new york here you can see the live pictures from the scene demonstrators have gathered outside trump tower they are calling to stop the coup and allow the transition of power to joe biden they also demand that donald trump be held responsible blaming him for the unrest in washington here in these pictures you can see someone being interviewed it looks not as crowded or as or as chaotic as the scenes we've been seeing in washington since the storming of the capital just to remind our viewers there is now a curfew in place in washington and we have not yet seen any counter protests to violence there but we have seen trump supporters continuing to protest there despite the curfew that the mayor has put in place the mayor has also fully activated the national guard there and is trying to end the protests the gatherings in washington that are taking place currently unlawfully because of the curfew as but these pictures here are not in washington there are the counter protest next to trump tower and we can see. not so many people there just yet but it is possible that we will be seeing bludger c

not beequentially should put forward in a democracy, with respect to the meat -- the meeting in trump tower, i believe that was a rogue operation by paul manafort, who is particularly venal character. allegations that have been spewed against president trump is that he is a willing and russia new test dupe of and there is no evidence to support that. ist was a lie, and it something the mueller investigation failed to prove any support for. anyone who believes that at this point is simply ignoring with the facts show. host: north miami beach, florida. republican. caller: good morning. very sad times for my country. born and raised here, i am in my 60's. allink i took for granted that the constitution and the bill of rights gave me. anyone who forced their way into the capital were destroyed property should be arrested and criminally charged. i have been a democrat my whole life. for the first time, i joined the republican party as a small business owner and saw the best economy of my career. i want you to consider the difference in how this event was covered by the mainstream media and how t

meanwhile biden supporters have gathered in times square and by trump tower in new york city urging the president not only to leave the white house but also demanding his indictment the protesters held banners and posters calling on the president to accept the results of november's election meanwhile as tempers cooled in washington congress was summoned back to the chamber and the election confirmation session resume with more details here's artie's new york correspondent caleb. the u.s. congress has reconvened despite everything that took place and at this point mike pence the vice president ited states has made clear they intend to proceed with certifying the election results to those who wreaked havoc in our capital today you did not win violence never wins freedom wins may god bless all who serve here and those who protect this place and may god bless the united states of america let's get back to work. now at this point it's important to go over how everything happened how did we get to this point of all the chaos we've seen today on capitol hill well it started with the fact that

meanwhile biden supporters have gathered in times square and by trump tower in new york city urging the president not only to leave the white house but also demanding his indictment the protesters held banners and posters calling on the president to accept the results of november's election. let's get a live update on the situation now from our new york correspondent caleb moppin caleb always good to hear from you can you tell us what is you know where things stand right now at capitol hill it's been quite a day indeed well the u.s. congress has finally convened its no longer on lockdown and at this point mike pence presiding over the congress in his role as vice president has made clear that they intend to proceed with the certification of joe biden as president paving the way for his inauguration and that this provocative activity this storming of the capitol building will not influence that outcome this is mike pence speaking to congress to those who wreaked havoc in our capital today you did not win violence never wins freedom wins may god bless all who serve here. and those who pro

and the political divide widens as biden supporters gathered by trump tower in new york urging the president not only to leave the white house but also for his him dikembe and. it's about half past 4 in the morning here in moscow and you're watching our 2 international not donald quarter talking you through the political turmoil currently playing out in washington d.c. welcome to the program. breaking news this wednesday the us congress has resumed its key session that will recognize joe biden as the president that's after the national guard was forced to clear the building of pro trump protesters who stormed the site earlier they are are reports a female protester died of her injuries after being shot inside the capitol during the riots video has emerged apparently showing the moment of the shooting in the capital a warning you may find this footage disturbing. number of police and secret service were saying get back get down get out of the way she didn't heed the call and as we kind of raced up to grab people pull them back they shot her in the neck and she fell back on me and started to s

protests inside the capitol building and the political divide widens as biden supporters gathered by trump tower in new york urging the president not only to leave the white house but also his indictment. just about half past 3 in the morning here in moscow and your watching our 2 international i'm donald quarter taking you through the political turmoil currently playing out in washington d.c. welcome to the program. breaking news this wednesday a protester has died from her injuries after being shot in the u.s. capitol building that's after pro trump supporters stormed the site earlier causing the president to order the national guard into the building the storming forced congress into lockdown right in the middle of a session confirming joe biden's victory in the presidential election. so this is been going on now for about the last half hour what we're seeing are a series of flash bangs that keep going off it's the upper part of this this platform area over on the left hand side back towards the building i have been told by multiple people who were up there and coming down that there is a lar

protests inside the capitol building and the political divide widens as biden supporters gather by trump tower in new york city urging the president not only to leave the white house but also for his indictment . about 5 o'clock in the morning here in moscow this isn't actually watching r t international court or taking you through the political turmoil currently playing out in washington d.c. welcome to the program. breaking news this wednesday the us congress has resumed its key session that will recognize joe biden as the president that's after the national guard was forced to clear the building approach from supporters who stormed the site earlier police say a female protester died of her injuries after being shot inside the capitol during the riots but who has emerged apparently showing the moment of the shooting in the capital a warning you may find the footage disturbing to your. number of police the secret service were saying get back get down get out of the way she didn't need to call and as we kind of raced up to grab people pull him back they shot her in the neck and she fell back o

about this is barbara rush, who once served as executive vice president in the trump organization and author of the book "towery 18 years working with donald trump reveals about him." great to see you. thanks for coming on. >> my pleasure. thank you. >> i'm curious and start with this, about the pga. because golf is at the center of the trump brand. it means so much to him. so what did it mean having the pga pull its 2022 championship from trump national golf club? his trump national golf club in bedminster. what does that signify for him? >> first of all, probably he's devastated. you know, my gut reaction to everything of how had se reacting is that he is feeling that people have, you know -- are turning on him. he's always denied that, and -- so now he's thinking there's a reason. not thinking i am wrong. i did a bad thing. i didn't acknowledge it, blah, blah, blah. he's thinking, they're out to get me. why does everyone want to get trump. you know what i'm saying? >> you're saying he's paranoid and that everyone is out to get him but he's seen these ramifications hitting him in the wallet. do you think the

so if you take that line and you -- and you add to it the trump tower moscow project, you'll understand that this was a branding deal. that's all that the presidential campaign started out as. this was a branding opportunity in order to expand worldwide. >> the trump -- >> there's only one problem. there's only one problem. he won. >> oops. the way you describe the trump tower moscow project is grander than i had previously understood. 120 floors. you know, the free penthouse for putin. luxury condos, a hotel. a gigantic spa. >> is that not a brilliant idea by the way? if you want to raise the price per square foot, you give to probably the richest man in the world and certainly the most powerful in russia the penthouse apartment. so what does that do to the square footage of everything underneath it, right? it makes it enormously expensive because he'll just tell all of the other oligarchs, buy it or they'll just want to buy it on their own. so it's a brilliant move. it's just -- it's just not if you're running for president. >> that was part of my conversation with former trump attorn

and a trump tower in a different city? or go to a golf course and get a membership in scotland? they are trying to hurt him in every way. they still fear him and as jonathan swan said last night, there is no indication that donald trump's base has been hurt -- other republicans have left him, perhaps, i get it, but after that, no. i will say this, the parler is the most disconcerting thing yet because they are an emerging app. you know why i know this is all about politics? the twitter ceo mocked the fact that the fastest growing up in the country, may be world was now neutralized and i thought google was in competition was with apple. they all agree on one thing, they want no other competitors, so that's a monopoly. on paper, they're competing, but not in real life and that's what's got to stop. the sad thing is, it's not up to jessie. it's up to you. it's up to you to tell democrats to say just because they are siding with you, it doesn't mean that we should keep regulation 230 in place. they should step up and understan

. >> the four buildings are trump tower, a retail space next to trump tower that used to be known as nike moved out. paul: then there's 1290 sixth avenue and owns 40 wall street, filled with offices. tim: he's very dependent on all of the spaces in that building being occupied and occupancy rates are at rock bottom levels. paul: at the the moment the collaborate on his debt isn't worth what it used to be and if it were worth less than he owes on it. tim: it would be the same thing as a homeowner who has too much mortgage on their home and they have to sell for less than they paid for it. with him, he has a basket of properties stressed like that. paul: so the possibility is that he gets foreclosed on? tim: that could happen. it really depends on the timing of when each loan comes due, how strict the debt holders are about making him pay, whether or not he could find other properties to sell quickly. paul: or find new lenders, but, says nancy wallace. prof. wallace: donald trump has burned a lot of bridges in commercial lending. paul: professor wallace chairs the real estate group. pr

. >> the four buildings in new york are trump tower, a retail space next to trump tower that used toas nike town. but nike moved out. >> reporter: then there's 1290 6th avenue, and he owns what once vied for tallest skyscraper in the world: 40 wall street, filled with offices. >> he's very dependent on all of those spaces in that building being occupied, and occupancy rates are at rock-bottom levels. >> reporter: at the moment, the real estate-- the collateral on his debt-- just isn't worth what it used to be. and if it were less than he owes on it... >> it would be the same thing as a homeowner who has too much mortgage on their home, and they have to sell the home for less than they paid for it. with him, he's got a whole basket full of properties that are stressed like that. >> reporter: so the possibility is, to use the homeowner analogy, that he gets foreclosed on. >> that could happen. it really depends on the timing of when each loan comes due. it's how strict the debt holders are about making him pay. it's whether or not he can find other properties he could sell quickly. >>

>>back in 2019 changed his permanent residents from trump tower in new york to mara lago here in south florida. the town of palm beach has become accustomed to his many visits over the last 4 years in office i can tell you road closures already in place around mar a lago in the town's police department says it is ready for any security concerns now some neighbors argue we can't live full time at his private club because of a deal from the 1990's that allegedly allowed trump to convert the property into a business that prohibits anyone from living there full time, the trump organization says no such agreement is in place now the sunshine state has been a big part of donald trump's rise to the presidency. he won florida's 29 electoral votes in 2020 by a greater margin in 2016. president trump will leave washington is the only president to be impeached twice and he still faces trial in the senate for inciting insurrection now during his final recorded speech from the white house he had this message for the incoming biden administration this week we had a great day. >>new administration. a

in flight to his adopted home state of florida back in 2019 changed his permanent residents from trump tower in new york to mara lago here in south florida. the town of palm beach has become accustomed to his many visits over the last 4 years in office. i can tell you road closures already in place around mar a lago in the town's police department says it is ready for any security concerns now some neighbors argue we can't live full time at his private club because of a deal from the 1990's that allegedly allowed trump to convert the property into a business that prohibits anyone from living there full time, the trump organization says no such agreement is in place. now the sunshine state has been a big part of donald trump's rise to the presidency. he won florida's 29 electoral votes in 2020 by a greater margin in 2016. president trump will leave washington is the only president to be impeached twice and he still faces trial in the senate for inciting insurrection now during his final recorded speech from the white house he had this message for the incoming biden administration this week we

demonstrators by them thank god no violence there that happened in times square and also inside trump tower and what these people want is not only that donald trump leads the white house but they also want indictments for the outgoing president but again if you look at all 'd this chaos on the capitol hill disorder furniture being thrown around windows smashed this is really something that we're going to remember for years and years and that is happening in the capital of a country that we're used to seeing them teach other countries how to build their democracy and they clearly like i said this protest didn't over on the system joe biden's perhaps still going to become president but still this day will definitely go into history books along with the images from washington d.c. we spoke to new risk guests who shared with his their insights on this unfolding political crisis in america. this is suggestion this is an act to overthrow the us government people died this is beyond crazy this is a criminal act this is unprecedented i don't know that any point is certainly in recent american histo

happening in new york where the democrats protested on their own in times square and just by donald trump's tower there in the big apple and of there are calling on donald trump not only to leave the white house but they also want indictment for the outgoing president think they held banners calling on him to respect the results of the november election but any case i just want to look back at the pictures that we saw on wednesday the chaos the rampage smashed windows smashed furniture really is this something that we are expecting from a country that keeps teaching other nations how to build democracies and we remember many times when washington threw their support behind the violent opposition in many different states around the world so what are these people going to be thinking right now and i guess at this point of course it's fair to say that the protests not change the system they didn't overturn the decision by the electoral college to have 2 house or joe biden as the next president of the u.s. but definitely when stay will go into history books and these incredible scenes from washington

were silent no we could look at the scenes in new york where in times square and also outside the trump tower they were calling on donald trump to leave the white house but that wasn't only it they wanted indictments for donald trump so when we kept hearing from so many people that the u.s. society is polarized and that these are unprecedented divisions the scenes on wednesday were perhaps. a reflection of a pure climax well before talking about the reaction actually say that to assess donald trump's behavior on that day is quite a tricky thing and we do have to remember that the riots began after a rally where donald trump was speaking the question was whether he was encouraging his supporters to do all that perhaps this wasn't a direct encourage meant but the words he was saying definitely in some way in that way or another they could have led to that kind of mood that led to riots eventually and we remember how in his speech he was saying you will remember. that day that was actually a video that was blocked on platforms like you tube facebook and twitter in fact like i mentioned twitter b

..while in chicago, opponents of the president rallied outside the city's trump tower. security. the national guard is on patrol around the capitol, wherejoe biden will be inaugurated as the nation's next president in ten days' time. donald trump has said he won't be there, but the vice president, mike pence, and his wife, do plan to attend the ceremony. in the meantime, democrats plan to move forward with a second impeachment of the president, starting on monday. it was an act of sedition that was incited and encouraged by donald trump, and that is why he must be held accountable to the full extent of the law. the claim in the draft articles of impeachment is that donald trump's behaviour "gravely endangered the security of the united states." but some republicans think the process could fuel further unrest. others argue there simply isn't enough time. i've got enough decisions to make about things that can happen, rather than to spend time on things that can't happen. if the house of representatives votes to impeach the president, the earliest the us senate could begin

it just seemingly went away kind of the way, george, you'll remember because we were together at trump tower six years ago nearly. same thing. donald trump had a speech prepared ready to go and threw it out. donald trump went off the cuff and for this remark here it seemed like trump was trying to justify his legacy, talking about how they got a vaccine for the coronavirus, talking about getting supreme court justices, but it's quite clear, george, from those remarks you really don't know what's next for donald trump and neither does he. >> this is the transfer of power in action right now. you're going to see the door on air force one close as the final aides and family members head up into the aircraft and you saw joe biden pull away. cecilia vega, joe biden pulling away, this is a break from tradition in the presidential limousine, the beast. >> reporter: and normally this tradioswchhandoffn would happen house. this is not happening again because so much of what we're seeing today is unlike anything we've ever seen before. that, you know, the niceties, the tradition that was extended to t

if theg is clear -- president were to shoot someone on fifth avenue right in front of trump tower, whatever may be office,, while still in murder charges could be brought against him as soon as he left office. with only eight days to go, it is almost a distinction without a difference. by the time the indictment word hen up -- were drawn up, would no longer be president of the united states. but i havelawyer, spoken to people who are -- the president will face a wide range of legal jeopardy once he leaves office. alreadythose cases have begun, particularly in new york state. that was the first question. as to the second question, nobody could rule out domestic of the endn the wake of donald trump's presidency and the inauguration of joe biden. the chances of that are hard to assess but they are more than zero. i have been told that president trump's supporters are organizing marches not only on washington but on all 50 state capitals on january 17. amounted andw what takeover of the michigan state house earlier this year plus plans -- thankfully -- to kidnap and perhaps harm the governor of

thawed rents dropped to 10 year lows 13 charts by quarter i'll just tell you that the area near trump tower so madison avenue 57th street a 472nd street and rents are down 54 percent so you know manhattan's famous for shopping right and it's because it doesn't have those huge malls it's all like boutique shops it's really interesting locations but it's rents are collapsing because the tenants are moving out they're going bankrupt right so i mean we've talked about this in the past in terms of being medieval islam and we have the church at that time who had a monopoly on heaven and would hand out these people indulgences for people who they deemed worthy and nobody could argue with that or else they would be crucified . and then we had the enlightenment and we had adam smith and we had free market capitalism and that was a short 200 year experiment because now we're back to this medieval model where instead of people indulgences from the pope we now have the money indulgences printed at the fed with the high priests like a yo see jerome powell and janet yellen so we're back to medieval ism a

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a little bit on that well certainly i mean the moment donald trump came down the escalator and trump tower and announced his candidacy was a can see unlike anything we've seen in modern history i mean we can reflect back on history books in the early 19th century about as ever this is a candidacy modern technology a reality television personality. new york state real estate mogul who under any normal. measurement would never qualify to be the president of the united states and yet he confronted 17 of the republican party's most prominent figures and didn't just defeat them crushed. and you have to ask yourself why did that happen and how did this. cap'n there is too i believe there's 2 reasons one is that the republican party was ineffectual in coming up with a counter to. clinton who the democratic party was. in the process of anointing the next president of the united states and there was a lot of anger and resentment in a good segment of the american population that just found that to be and an exceptional outcome and they were looking for you know are an alternative that could defeat h

. >> if i asked you before the escalator before the announcement at trump tower my guess it would be hard to predict. and then i would like to say you are such an interesting voice out there in politics to appreciate what you do in your perspective. and people may disagree with you at all types of issues but it's wonderful in which you go right at it. and then to understand your point of view and then to make americans understand it's okay and we can do it in the right way. >> no harm no foul. that i inspire more conservatives. >> thank you very much for agreeing to talk with me but this novice questioner i loved reading your book and i know the people around the country and the people watching this conversation. i don't take a lot of time. >> see you soon.

never forget, jim comey, with it many president-elect trump, jim comey goes trump tower and briefs thedent. jim combative sticks around to brief the president on the dossier. the dossier they already knew was false. they leaked it to the press and the press would cover the fact that they shared the dossier. all this happened based on the document they knew from the very beginning was false. that's what's so wrong with this entire episode that they put the country through for four years. and they couple with nothing. judge jeanine: anyone republican even questions the election. as opposed to 4 years of the illegitimate president trump. democrats in congress are calling for the removal of the republicans in congress if they question the integrity of the election. >> it's ridiculous. they investigated the president before he was elected. now they are trying to remove him from office after he left. while they did that, we can't investigate the election? now they are telling us this. 147 of us who voted against accepting electors from certain states, they are saying we should be kicked out