drugs, a documentary, a war in america and war worth fighting or can it be won? interesting thing, eminem opening up about past drug addiction. he speaks about being addicted to vicodin. in a two-minute video clip that's inside this film. it was released on april 25th. includes appearances from 50 cent and russell simmons. eminem candid about his addiction. >> tmz is reporting that omarosa from "the apprentice" her mom and her at b.e.t. awards. another celebrity, alum, claudia jordan says, that omarosa's mom came and clocked her. in the arm. she filed a police report. once again all according to tmz. she said she called her a stupid -- they were having an argument, claudia, and omarosa.
>> that would be the end of the show. everybody would know you would win and nobody would want to watch. that wouldn't be very good. >> gretchen: that flies in the face of three little words that we often play on tape here at "fox & friends" and i think they can play it right now. >> brian, you're fired. [ laughter ] >> brian: they play it all the time. last night i think you have a little problem now. both guy -- everyone likes each other now. there isn't as much anger as there was in the board room. >> there was great anger with omarosa. they're very smart players. they're smart, cunning, they're good and the show is doing fantastic and as you know, nbc just increased it from one hour to two hours through the rest of the run. so that's usually a good sign. >> steve: it's a terrific show and if you're going to watch nbc, it is the best show on nbc. >> thank you very much. >> gretchen: donald trump, thank you very much. we'll see you back here, same time, same station next monday. >> very good. >> gretchen: coming up, more proof you're living in a regulation nation. we'll tell what you that means. did you know, for example, there
but we can't build a school in brooklyn, new york. >> gretchen: maybe there is hope. they're trying to get private investors in. let's talk about "celebrity apprentice" because you kicked off somebody who a lot of people don't like. let's watch. >> omarosa, i adore you. we had tremendous success together. >> absolutely. >> you helped me make the apprentice -- we were the number one show on television. >> absolutely. >> you helped make may star. dennis, she helped to make me a star. but omarosa, you're fired. >> steve: why is she the perfect villain on tv reality show? >> i don't know. my wife was angry. she said, she didn't help you become a star! i said, i was trying to be nice. i'm firing her. i'm trying to be nice. but she goes, she didn't help you become a star. but that's okay. omarosa was great. we've had tremendous success together. the show became the number one show on television and honestly, she was terrific in this series. she was fantastic. >> brian: it was prior to that
the party's, you know, pick for president in 2016? >> well, i remember i was there last year and ron paul was doing very well and that whole libertarian movement, which has some great points, by the way, but that movement is a very strong movement within cpac. there is no question about it. >> brian: are you part of it? >> i'm a part of certain aspects of it. i do believe in certain things having to do with the libertarian. it's really a movement. perhaps it gets carried a little too far, but there are certain things in there that you have to be part of. anybody has to be, from a common sense standpoint. >> brian: common sense would say it means "celebrity apprentice" day, sunday, that was yesterday. donald, here you are at that moment that everyone waits for every sunday. who will you fire? watch. >> latoya, were you afraid to bring omarosa back? it's okay. were you afraid you didn't want confrontation? >> absolutely not. >> i know you're tough. >> i want to battle her, mr. trump. >> arsenio has a different take than me.
he gets it. but i don't get it. i hate to do it, latoya. you made a terrible choice when you didn't bring back omarosa because i think i probably would have fired omarosa. latoya, you're fired. >> steve: that was the tactical error. she brought in those two other people who didn't do anything wrong. that was just dumb on her part. >> well, she almost was afraid of omarosa. omarosa has really been acting up. she's been pretty evil. a lot of people don't like her and i'm getting a lot of heat for keeping her. my at real donald trump is getting a lot of heat for keeping her, but i had no choice she didn't bring her back. >> brian: i heard latoya said i bet you pull the plug on your fiance. >> that's a strong statement. omarosa was crying all overt place. but she didn't bring omarosa back. now, if she's not before me, i can't fire her. but i am getting a lot of heat, no question about it. >> ainsley: i have to mention one thing.
i was watching "family feud." did you see the episode when you were the topic of one of the games? >> no, i didn't. >> ainsley: it was all these phrases that donnel -- donald trump would say and you're fired was one of them. you know you've made it, right? >> and being on your show is a great honor. >> steve: you mentioned twitter. you can follow donald trump at real donald trump on the twitter feed. >> brian: my son says every day, did you see what donald trump did today? >> steve: i was monitoring him last night. he had about 15 about omarosa yesterday. donald, we'll see you back here. >> thank you so much. >> ainsley: coming up next, major layoffs on the way, from teachers to members of our military. the side effects of the sequester are about to hit hard. and our next guest says the white house isn't doing a thing to stop them. >> steve: then if at first you don't succeed, try and try and try again. we've got details [ male announcer ] in blind taste tests, even ragu users chose prego.
he did something that was no defense. this will not be controversial. but dee is a great guy. >> steve: before that, what we didn't show is you fired penn jillette for a second and then said, just kidding. >> i do that every once in a while to shake things up. yesterday they had a rerun from 7 to 9 and then they had from 9 to 11 the apprentice. so that's four hours e. this i had the golf tournament for five hours before that. >> gretchen: wow. >> that's got to be some kind of record. i think i went nine hours. >> eric: can you fire omarosa already? >> steve: she was crying last night. >> does that show great heart? great sensitivity. i can see. >> gretchen: i love how you talk everyone up and say you're fired. you've got a good craft at that. donald, have a fantastic week. good luck at your speech and we'll talk to you next week. >> thank you very much. >> steve: it is 12 minutes after 7:00 o'clock eastern seaboard. afghanistan president hamid karzai accusing the united states of working with, get this, the taliban. yeah, right.
threat. taliban saying they would use all of their strength to kill orchid nap him. harry a chopper pilot is stationed at hellman's providence on the front line. the 27-year-old also served a tour of duty in afghanistan you may remember in 2008 but it was cut short because of publicity. chairman darrel issa forced to postpone today's hearing on the botched fast and furious operation. it told the justice department it's report would not be ready until later in the week. the program allowed nearly 2,000 guns to fall into the hands of the mexican cartel. one of the guns was used to kill a u.s. border patrol agent. they are trying to figure out who was responsibility. >> after michael clarke duncan laid to rest during an emotional 4 hour memorial service in los angeles. among those who helped celebrate his life were beyonce and omarosa, former green mile
all those people who might need hearing aids. all those kids to make sure that they have the opportunity for access to communication, to education, to have the opportunities that kids who can hear, to get equal rights, just like anyone else, it's a large number of people. and we're talking about adults as well, too. >> and the other great advantage you had, as i pointed out on sunday during the show, was that you couldn't hear all the terrible screaming and hollering going on. >> translator: that's the advantage that i've had. i've had that advantage all my life. >> meatloaf, garey busey, star jones. i mean, they were all going completely -- >> translator: well, but i could see it. as much as you could hear it, i could see them crying, i could see them getting in each other's face, and i was like oh, my goodness. but what i would do is just conveniently turn my head and not look at jack and. >> but i can see omarosa. i just wish i hadn't been able to listen to her. >> translator: i'm sorry. >> what would it mean to you, john, to win? you got so close. but in the end there's only one winner. $250,000 extra goes to your
we have a beautiful woman, ro graduated from stanford law school. she's selling cupcakes. we have another man, he has five children and a wife who's leaving him, and he's got no e job. and two years ago, he had a great job. you know, en the regular "apprentice" came on, it was go-go time. everybody was doing great, the world was doing great, the omarosa's of the girl could act any way they wanted and get away with it. today times are very different. and we had so ny requests to bring back a regular "apprentice," and that's what we did and they put it on thursday t.>> that's right. >> this is a system, that has put people who want to work -- they want to get out there and do something, but it's closed so many options to them. and when you get in that situation, you kind of go into a little bit of shock. and when you're in shock, you have some inertia. what we're going to have here are 16 people that are so relatable, these are going to be some of the most relatable