e saw it when he took over wallman rank in central park, a project that had failed by almost a decades that failed to get built. and then he completed in under three minutes and under budget. [cheers and applause] we saw this time and time again as he built tower after tower in new york city. many breaking global records for their height and scale and forever altered and bute fide the most beautiful city scape in the world. and we saw this most recently when the city asked him to complete and operate the ferry point golf course, a project that had spanned over two decades and multiple administrations. within one year, the project was opening and garnering top reviews and accolades from the toughest critics in the world. and most importantly, it's finally being enjoyed by the people of new york. his great success here in new york and around the globe has been the result of his bold vision and tenacious spirit. he is a brilliant negotiator and dealmaker and countless times i've stood by his side and watched him do deals that were seemingly impossible to get done. that determination will

. >> i think you see the same instincts coming out now that you did with the wallman rink, with trumpted at how inept and useless government is and jumping in and saying, i'm going to fix this. >> across the street from the wallman rink, trump won a crowned jewel of new york in 1988. the plaza hotel, for $400 million. ivana was put in charge and spent millions more to renovate. >> is there anything you wouldn't support your man in? >> oh, sure. oh, sure. i wouldn't support donald would be running around and fooling around, you know, and that i couldn't live with. >> in 1990, the tabloids were reporting that trump was doing just that with a young actress named marla maples. >> one headline, i think everybody remembers was, marla maples, best sex i ever had. >> marla denies ever saying that. but it's telling that the tabloids in new york would be so accustomed to trump craziness that they'd run with it. >> divorce is a challenging and terrible thing for anyone. we'd see our parents on the cover of "the post" every morning walking to school. and they really -- i mean, i have to give them

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