fine. you were at the mayo clink. you ve had your annual checkup. everything good? everything good? everything healthy? last one was seven years. annually i got checked, yeah. yeah. so basic sort of physical condition remain more the same. that s good. yes? you are probably the most famous person i have ever interviewed. really? do you like being that famous? no, no, no, no. i describe myself as a monk, no more, no less. i am one of the seven human beings. basically, we are the same. you are british or i m british, yes. i m tibetan. these are things. basically, your emotion, my emotion, your mind, my mind, your of course differences the size of nose. but basically the same physical. so i always look that way. yeah. same. yeah, same. do you think that fame is a corrupting force in the modern world, celebrity? i think it depends on attitude toward these popularity or name if you re too much attached. and then sometimes that become hindrance to
shortly said he learned of the story from reporting by drew griffin and our producer, greg fitzpatrick. this story is so unfolding. the charity in question is the disabled veterans national foundation. that s their seal. they have raised nearly $56 million in the past three years. what s outrageous is that not one dime has actually gone directly to help disabled veterans. we have been showing you this now for a long time. you may what happened when drew tried to talk to the president, precilla wilkewitz. meet precilla wilkewitz, president of the disabled veterans national foundation. who we found at a small vfw office in baton rouge, louisiana. well, this is the veterans of foreign wars. i didn t think you d do something like this. we ve agreed to talk to you. nobody agreed. none of the money has gone to any veterans, ma am. okay so the bottom line is you re not going to give me an interview? cnn has been trying to get an interview for two years with the disabled vete
drew is going to join us again tonight because the story is still unfolding. the charity in question is the disabled veterans national foundation. that s their seal. they have raised nearly $56 million in the past three years. what s outrageous is that not one dime has actually gone directly to help disabled veterans. we have been showing you this now for a long time. you may what happened when drew tried to talk to the president, precilla wilkewitz. meet precilla wilkewitz, president of the disabled veterans national foundation. who we found at a small vfw office in baton rouge, louisiana. well, this is the veterans of foreign wars. i didn t think you d do something like this. we ve agreed to talk to you. answer your questions. nobody agreed. here is the question. none of the money has gone to any veterans, ma am? okay so the bottom line is you re not going to give me an interview? cnn has been trying to get an interview for two years with the disabled veterans natio
captions by vitac www.vitac.com i m erin burnett. vultures dive bombing the carcass. just an image. makes me think of the field growing up, dead deer, entrails everywhere, that s what it looks like for facebook. at least three lawsuits filed in connection to the ipo. and plus investigations by the securities and exchange commission and the massachusetts secretary of the commonwealth and of course headlines like these on the front pages. the best went to cnn money. oh, zuck. inside facebook s fumble and the washington post called it a debacle. here s where the stock closed today, at $32 a share. down $10 from where it opened on ipo morning at $42. that means it s lost a quarter of the value since it opened. that s pretty stunning. you say how? how could one of the most anticipated offerings in american history, when i say anticipated in history and the biggest in terms of size in this country s history, one that was supposed to invigorate and make the stock market a pl
alcohol than just about anybody else with the rambling man himself. gregg allman has seen it all. now he s bringing a surprise. wife number seven to be. this timety am really in love. gregg allman, the primetime exclusive. and only in america, talk about blood money. an outrageous insult to a beloved president. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. my big story tonight the bain blame game. listen to this from last night. we found out when we got in a fight with mitt romney over this that it didn t work. that people understand free enterprise. people realize sometimes you succeed, sometimes you fail. but they refuse to take a one-sided view of it. so he s attacking mitt romney or was cory booker right the first time? is it just nauseating? joining me now, a man who thought he was the perfect person to ask about private equity. donald trump. how are you? hello, piers. congratulations on a thrilling finale to celebrity apprentice and may i say arsenio w