allow other countries to rise up as a social power. i don't think we should be doing that. >> in that sense michele bachmann is right, america is on a trajectory to greece. that's why independents -- forget the fact i knew that this was the obama that was elected. a lot of people didn't listen to me. forget sean hannity, conservative. the polls, bob -- and you are a big poll reader -- the polls are not wrong. >> yes. >> sean: independents are leaving him in droves. his measurement on the

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media bubble cares about donald trump says no my god i mean seriously most people are probably asking why does anyone care that this one man who's not of the like that official is more of you could describe as a media whore. what do you see they have to say about that he has bad hair why do they care and then of course one politician said something crazy so the mainstream media in turn went crazy over it you have been quoted coming out of your caucus as calling this agreement a sugar coated satan sandwich was that indeed your quote is that how you feel about this deal if i were a republican i would be doing in the streets i don't have any idea what the republicans wanted that they didn't get on the surface it looks like the same sandwich. seriously satan sandwich who cares i'll tell you what they could be talking about instead of sandwiches or what donald trump had to say how about the way that this deal is actually going to change america the way it will help get our economy out of the gutter the way that will probably keep unemployment high won't ask anymore of the rich it will only

. >> greta: tonight donald trump says we're in big, big trouble. he hates that debt ceiling bill the president just signed. does donald trump have a plan? will he run for president. we asked him. nice to see you. >> thank you. >> greta: the debit, many americans have heard if it hadn't been raised, it would have been catastrophic. would it have been catastrophic to the american people? >> i don't think so. i think e republicans tried hard, but they didn't make a good deal. they did very little cutting, but the worse thing of all -- they could have it had, the one thing obama wanted -- he wanted to bring it past the election, because if they had this come due again before the election, he could not have been re-elected. why they agreed to that, i have no idea. but in addition to that very little cutting. of course they don't en talk about the bush tax cuts,ecause in '13 they expire, so taxes will go through the roof. i don't understand -- you know, people are saying the republicans made a good deal. i don't think they made a good deal. people are fi

what is it in your party that was so focused has you made donald trump your front-runner because alldid was raise the birther issue? what happened there? you're an expert on politics. >> first of all i didn't make donald trump the front-runner. >> it was in the polls. >> hang on a second, chris. i nerve every one time questioned this issue. in fact i threw it away. i'm not on record with that. our party's not on record with that. but the fact of the matter is, what americans are looking for in this country and the reason why people like donald trump and rick perry and other, mitt romney and the rest of our field, michele bachmann and sarah palin are, resonate with the american people is that americans in this country are starving for authentic real leadership. people with guts and a spine, and this president hasn't been able to exhibit any of those things. at all. >> answer my question. you believe that barack obama is a loyal, patriotic american? >> of course. >> okay. thank you, reince priebus. chairman of the republican party. >>> up next, michele bachmann was once worried about a

so congratulations to me, donald trump. thank you. you're welcome. >> he thanks himself.ys, you're welcome. >> donald is another one. i love him. i wish i was on his show. >> yeah. you were great. >> but he's a magical character for you guys. >> i don't even understand what he is. he's so good. we did a bit on our show once where we had remote control boatsm and we were racing the remote control boats. and he stood up with his boat and he was following his boat around. i go, donald, it's remote control. you don't -- you don't have to touch it. it's the idea of it. you can stay here. that's the idea of the game. you don't walk with the boat. you know, he was, like, i don't know, jimmy, you know, my boats are beautiful, 24-carat gold, beautiful boobs on it, great, beautiful, beautiful boat. we played charades with donald trump and lil john and nini leaks. >> ever think that would happen in your life? >> no, that's the fun part of having a talk show. we're having this thing and lil john is clearly doing a guy -- a woman giving birth. he's doing baby. i think it was baby talk

>> michele bachmann was in trump tower one month ago. i was very impressed with her, i have to tell you -- >> greta: why? >> her demeanor was absolutely great. her way was wonderful. i thought she was terrific. i think she ran a fantastic campaign thus far. people who were taking her lightly are not taking her so lightly. sarah palin we know. the question with sarah is whether or not she is going to run. and i personally think no. yet, there are a lot of people who like her. you look at polls and she's very popular in the polls and certainly in the republican party polls. so i don't know whether or not -- >> greta: how about the men? bring the men into this description. >> i think pawlenty was great to be dropped out. i think he missed his opportunity when they gave him in the softball question about romneycare and he refused to answer the way he did before. i think it's a positive that he's out. you have some very good people. but it's very early to say see. you have to see how they handle the heat and the scrutiny and the pressure. i t

i thought what if you win and then you have to be like miss america and follow trump around all year. have to do that all year? >> i didn't thinkfully ankfully. he's proud of his "apprentice" winners. >> every time something good has happened in my career, he's always quick to call and congratulate. >> he does call. a lot of admiration for him. i got to put this to you as a charge sheet of things that have happened to you in your life. i have lots of celebrities on this show who have had a few bad things happen to them. nobody has quite gone through this. let's go through this. at the age of 17 you punctured both of your lungs, cracked your ribs, severed your nose and had it reattached after a car crash. you dislodged a 400 pound boulder that rolled over you crushing your fingers. you had an accident with a bulldozer. in '83 an oil tank exploded while you were trying to repair a leak crushing your left leg. in '89 you cut off your finger trying to open a can. in '94 your second wife of three years, judy curtis, shot you with a .38 pistol. in 2002, a small tractor fell on you after a p

. >>> trump talks. my exclusive one on one with the billionaire businessman. why he likes texas governor rick perry. what he says to fellow moguls who head overseas to avoid higher taxes. >> it's very unpatriotic. they're not patriotic. in many cases they're not patriotic. they're business machines. >> why trump thinks an independent can win the white house. >>> hollywood shocker. the tragic death of a reality star on "the real houseweweses o of f beverly hills." what really happened when the cameras stopped rolling? >>> and the big reveal. we asked you, america, to weigh in on the most beautiful places in the 50 states. this morning, the hidden wonders of "good morning america's" summer-long searar. stay tuned for the big secret. >>> you just want to chant, usa, usa. when you see those. >> we got so many great entries. >> we can't wait to share. it with everybody later. >>> new details about the international businessman now under arrest in the bizarre bomb plot. now the teenage heiress who was the target speaks out about the terrifying moments when he broke

if you listen to donald trump, he foams at the mouth at the mere mention of china. he believes they're an enemy to the national interest. why do you believe he may be a friend? >> the media crisis, the financial crisis going on now despite all of the bombasts coming from the chinese side how america needs to pull up the socks and behave better, fundamentally, their interests are the same as ours at the moment. the two big threats to the chinese economy are number one, they won't be able to sell things to a largely american market. so the recession would hurt them. second, the extensive holdings in the u.s. treasuries and u.s. dollars will be at risk. so for the time being, the interests are avoiding recession and having a calm return to u.s., u.s. economy and financial markets. >> secretary geithner spoke to vice premier wang today. how do you think it sfwhent. >> the editorials in the state papers for the last couple of days have been strong on the finger pointing at the u.s. for all of its bad behavior. we imagine the two financiers got past that. the main concern

we spoke with donald trump. nice to see you. >> thank you. >> greta: donald, the debt ceiling many americans heard back and forth between the two parties if it hadn't gotten raised it would have been catastrophic. would it have been catastrophic? >> i don't think so. the republicans fried hard but didn't make a good deal. the worse thing they could have had it, the one thing obama wanted, to bring it past the election. if they had this come due again before the election he could not have been reelected they agreed to that, i have no idea in addition to that, very little cutting. of course they don't talk about the bush tax cuts. in 13 -- in '13 they expire so taxes will go through the roof. people are saying the republicans made a good deal. i don't think they made a good deal. people are finding out they didn't. a little like the lame duck. they thought they made this great deal with billions and billions. turned out to be nothing. this is the same thing. people are finding out. they should have never allowed t

>>neil: always a pleasure, donald trump. and now, italy, trying to write a balanced budget amendment, the prime minister, silvio berlusconi announcing that today. and now the latest on that. i don't know the details, greg, but whatever he said, whatever he agreed to, whether he is going to get resilient on the budget mess and get an amendment to back it, it calmed the savage beast. >>greg: and that is the deal, berlusconi appearing with the finance minister promising to balance the budget a year earlier than hoped to reassure the markets. there is a growing fear that italy will go the way of the other mediterranean members like greece and portugal and italy, the third largest euro zone economy and spain is included, and these countries are too big to bail out and that is why it is serious for europe and the entire globe, but italy needs growth, major reforms. over the past 10 years growth has been 1 percent aee on the average not the figures that make lenders confident of giving italy more money. all eyes are on germany. who