trump is here today to tell us about building the trump brand. let me say, mr. trump, your brand i'm convinced helped generate a sellout crowd today in the ballroom at the national press club, including people standing in the balcony, we did so in the matter of days. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming to the national press club, mr. donald trump. [applause] >> thank you very much. this is a great group. thank you. if it sold out so fast, the first question i asked myron today is why didn't you raise ticket prices? you could have raised money? that's all branding. 25 bucks, that's so cheap. he said it's the same whether it doesn't sell at all or whether it sells out like crazy. i think they are going to revisit that. are you going to? you're thinking about it. it's an honor to be with you. i will tell you this that our country, which i love very dearly, is in serious trouble. but the old post office building, right down the road on pennsylvania avenue, is not. it is going to be spectacular. we are building something that's going to be amazing. we a

the trump brand. former senator chris dodd and barney frank discuss the 2008 financial crisis. leader, president obama announces the drawdown of troops in afghanistan. >> on the next washington journal, he look at the world climate change and energy issues in the 2014 elections. of guest is elana schor environment and energy news. then, james brown, director of the stem education coalition discusses the plan to train more science technology engineering and math teachers. later, our spotlight on magazines features paul barrett of bloomberg businessweek on why gm keeps swerving from apology to aggression in the recall crisis. washington journal is live every day at 7:00 eastern. >> house armed services macittee mik vice chair thornberry speaks about national security policy. congressman thornberry is considered by some to be the next likely chair of the armed services committee. at 10:30 a.m. eastern on c-span 2. >> if you go back and look at coolidge, he was a conservative hero. his tax rate was a gold

trump the questions in advance? we don't. he was sitting next our share of the speaker's committee who was trying to organize the cards. we will ask the questions. and know that mr. trump cannot wait to answer them. let's go right into politics. you have flooded -- i think that is the right word. you have floated several times of the possible run for the presidency. why have you never run? >> again, i did not flirt. people were asking me to run. i never wanted to. finally i just said i'm not. i did not flirt. people wanted me to run. a real see what happens in 2016. i want to see what's going on. this country is in serious trouble. i did not flirt. i probably -- i love what i am doing. i would rather do what i am doing that do that, but i also love more than what i am doing and more than virtually anything else other than family which includes nine beautiful of soccer who is here, i love this country. aid to see what is happening. a final see the right person i will do something in 16, as sure as you're sitting here. thank yo

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you asserted that in the outset, privacy trumps it. >> yes. >> but from what we are seeing here, that is not enough to assert that generally privacy trumps it, you have to have carried your burden and demonstrated why you have an overriding governmental interest to keep this information private that trumps what this yes is asking for, you have not done that. you have asserted that it is private and therefore we will not disclose it. that is not enough. that is just, that is just saying the language over and over again, but you have not demonstrated what it is that you have to demonstrate. >> are there other questions for miss ballard? or warren? >> miss ballard i do need the clarification on your policy. so, you started off by saying that the policy is, that you redact this type of information whenever you get a public record's request. ; is that correct?? >> and the city attorney's good government guide and the standing policy in the department, yes. >> is that policy articulated anywhere? >> in the good government guide. >> so you interpret the good government guide as providing tha

donald trump. the ethics expert says he's a victim of the cruel media. he's being unfairly attacked. >> so much of the press is totally dishonest. that was an incredible example. i knocked the hell out of donnell sterling for five minutes. said what a bad guy. said horrible things he said. and then i said just in passing and by the way he asked the girlfriend, it was all the plac. all over the world, that i was defending him. >> well, here's what trump said in passing last week. >> it's terrible. he got set up by a very bad girlfriend, let's face it. that whole thing is, she's the girlfriend from hell. it's so bad and she was baiting him. she's a terrible human being and he gave horrible answers. >> terrible human being. she really deserved that. donald strutrump criticized sterling's answers but he never touched his character. here's trump knocking sterling out. >> well, i think he could be out of it, frankly. you know, based on his actions he could be pretty much out of it in term of, you know, his whole mentality. >> yeah, no one needs to twist donald

just gone to hell. >> but trump wasn't the only reality tv star leading the party. the stage was warmed up last night by "duck dynasty's" phil robertson. the guy when said that the precivil rights era wasment so bad for african-americans. and that homosexuality can lead to beastality. yes, this is true republican leadership. the key note speaker on opening night. but believe it or not, he said something last night that made complete sense. >> i'm not a political person. i guess the gop may be more desperate than i thought to call somebody like me. >> yes, the gop is desperate. how desperate? the chairman of the republican national committee, the guy who vowed last year to rebrand the party, was on that same stage, yes, he's standing strong with the reality tv stars, and he got right into the swing of things. >> we're the party of freedom, and we're the party of opportunity. we're the party of equality. >> the party of equality? again, he's going on the same stage as phil robertson. >> the other side has a shameful history, but you wouldn't know it because we don't t

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that trumps the requirement of the disclosure? and we don't have that? and so, i would, say that at this point, they were getting the information from the city attorney and the other people and not doing anything willful but they violated this disclosure provision and that should be our one finding tonight and it should be that the park and rec violated the disclosure provision and that they are under the obligation to give this information and i think that is as far as we need to go and i don't think that we have to deal with which party or whether or not he was provided with due process by being added later on. and i think that if we get into that, we are getting into the weeds of something that, are not, and it is just not necessary. >> commissioner andrews? >> so, i wanted to see if we could play it out a little bit and it would be all be hypothetical. and so, let's say the names were given and the address. and that the information was given, name address, and phone number. and i am looking at page, under and i am looking under 14 and page eight, and

trump land a major golf tournament. at first, carol massar. >> linkedin is out with its earnings today. the company missed analysts estimates. shares are falling in after-hours trading. in the meantime, beating analyst isimates, harris associates seeing its stock higher in the u.s. in after-hours trade. another earnings report to tell you about on this thursday, nutrisystem is boosting its 2014 earnings forecast. right nowes -- shares are higher. >> thank you very much, carol massar. now to the big change at ford. chief executive alan mulally, who led the automaker through the financial crisis, will retire on august 1. take over. he will carry on the passion about product. but i share bills vision about --ding the industry through >> i share bill's vision about leading industry through the creative process. >> let's get more insight on ford's future. joining me is carl brower -- karl braur from kelly blue book utterbutters. what should we expect from fields? fromey lost $30 billion 2006-08. he took that opportunity, bor

donald trump owns the miss u.s.a.ch is great for republicans because it will streamline their search for a vice president. donald trump said recently he has a great relationship with the blacks, though unless the blacks are a family of white people, i believe he's mistaken. >> i'm not sure president obama wanted to laugh at that one but seth myers made it impossible not to. this year i have to tell you joel mchale is the host and msnbc will be showing the whole thing including the president's speech and everything. it's live on msnbc starting 9:00 p.m. eastern. the correspondents' dinner may be a sceevie thing in person but on tv you get the best of it. the president is always funny, the comic is always funny. it will be tomorrow night right here live 9:00 p.m. eastern. don't miss it. "weekends with alex witt" starts now. >>> developing now, new and deadly battles in ukraine and the u.s. delivers another warning to russia. a live report ahead. >>> the woman at the center of the donald sterling debacle now says he is n

played his trump card, threatening that the new york times would be responsible for the next attack. >> he said, you know, "listen, if you guys publish this article and there is another 9/11, we're going to be called before congress to explain how we failed to prevent it, and you should be in the chair beside us explaining, because you'll be complicit in allowing damage to our country." he was saying, in effect, "you, arthur sulzberger, will have blood on your hands if there's another attack that could've been prevented by this program." i think anybody would feel goosebumps. >> the new york times broke the story about the national security agency... >> narrator: nevertheless, the times decided to publish the story, revealing the

trump, too.h seth meyers and president obama attacking trump? and trump would not laugh at all. he smiled a little during president obama's jokes. but after seth's jokes, he wouldn't laugh. and he lashed out at seth calling him a stutterer. and at that time trump was talking about running for president. i think that's one of those moments that if anyone took him seriously, when you see that, is that the kind of demeanor as a person who would be president, leader of the free world, where it's constant criticism from both the left and right regardless of the president. i think that said a lot about the man. you have to be able to laugh at yourself. it's important. it's endearing. it makes people like you. >> these are the moments that i enjoy most, by the way. here you have the attorney general of the united states, eric holder. having some sort of secret whispered in his ear by arianna huffington. i want to read the articles tomorrow. and we never see these articles. someone listening in. like wha

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thank you. >> thank you, pamela. >> up next, ivanka trump.ve to hear what this successful business woman has to say about the latest job news. on the record next. also i'll take you off the record. i have advice for president obama just in time for tomorrow >>> well, you all know her. we know her. ivanka trump. she is an extremely successful business woman. unemployment rate dropping to 6.8%. but now the important question what kind of jobs are being created. according to the national employment law project there's more lower wage jobs han the prerecession higher paid ones. nice to see you. boy, that's grim news for people that lost their jobs and are having to go out and get jobs and they're lower paying. what do you think? >> i think it's a problem and it's evidenced by the numbers we're seeing in terms of even the 6.3%. i'm not sure that anyone is really smart enough to understand what that number means and how that number is being calculated and i have a feeling it's a whole lot higher than the 6.3%. but there's a big issue. there's a big

donald trump often appears on fox which is ironic, because a fox often appears on donald trump's headshington post" table with trump, and you can't finish your entree don't worry the fox will eat it. d donald trump said recently he has a great relationship with the blacks, unless the blacks are a family of white people, i bet he is mistaken. >> i'm not sure president obama wanted to laugh at that one. seth meyers made it impossible not to. this year i have to tell you, joel mchale, going to be showing the whole thing, including the president's speech and everything, it is tomorrow night, live on msnbc, starting at 9:00 p.m. eastern. honestly the correspondent's dinner may be a skeevy thing in person, on tv you get the best of it. genuinely always funny. the president is funny. the comic is funny. tomorrow night. right here live. 9:00 p.m. eastern. don't miss it. that does it for us. see you monday. now go to prison. bye. bye. >> due to mature subject matter, viewer discretion is advised.

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donald trump joins us listen this morning.d. >> the press is very dishonest. yes, there are great ones, but so much of it is totally dishonest and that was an incredible example. i knocked the hell out of donald sterling for five minutes. said what ad about guy, what horrible things he said. and i said just in passing and by the way, as the girlfriend from hell, and everybody laughed, which is obviously true. i mean, this girlfriend is taping him and with very bad intentions obviously. she's bad news. but what i really did was really knock him strongly and when the show immediately after i said it was all over thousandses and thousands of articles, all over the place. all over the world that i was defending him. nobody -- know, because i did it to you. but nobody was tougher on donald sterling than i was. but what they did is used the girlfriend statement like i was defending him by blaming the girlfriend, which was so dishonest. interestingly, about 20% of the press said wow, that's really dishonest reporting because we heard

your dead kids don't trump my rights. harsh indeed.e have our guest from california would is introducing legislation to make it easier what's effectively considered to be gun prevention restraining order for those who might be considered dangerous by friends or family. mel robbins, joey jackson. i say this is tough because there are people who feel so strongly about the second amendment that this kind of language, dead kids don't trump my rights, fine to them. that's why i say this is tough. do you see any shot, even in california? >> absolutely. and, look, joe the plumber lost the election with that kind of rhetoric. he may be a mouth piece for the nra but that's going to be who california's up against. california has some of the toughest gun control laws in the country. they already have a ten-day waiting period. they already have a 30-day waiting period between guns. they already have a federal and state background check. they already have safety training that's required. and so on -- >> guess what, this kid passed all that and kill

you are talking about whose identity trumps whose other's identity. that is fundamentally disliewcial. >> what is the danger of being politically correct or whatever we call it we all say right things. publicly maybe in private we are saying very different things. what's the harm to being politically correct? >> well, i think being a tolerant person is a good thing. that is a virtue. but when you insist on as they say in the left, contextualizing the base so being a woman trumps being a man or being white trumps being black or whatever it is, it do attaches from you reality and makes it impossible to address pending threats like the threat of boko haram kidnapping innocent girls for the sin of being educated. >> and, of course, that's just the tip of the iceberg with them. >> right. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> atheist group is demanding an atheist chaplain in the military. the group claims as more atheists join the military they need somewhere to go for support. the department of defense is considering the change. is the d.o.d. being politically co

that -- i think trumps their rights. >> that is right -- it doesn't trump the family law code sections in law here in california. i'm not in california. but in california it doesn't trump it. and that is the problem you have got, jeff. they can take whatever action they want. and i agree with you. donald sterling. it is not economically feasible. the sponsors aren't going to stick around if he's there. they can ground him into the ground. and at a certain point they will tell him you have to remove yourself from this. and i'm telling you, they gave the path way the nba will take. they're going to get him out and bring in a new ownership group that will be in control and shell be a passive investor because there's no other way the nba will agree to do this in less than two years. >> we agree, mark geragos. >> i know, shocking. >> he left the door open. >> he really did, everybody talked about how he was a decisive person and handled the situation correctly. but i said from the very beginning when he said this only applies to donald sterling i thought it was his major misstep. >> it will

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that seems to trump everything and i'm not just being cheeky.re radical moslems who preach extremely like this calling for death to homosexuals and these peoplere never prosecuted under these hate speeches. never in the history of canada has a muslim person been prosecuted for this speech under the human rights commission. but a guy like me shows this just to tell a new story. so it depends on who you are. you can a thing like this. >> a couple weeks ago as one individual said, two men tried to convince students that abortion and homosexuality violate god's law. they were then arrested. >> when the second man was arrested thomas duden steered area. >> i think it was a good move on the university's behalf. it was kind of hating certain groups of people, which is not okay in canada. >> so we are really accepting of everyone, but not of a certain speech. >> what is terrifying to me as a canadian is that we have so much censorship because we don't have a robust first amendment like you do in the united states. worse than not having a strong prosecut

marine shackled to a dirty cotton trumped up charges because he made a wrong turn. is going to join us live on this friday. >> doctor mark seigel is live in crawford, texas for the wounded warrior ride. his interview with president bush coming up. >> an nfl linebacker teaches brian and elizabeth how to tackle. plus chloe from 24 is here. we have a big show. starts 11 minutes from right now right here on fox news channel. >>> new information about the missing malaysia plane and how long it was gone before anyone noticed. overnight malaysia officials releasing a preliminary report on the disappearance of flight 370 showing investigators waited hours to start looking for the jet. no one realized it was missing until 17 minutes after it had gone off the radar and rescue operations did not start for four hours after that. meanwhile, family members are outraged after being told to move out of hotels and return home for news. malaysian airlines will close down its family assistance centers by may 7th. >>> it's not exactly what you want to see on your beach vacation. yeah.

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last week we showed you the letters spelling out the name "trump" on the ground. now, the letter "t" is up on the south side of the building along the chicago river. the white letters will eventually form a 140-foot long sign, with letters that are about 20-feet high. >> glad we got that cleared up. 11 you're about to learn one of advertising's dirty little tricks. it seems, people will eat more calories, when their food is presented in an ad with cute, inanimate objects. researchers at boston college taste-tested a regular scoop of ice cream, and one with a cute shape. people preferred the cute one... and ate more. people who saw an ad with a cute "lion" cookie, were less likely to want a healthy meal, than those who saw a *regular cookie. the strategy apparently doesn't work with pictures of kittens or babies, because real living things tend to bring out a person's maternal, responsible instincts. you'll never be alone at this cafe' in japan. moomin house cafe seats customers, who come alone, with large stuffed animals. the animals are hippo-like characters call

i'm going to have to talk to donald trump instead.g, ireland. it's 500 acres on the atlantic and it's amazing. i was going to cancel my 7:00 o'clock with you folks and i said no, we can't do that. it's your highest rated 15 minutes. you'll be angry at me. you guys will never treat me the same. >> give you the cold shoulder. >> i'm doing it in honor of elisabeth. it's 12:00 o'clock here and beautiful. the ocean is crashing up on the shores. it's incredible out here. >> 40 shades of green in ireland. >> very good. >> i'll tell you what, i back up the purchase. i'm half irish and i would say we're happy to have you there. >> thank you. >> we want you to weigh in on this. michael sam on thursday night here in new york city was the first openly gay nfl player drafted. he was number 249. what's interesting, though -- there has been some outcry about how could espn run that video. we're not talking about that regarding him kissing his boyfriend. we're talking about the double standard. because demarcus tweeted out y'all praise michael sam fo

trump recently said he had no further plans to develop.rican business magnate plans to pump millions of dollars into the resort's hotel, which is flanked by three golf courses, as well as a spa. >> i know the owners of turnberry, they're friends of mine, terrific people. i've been talking to them about it for, you know, years. and we just struck up a conversation and decided to do something. i do well with this business. my clubs are very, very successful. >> linkedin meanwhile reported a first quarter net loss following costly acquisitions and expansion into china. cnbc's morgan brennan has more on the firm's numbers. >> lungedin reporting earnings once again beat the street. the social network for professionals logged a 38 cents per share nongap on revenue of $473 million, beating on both the top and bottom lines. investors were watching closely to see just how much that revenue had increased since last year. in this case, 46%, marking a slowdown in the rate of growth but still better than analysts expected. unlike its fellow social comp

kind of like what we saw with donald trump and barack obama. good job. >> you think so? >> yeah. >> all right. hadash, i don't know if you can see the monitor. >> that is impressive. >> how did i do? >> my brother, it's not bad. >> you did not get what he said! >> that was really funny. >> he is asking me if -- i have a final call for you. where is it? bean pie. he is saying i look like a member of the nation of islam. that is okay. i like them i live on 123rd street and they are always at the 125th street stop and i buy my final call. >> i buy the final call? >> the final call today. the one that they were selling was about torture in america. american prisoners. >> was? on 25th street. >> bow ties and a final call. get your money dollar bill, y'all. >> yo! >> okay! >> get out of here! >> you're blacker than i thought! >> so, listen, i agree with you, ben, about joe mchale. i had the luxury or the honor to interview him. and he was actually really bright and quite nice. so i think that he will do well tonight, and it will be, again, a break fr

>> guest: there is a powerful interest in having the state elections and it is an interest that trumpshe first amendment right in certain situations and according to the views it treated the first amendment as trumping everything else and i think that they failed to give adequate way to the interest of people running their own show. >> host: it goes back to neutrality, nonpartisanship to be mutual and fear. >> guest: in the fairness it should enable the government to adopt the rules for an equal opportunity to persuade the voters. >> host: they focused not on that interesting fairness but in avoiding the corruption and its defined corruption to basically say quid pro quo we won't give you a lot of money. did the framers have a broad view? >> guest: if the view is the only justification for regulating the campaign finances and you rely on the bribery law to take care of it but there is a more powerful interest that is nothinhas nothing to do with corruption and having elections fair and giving them an equal opportunity to compete and it is a question of identifying reasons other than co

. >> donald trump is putting his mark on chicago's skyline. crews are working to hang a large "trump" sign on the southern side of his hotel and tower on wabash, along the chicago river. the white letters will eventually form a 140-foot long sign, with letters that are about 20-feet high. some real-estate purists are calling it gaudy, while some business experts say it's branding. money can't buy happiness, if you spend it wrong. that's the finding of a new study. previous studies found that people who use their money to buy "life experiences" instead of objects, tend to be happier. but researchers have concluded that *materialistic people can spend lots of money on stuff *or experiences, and still be unhappy. they say they don't feel enriched by experiences... and they're afraid people will judge them harshly for buying lavish *things. >> i don't get it. what does it mean? >> by vacations the account. >> we are all doing good this morning. >> i say you pay just for the pictures that you can post on facebook. the toy take the vacation. >> stil

trump, recognized that the real problem was a lack of leadership.mately you didn't blame lil john or meatloaf. you fired gary busey. and these are the kinds of decisions that would keep me up at night. >> somehow, i don't think the donald thought that was too funny. t the fans down. don't worry! the united states postal service will get it there on time with priority mail flat rate shipping. our priority has always been saving the day. because our priority... amazing! ...is you! the amazing spider-man 2 delivered by the united states postal service. >>> torgt night is the annual white house correspondent dinner. it's become a night for hollywood and d.c. elite to mings and mingle. but the tradition has evolved into something else, too. an opportunity for president obama to show off his comedic chops. and as "the daily beast points out, this night has given him an opportunity to poke fun at his critics and their laughable attack, like the birther crowd. >> tonight for the first time, i am releasing my official birth video. now, i warn you no one has

and right now, donald trump. is, he's at the mike talking about the resignation of secretary shinseki, everyone -- right in the middle of the action, our senior national correspondent, john roberts, you're live in new orleans. a lot of heavy hitters there today, john? >> there are a lot of heavy hitters today and again tomorrow, a number of potential 2016 candidates, rick santorum and ted cruz will be speaking. noticingly absent, including chris christie, marco rubio and rand paul. talking at length about the importance of religious values in the founding of our country. the crowd lost heard from louisiana governor bobby jindal, he is one of few people who have actually come out for the comprehensive alternative to obama care, one of a number of policy briefs that he says he is working up in preparation for a possible presidential run in 2016. >> well, look, we're thinking about it, we'll make that decision sometime after november. in the meantime, we have got some important elections to win right now. let's take

. >> if it turned out, chris, that politics trumped people and principles of right and wrong and real justice and real accountability in government, if politics actually trumped in 2012 in the fall during that campaign, as an american, does that bother you? >> of course it would. laura, let's be honest, if that is the goal, you set up a select committee with an even number of democrats and republicans. the majority is a fair and balanced one. if you have a committee with seven republicans and five democrats, you have -- >> who's doing that? >> boehner -- >> they are setting up but the republicans have been clear, they wanted a fair and even handed assessment. we have democrat after democrat today coming out, not waxman, said i think people should take part in this. there's a concerted effort to tar this investigation before it's even gotten under way, by not participating. i think it's bad for the democrats. i think they should participate. >> you have speaker pelosi pointing out the fact the rules committee that is run by the house republicans has already said there's going to be sev