the other thing to get to the point of the original conversation. and the border. we had issues down there. we have immigration issues that are not as simple as a wall. if i gi you $5 billion today and you build a wall and sign the trump name on it. and make it out of gold. we ll have a problem in the country. we ll have drugs coming in. we ll have an asylum problem. and not to mention the caravan that never showed up since the election. we re going to have issues to still deal with and an immigration problem. some real and some as fake at the caravan. it s not either or. it s both and all of the above. i have to leave at that. this is a big problem with lots of different facets. if you focus on one the way we have with the physical barrier issue we ll never get anywhere. and we haven t.
salacious headlines with her husband. clearly this is a first lady who has been successful suing a tabloid about a story she said was false and she won that suit and they settled out of court. she s very protective and very private, but listening to her say she doesn t like the opportunists felt very interesting in a way because there are so many other things swirling around her husband and his administration and it was interesting to me that she has her eye on those trying to take advantage of her and the trump name, which is, of course, is the basis of the trump brand. there s a lot of irony in that answer, in my opinion. right. thank you. i think you are right, the time something the most interesting thing with the cohen plea. no coincidence, i would submit. melting snow and rain, and cnn meteorologist, chad myers,
people who had staked their hopes and dreams on becoming a businessman like him. this is someone who has been bankrupt multiple times and who, for those of us who live around atlantic city, you know, you can t hear the trump name in that town without folks spitting to the ground. this is not a surprise. this is someone who has tried in every single way to evade taxes from the very beginning. that first that bombshell new york times story that got lost in the news of the day. we spent days on it. it didn t get lost here. but this is a part of his character. and the question is, is there going to be somebody, whether it s congress or the southern district of new york or the department of justice that will finally hold this person accountable? because the hypocrisy is so, so glaring. when you have a zero tolerance policy from this white house for a refugee seeking haven in the united states, whereas he and his associates are supposed to
imports. ben, thank you. up next, we re 19 days away from the midterms. the one race president trump has seemingly been most focused on is in montana where democratic senator jon tester is neck and neck with republican matt rosendale. we re going to go there why to see despite the president s campaigning the race is still being decided by local issues. before we go, you are looking live at the upper west side of manhattan where any minute now the trump name is expected to be removed from the trump place condominium. the building bought the right to use the trump name in 2000 but last week 70% of the condo owners voted to have the letters removed. the trump organization threatened legal action if the letters were taken off but a judge ruled the building was not required to use the identification trump on its exterior. i have a sinking feeling banksy would love to get his hands on
units have been sold. according to a 2016 bankruptcy filing. and the trump name is off that property as well. and then there is a planned tower in tampa. donald trump said in 2007 the building sold out of units. in reality, the developers failed to sell a minimum of 70% of units there and the project was never even built. outfront now, a reporter for pro publica. heather, welcome. this investigation shows these were not one-offs or mistakes. this is clearly how the trump family did business, but i have to ask, did anything that you found that the trumps did, did any of it fall into the category of illegal? well, that is a very good question. thanks, first of all, for having me on. we spoke with one federal prosecutor who said that a lot of the behaviors that we were finding and describing, this