but now of course the trumps, administered in new jersey, so mar-a-lago is closed up for the summer. it was only a skeleton staff including groundskeepers. it was a boiling hot day yesterday in palm beach, 91 degrees. and yet the fbi agents and the doj attorneys would not let donald trump s lawyers shelter inside come out of the sun, in the air-conditioned lobby. there were not allowed to observe any parts of this search that went on for nine sorry, yeah, about nine hours. over nine hours. from about 9:00 a.m. until about 6:30 p.m. and the demeanor of these doj attorneys was, i m told, arrogant. and they continually repeated that we have access to everything and everywhere. we are told they went into every
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the president s company and how it s allegedly relied on the work of undocumented immigrants for years. dozens of them have come forward and shared their experiences of working at the trump organization, mostly as housekeepers, groundskeepers, stone masons. the washington post led to five questions about president trump s use of undocumented workers. joining me is david fahrenthold from the washington post and msnbc analyst. david has given his very deft style, the co-author of this style. welcome, david. i want to run through five questions you lay out. we ll try to get the most in the time we have. first up, how many trump businesses employed undocumented workers and for how long? we know of at least 11, and that includes a number of golf courses that employed undocumented workers as house keepers, groundskeepers, and also includes a number of places that were literally built by undocumented workers. the president s summer white house at bedminster, and member of the clubs empl
people delegate, that s not the way the trump it s not that big of an organization. people tend to think of it as this massive company. he talks about 10,000 employees. when i with was there there was only 7 or 8 people in a group, but suddenly people can do their own thing and people have responsibilities. but when he talks about 10,000 employees, he s talking about groundskeepers at golf courses. dealers at a casino, i don t know if he has any more, or not. thank you. appreciate it. my pleasure. we want to check in with chris. look who i have with me. one of your fans, my son, mario. i saw your son playing ball earlier in the hall. i know. i would have offered to play ball but it would be embarrassing. anderson will ruin the game for you because you ll realize you ll never be that smooth. so, the theme of the show tonight is integrity. we re looking at different types
fellow man seriously, and he s a man of enormous love. he achieved the highest office in the land, but he did not abandon any of his principles, any of his decency, any of his caring for his fellow man. he d always ask you about your family. no matter who he talked to at that white house, groundskeepers, guy cutting the grass, he knew your name and he never asked you how is your wife, or how is your son, he d call them by name. in crucial things, unity. in important things, diversity. in all things, generosity. on my twitter profile i have one of my grandfather s quotes and it s any definition of a successful life must include service to others. when people are given back, those contributions are what clearly bridges all of us, democrat, republican,