that was donald trump firing kevin jonas of the jonas brothers. see, i learn these things from thomas, on the new season of "celebrity apprentice." he joins us from doral, florida. good to see you. >> good morning. i'm at doral, and we're having a lot of fun. >> thomas says you e-mail a lot. >> i think tom is terrific. he does a terrific job not only with you, but hosts the miss university pageant, and thomas is fantastic. >> thanks donald. >> we pay him too much. that's my only problem. >> we still need to talk about that. >> thomas do you know your value? >> no. >> i'll help you out. >> donald e-mailed me this number one, for the evening. they are beating everybody's pants off for on every other network. so far the people who have been fired are kevin jonas, gilbert godfrey and keesha pull i don't? >> not only does he know what's happening, he was mouthing it word for word as we were showing the replay. he actually has memorized the entire thing. >> he's obsessed. >> i love the show. i actually called him to congratulate on what a success they a

mc donald's asegura que estÁ trabajando el problema pero sus empleados ya descartan el producto. esto tiene incÓmodos a los consumidores. >> hoy ha sido un dÍa terrible para el periodismo mundial. lo dejamos con las caricaturas. hoy todos somos charlie. >> televisa presenta. que debemos correr. ¿y si me dejas que yo se lo diga? una mujer siempre sabe cÓmo hablarle a su hija. >> se lo diremos juntos. >> ¿cuÁndo, fernando? ¿cuÁndo? >> si don fernando insiste en seguir callando yo mismo le dirÉ la verdad a esmeralda. >> pero es que tÚ no puedes hacerlo, pablo. a ti no te corresponde decirle la verdad. >> ¿cÓmo? entonces, ¿tÚ estÁs de acuerdo en que siga manteniendo el secreto? >> no, pues, claro que no. yo en mÁs de mil ocasiones he tratado de convencerlo, pero-- >> a ver. jarochita, segÚn tÚ ninguno de nosotros tiene derecho a intervenir. ¿que no te das cuenta?

donald thought there was no one at home but the door suddenly started to open and donald was startled by the army of people ready to serve him inside. >> oh! >> reporter: and from inside the delicious smell of burgers and buns on the grilgtsddle bringing donald back to order. >> what would you like donald? >> a chocolate milkshake. >> no problem. chocolate shake! >> coming right up. >> you want a hot dog, also? ketchup, mustard, nothing? no rabbit food? >> i'll have -- bread, too. >> all right. >> reporter: donald recently turned 11 years omd and is anxious to be adopted. he's been in foster care for more than half of his young life. >> donald has been in care since he was approximately 4 years old. what brought him to the attention of social services was that he was living in a home with a lot of chaos. he was suffering from neglect. >> reporter: i think i'll try a chocolate oreo. >> reporter: we looked at the long list of milkshakes and donald wanes vited in to make a few himself and watched carefully to see how it's done. >> do you want to help him? >> yes. >> reporter: while the l

donald page. donald page is born to a dairy farmer and his wife in central iowa and called their dad to talk to the story and hear the capitol in the background and long story short i won't bore you with all of the details, but they are in the book. but donald gets a series of infections at an early age and almost loses his life many times but recovers and of course the the dad and mom committed to raising donald with their essential to. he goes to school eventually to a special school, meets a special coach that introduces him to voter activities, very simple activities, catching the ball, moving the ball. it may be pushing maybe pushing a bowling ball off of a ramp these kind of things. he gets asked to come to dublin and perform his activities so his mom and dad leave at 4:00 in the morning to drive to the big city, he boards the bus in his wheelchair to go as well and i get a call that morning from the the president to fire linda saying she would like to go and watch the today and what i accom

donald trump joins us. good evening, donald. >> hello greta. >> well, two big verbal punches, one to governor romney and one to governor bush and governor romney you said he is not a closer. >> he is not a closer. he was not able to close the deal he should have been able to. we had a president that was doing terribly. as bad as you are going to do. he should have won and many republicans would have won and he was not able to close the deal. and certainly the republicans cannot be so stupid as to give him a second crack because honestly he choked. owasn't able to get it done he should have been able to get it done. there is no excuse for it you cannot give that person a second chance unfortunately. >> all right. governor bush you criticized him and said we don't need another bush. in all fairness he should not get extra credit for beating bush but he should also not lose some credit for being a bush. he should be measured by himself. >> it's a huge negative of the. the bush name is not exactly hot right now

because donald trump, who is -- says he's considering a run for the white house, made sure when he took the stage here to sort of throw an elbow at those not here specifically the heavyweight establishment folks, jeb bush and mitt romney. give a listen. >> so you can't have romney. he choked. you can't have bush. the last thing we need is another bush. >> the seriousness of a donald trump candidacy, the crowd here peter, really liked his digs at romney and bush. >> yeah they totally ate it up which plays right into what we have been talking about for many months which is that iowa is going to be tough for mitt romney if he runs, and jeb bush if he runs. because there is such a vocal conservative electorate here. that doesn't mean there isn't space for those guys. remember mitt romney almost won iowa with about 30% of the caucus vote. but again, this is the conservative action in the republican party. the establishment action was actually last night in san francisco, where jeb bush was speaking to an auto dealer convention. and he actually talked about that meeting, that intriguing meeti

you did well. >> thank you, donald for that. >> that's fantastic! so we do want to ask you, too, about "celebrity apprentice." this season is a lot of turn. we really enjoy meeting some of the folks and talking to them here on the "today" show. what do you think sets this season apart? >> well i think a lot of things. i think one of the reasons it's doing so well is we have the one-hour shows which are really better than two-hours with be which are so long. i think cast has been fantastic and so good and is doing so well as you know that nbc is just extended it for another two shows which is not easy. butguess we're going live for a period of time. it's just been a great season and nbc likes me very much. >> there's a lot to like. nice to have you with us thanks again. just to remi >>> good morning. i'm vicky nguyen. wild pigs destroying property and creating a mess. decision that faces a south bay city. >>> downtown san francisco shut down. tens of thousands take to the streets. the message they wanted to be heard. >>> springlike conditions continu

. >> mc donald's launching a campaign our food your questions. it's aim at did he mystifying one of the world's most recognizable brand. >> chris chmura tapped into that to discover the machine. >> empty tables, dark register and idle kitchen. fast food slow to do a stop. a rare glimpse at a new mcdonald's the day before it opens. >> this is a calm before the storm. >> reporter: with golden arches emblazoned on everything this is the mc donald's we know. but we've ordered a special taste at mc donald's secret recipe. behind the scenes. first -- >> kid in candy shop. >> mesmerizing toronto bakery. >> we operate 24/7. >> we don't know the toronto name but most of us know the toronto flavor it's search to every mc donald's sandwich. >> it's got meat and condiments when you open that package and see that bun that's really the start of the show. >> reporter: flower trucks in by tanker. >> a lot of flour. >> reporter: to this nondescript orlando factory. inside it spends just one hour 45 minutes mixing transforming into a yeast brew, a sticky dough, a

good one, chicago. >> that's the worst. >> let's bring in donald trump because donald trump has "celebrity apprentice." >> what about this guy? >> i'm just a cog in the wheel. >> if geraldo rivera is one of the featured celebrities on donald trump's "celebrity apprentice," a brand-new season started last night. good morning, donald trump. >> good morning. >> you said last night that it's going to be the biggest and best season ever. how could that possibly be if geraldo is on it? >> hey, come on. >> well, geraldo is a big factor. he's doing really well thus far. i think i'd enjoy firing him. i would love to just say you're fired, after all the years of abuse i've taken from him. but actually he's doing really well. he's a tough competitor, as you know. he's got a lot of energy, and all i can say it's one night, but so far so good. >> we know what he's made of here on the curvy couch. but it was incredible to see geraldo in action. watch this in case you missed it. >> our task is this incredibly complicated job. we've got to make pies and market pies. we have got to get money. we got to rai

you like donald? >> chocolate milkshake. >> no problem. chocolate shake! >> you want a hot dog also? ketchup, mustard, nothing? >> i want bread, too. >> reporter: donald recently turned 11 years old and is anxious to be adopted. he's been in foster care for more than half of his young life. >> he was living in a home with a lot of chaos. he was suffering from neglect. >> reporter: we looked at the long list of milkshakes and donald was invited to make a few himself. he watched carefully to see how it's done. >> do you want to help me scoop the ice cream, donald? >> reporter: while the lack of early parental attention has left him with challenges social works are hopeful having a family will help him grow in many ways. >> reporter: tell me about the family you'd like to have. >> i'd like a mom and dad and dog and brother and sister. >> we're really looking for a family that has a lot of patience can really give him a lot of time and attention and affection. >> reporter: and perhaps a family that can tu

a rare glimpse at a new mc donald's. the day before it opens. >> this is the calm before the storm. >>> with golden arches on everything this is the mcdonald's we know. but we've ordered a special taste mcdonald's secret recipes. behind the scenes. ♪ first -- >> kid in a candy shop. >> mesmerizing toronto bakery. >> we operate 24/7. >> we don't know the toronto name but most of us know the toronto flavor. because it's essential to every mcdonald's sandwich. >> meat and condiments when you open that package and see that bun that's the start of the show show. >>> flower trucks in by tanker. >> a lot of flour. >>> to this non-descriptor land dough factory. inside it spends just one hour 45 minutes mixing. transforming in a yeast tee brew, a sticky dough a powdery ball and eventually a mc donald' bun. >> 24 hour day we run a million and a half buns. >>> just as impressive as the scale -- >> essentially a thousand pieces a minute. >>> is the precision here. consider those sesame seeds. toronto's 70 bakers are confident each

well, donald trump has weighed in. tweeting that mrs. palin is correct in that the factor is heading in the wrong direction mr. trump joins us on the phone from the trump national doral in miami miami, huh? >> it's nice and warm in miami it's beautiful. >> you i shoved a bunch of snow in front of your door up here. >> the beef is all day long they advertised trump and palin and just over and over again and i to watch this not that i don't watch you anyway. and i was waiting and waiting for trump and i was even waiting for palin who is actually a very nice woman and a very good woman. and there was nothing about me and nothing about her. but there was nothing about me. so i said to myself, you know, that's sort of truth in advertising words. >> you are on deceptive advertising. >> they used deceptive advertising. >> there was something about you. you missed it. >> well, perhaps i did. if there was it's awfully quick. >> i know you, you are a fair guy. the segment was about all of the candidates that are thinking about running for the pres

and funnel cake. >> we heard donald loves milkshakes. so parked nearby was a brand new z burger food trinside, the delicious smell of burgers and buns on the grill. >> what would you like? >> chocolate milkshake. >> coming right up. >> you want a hot dog, also? ketchup -- >> on bread, with bread, too. >> donald recently turned 11 years old and is anxious to be adopted. he's been in foster care for more than half of his young life. >> he was living in a home with a lot of chaos. suffering from neglect. >> we looked at the long list of milkshakes and donald was invited in to make a few himself. he watched carefully to see how it's done. >> you want to help me scoop the ice cream. >> while the lack of parental attention has left him with chal lngs social workers are hopeful having a family will help him to grow in many years. >> tell me about the family. >> i would like to have a mom and a dad and a dog and a brother or sister. >> we're looking for a family that has a lot of patience can really give him a lot of time and attention and affec

we're looking at the donald, donald trump . we'll have a live report later in the show. you can catch all the action as we stream on foxnews.com. >>> noitright now a winter wallop, a fast moving storm bringing a mix of snow and freezing rain. new england getting hit hard with 6-10 inches falling. we're watching another storm waiting in the wings targeting the midwest and mid-atlantic. so if you live in those regions, listen up very closely. i would prefer more snow and less rain today. wet and dreary outside. >> it is. it's nasty outside and i feel the same way. i think we're well into winter and we want some snow especially for our kids. here in new york city it's just a slushy, yucky mess. however, parts of new jersey and connecticut and new england are going to receive close to a foot of snow. so these areas got some nice new snow totals this morning and snow angels i saw on facebook and twitter. there are your current temperatures way above average across the central u.s. we have this trough that has been dug out here for the northeast and that means we're going to k

a republican from kentucky. >> donald richie, thank you for being with us. the senate majority leader is not a position in the constitution. how did the job evolve? >> we looked at a former speaker of the house, who contacted us and say why is the president pro tem in the order of succession but not the majority leader? that is the functional equivalent. the speaker of the house is written into the constitution, to president pro tem is as well. no mention of a majority or minority leader. the constitution did not anticipate political parties. they thought it was going to happen, but they did not want to encourage political parties. we had no majority leader in the history of the senate from 1839 -- 1789 to 1914. for most of the history of the senate, we did not have a majority leader. there were chairmen of committees who would take care of things on the floor, and the chairman of party conferences that would open up and close things the way they do today. but nobody sitting down there in the front row center seat trying to organize what happened on the floo

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donald trump is furious at bill o'reilly and taking him on. yes, you are about to see a showdown like you have never seen before. you do not want >>> tonight tensions growing between president obama and benjamin netanyahu. the president is furious that the they invited him to speak to congress. today the "new york times" reporting that a unnamed senior administration official was criticizing israeli ambassador ron did you rememberer temperature member. white house press secretary josh earnst was asked about the controversy. >> i said on a number of occasions that that invitation to the prime minister that was conceived of and executed by the speaker of the house and the israeli ambassador was a departure from protocol. but what we have said on many occasions is that the united states commitment to our strongest ally in the middle east, israel, transcends partisan politics. >> and our political panel is back. abc knut news abc news political director rick klein and jim garety. it transcends politics 't because the president is snubbing the prim

i tell you the truth __ donald trump made a lot of sense. he made a license because he did not really people that much. he said he would build things. and try to build this country up. i think that's a great thing. he's trying to work on social security. i think that would be a good thing. he's going to trying crush isis and al qaeda. i hate to say it, a lot of people make fun of donald trump i think he is in the right place. host: kevin, independent, you are on the air. caller: i think it is a great thing. i would hope and pray that they hate on the major underlying theme __ the elephant in the room. the unfunded liabilities and deficit. i think of all the subjects that they are hitting on, i would hope and pray that the republicans sit on that. i am fixed on paying all of my bills. with my neighbors, we've talked about it, this is the underlying theme that all americans should be interested. all the side issues, all the things that separate us __ i believe in this country, we should push them to the back burner and take care of the bills o

go inside the cell and have a seat. >> drug problems led to donald stokes in jail as well. he violated his probation on a drug possession conviction, and now is only two days away from his release. in the meantime, he holds a job delivering meals and clothing to other inmates. >> we're going to be doing that shortly here. we get to go pick up all the clothing, and every one of these guys comes down, and we hand it back and forth through that slot. so at no time do we get actual personal contact with these guys. some of them are looking upward to 10, 15 years each for the most random thing, you know, and knowing that i'm getting out in two days doesn't make me the most popular guy. >> stokes has mixed feelings about his upcoming release. >> well, it's, oddly enough, a little intimidating. when i was taken into custody, i had just checked into a motel room. 20 minutes later i walked out to my car to go get a cell phone charger, and there was a gun pressed against my head. they said, get down on the ground. my probation violation had popped up on the grid, and i was taken into

potential 2016 gop contenders at the key state of iowa, including businessman and reality tv star donald trump. my one-on-one interview with the mogul on his presidential aspirations are, will he run in 2016? >> i'm totally serious about it and i'm looking at it so seriously. to the extent that a lot of my time up here is spent thinking about that.

odds are like the donald. >> she just likes the attention and won't run. while top republican operatives were laughing at trump's latest flirtation of running, the possibility of a palin entry had them both laughing and debating her potential impact. we'll keep an eye on that. that's it for "inside politics." thanks for sharing your sunday morning. we'll see you soon. "state of the union" starts right now. >>> isis strikes again amid a new round of upheaval in the middle east, and president obama takes the world station. i'm michael smerconish, and this is "state of the union." >> announcer: this is cnn breaking news. >>> good morning from washington. we're following breaking news overseas. isis issuing a new ultimatum after beheading one of two japanese nationals it held captive. joining me is white house chief of staff dennis m

mitt romney and jeb bush did not attend but donald trump did and rallied the gop right against both as damaged goods. >> so you can't have romney, he choked. you can't have bush. >> the potential caucus candidates were here to make new friends, not news. so they stuck to the talking points and all live another day. it is also clear that mitt romney and jeb bush have a lot of work to do in iowa. >> carl cameron reporting from des moines. thanks. >>> and now let's bring in ohio governor john kasich who wasn't in ohio this weekend but has been on a cross country tour, increasing chatter he may run for president in 2016. governor welcome to fox news sunday. >> always good to be with you chris. >> in his address, the president talked about middle class economics, raising taxes on the wealthy to help secure working families. what is wrong with that? >> well raising capital gains is a notion for slowdowns. the last time we balanced a budget since man walked on the moon, we cut taxes and ended up with a surplus that was spent unfortunately by republicans. but the fact is if you cannot build a

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he said nobody is going to mistake donnell trump for president except donald trump. he's the the best example promoting it for his commercial business. >> he runs this scam every year. >> it's a scam. >> it's a total scam running for president. i think this time around fewer people will fall for it. i think he's getting the ignoring the disdain that he so richly deserves. >> really interesting intention we're talking about that on the one hand and you're saying robert on the other hand to keep editorializing out of it, report what people are saying and let people decide in iowa a year from now. >> i think, for example, donald trump, does he do this perennially and tease the press and voters? of course he does. that's just a fact. however, when you listen to his speech yesterday, he for the first time talked about filing papers looking forward to filing papers and revealing his financial statements. for someone who is always -- right, i agree with you. >> robert come on. >> you have to take everything he says with a grain of salt. my point is it's hard to predict with

and donald's doughnuts was owned by a cambodian family, and donald was working out -- actually giving his pension, his military pension to the children of this cambodian family and then working for free to help keep donald's doughnuts open. and he could tell when i walked in that i wasn't telling my whole story. he hadn't told his whole story. and it wasn't until his latter years that he was able to kind of realize that he, you know, he had repressed a lot of things. and i think that came out in his work at donald's doughnuts. there was guilt that drove him, and he didn't want to see that happen to me. so he encouraged me to talk more about my story. and that was just one of, you know dozens and dozens of stories. tameka who worked at the gas station who had two jobs was going to school to become a v.a. nurse. i asked her if she wanted to walk with me for a day she said, you know what? i have too much responsibility to do what you're doing right now. all these kind of things built up and really inspired me to, like i said, realize that people do the absolute best with the time that th

you have donald trump, a very special snow flake. you can trade him for any other person in the world who is not on the board. >> i think the only way i can do this is picking a person that would be guaranteed the presidential should they run. so i will go for the woman already running the country -- oprah. >> let me tell you something. in the pits of bush-era despair, i absolutely wanted oprah. >> every elector, guaranteed. >> she can make americans buy any book, buy anything, i'm taking oprah. >> i'm being totally serious, i think she would be a formidable presidential candidate, no doubt. >> okay. we'll just leave that -- >> josh barro, who do you claim. >> i thought she meant valerie jarret. so i think, you know this is a strong slate i have that has three or four whammy candidates on it. i will trade in explain and go with bob mcdonald. a swing state governor, won by a wide margin. >> he was incredibly popular in his first election. >> america has the largest prison population in the world, so he has a natural base. >> who is, i

and same thing with donald trump. to criticize mitt romney the way donald trump did and the way he criticized jeb bush, he's not running. what's the point to criticize someone who could be the republican standard bearer? >> it's a good point. we don't know if either of them are going to run. you never know. donald trump threatens it quickly and you just don't know with sarah palin. thank you both so much. >>> developing story right now, the united states is closing its embassy in yemen to the public until further notice. the announcement comes amid political turmoil with the president and his cabinet resigning last week under pressure from houthi rebels. the embassy says the closure only a precaution as they analyze the current security conditions. the embassy will resume operations as soon as it is determined that everyone there can be safe. >>> tom brady and the new england patriots heading to phoenix for the super bowl with questions still swirling over if and when the nfl will actually investigate deflategate. ste

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then a second donald trip when i proclaimed mitt choked yeah he is right. donald tweet number three now that he is gone get bush to drop out and trump to rub and we will win. susan father rich choo and byron york. what you do you think, susan, trump to run. >> outside of course he thinks is he responsible for mitt romney. i would have expected nothing else from donald trump. >> who is the big winner with mitt romney dropping out. >> all the punditry. people saying jeb bush. i know that the romney camp was really interested in a christie candidacy if there wasn't going to be a romney candidacy. the question is what value is a romney endorsement or romney backing of chris christie in and might he be the real beneficiary here at least in that regard? i would still lean a little more toward jeb bush at this point because he really is the biggest candidate. he is going to have the donors lining up. christie is nor of a slight underdog there. >> cammeron told me in the halls at fox news, i don't know if that's on the record or not. it is now. >> nobody is listeni

donald trump was very punchy. he actually criticized mitt romney who's thinking about running for president again, saying he choked in 2012 criticized jeb bush saying we don't need another bush. they definitely got a lot of tension and threw a lot of red meat to the crowd. when you talk about candidates who are more serious about the race you have to talk about scott walker. he is a perceived mott ra from new jersey known as a bully. he actually connected with the crowd, told personal stories and jokes and left with a standing ovation. >> peter you'll be there a lot over the next year or so. >> reporter: that's right. >> thank you. >>> coming up after a quick break, guantanamo bay, a mysterious death of a civilian worker leads to the shocking revelation, the sordid love affair between the gitmo commander and the dead man's wife. ♪ nice! gr-reat! a shot like that... calls for a post-game celebration. share what you love with who you love. kellogg's frosted flakes. they're gr-r-reat! zlrchl they covered the allege

richie and mitch mcconnell. >> donald richie, thank you for being with us. the senate majority leader is not a position in the constitution. how did the job evolve? >> we looked at a former speaker of the house, who contacted us and say why is the president pro tem a matter of succession but not the majority leader? that is the functional equivalent. the speaker of the house is written into the constitution, to president pro tem is as well. no mention of a majority or minority leader. the constitution did not anticipate political parties. we had no majority leader in the history of the senate from 1839 to 1914. for most of the history of the senate, we did not have a majority leader. there were chairmen of committees who would take care of things on the floor, and the chairman of party conferences that would open up and close things the way they do today. but nobody sitting down there trying to organize what happened on the floor on a daily basis. that changed in 1913 when woodrow wilson was elected president. he was the former president of princeton univers

first i should play that kelly o'donnell was referring to donald trump and his laugh line or whatever you want to call it. let me play it really fast. >> it can't be mitt because mitt ran and failed. he failed. the last thing we need is another bush. he's totally in favor of common core. he's very, very weak on immigration. >> no one is going to mistake donald trump for a presidential candidate i don't think, other than donald trump these days but the fact mitt romney and jeb bush were a punch line. >> and they were not there which i think was very interesting. didn't jeb bush say something you have to sort of lose the republican primary in order to win the general elections. >> he was almost specifically referring to iowa. >> he absolutely was. i think that's where you -- the republicans keep -- in many, many ways are their own worst enemies. they go so far in the right in order to out-conservative everybody else. you heard ted cruz talking about that yesterday, they arrive at the general elections completely battered. that's where you saw mitt romney talking about illegal aliens sho

donald has a good look from straightaway. gw lead at the break. second half, 46-20. drives the lane, lays it in. the is found. they win 74-59. hockey, caps forward alex ovechkin competed in the all-star skills challenge today the breakaway competition, kind of like the slamdunk contest. you need to score goals, but with creativity. bounces the golf his stick loses control, not that impressive. second attempt, behind the back. totally fans this. for his last attempt, he get some help. he grabs the goalie stick, then a lob pass, tries to swing it like a baseball bat. strike three. brian your hansen -- brian johansson was the winner. more deflate-gate from bill belichick come he told the media at no point would he ever compromise the integrity of the game. thursday his press conference consisted of him saying he had no explanation for anything. today he became a professor. >> we all know that air pressure is a function of atmospheric conditions. it is a function of that. so if there is activity in the ball relative to the rubbing process, i think that explains why when

thanks nicole donald and the team. thank you. >> the commission on on the environment regular meeting in your packet is a copy of the draft minutes. this is a discussion item. >> colleagues, thoughts on the minutes? do you want to take a moment to review? if not can i get a motion to approve. motion from commissioner stephenson? second? all those in favor of the approval of the minutes please signify by saying aye. ayes have it minutes are approved item 4 please monica. >> members of the public may address the commission on items not on today's agenda. >> we do have speaker cards and anyone else that wants to provide comment is more than welcome to do so. >> good afternoon commissioners. catherine howard. i'm with the organization healthy soccer sf and for the coalition for san for san francisco neighborhoods. nbc news had a series of reports about cancer called clusters. a soccer coach took one of her players in for cancer treatments and they were sitting talking and the student was a goal ee and the nurse said excuse

it is not an easy event to get to, not a lot of direct flights, unless you are donald trump. plus, it is a sold out event so you will need a wristband. to make this easier, how about i strap a camera on my back and take you in with me? >> south carolina historically has played a critical role in the presidential nominating process. you are here because you love liberty and understand it is fragile and understated. >> i think a lot of people have a misconception about tea party. basically it equals patriots and true americans who get up and go to work every day. >> they are not looking for government handouts. they want to work, dignity and responsibility. they want to be able to provide for themselves and their families. >> i would not say the tea party has always been treated properly by the media. i have to say that. [applause] >> prior to the speech, mr. trump invited the press on board his custom 750 seven to say a few words about the republican front runners. -- his custom 757. >> the last thing this country needs is another bush. we have had it with the bushes. today yo

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is donald trump serious about this? >> i think he is. i have interviewed him in past cycles, and this was the most serious i have heard him. he really rattled off his plans. he said he does not have any distractions at this point. his reality television show, "the apprentice," his contract is up. his projects around the world, he can separate for them. the conclusion from people last night was, even if donald trump is not officially declare, he has found his niche. he is the flamethrower. he can say what other conservatives cannot say. even if he never runs, he will have a place on the stage. a media will always be listening to what he is saying, and so will conservatives. >> you mentioned mitt romney and jeb bush were not there. that is who donald trump took a nap, saying that romney is a loser. and carly fiorina went after hillary clinton. beyond that, a lot of criticism aimed at the president. >> people were surprised at that. why not go after hillary clinton? sara healy did a little bit. what of the potential presidential candidates,

i agree with donald trump. better than barack obama although i have changed my mind if he gets in the race by romney is the only guy who i think can keep jeb bush honest. i don't want another one. >> i would rather give the the personal trainer. >> whenever fire him. >> but he could keep it honest. >> otherwise. >> that is what we have not heard about. >> fate you for being here. i know it is late but i hope you, early all the time. >> and to joy be right here on kennedy. brand call. here is a segment i call you are crazy kennedy. also the venue trade chris style but first free and tarkington was joyous to talk about the walls. stay with us. ♪ the lightest or nothing. the smartest or nothing. the quietest or nothing. the sleekest... ...sexiest, ...baddest, ...safest, ...tightest, ...quickest... ...harshest... ...or nothing. at mercedes-benz, we do things one way or we don't do them at all. introducing the all-new c-class. see your authorized mercedes-benz dealer for exceptional offers through mercedes-benz fi

and george bush's memoir dick cheney's donald rums fuld condoleezza rice's, they do not deal in reality. their basic approach on intelligence is the excellence was wrong. who knew? but, in fact, they knew. they knew that they were distorting the intelligence. george tenet, who probably distorted things more than anybody in '02 wrote the best memoir. he wrote a memoir that i think historians will look to for the truth of what happened and he said that the white paper, for example, was a major error and had been far too aer is tiff about -- assertive about weapons of mass destruction. and colin powell also has come clean and said it was a blot on his record. you'll recall his february 5th, '03, presentation to the united nations which was powerful, masterful and, of course, wrong. and he admits that now, and he says it's, you know, the biggest mistake he ever made. i've always thought and still think that he was the best of all of the folks that served president bush a truly remarkable american. so the question -- what are the lessons of all of this? how do we prevent this from happening