seemed to be concocted by a college freshman experimenting in their dorm room. our senior media correspondent brian stelter has more on the feud and why it may go back to something deeply personal. look at those hands. are they small hands? reporter: donald trump is not one to let things go. at this gop debate in march he famously defended the size of his hands, among other things. i guarantee you there s no problem. i guarantee you. reporter: the original insult about trump s hands can be traced back to this guy, vanity fair editor graydon carter who called trump a short-fingered vulgarian in the 80s. attacking vanity fair in a tweet, trump predicted carter would be fired. he said in 2012 that he couldn t
presidential statements and even preparing for presidential interviews. when the president says something, it can send markets moving, it can create foreign policy shifts. and when you say it, that becomes your policy. so, you know, i think the big question is, does he realize the difference of when he is a candidate, and even president-elect, than when he is an actual president. i think he has already moved, you know, market, not full markets but stocks. i mean, look what happened to boeing s stock and lockheed martin s stock, betsy, when he tweeted negative things about the company. right, exactly. what he says on twitter certainly has a major impact. in the case of vanity fair, magazine says it got 13,000 new subscribers after trump sent out that tweet.
i want the facts. okay. the facts are, there s been no growth in the economy. almost 11 million new jobs created. i know, you can say you can have 22 million new jobs. but no, the record of obama has been pitiful as far as the economy in america. we ve got to move. you can t move at 1% a year. you ve got to donald trump is going to have to move us at 3, 4, 5%. the economy grew 3% last quarter. last quarter. not for the last eight years. that s just one quarter. but no, we haven t had any growth of any you know, it has not it has not been a good period for the country. and i mean, i really believe