way. anybody have a knife. you want to try it on me. reporter: at one point, trump knocked voters intelligence. how stupid are the people of iowa? how stupid are the people of the country to believe this crap? true to form, trump ends the year warning voters to make the campaign worth his while. if i don t win, i will consider this, and i mean this, a total and complete waste of time. straight ahead, as flames consumed a held in dubai on new year s eve, a photographer was trapped on the 48th floor. ahead, while he escaped while filming the whole unfolding crisis. amazing.
country to believe this crap? reporter: and true to form, trump ends the year warning voters to make the campaign worth his while. if i don t win, i will consider this, and i mean this, a total and complete waste of time. reporter: now, 2016 kicks off an entirely new phase of this campaign. it s when voters actually head to the ballot boxes. and trump has made it clear he does not want to take any chances. he wants to be sure he can turn those big crowds and poll numbers into voters. he says he s going to spend a lot of money trying to do that. brianna. all right. sara murray, thanks so much for that report. and now that donald trump has changed the political landscape, we want to look ahead to 2016. joining me now in the situation room we have cnn political commentator and atlantic media contributing editor peter binart. we have cnn senior political analyst ron brownstein, also editorial director at the national journal. and the washington post assistant editor david
den before. he will visit a federal prison. in addition to taking a tour the president is also expected to meet with inmates and law enforcement officials. this comes just days after a decision by the white house to commute the prison sentences of dozens of drug offenders, reforming the criminal justice system is something the president says he wants to make a top priority during his remaining time in office. he was locked up after being busted delivering an envelope containing four ounces of campaign worth about $500. he served about 12 years. and his sentence was eventually granted executive klemmcle monosi.
ever, facebook. cnbc s mandy durre is here. every day investors may be able to get in on the action. that s right, chris, ordinary investors are often relegated to the sidelines, they dole out funds, but the likes of you and me to buy shares on the first day of trade, however, there s speculation facebook may make some portion of its ipo shares available to the so-called small investors, you and me, as good will. after all, we ve made facebook the huge, big success that it is. also, looks like morgan stanley is going to take the lead on this ipo and word is facebook will raise about $5 billion or more. if it raises $10 billion, it could be a campaign worth $100 billion.
weeks, initially a conservative website, free beacon which paid for research. after trump got the republican nomination, law firm connected to hillary clinton campaign and dnc which paid fusion to continue its work, including hiring ex-british intelligence officer christopher steele to produce memos about the trump campaign and russian government. forgive me for saying, nothing in the steele memos have thus far been conclusively disproven and every campaign worth its salt does research. but tried to turn this into its own scandal, the real collusion story, is in part by claiming