with what witnesses told investigators or have told congress during the course of their investigation. it s also legally significant because if we are looking for some sort of a kid proqquid pro relationship, what were the business discussions between the trump campaign and trump personal and russia and russia figures on the other hand. i want to get to the deripaska news. when we get to the timing, giuliani is saying okay, okay, if trump was working on a moscow tower deal, it didn t impact the campaign promises, right? the quote was it was such a minor matter. it wasn t a minor matter and felix sater, a russian-born business associate said they considered gifting putin a gift house in moscow that would be worth $50 million, that was a marketing thing discussed and i m using this to make the point not only putin being relevant but this was not a small amount
because for donald trump, it really is all about the money. troy, how do you figure the chicken and the egg question. was he gunning for president to build up the business or was he making some money on the way to the presidency or was it all was it he never thought he would be elected and he was thinking about the money. i do think he never thought he was going to be elected president. this was all a marketing thing for him. it totally got out of hand. we ve all been focused on did they have compromising material. maybe it was something as simple as this hotel project because he thinks this is a way to open the door to those deals. are you sure it wasn t i m not sure about anything, no. this one is so obvious. at the same time trump was trying to cut a deal to get that tower up in moscow, he was publicly promising a better relationship with russia with the voters, including with vladimir putin who had control over whether trump s project went forward. at the same time as
to do something. you saw how much money stock lost when he went on the record saying he has to spend all this money to get security up and running. let her finish. a certain point is a marketing thing. also last-minute because people, and fake accounts. hold on. the market will take care of these things. this is an economic decision based on facebook. you don t need charlie gasparino or regulators why on earth i don t think we should have
of color on sunday nights, which was like just an acid trip of a show. we just could not believe it. tinkerbell going bing, bing, bing. and it was like special effects par excellence. the world is a carousel of color it also happened just coincidently at the time when what we think of as the mod 60s came in. colors were all over the place just as tv could start to take advantage of them. hi. well, glad you could make it. i remember saying stay tuned for gidget next, in color. wednesday nights, in color, on abc. it was a big marketing thing. color tv was a huge step forward as far as the technology went. and yet, i think of lost in space. lost in space started off as a black and white show and went to color.
for gidget next, in color. wednesday nights, in color, on abc. it was a big marketing thing. color tv was a huge step forward as far as the technology went. and yet, i think of lost in space. lost in space started off as a black and white show and went to color. it didn t get any better when it went to color. dr. smith, you re alive. of course, i m alive. do i look like a corpse? the period has a reputation for being tv as a kind of candy. sometimes it felt like there was in really aggressive innocence to it. you re only to blow that in an emergency. this is an emergency, you re standing on my foot! gilligan s island makes no sense whatsoever logistically. how is the professor able to build all this stuff but not build a damn raft? this stick of true dynamite that i made. it makes no sense if you pull any single thread on it, but it was just like the kind of show designed to live forever in