loan of a million dollar. i came into manhattan and i had to pay him back. i started with a million dollar loan. i built a billion dollar company. my father gave me a small loan and i built it into a company that s worth many, many billions of dollars. i built that into a massive empire and i paid my father back that loan. donald trump, the brand, was based on that story, the story of self-made billions. but a stunning new new york times investigation disputes that. for 18 months in a locked room at the new york times, three journalist poured over tens of thousands of documents going back decades learning that the future president and his siblings received more than a billion dollars from their parents in the process, helping, according to the times, to hide much of that family fortune from the irs. moments ago the president responded to the times story on twitter, calling it old, boring and an oftentimes hit piece.
opposing party of being more in line with or more tolerant of sexual misconduct. and that s optimistic, isn t it, errol? we talked about it, what is to come next. i know. i do need to ask this, sarah. interestingly enough, the president apparently liked the wall street journal story on twitter. i want to point that out. that means that the story is, obviously, on his radar. i even read somebody else on twitter who said, what did you like that about that exactly, mr. president? do we really think at this point that he s not going to address any of this? well, i think it s probably in his interest not to wade into the issue he s not a credible voice on the issue of sexual misconduct because he, himself, has been accused so many times. but remember that steve wynn and donald trump go way, way back and they were famous rivals in the casino industry and no love loss between the two. even though they may have patched some of that over when
steve wynn became the finance chair of the rnc, there has still been talk that that rivalry exists between the two and some people trying to decipher why president trump liked that story on twitter. we always appreciate your perspectives, thank you. thank you. the former doctor who treated women gymnast larry nassar will spend the rest of his life in prison, but the fallout of his actions has turned the heat on organizations associated with it. the board of usa gymnastics say all its members, all of them will resign after a request by the u.s. olympic committee and michigan state s director stepping down. michigan state s basketball coach says at this point it s time to heal. still top priority in this healing process is for our courageous survivors. as a campus community, we do need to come together as spartans to be a part of that healing process and that s going