Speaker 1: I am going to play for you now clips from the most humiliating, deranged
and disastrous interview that I can ever remember Donald Trump giving since the start of his
political career.
Trump seems visibly scared in this interview.
This interview took place last night on Fox News with Sean HANNITY after the news that
New York was suing Trump and his family for 250 million and seeking to prevent him from
doing any business in New York.
After Trump's own special master said, You got to cut the crap because these explanations
aren't cutting it.
And after a judge determined that, yes, the Department of Justice can now resume its investigation
of Trump with the documents they seized at Mar a Lago, Trump is scared, and when Trump
gets scared, he becomes belligerent, belligerent without even drinking.
Let's get right into this.
Trump missing from Fox News for a while, allowed back on and before we even get into the criminal
stuff.
Trump continuing this impossible to understand statement that he both completed the wall
and was just about to finish it when he left office.
Speaker 2: Everlong And they just dismantled that.
They wouldn't finish the wall.
The wall was completed.
The original section was completed.
Said, Let's do more.
We did more.
He could have had that finished in three weeks.
Speaker 1: Okay.
The wall was done.
But then they stopped it.
But we had completed it.
And then they said we could do it in three weeks.
I can't even make sense of that, so I'm not even going to try.
Let's just continue.
Here is Donald Trump addressing this issue of the values of his properties.
See if you can make sense of this.
Speaker 2: And she said we're going to get him that.
Her whole campaign was based on that.
And then she came after us.
We've been going over this for years.
And I actually thought because our values are really high, the company is great.
I built a great company like places like this, so many other places that I have like this,
frankly, I mean, just to do among the finest places.
Speaker 1: And we can't even address the substance.
Just he gets locked into this.
My places are great in the world.
Speaker 2: I actually thought that they would never bring a case and she brought it.
And the reason I thought because she didn't have a case, I was of the impression she wanted
to settle, but I had a problem because how do you pay something, even if it's a small
amount of money if you're not guilty?
Speaker 1: This was he thought she was going to.
I mean, it's completely unintelligible, folks.
I thought we were just going to settle with her instead.
But also, how do you do guilty when you didn't do anything wrong?
But why were you expecting to settle then?
What are you talking about?
It doesn't make any sense.
This continues to just get worse and worse.
Trump, unable to answer any question directly asked by Sean HANNITY Were you actually the
one filling out the loan applications?
I don't think Trump even answers that question.
Speaker 2: Go back to Letitia James.
Did you ever in.
Speaker 3: Your life fill out a loan application when in the Trump Organization?
Speaker 2: Well, you know, we make loans, but I have very little debt.
Speaker 1: The question was, do you fill out the application?
Speaker 2: Here's what I want to tell you what make.
I might add one thing.
They've demeaned me for years with this stuff, and now they find out I have very little debt.
Speaker 1: He doesn't answer the question.
Okay.
The question was, do you fill out the loan apps?
And Trump goes, I don't have much debt and you know, we make loans, but who knows?
Here.
HANNITY actually seems to try to help Trump come up with possible legal defenses.
They're not great ideas, I have to tell you.
Speaker 3: I was told that in your financial statements, when you make a loan application
and you can confirm or.
Speaker 2: If you know or not know this.
Do you put in a caveat that actually says these are valuations because I don't know,
lending institution.
Speaker 3: A bank, a financial institution that would lend money to anybody.
Speaker 2: And just go by the borrower's estimation of valuation of a particular property.
Speaker 3: So if you're buying a $100 million property and you're.
Speaker 2: Putting X, Y and Z up for leverage, you estimate its value.
And this they estimated at this.
Don't they have a fiduciary responsibility before you?
They give you that amount of money so that they determine what the value is.
First of all, these are banks that have the best law firms in the world, the biggest and
best and most powerful.
They do their own work.
They don't rely on us.
But what they do is we have a disclaimer and we put so.
Speaker 1: Understand the subterfuge whether or not not that is true.
And it is true, generally speaking, that that's that banks do that.
It doesn't make it any less fraudulent for Trump to put a bunch of this stuff on paper
in the way that he did, as outlined in the 200 page lawsuit.
Speaker 2: As my people put it together, I would look at it and it looked fine, but it's
not overly important.
What's important is the property of the best property.
What happened, Sean, is we have a disclaimer right on the front and it basically says,
you know, get your own people, you're at your own risk.
This was done by management.
It wasn't done by a it was done by management.
So don't rely on the statement that you're getting.
And it's and by the way, it goes on for like a page and a half.
It's a very big disclaimer.
It's a very powerful disclaimer.
Speaker 1: Super powerful guys.
It's nobody's ever seen a disclaimer this powerful to be to be completely honest.
Trump then continues to argue he he's almost continuing to argue the false real estate
values that are at the crux of the lawsuit.
He just keeps saying these are the values after saying, well, it's subjective.
So even if it's worth less, it's not really my problem.
Now, he says, Well, these are the values.
Speaker 2: And ability to come up with their own valuation because they've got their own
bosses and shareholders that they have to answer to.
So they would look at a property like this.
I don't even have a mortgage on this property.
I don't have a mortgage on most of my properties.
Speaker 1: Okay.
I actually I want to address that for a second.
You and I might say you either have a mortgage on a property or you own it outright in these
big commercial properties, hotels and resorts and this type of thing, saying I don't have
a mortgage versus I don't have debt are two different things.
Because in these types of properties, sometimes they are financed with debt to equity financing.
It's not a mortgage.
A mortgage is not the instrument.
Sometimes you would have a commercial loan.
Sometimes it's a commercial construction loan because you're buying a property for 50 million
and another 25 million for work.
And so you need 75 million and you put down 10%.
It's not a mortgage, strictly speaking.
They're not mortgages, but it is still debt.
And so that all of these little statements are misdirection at their core.
Speaker 2: You know, I used to read where he's overextended and he had so much money
borrowed.
And I'm saying, what are they talking about?
But and actually, the one good thing is people see what a great company I built.
I built a great company.
A powerful company.
Speaker 1: You're getting sued for lying.
And he's talking about his company.
Speaker 2: A company that's very lonely, leveraged with among the best assets anywhere in the
world.
I mean, you look at this and said she has this down to $75 billion.
I can tell you it's many times that number.
She said, oh, he evaluated at 75 or whatever it is or she valued at 75.
Speaker 1: He doesn't even know what he's saying.
This is, by the way, Mar-A-Lago.
What they're talking about is Mar a Lago, which Letitia James believes is worth 75 million,
and Trump believes his worth worth 739 million.
Speaker 2: Letitia James No, but if I were going, I don't have a mortgage on this property.
If I was going to put a mortgage on this property, the institutions are going to be coming over.
They're going to go through comparable properties all over Palm Beach or whatever it is, wherever
it may be.
Miami, we have them all over.
We have tremendous properties.
Speaker 1: So he's completely all over the place.
Then it starts to get almost a little bit sad where Trump admits he has trouble referring
himself to himself as a former president.
Speaker 2: When they're here, we could do lots of things.
We I think we had good security.
We had as you know, we had tremendous Secret Service.
They are unbelievable people.
And they're all over Mar a Lago, as happens to a former president, etc., etc..
I hate to use the word former because I have a lot of problems with what happened, but
the fact is we wouldn't be having all these problems that we have right now, by the way,
with Ukraine and Russia talking about.
Speaker 1: This has nothing to do with Ukraine and Russia.
Speaker 2: Your weapons.
Now, I want to get to all of that, because what's happening in the world is horrible.
Speaker 1: It's a horrible thing what's happening in the world.
At another point during the interview, Trump again went back to the FBI, planted evidence
at Mar a Lago.
Now, that is old ground, which I thought he had gotten away from by saying they didn't
plant it.
It was totally fine for me to have it.
But I guess we're going back to maybe it was planted.
Speaker 2: When Hillary broke them up, broke up all our phones with the hammers and they
did the bleach because.
Speaker 1: Now this story is Hillary with a hammer smashing up Trump's iPhone.
Speaker 2: Well, the things that happened were incredible.
Well, you could also say 33 million documents or pages with President Obama.
That's very questionable.
33 million.
3000.
Happens to be a similar number, 33 million.
Speaker 1: That's suspicious, guys.
33.
A lot of 33 going on.
Speaker 2: They're fighting over them or arguing over them.
The problem that you have is they go into rooms they won't let anybody near.
They wouldn't even let them in the same building.
Did they drop anything into those piles?
Speaker 1: There it is.
There is the suggestion the FBI could have dropped any of that stuff, which I, by the
way, declassified.
Why would you declassify the very things the FBI is planning to leave there?
Then maybe the wacky the second wackiest moment of this interview, Trump says he can declassified
documents telepathically.
By thinking about it, folks.
Speaker 2: Please stand it.
You know, there's different people say different things.
But as I said, that doesn't have to be if you're the president of the United States,
you can declassify just by saying it's declassified, even by thinking about it.
Right.
Because you're sending it to Mar a Lago or to wherever you're sending it.
And there doesn't have to be a process.
There can be a process, but it doesn't have to be.
Speaker 1: So Trump can telepathically declassify documents, but he didn't take them.
They might have been planted by the FBI.
And it just so happened that they had been telepathically declassified by Donald Trump.
Here is the final moment from this interview and it is so unintelligible.
Trump is on a word salad that is so unintelligible that about a minute in HANNITY tries to stop
Trump to help him, because what he's saying is making so little sense.
And even HANNITY can't save Trump.
Speaker 2: So let me ask you this question, because I think this is the next logical question,
because the president of the United States, you, unlike, say, Hillary Clinton, in her
case, a president has the power to declassify.
Right.
Okay.
You said untruth, social a number of times.
You declined to declassify.
Is there a process?
What was your process to do?
Does it have to be a process, as I understand it?
You know, there's different people say different things, but as I understand, it doesn't have
to be if you're the president of the United States, you can declassify just by saying
it's declassified, even by thinking about it because you're sending it to Mar a Lago
or to wherever you're sending it.
And it doesn't have to be a process.
There can be a process, but it doesn't have to be.
Speaker 1: All right.
So that's what we saw before.
And now it goes off the rails.
And within 30 seconds, HANNITY tries to help and even he can't save Trump.
Speaker 2: Is it you make that decision.
So when you send it, it's declassified.
We I declassified everything.
No, I declassified things.
And we were having a lot of problems with Mary.
You know, Neera is a radical left group of people running that thing.
And when you send documents over there, I would say there's a very good chance that
a lot of those documents will never be seen again.
There's also a lot of speculation because of what they did, the severity of the FBI
becomes HANNITY raiding Mar-A-Lago.
Were they looking for the Hillary Clinton emails that were deleted?
But they are around someplace.
Were they looking for the final say?
You had it?
No, no.
They may be saying they may have thought that it wasn't okay.
And a lot of people said the only thing is.
Speaker 1: Trump saying the FBI might have thought Hillary's bleached e-mails were at
Mar a Lago.
I can't tell you what he's saying.
Speaker 2: Would if the kind of severity that they showed by actually coming in and rating
with many, many people.
Is the Hillary Clinton deal, the Russia, Russia, Russia stuff or.
I mean, there there are a number of things, the spying on Trump's campaign center.
Speaker 1: Folks.
This guy is scared in a way.
I've never seen him be scared.
I think that's the explanation here.
The behavior, the delusions, the unhinged nature.
There is something materially different here.
And I believe it's that Trump is scared out of his wits.
Let me know.
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I want to hear from you.
All right.
Let's cover a couple
of other things.