i mean donald trump is the birther in chief. he did suggest on abc's "this week" that perhaps -- cruz was perhaps not eligible to be president, perhaps not is rather dainty for donald trump but a little bit of a discordent note. so i'm sure there's a little of that, let's talk this over. canadian or not, this was the path in 2012. they all went and kissed the ring and then mitt romney had to embrace him publicly when he won that coveted endorsement and appear in front of his plane and be branded trump. so, you know, ted cruz has to do the same thing if he wants to run in 2016. >> all right. so i tried to get donald trump on the record this morning. i called and spoke to him personally. he did not want to go on the record in advance of this meeting, so we'll circle back on monday and see if we can get him on the record about this. but i think it's interesting nonetheless. i say thank you to our agenda panel, salon.com's joan walsh, also corey dade -- the root's corey dade and shira center, who i wanted to say congratulations on g

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donald, nice to see you. the president spoke today, answered some questions about the website and also the fact that so many americans have lost their individual insurance policies. what do you think? >> i think it's a mess. it's never been anything that i've ever seen like this. it is a total catastrophe. and now what he's doing, look, it was the big lie and now he said we'll delay the lie for one year. that doesn't do anybody any good. so they will get their insurance back. number one, the insurance companies won't do it. so it was the big lie that is becoming a total catastrophe for the country. and really hurting people terribly. >> i imagine, though, insurance companies if they can make money by reissuing these canceled policies, that they would be interested in it. >> they don't want to do it short term. they don't want to be treated like that. they have to be treated like everybody else. this is a plan that doesn't work. it's catastrophic. now, the website is incredible because it shows the gross -- it

donald, nice to see you. the president spoke today, answered some questions about the website and also the fact that so many americans have lost their individual insurance policies. what do you think? >> i think it's a mess. it's never been anything that i've ever seen like this. it is a total catastrophe. and now what he's doing, look, it was the big lie and now he said we'll delay the lie for one year. that doesn't do anybody any good. so they will get their insurance back. number one, the insurance companies won't do it. so it was the big lie that is becoming a total catastrophe for the country. and really hurting people terribly. >> i imagine, though, insurance companies if they can make money by reissuing these canceled policies, that they would be interested in it. >> they don't want to do it short term. they godon't want to be treated like that. they have to be treated like everybody else. this is a plan that doesn't work. it's catastrophic. now, the website is incredible because it shows the gross --

>> donald. donald duck! [ cheers and applause ] okay, when you go to the bar and you have to pay something? >> a tab. >> no, you have -- >> a bill. a check. a cover. >> yes, but it's a cover -- >> cover charge. >> yes. [ shrieking ] >> oh, my god! i eat it for breakfast every morning! [ buzzer ] >> jimmy: oh. [ sad tuba ] [ cheers and applause ] >> what does it mean? >> jimmy: you eat it for breakfast every morning? i don't know! i don't live with you! i don't know what you eat for breakfast! never were roommates with you, ever! oatmeal, great. now we know what giada eats for breakfast. here we go. >> you know what it is. i'm thinking about it right now. >> jimmy: i don't know. [ laughter ] i already won. giada, we got to come back, pal. we got to come back. come on, we got to come back. all right, now, let's start it again. press start. >> i thought you rigged this so i wouldn't lose. >> jimmy: i know, i know, i know. i lied to you, yeah. i'm sorry. >> okay, ready? >> does she do it or do i do it? >> jimmy:

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the worst crazy thing is donald trump is president obama was born to an american mother in kenya. if you accept cruz as a president then you should accept president obama as a legitimate president. he wouldn't answer it. even in the narrow bounds i set it up. >> chris you're asking for something they can't give you. you're asking for some moral and political integrity and consistency and they don't have it when it comes to this president. >> number two. goes to tea party congressman of michigan during a town hall event in august. he wanted to impeach the president and he couldn't tolerate the president's mere physical presence. this is a u.s. congressman responding to a question about impeachment. let's listen. >> if i could write that bill -- >> do it. >> yeah. >> excuse me. it would be a dream come true. i feel your pain. i stood 12 feet away from the guy and i couldn't stand being there. >> i couldn't stand being there. david, you'll get a shot. this thing about cooties, some physical presence that disturbs me. people go to work every day. they deal with people they don't know

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and it's still a good start to thicken the donald's the day unfortunately the stand and somebody up there. the plo which now called for an international inquiry. many palestinians believed israel killed a leader an allegation it too was denied. arafat died nine years ago in from sweeping fun for treatment up to suddenly falling ill the fishery from a stroke but the swiss report says new words medical tests from the towing failed to find the likely cause of death that could explain the complicated sentence arafat was displaying. gemini wants to question nsa whistleblower had with snowden following revelations that the us moment and immobile clone of john so i'm going to go the minute he is to have ruled out bringing snoop into gemini. i made extradition concerns. snowden has made it clear he will not provide gemini with any information from russia and seek sanctuary in a democratic country. my hence no other nation a week at us invites led him to germany because he cannot rule out text edition because the forgiveness. last week opposition politician thomas christie and stroll the day it sn

the worst crazy thing is donald trump is president obama was born to an american mother in kenya. he should accept president obama as a legitimate president. he wouldn't answer it. even in the narrow bounds i set it up. >> chris you're asking for something they can't give you. you're asking for some moral integrity. just to continue with what howard was saying the reason they do this because it works. identify been looking back at 2009. the president's approval ratings with white voters is in the 60s. it stays there in the summer. summer of the townhouse and joe wilson saying you lied in september and his approval rating plummet from the 60s to the 40s into the 30s. it's never budged. this strikes a chord beyond the narrow boundaries of the fringe and that's what scares me now. >> number two. goes to tea party congressman of michigan during a town hall event in august. he wanted to impeach the president and he couldn't tolerate the president's mere physical presence. this is a u.s. congressman responding to a question about impeachment. let's listen. >> if i could write that bill

it is donald butler with the recovery. >> phil: timed the snap count perfectly. that's what is important. top of the screen, williams gets around chris clark that time. donald butler back in the line up, one of the players who can make plays to help you win. peyton manning did not feel him that close you see chris clark, john fox, what did he say, he's the best back up tackle in the nfl but good timing by williams. >> jim: how similar did that look to the robert mateys of peyton manning in indianapolis h? >> phil: almost add identical. you see the quarterback getting hurt, but really the throwing arm. you saw peyton manning, always worry about his arm. he got hit, fortunately for them he's not hurt. >> jim: short field for chargers. it's been a long time from the 11. brian mathews picks up five. >> phil: they block it perfectly. you can block everybody perfectly but the free guy, the safety, rahim moore came up in there, tough and aggressive and stopped it. >> jim: i see wesley woodyard right in the middle. the captain missed a little bit of time, shaken up back

>> you know, i did not expect to like donald trump as much as i did. but, he is an interesting guy and i think that he is more evolved on marriage equality, that he's willing to let out there. >> why? political reasons? >> yeah, political reasons. but i think he's much more e vovd than he's willing to say. it's just, you know, a feeling that i have. >> any sense of the edward snowden controversy over there, whether he's being celebrated, demonized? >> the people i had a chance to speak about that, seemed am by va lent about >> is ft. knox empty and did president kennedy's assassinator get away? author of "history decoded," the host of history's channel and author of this book. welcome this morning. >> thank you. >> in your boork you talk about then other conspiracies, i want to talk about the assassination of president lincoln. what did you learn? >> it's interesting. the family of abraham lincoln approached me through their lawyer. it was a family of john wilkes booth that shot lincoln. they said to me through their lawyer. everyone thinks 12 days aft

the republican party's embrace of donald trump. >> we talked about how governor romney courted him and got his endorsement, as everyone recalls on the day of the endorsement it was reported that newt gingrich would get his endorsement. typical donald trump confusion. >> to add to the drama. >> the obama people started putting the picture of romney getting off his plane with the trump plane. they put it in the spot and everyone in the focus group said hey, that trump picture, that says a lot about mitt romney and they started putting it in every ad and when they would screen the ad for the president and he watched the ad he'd say, you have the trump picture again in there again. that's really funny. >> trump, truly one of the big negatives to go after. >> that's certainly what the obama people thought and the president did, too. >> good stuff in here, guys. >> congratulations. book tour. you have to start really traveling. >> yeah. >> don't bump into scarborough. can't be at the same events. >> there will be some cross-pollination. >> trivia time. pennsylvania and tennessee are the answ

", you were fired by donald trump. >> i got fired by donald trump. melissa: is being fired by donald trump the best thing that happened to you. >> i will say it wasn't my most shining moment but i think i turned out quite okay. i'm also of the belief, i agree with fellow panelists. necessity is the mother of all inventions. a lot of people want to be entrepreneurs. they're at the country because they don't have the courage to step out on faith and follow their dream. melissa: how does getting fired give you faith? that is what i'm having hard time follow. how does it give you courage instead of cripple you at home? there are people who are watching been laid off at their jobs or fired, thinking i'm not feeling courageous or broke and beaten down? >> you have to get out there, but you have nothing to fear but fear itself. try this or be broke. if you do nothing, nothing happens. so being fired and having that, that fear of being broke forever is the motivation. melissa: yeah. >> that is the reason why you get up in the morning and try something new. m

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the most crazy case was donald trump saying he was born in kenya. therefore if you accept cruz as a legitimate president you should accept obama as president. that was a narrow question to put to this character and he wouldn't answer it, even in the narrow bounds i set it up. >> chris, you're asking for something they can't give you. you're asking for moral and political integrity, consistency. they don't have it when it comes to this president. just to continue what howard was saying, the reason they do this is because it works. for a year end piece i'm doing for salon, i'm looking back to 2009. the president takes office with approval rating in the '70s. approval among white voters in the '60s. the summer of joe wilson saying you lie in september. his approval rating plummets from the 60s into the 40s into the 30s and it's never budged. this strikes a chord beyond the narrow boundaries of the fringe. that's part of what scares me now. >> okay. lets take a look at number two on the countdown. congressman from michigan during a town hall meeting in

that's spare change for "the donald." stick around to hear it all. you can never have too much money. melissa: all right it is time for a little fun with "spare change." today we're joinedly lisa and lee hawkins. thanks to both of you for joining us. so donald trump's wife melania is caught up in a mess of a legal battle that just took a turn towards possible sexual extortion. it is complicated but mrs. trump is hoping to walk away with $50 million which is spare change for the trumps after all. this is a crazy case. it is all about, she has a skin care line that she was supposed to receive royalties from the company who bought the rights. was in the middle of this messy breakup. that is where the sexual extortion comes in between two main partners. it is a mess, right? >> it's a mess. take it a melania and her skin care line suing this new skin care company. where the mess is coming in from minard and hilbert, a wall street titans friends for a long time. they have breakup. there are all the ancillary claims of sexual misconduct. melissa: she is say

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arizona state university professor donald critchlow discusses the republican revival in the 1970s. after richard nixon's resignation and gerald ford's loss to jimmy carter in the 1976 presidential election, the gop brand was weakened to the point that some observers wondered if the party would survive. but by the end of the decade, spurred on by phyllis slafly revived republican fortunes and helped elect ronald reagan. this class is an hour and 10 minutes. >> today we're going to continue our saga through conservatism and the republican party and specifically what we're going to look at today is the revival of the republican party after the debacle of the nixon administration and watergate. you recall from previous

donald mates, a marine corps veteran of guam and iwajima. during the battle of iwajima, he and his eight-man patrol team came across heavy assault from the japanese and unfortunately his close friend and platoon mate was killed. during the attack, mr. mayes was wounded and has undergone numerous procedures for more than 30 years. but through this all, he has still found time to help the american veterans committee and the world war ii veterans committee start the james trumble iii scholarship in honor of his fallen friend. and most recently mr. mayes won the hero award recipient. next i would like to introduce mr. frank hall who served as the corporal in the united states marine corps throughout the pacific campaign of world war ii. enlisted in 1942, he went on to serve in guam in the solomon islands and the epic battle of iwo jima. without further adieu, mr. donald mayes and frank hall. [ applause ] >> thank you very much. i would like some of our predecessors here went to school. i went to eight weeks of boot camp and came out at week eigh

the worst crazy case is donald trump that president obama was born to an american mother in kenya. therefore if you should accept cruz, you should accept obama as president. that was a simple question put to this character and he wouldn't answer it, even in the narrow bounds i set it up. >> chris, you're asking for something they can't give. asking for a moral and political integrity. and consistency. and they don't have it when it comes to this president. and just to continue with what howard was saying, the reason they do this is because it works. you know, for a year-end piece for salon, i've been looking at 2007. and the president takes office with his approval rating in the 70s and among white voters in the 60s. it stays there into the summer, and the summer of the town halls, and the summer of joe wilson saying you lie in september. and his approval rating plummets from the 60s into the 40s, into the 30s. and it's never budged. this strikes a chord beyond the narrow boundaries of the fringe. and that's part of what scares me now. >> okay. let's take a look at number two on ou

donald bustle: she's definitely end-stage of her illness. the lab values are really much worse as far as her "t" cell count, and her viral load is elevated. hilary bennett-coles: that's another thing which i've noticed i think makes a big difference. people that are married or have a partner seem to deal with it slightly differently to those people that are on their own. and... which makes total sense, you know. you've got someone supportive people acquire an enormous amount of stuff throughout their life, and what i find really helps people is addressing that stuff, to put it in a simple way. one of the things that's important to me is getting to know people before they get to that point, so that we can make sure that when they are physically letting go, we can still continue the things that they're passionate about. so really, it's addressing a lot of the life stuff with family and friends, and also continuing to do the things that made them happy all along. for hilary, the goodbyes have been said, the "stuff" has been dealt with, and now

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donald trump. >> going to have a lot of fun. >> 86 of the most beautiful women in the world in swimsuits in moscow. the dald going native. >> bring a little piece of ruia to you. you ready for this? >> go ahead. >> there you >> wow. >> i put it up, i will mess up my hair. i know your viewers want that sucker on there >> go ahead. >> wow. >> oh. >> that's really -- >> you're looking very russian. >> that is really nice. >> i like it. >> miss universe pageant has a history of discovering huge talent. hello, lady gaga. >> she performed. she blew it out. andhe became a great superstar right after that. >> reigning title holder, olivia culpo, fessing up there is one perk to turning over her tiara, dressing cash. >> sweatpants, t-shirt? >> sounds like heaven. >> what are you going to do now, passioon tcrow >> i love host and acting. >> mr. trump giving his stamp of approval. >> olivia, your going to be a big, big star and i want 25% of everything you make for the rest of your life, because without trump, you would be nothing, olivia. and i think nbc has very big plans for her. do that, nbc. do

arizona state university professor donald chritchlow discussing 1970s republican revival. the gop brand was weakened to the point where some political observers wondereded if the party would survive. but by the end of the decade, spurred on by phyllis schlaffley, a new coalition made

now donald trump wants to give him $10,000. >> it was so beautiful to see. i think he is a great guy with an amazing heart and should be rewarded. >> trump will send him a check monday. barton has not commented on the gesture. >>> around 3:30 this morning, 42-year-old david springs lost control and was thrown from his bike. he was taken to want hospital and later died. >>> more business to the port of baltimore. details on this agreement. >> reporter: the french connection. the port administration signed a mem memorandum with france. a spokesman said the world of maritime shipping is difficult. >> if this port has an in, it can open of a door for new business. >> reporter: it isn't always the case, but this customer has the same business as baltimore. it welcomed new giant cranes. it moved a record breaks 9 and a half million tons of cargo. >> maybe cross training opportunities, jointmarketing. >> reporter: wjz eyewitness news. >>> the u.s. is number one for paper and cars and other international ports. >>> don't forget to set your clock back before you go t

arizona state university professor donald critchlow discusses the republican rerifle in the 1970s. after richard nixon's resignation and gerald ford's loss to jimmy carter in the 1976 presidential election, the gop brand was weakened to the point that some observers wondered if the party would survive. but by the end of the decade, spurred on by phyllis slaf

. >> donald trump. >> yes. >> father of the dearly departed michael jackson. >> joe jackson. >> mile i's father? >> billy y cyrus. >> jay z's husband? beyonce's husband? >> jay z. >> i won? >> he won? >> i won. >> you give great clues. thank you. >>> thank you. >>> everybody, this is seth green. dads airs on tuesday nights at 8:00 on fox. watch, it's very funny. we'll be right back. >>> keep the conversation going. follow me on facebook, twitter and instagram for updates on the latest hot topics. photos, behind the scenes dish. what are you waiting for? welcome back everybody. [ applause ] >>> have a seat, studio audience. still no word from dmx. but you know i'll keep you posted. time for ask wendy. how you doin'? >> hi wendy. my name is erica. i have a 14-year-old daughter brianna, shout out to bri, love you. >> growing up, she would love to stay with me. we would go shopping, manicures, pedicures, now that she's 14, she only wants to hang with her friends. dont have time for mom. it's like how do iet her to know that hanging out with mom is okay? >> give her the puppy dog eyes. th

like a giant steel have begina but that looks like a giant still vagina or either that or something donald trump puts his hair on at night a sensuous peril where the finest restaurant presents a plate with a huckelberry gastrique and then it looks like what appears to be a vagina. there's more footage of stadium which sensuously glides up the stadium's opening and dives in from a view within. i always wondered what was inside of those things. if i may, well attended soccer match was low on the list. i didn't realize. to be fair the design is not shocking. it's a variation on things that have been around since the 70s. [ laughter ] of course that was -- [laughter] that was before that before building succumbed to the shame that is a -- nobody should be all that surprised by this stadium given it designed by a famed architect whose signature style appears to be making some of the world's most incredibly (bleep) buildings. it's like the georgia o'keefe of things you can walk inside. why do so many of the buildings look so feminine. it's not other buildings are reminiscent of -- okay all right

donald trump is searching for a russian partner to build most of his fifty eight story trump tower in new york this week the third time that the american billionaire will lead the russian market and this is all for russian stew giant so they sent to a bank has ruled it needs to be done as well. the ruble bonds by machel are said to be. useful as the company's forty percent drop in value on the stock markets. are now talking to metals someone who had a person experience with the metals market as mrs shawn thomas it was a night matthew was just a month nightmare of a meltdown if you will. let the guy. say that i'm out of it because they really did take a beating this we didn't bury absolutely but what about your portfolio now because we've got a bit of gas problem could have been a big question how did you get on with the bad news is gas problem was down one percent so i lost seventy seven dollars with gazprom but some funky news. so. you know some folks there because big point up twenty five percent it's up twenty four percent against the u.s. dollar when i first made the decision i wa

donald trump is searching for a russian partner to build most of his fifty eight story trump tower in new york this week the third time that the american billionaire will lead. to disaster for russian. they sent to the bank has ruled that nearly two. as well as the ruble bonds by machel. this fall is the company's forty percent drop in value on the stock markets. now so can a metal someone who had a person experience with the metals market as mrs shawn thomas it was a nightmare if you will say just a month nightmare of a meltdown if you will. i'm a guy but i'm glad to say that i'm out of it because man they really did take a beating this week didn't vary absolutely but what about your portfolio now because because of a gas problem could have been a big question how did you get on well the bad news is gazprom was down one percent so i lost seventy seven dollars with gazprom but some funky news. so. you know some funds there because bitcoin up twenty five percent it's up twenty four percent against the u.s. dollar when i first made the decision i walked out of the studio and i was devas

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. >> donald trump flew me all over the world - hong kong and all over... >> you have to be kidding >> oh yeah...i'm not kidding you...i his private jet. - ...until his wife cancelled his credit line at the casinos. >> cause i promised her before i left the house, i would not use my credit line. i keep my word... but she didn't tell me i couldn't say i had a credit line. >> ok >> now he claims he doesn't remember shooting at her with a rifle. which raises the question, if prisoners with dementia can't remember the crimes they committed, how can they be rehabilitated? >> i had the same question. i can't control that. but not being able to control that, the best that we can do, as physicians and healthcare providers is to manage them in a way that is humane, that's compassionate, and the only way we can do that is by understanding their disease. >> as the prison population in america continues to age, other states will undoubtedly need units like this one to look after inmates with deteriorating mental capacity, but at 100 thousand dollars a year per inmate, where is the money going to c

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but prosecutors say his real name is john donald cody, an attorney, the a former military intelligence officer. he ran a bogus charity using false identities and then suddenly disappeared. when u.s. marshals captured him last year in oregon, he was holding fake i.d.es and nearly a million dollars in cash. and today he arrived late to court after reportedly refusing to leave his jail kemp you can see him looking kind of disheveled and disgusting, and the judge asked him if he identified himself or intended to testify? the suspect didn't say a word, and again the judge said, asking the suspect for a second time. clean yourself up and talk to your lawyer. the court took a short recess, and then the guy came back his attorney announced the defendant would not take the stand. mike toe -- >> reporter: the judge says the injure has been sent home. the guy known as bobby thompson never testified in his defense. did not put on much of a case at all. a little evidence, and then they rested. you mentioned the appearance. the judge sent himway to at least button up his shirt. when he came back he

a group of school kids take a jar of pennies to the then mayor william donald schaefer to help rebuild the pride of baltimore which was not going to be rebuilt. with the jar of pennies he said we're going to do it. take it away. >> reporter: you're right, after the original pride went down, i think they called it a microburst, in puerto rico. there was no plan to build a replica. then these youngsters started saving pennies and people started to make donations. and it happened. the pride of baltimore ii getting ready to celebrate the 25 aanniversary. we're live at white house point, boston street. where the celebration will be. rick scott is the executive director with us. how are you? >> good. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. tell us with the pride ii, she's something else. >> she is. beautiful in every port she comes to. she's a replica of an 1812 privateer schooner and she evokes a sense of pride in baltimore, entrepreneurship in every port she visits. she has education programs that she's launched this year. teaching about history, about the uniqueness of baltimore students

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donald jones died at the hospital. the other person is listed in stable condition. this morning, police discovered a man found dead on galveston place in southwest. they were offering $25,000 to anyone who provides information that leads to an arrest in either case. >>> mixed reaction tonight, less than 24 hours after president obama announced a nuclear deal with iran. several members of congress and u.s. allies have praised the agreement that will limit iran's nuclear activities while easing trade sanctions. israel and other middle east countries were quick to criticize the deal. today president obama called israeli prime minister netanyahu to reaform the united states commitment to the country. brian mooar has reaction from capitol hill. >> reporter: after striking a breakthrough deal to disarm iran's nuclear weapons program, secretary of state john kerry sounded more cautious than optimistic. >> we're not sitting here pretending that iran is going to suddenly turn over a new leaf. we have to prove it. none of this is based on trust. it's not a question of trust.