>> Thank you very much, everybody. It's a great honor to have the Crown Prince with us.
>> He's a wannabe authoritarian. >> Eliminate all the unfortunate past,
and open a new future. >> Of course I will, don't meddle in
the election. Don't meddle in the election. >> His business dealings are as
dirty as they come.
>> Proud Boys, stand back and stand by. >> He intentionally panders
to the worst of humanity. >> Does it concern you that many people saw that
tweet as racist? And that white nationalist groups are finding common cause with you on that point?
>> It doesn't concern me, because many people agree with me.
>> He is a white supremacist. >> Defiant and unapologetic
following his attack on four elected members of Congress. All are Democrats, all are women
of color, all are US citizens. >> If they're not happy here,
they can leave. When it comes to great steaks, I've just raised the stakes.
>> A failed businessman. >>
And Trump Plaza in Atlantic City,
like many other properties, crashed and burned. >> I was shortchanged well over $100,000.
>> Did it have a lasting impact on your firm? >> Most certainly it did,
it was a great disappointment. >> While screwing many in the process.
>> But if you look in terms of
dollars, $3 billion, $533 million. >> He has laid it all out for you,
from dirty Saudi money to the laundering of money with Russian oligarchs and gangsters,
using for example, Trump Tower in New York. This is simply who Donald Trump is.
BuzzFeed found more than 1,300 Trump condos were bought not by people,
but by shell companies. And that the purchases were made without a mortgage,
avoiding inquiries from lenders. Which brings us to the New England Patriots, Pats great Tom Brady,
Hall of Fame coach Bill Belichick, and Pats Chairman Robert Kraft, a close Trump ally.
The Patriots have been credibly accused of spying on opposing teams multiple times, with
video surfacing from just last season seen here. >> It was one of the biggest stories in sports.
The New England Patriots caught videotaping a rival team's coaches
as they sent signals to their players. >> Let me make this clear, it was a huge scandal.
>> It's embarrassing, it's absurd. >> The Pats, of course, denied it all
along. What makes this rot is the involvement of the former President Donald Trump, and this man,
former Pennsylvania state senator Arlen Specter. You see Specter, now deceased,
was a big Eagles fan and served on the Senate Judiciary Committee.
He saw his team lose to Kraft's Pats, and wondered if they had cheated to hoist the Lombardi trophy.
After Roger Goodell ignored two letters Specter sent demanding an explanation,
the Commish ordered close ally and lead counsel Jeff Pash to destroy evidence
which was located inside Gillette Stadium, where the Patriots play their home games.
Surprisingly, Specter made a call to schedule a meeting. He wanted to get things off his chest.
The meeting was with Robert Kraft. Eventually, they got around to campaign money donations,
blah, blah, blah. However, what should raise everyone's eyebrows is this. The
Kraft discussion led Specter to offer Charles Robbins, Specter's trusted long
time communications aide and the ghostwriter of two Specter memoirs an intriguing note.
On the signal stealing, a mutual friend had told me that if I laid off the Patriots,
there'd be a lot of money in Palm Beach. And I replied, I couldn't care less. Although that
exchange is published in Specter's 2012 book, the senator didn't identify a powerful friend,
nor did he reveal in print that the friend had told him he was acting as an emissary of Kraft.
The question was continually asked,
who was the mutual friend of Specter and Kraft who had offered a lot of money
for a powerful senator's Spygate investigation to be dropped? Specter's oldest son Shanin, a Philly
personal injury and medical malpractice attorney and Robbins revealed it. The man who dangled
campaign cash if Specter were to drop the Spygate inquiry was none other than Donald J Trump.
Not only that, Trump had told Specter he was acting on behalf of Robert Kraft.
Kraft and Trump both responding to ESPN through spokespeople denied involvement
in any effort to influence Specter's investigation. Matthew T Sanderson,
a Republican election attorney and a partner at Caplin & Drysdale in Washington told ESPN,
he can't walk up to a US senator and say, my friend has a big bag of cash for you.
Even if it's campaign money, if you would drop your investigation, that's a bribe.