post" story broke that news it was anonymous probably because should revealed very much elizabeth warren blueprint absolutely no, i ota evidence, just passing buck to american companies have razor-thin margins looking for any excuse in the book as to why inflation is doubled. as far as that debate donald trump if we learned anything from cnn interview he has to stick to policy, policy policy because she flounders every time. maria: the idea to blame corporations for pryou gauged he had why a i to change subject if she talks about legislation she was able to help get through by being the -- you know ty breaker on inflation reduction act the tiebreaker, signature on, two major bills america's, rescue act as well, she is admitting that she was part of the seven trillion dollars in spending that is why it became too many dollars chasing too few goods sent inflation up to 40-year highs. tricia: a politicalpiece i think underlying that she is unveiling economic policy in the new hampshire saying no longer a battleground state 6 days off from election going back to new hampshire four electoral

and also on the right, you see general warren. warren criticized it a little bit. warren was slightly wounded at little round top on july 2nd, hit in the neck and his neck was bandaged and when he arrived at the headquarters for the council of war, he fell asleep on the bed and flat on his back and warren says to kelly, you depicketed me the wrong way, you had me raised upon my elbow, and kelly said that's the only way to show you, if you were laying flat on the bed, no one could see you and that's the artistic license. and that illustration has been used in every gettysburg magazine and gettysburg history. no one knew the background of it, no historian knew what was actually said that night at mead's headquarter. kelly recorded it and got the information directly from the participants. hancock, slocum, warren, butterfield and others. so, it's not a willy nilly picture. everybody was documented where you sat, who sat next to you, what did mead say, what did you say. general and dock, you had the uniform that you wore at gettysburg and hancock says this is the jacke

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people are coming together and when -- my biggest obstacle is warren.sh on that debate stage with her. the perception of massachusetts, liberal and she can't beat. once i break that perception i have no doubt people will come to me. i need their help and win the race. i wouldn't be in it if i couldn't. >> lawrence: thank you for your service and we'll follow your race. thank you so much. tomorrow we'll have breakfast with friends live at sand trap tavern in kitty hawk, north carolina. i'll see you there and have a bite with me. >> the first shot you will hear is pop pop

some of his also on the right, you see general warren. warren criticize it a little bit. warren was slightly wounded that little round top on july 2nd, hitting the neck and his was bandaged and when he arrived at the meade's headquarters for the council of war he fell asleep on the and flat on his back. and warren insists kelly depicted me in the wrong way. you have me raised upon my elbow. and kelly says, well, that was the only way to show you. if you're lying flat on the bed no one would see you so that was a little bit of artistic license that kelly made. so what's interesting that that illustration has been used in every gettysburg magazine and every gettysburg history, but no one knew the background of it. no historian ever knew what was actually said that night at headquarters. but kelly recorded it and got the information directly from the participants. hancock slocombe, warren, butterfield and others. so it's not a willy nilly picture. everybody has documented where you sat, who sat next to you. what did meade say? what did you say? general hancock? you had the u

sister wives, but most of all, for polygamy, the sect infamously led by now imprisoned convicted warrened by the lack of progress, these mothers of the missing are now working with these bikers to find their children. everyone believes the outside world is pure evil, and who they fear ran back to the church they fought so hard to escape. >> salom's absence has left a void that no words can fully capture. >> it's an unlikely pairing. these tough looking bikers and these women who were told all their lives to keep sweet. >> people have seen her in a certain area. >> we have had surveillance there. >> thanks to the road warriors >> elizabeth roundy is a lynch. fisher's mother. she disappeared at 16 from her mom's idaho home on new year's day 2023. >> it's just been very sad. i would never have expected work with the motorcycle crew, but they've been very decent and very respectful. >> not a day goes by that elizabeth doesn't ache for her missing daughter. >> it's been a very frustrating situation to me with the law enforcement. they say they're looking. >> the jefferson county sheriff's of

we are not talking about warren buffett.oesn't know about this business but one of the best places you can have a true grift right now is crypto. you said it in the last segment. a couple years ago he said it's not money. it's based on thin air but one name we were able to find who is a core name involved in world liberty is a man named chase hero. i share this because i want the audience to know who are the types of people donald trump are potentially next president is getting into business with. this man, chase hero, is been involved in weed, weight loss plans, colon cleanses and get rich quick courses. he is a crypto gout road now? there's a quote he gave a couple years ago about the crypto space. this is important where he says, you can literally sell [ bleep ] and i can wrapped in league covered in human skin for $1 billion if the stories right because people will buy it. he said this about crypto in 2018. it's not trump saying this. there's a good chance this man could be the next president of the united states. he is

elizabeth warren writes the problem is not that mr.annot think a way to put his value into action, the problem is that when he and other republican leaders produce plans with actual details, they horrify the american people. senator warren is still with me. there is a lot to be said but you are a policy walk and nerd. i mean that in the best way possible. what is one horrifying thing they do not want people to know out there? >> that they have already tried to repeal the affordable care act just so everyone remembers, that means repeal the law that says everyone with a pre- existing condition cannot be discriminated against. anyone out there with a child of a heart anomaly or anyone who has had any kind of medical condition, donald trump was to say they can discriminate against you. keeping 26-year-olds on your policy and millions of people, literally, millions of people across the country who have access to healthcare now because they have insurance through the affordable care act. donald trump does not just say, i will work something

we're going to defeat elizabeth warren.ers -- >> inspired by you, my man. charles: scott brown, don't -- never forget scott brown because it is possible for a republican to win there. >> absolutely. charles: now, what are we going to do in this last hour of trading, liz claman -- liz: oh, you're leaving it up to

he'll challenge senator elizabeth warren in november. is there any chance that he'll beat warren? a chance. is it likely snow valley no. i mean, massachusetts is as blue as it gets. we have a blue congressional delegation and a pretty blue state legislature so taxpayers a steep uphill battle, but what i'm really looking forward to, they have two debates planned. he's calling for five issue by issue so one on abortion, one on economics, et cetera. id love to see him challenge her on economic policy. he's a successful businessman. elizabeth warren is all about regulation, taxation. challenge her on that. massachusetts is an expensive state. there's a lot of red tape, and i'm sure some people are looking for different answers to the economic problems in the state. stuart: stuart: very slim that dayton wins? >> slim. stuart: or none. i shouldn't cast people out. who knows. massachusetts may come to its senses and no longer want a socialist senator. >> he's an interesting guy. he has an interesting profile. stuart: give you a opportunity there but didn't take it. thank you for joining

and we'll check in with both sides of the aisle on a government shutdown, senator elizabeth warren and john kennedy joining us live ahead. >> the last time we were here was last november. we were also talking about a government shutdown. we were also talking about a market that had priced in a significant number of rate cuts, just like we have right now, wondering if they're overly confident about that. what's different now is the degree of uncertainty about what the fed will decide in less than an hour. let's get straight to steve liesman for the final setup. steve? >> if you're looking for hair rock, you're talking to the wrong person, it's not me. just a few minutes that we get the answer to the question mark, that we have obsessed with over the last several days. it looks like some of the 50 camp got a little cold feed, the market trading with a 55% probability, down from 65% this morning. not sure what spooked the markets. the list we had last week was 85% for a 25. so an unprecedented amount of uncertainty and anxiety for a fed that had prided itself on telegraphing itself every

to uncle uncle warren after all. >> exactly.long-term investor. his rack record speaks for itself. -- track record. and like you said, 1999 was the last time he had this big of a cash pile. and if you take a look at that a market, we saw tech stocks ran just like we have with nvidia, astronomical numbers over the previous 10 years, but for the following 10 years, they did absolutely zero. and there are 10-year periods, charles, where technology stocks don't do as well, and these growth and dividend stocks have underperformed for a long period of time. i do think, and not a lot of people are saying this, those stocks are going to get the baton and take the lead for the next 12-24 months. charles: and we do have three names i know you're looking at based on value, verizon, dominion and cvx. crude oil breaking down the a 2024 low. i think that's all about the economy. china more specifically. maybe even ours, gasoline demand going down. do you still hold a stock like that because of a dividend? >> yeah. look, i think valuations on

because bill gates is richer and warren buffett, god bless him.he has a picture, a poster child for one of the arguments against warren buffett is he pays himself a low. so that he doesn't have to pay taxes. and this raises the revenues. scrooge question. you remember fred ebb and losers, nephew says that ebony isas wealth does him no good because he didn't spend it. well, if it didn't him any good, who does good? well, people like ebony's scrooge funded the industrial revolution. that changed lives. that set the world of an economic growth. it's never ended. warren buffett made us all richer. which efficiency as the greatest investor in history. he's taken many people in the companies he owns and runs. so the powerful agree on how anybody could be envious of him and he's never bought a new car alive. baby son is here and i wrote an article in the wall street journal in. my son knows the great investor and so sent me a nasty email saying, pop, you need to attention to what you're writing because warren buffett has a brand new cadillac. so i told t

but there is no quick decision after moscow warrens that would mean war with nato. also coming up, rescuers raise to save people trapped by some of the worst ever flooding and nigeria. aid workers say the disaster is compounding and already existing food shortage in the countries northeast. the marietta evans dean, welcome british prime minister akira steamer and do as president joe biden have held talks and washington on whether to allow ukraine to fire british made cruise missiles into russia is, comes as a criminal in wraps up threatening language over the use of western weapons by tease, britain's prime minister arrives at the white house for tea, talks on the ukraine war. tiers dimer is pressing us president joe biden to allow ukraine to use long range missiles on targets inside russia were biden's ears. vax would spark a major escalation with russia. still, he reaffirmed his commitment to you, crane i want to thank you for, for the leadership of us from united states. as standing with you. tilting crane is a defense against versus russian clear for making for

the ad instead highlighting the lay off that took place here in warren in 2019 when a general motorslant shut down. but, obviously did not stop the thousands of people that you see behind me who are ready to see the former president tonight. bret? >> bret: aishah hasnie live in warren, michigan, thanks. >> bret: breaking tonight, israel strikes the hezbollah terror organization's central headquarters in beirut, trying to take out the group's leader. the question is tonight did they? hezbollah has responded with rocket attacks, targeting israeli citizens, president biden has directed the pentagon to assess and adjust u.s. force posture in the region. he also wants to make sure u.s. embassies are protected. the iranian president purportedly has had an emergency meeting tonight. this comes as israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu delivers a fiery address to the united nations general assembly. this morning. many delegates walked out of that speech. chief foreign correspondent trey yingst reports tonight from haifa, israel with the very latest as of this hour. good evening, trey. >>

i know warren pies tas talking t how that's a rate play, and that's true.ure, megacap tech cause dominating the first half, but you also have cyclicals over defensive. now cyclicals and defensives have gotten more wobbly. it could be a phase, we have a bit of a reset. i don't think we're selling off that "wall street journal" was screaming about how everybody is bullish on stocks, but i don't think that hurts. frankly, i don't think that retail is over its skis as it was in 2021, or anything like that. it's all in the move. we came back to work, realizing that not every single think has been solved. we've had many of these days, new closing high for the dow. [ bell ringing ] >>> i'll see you tome. we go as to "closing bell" overtime. >>> the bell marks the end of regulation. good thin, van guard ringing the closing bell. and weak manufacturing data helping to send stocks sharply lower to start this shortened trading week. nvidia falling more than 9%, nasdaq shedding more than 3%. welcome to

what does warren buffett, stanley druckenmiller and david tepper think about this?to see you. i have not spoken to any of those three and i would be curious to hear what they do think of ai as it pertains to affecting the investment markets and the reality is this. we think about what does the future look like? we are the first firm to use llm's to invest completely with no human intervention. i think they would be interested to learn about how they do think like humans and if you read the readings of a buffet or stan druckenmiller, a lot of what they talk about is really managing emotion. and that is one of ai's superpowers. ed: i think about my -- with ai tools and they can only recall what is within the database they were trained on most of the time. it's like asking what the weather is, to the gpt voice assistant. it can't tell you what it is right now, only what it has been historically. how does that work with investing? explain the system. doug: absolutely. there are two key pieces of information that we input into the models we use. one piece of information

republic and poland with rain continuing to fall and flood waters moving down stream forecasters warren the worst may be yet to come. central u as hung coming down from the summer, calling the flag of the century. parts of the mania have already been invested back to rental guidance in slash friday. several people look hills and hundreds evacuated. just one week ago, firefighters in west and romania were back to the glazes, is now in the countries east there waiting c flagged water to the nose in power and residents arranged some bags and attempts to prevent water from entering that properties. the dog. what about? i've prepared sand bags and pumps with value, but it's impossible to predict what's going to happen that goes associated with as an investor. he gets prime minister donald task visited one of the towns directed by the frogs to show his support and some parts of neighboring check for public rivers have risen to the levels not seen for half a century. and it's not allowing speed. well, it's already, it was very fast here. an hour ago there was more or less no water flowing on.

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>> i think elizabeth warren is a perfect example of this. she leaned into her strength, and she spoke about issues and spoke about as someone who understands them. that is what i think people are looking for. there are a lot of people for whom policy will make the decision but they won't say i am a policy voter. i need to know that you understand this issue and you are connecting with this the way i am and understand what my family is dealing with. i think kamala harris does that incredibly well. and that is what she needs to do. i think that the tough thing about this situation is donald trump, he is going to go out there and lie. when you are willing to lie, you can say anything and she is going to be constrained by trh. lly wanting to say the it sets up what could be a difficult situation. if she benzene-- leans in to what she does well, i think that is where she is the strongest. >> great to see you both. maya rupert is a political strategist, campaign manager, former senior adviser for elizabeth warren. dean obeidallah is an attorney, h

it is and israel's relentless warren gaza strikes hit homes across the street. the is really forces oregon targeting residential areas of the route. this has the un secretary general, warren's world leaders, that level known as becoming another gaza. israel's military says it hit the 7 suburbs of lebanon's capital in an attempt to kill a senior. his beloved commander, at least 6 people have been killed. residential buildings have been partially destroyed, is really a tax on dozens of lebanese cities and towns since early monday have killed at least $564.00 people that includes 50 children. the guys is a non stop lights mess that sit at them, still take the entire region. we need look no further than level. we should all be a lot them by the escalation. lebanon is the bidding. the people are flat but on the people of israel and the people of the world cannot afford to live on to become another. gaza. let's be clear. nothing can justify the buttons, et cetera. meeting by miles on october 7th or the taking of hostages. both of which i have repeatedly condemned and

joining me now is massachusetts senator elizabeth warren. i'm eager to hear just your initial reaction to what transpired on that debate stage last night. i know you were watching. what did you think? >> kamala harris will be president of the united states. that's what we saw last night. she strutted out on that stage like a president, like a leader. she took his hand, she owned donald trump from literally the first seconds of the debate. and she did everything but snap a leash on and walk that old dog around the stage. but what you really saw was kamala harris as president. she's the one -- i watched her as she did this and i thought, boy, i'm ready for her to take on republican crazies in congress. i'm ready for her to stand up and really lean in on the wall street ceos who think they can run everything. i'm ready for her to take on vladimir putin and to take on kim jong-un. i mean, that's -- that's what she showed. she showed that kind of strength and presence that wasn't forced. it wasn't like i need to look like this. it's that it came

earl warren, the governor of california, is withholding the delegation's votes.en tells eisenhower, "i'll deliver the delegation for you on one condition. i wanna be the next chief justice of the supreme court." ike, the great war hero, shakes hands, says, "you got a deal." he wins. one year later, earl warren is the chief justice of the united states supreme court. rod wanted a political appointment from obama, and for that, he was prepared to trade obama's old senate seat, which is actually legal. otherwise, eisenhower would have gone to jail, and americans would not have "liked ike." do you see yourself as somebody who was just trying to function in perhaps an inherently corrupt but legal system, and that theoretically almost any politician could be snagged the way you were? absolutely. of course i do, except i'm giving me higher marks. because i was using that money that--that-- and that power gave me to fight an established system that served itself on the backs of the people, and when you do that, you piss a lot of people off, and they wanna get rid of you.

i think kelly shared a little bit the dignified undergrowth and also on the right you see general warren, worrying criticized a little bit and he was slightly wounded on july 2 and hit in the w neck and his nk was bandaged and when he arrived at the headquarters the council of war he fell asleep on the bed and flat on his back and warren says to kelly you depicted me the wrong way you had me raised upon my elbow and kelly says that was the only way to show you for lying flat on the bed no one would see you that was a little bit of artistic license that kelly made, what is interesting that illustration has been used in every gettysburg magazine and every gettysburg history but no one knew the background of it, no story ever new what was actually said that night, kelly recorded it and brought information directly from the parts in hancock and braun and butterfield and others, it's not a willy-nilly picture, everybody has documented where you sat, who sat next to you, what did meade say what did you say general hancock you have the uniform at gettysburg and he reaches in the closet and hanc

anna: normally, you will not find me agreeing with senator warren's ideas about the fed, however i dogree with her reasoning that if the fed does want to ensure that there will be a soft landing, it needs to cut more rapidly to get to the neutral pace. i disagree we need 75 right now. i think the most important jobs report looking forward is the one on november 1. that report will show whether rate cuts is doing anything to stabilize the unemployment rate. if it is on a path to 4.7% at the end of the year, the fed probably will need to do another 50 basis point cuts in november after the election or it will have to do 75 down the line. sonali: what do you think this means for the overall trajectory of cuts? it is remarkable to think about the november 1 report being that important just before the election. to the point you are making, also, there's only one fed meeting before the election days from now. the next one is days after. the rest of the year, markets are pricing and 120 basis points for the rate cuts -- pricing and 120 basis points for the rate cuts. do you think that will m

warren, get this there's another warren destroying the stock on a daily basis, warren buffett. any more i want to be in 11 times earnings and i like it ian in florida ian. >> booyah from sunny, florida. >> there you go. you got the edge on me, partner. what is happening? >> jim, i want to let you know, third-time caller, club member as well. >> oh, yes hope you enjoyed today's club meeting, jeff shine with the home depot review. what is going on >> i thought it was great. great meeting. >> thank you >> thank you for all you do. >> thank you >> jim, i have a question about a stock well out of the tie of 500 or so. recently had some good earnings about a month ago. so it is up a little bit, but i really like the stock. it is mongo db >> you know, it was an enterprise software company that put up terrific numbers and not getting credit in the same way salesforce isn't i think it is at the right price. and that, ladies and gentlemen, conclusion of "the lightning round" >> announcer: "the lightning round" is sponsored by charles schwab growing your business is easy once you know the

elizabeth warren would love that. that is not how you get wealthy. that's not how we got wealthy.n in capitalism. stuart: i think we understand. they are attacking the crown jewel of american business. world leaders are american companies, we attack them and try to break them up. lauren: the golden goose is funding the next revolution, technology. stuart: now this. seven republican led states are suing to block president biden's third round of student loan bailouts. henry bailey leading the charge and joins me now. the supreme court keeps saying no to student bailouts but biden keeps forging ahead. what's going on? >> a constitutional crisis. a chief executive in the white house and his assistant, kamala harris, the anointed one of the democratic party who don't care about the law. they are undermining the rule of law by trying to unconstitutionally redistribute i have trillion dollars in debt owed in student loans and the supreme court in june 2023 said they were not allowed to do this without some act of congress, congress passed no such bill, congress rejected such a bill in th

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joining me is senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts.e asked of donald trump. do you have any additional questions to add? >> oh, i think you have nailed some really big ones right now. but you know, i just want to reflect if we can for a minute on a couple of those announcements he's made. when he talks about pardoning the people who took part in an insurrection on january 6th, this isn't even subtle. i think he's holding up a giant sign that says when he loses this election, anyone who will resort to any form of violence to try to help him get the white house and if he can make it to the white house, he will give them all a blanket pardon. this one isn't about the past. it's about egging people on for the future. and i think he's telling us once again exactly what his designs are for democracy and that is given the chance, and donald trump will truly destroy our democracy. >> yeah, and i think add to that, that's that thread of violence and a separate threat of violence implied in the idea of deporting 12 million migrants would be a, q

joining me now to discuss it al is jpmorgan's david kelry, warren pies, and shannon.hannon is also a cnbc contributor. david, love to start kind of with the macro view here. you know, when the fed cut rates, it's a week and a half ago, the debate there was, oh, it's a close call, 25 or 50. it's also a close call as to whether the fed is a little bit too late or right on time. economic data since then has seemed, on a net basis, pretty reassuring. >> very much so. first of all, look at all the ddp revisions and the data we got this morning on consumer spending and inventories, durable goods, trade. overall, it looks like we're heading for about a 3% quarter. i'm getting 3.1% for the third quarter so that's very reassuring. we've got plenty of momentum. but also, if you look at those revisions, they say the saving right wasn't as low as people thought and we have had a huge increase in wealth and this increase in wealth, 16 straight months of real wage gain, says a lot behind consumer spendsing. there's a lot behind -- corporate profits also revised up. there's a lot be

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that's where i start this book and this story is with that backlash to the to the warren court. i mean, lewis powell, this memo and about three months after he files it, finds himself appointed to the us supreme court by richard nixon, where he delivers some crucial rulings on, voting rights and campaign finance that lay the groundwork in many ways for citizens united and and and and john roberts his own career. but john roberts is still a pretty young at that point in time. can i ask you to talk about a little bit of media criticism in the way that there's been a lot of coverage of what paxton's doing in the last week in texas, specifically about voting rights advocates and the rating of homes, but the framing of these stories is very much framed around paxton's relations to trump specifically, do you think that there's a short sightedness in the way that we cover voting and that it's fully centered on the national election cycle and then like, how do we kind of break narrative? because it seems like the project is a much wider project, as illustrated by your initial anecdote,

that's where i start this book and this story is with that backlash to the to the warren court. i mean, lewis powell, this memo and about three months after he files it, finds himself appointed to the us supreme court by richard nixon, where he delivers some crucial rulings on, voting rights and campaign finance that lay the groundwork in many ways for citizens united and and and and john roberts his own career. but john roberts is still a pretty young at that point in time. can i ask you to talk about a little bit of media criticism in the way that there's been a lot of coverage of what paxton's doing in the last week in texas, specifically about voting rights advocates and the rating of homes, but the framing of these stories is very much framed around paxton's relations to trump specifically, do you think that there's a short sightedness in the way that we cover voting and that it's fully centered on the national election cycle and then like, how do we kind of break narrative? because it seems like the project is a much wider project, as illustrated by your initial anecdote,

warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. vote: the clerk: senators voting in the affirmative -- cantwell well, duckworth, durbin, graham heinrich, ossoff, padilla, senators voting in the negative -- boozman, braun, britt, crapo, grass little, hoeven, marshall, sullivan, tuberville. the clerk: mr. merkley, aye. the clerk: mr. lujan, aye. the clerk: ms. butler, aye. the clerk: mr. fetterman, aye. the clerk: mr. king, aye. the clerk: mr. lankford, no. the clerk: mrs. capito, no. the clerk: mr. helmy, aye. mr. coons, aye. mr. romney, aye. mr. scott of south carolina, no. mr. hickenlooper, aye. vote: the clerk: mr. peters, aye. the clerk: mr. cramer, no. the clerk: mr. cassidy, no. the clerk: mrs. gillibrand, aye. the clerk: mr. schatz, aye. the clerk: mr. wyden, aye. the clerk: mr. van hollen, aye. mr. warner, aye. the clerk: mr. kaine, aye. ms. murkowski, aye. the clerk: mr. tester, aye. mr. casey, aye. mr. johnson, no. mrs. murray, aye. ms. baldwin, aye. mrs. fischer, no. mr. risch, no. the clerk: mr. kelly, aye. mr. cardin, a

she was going to just destroy all the publicity that was going into the warren commission report and trying to put the public act rash bed of. busy english lee harvey oswald when in fact she was already convinced that it wasn't you used the primary source documents from the c i a and from the us army that allows you to focus on one person, a man that you believe to be married, myers killed her now this is the thing to me, this is what sold me on the book. who was that man and what led you to him? the name of the man was lieutenant william l mitchell and mitchell was. busy an under cover of contract agent for the she, i a uh, she started to develop a habit. richard was instructed to do uh, being out of the. busy time around that time mary took her walk and so on the day of the murder, she was actually the last person to see her. now, originally i thought mitchell was the as absent. but given the nature of visuals personnel regular, which my research has helped me get the least along with that journey. we got his 1st and. busy file and examined it, and michel did not have a profile all

warren buffett was probably not as as a donald trump was. >> those guys are really busy.rump. here is the thing that i find the most intriguing. a lot of it was such a fake. >> from the book. from the book we talked about trump lying about construction progress be donald trump kept the truth to himself. he did not have things underway because he did not have the money, he directed his construction supervisor to hire every piece of earthmoving machinery that he could find. the day the holiday board visited dozens of bulldozers and backhoes pushed mounds of earth around the 2.6 acre site in an elaborate ruse with no purpose other than to full his new business partner. that, ladies and gentlemen sums up donald trump. it is all fake, fake, fake. the fact that this is his story line and his ultimate legacy and yet it has this veneer that he is a successful businessman, he is the tough guy, he is all of this, it is all fake. it is worse than smoke and mirrors. >> i could not have said it better. that was impressive. i think we see that especially in the latter part of his life,

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