Oswald killed jfk which could only mean ted cruzs father was involved in jfks assassination. It was a stress. But at the time trump was running against cruz for the republican president now, trump was already well on his way to becoming the partys nominee, but ted cruz was still hanging on, and he was refusing to leave the race much to trumps vexatious. By The Morning Of May 3rd Trump was calling into his favorite morning show. His father was with Lee Harvey Oswald prior to oswald being shot. The whole thing is ridiculous. By the end of that day ted cruz hadha dropped out of the president ial race but not before responding to trumps allegations. You know, donalds source for this is the National Enquirer. The National Enquirer is tabloid trash, but its run by his good friend, david pecker, the ceo whos endorsed donald trump. So the National Enquirer has become his hit piece he uses to smear anybody and everybody. The national ybenquirer has become trumps hit piece he uses to smear anybo
the american people, all of you watching tonight to know that he s paid nothing in federal taxes. painothinthat i paid millions f in taxes, millions of dollarst e of income tax. and let me just t telltell you,e was a story in one of- the papers that tax paid 38 million dollars one year. i paid twenty seven million. raf your tax returns. democrats frame the request for the returns around congressional oversight.d thatt they asserted that the irs wasn t doing its jobhe conductih proper audit of the president. the returns show that the former president paid seven hundred $50 or $ less in income taxes in most yearsnd between 20 , 15 and 2020. trump reported business losses year after year in. in the first year, 2015, h the first year. over 2015. he had over seven million in 2016 to twenty twenty .h he had 15 to 20 millionillion business losses a year. . and so trump s businessestrum
about for many yearsnd a you go online, there s websites that the proclaim to be sources that have completely made up information on them it s very very difficult and we re seeing issues. neil: but you re feeling this economic recovery and you should be happy. and i think that we re going to see that once you go to the polls in 2020 neil. they vote for the president if they are making more money. well there was a poll out that had a lot of interesting information the first head-to-head where president trump was losing to the top six candidates but what i found to be the most interesting result was how many people 71% of people said they were better off but only 40% were giving credit to the president . that s what he has to change and connect his presidency to how you re feeling about your tax cut or whatever it is, the tweeting hurts, the tariffs hurt or the fake tariff war i would go down this path. neil: okay. not that i m wishing him all the best in this i m just saying that
wall street is booming back and main street is still struggling. we are paying the price. what we have witnessed in the last couple of yearsnd what we re witnessing today sh int inform built up in the middle class for decades that s been shifted to wall street. mr. diamond thinks it s okay for the american taxpayer to bail out wall street but it s no good for the american taxpayer or federal dollars to help out a city recover after back absolutely butchered in the manufacturing sector and not invested in for generations? exactly. the divestment and they have super pacs now are trying to derail the deal and get it even worse than it is for the fooex? yeah. it s par for the course. you said it. we have to fight and vote. there s no question. not done. my mom e the old saying you
straight forward, which is social security does not work financially for coming generations jufts great in the last 75 yearsnd helped our seniors and will continue to do so. but people who are young we ve got change the program and make it sustainibility. i know how to fix things. that is what i ve done throughout my career and governor perry, if he continues to say it should go back to the state i think that is problematic course. sean: there is an article in the paper this morning you don t think rick perry is electable. that was a headline in usa today . interviewer kept on trying to get me to say that. i said look there are challenges with his issues. i didn t use the word unelectable. that ais what i do believe is that in a republican contest in, a national contest, you can t be attacking social security. it s part of the bed rock of the social fabric of our