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Your city and you see your name on all these buildings, that must give you a real sense of satisfaction. trump: it does. i mean, ive always loved new york. its special. and you know, to have done so well in this city is, like, to me, its a great honor. theres something great about it. levin: there are people who say that this and the buildings and everything else is ego. to that you say what? trump: no, its not ego. i love doing it. i just have fun. we have a period of time that were on earth, a...

. welcome back. time to find out what we missed. over in the red eye news desk. >> how are you? >> its our last show of the year, isnt it? >> it is. unbelievable, isnt it? about to go on holiday. >> cant believe we made it. you showed the video of the electorer who said the cows supported trump too? im guessing cows would not vote for a guy who usesed to make steaks. >> there are the two kinds of animal spokespersons, the kinds that want you to eat them and the kind that dont want you to eat t...

The producer of saturday night. >> he hires improv comics. >> rehearsal and warmup, lets do 28 face slaps. come on. slap. come on. make it hurt. >> george carlin was the first host. wanted to be permanent host. >> nice to see you. welcome and thanks for joining us live. >> there were a lot of names bandied about in terms of permanent hosts. >> thats one of those tv rules you mustnt break, until you do. then you realize, why dont you have a different host every week? but it was the cast that fina...

Its the first time -- how are we doing? how is everybody feeling today? everybody doing good? so, mike barnicle, we love larry, dont we? >> yes, we do. >> hes written a great book about bobby kennedy. he wrote this great op-ed in "the philadelphia inquirer" talking about how rfk could help democrats today. >> bobby kennedy defied peoples prototypes of pandering politicians. he told college kids everywhere he went that they could change the world so why werent they? it happened again in a luncheo...

Hotel where he stayed when the debate took place. now, hes got to stay somewhere. hes got to eat something. is this really a conflict? >> well, yeah, i feel bad if hes eating those trump steaks. look, donald trump always said during the campaign that he loves other peoples money. opm. thats how he built his wealth. thats how he built his foundation. its no surprise that he would build his campaign and enrich himself off other peoples money, but it does speak, again, to the conflicts of interest ...

For the people who are middle class, as mike suggests, who want an economy that works for them. if donald trump is willing to put forward a proposal that helps them do that, they should support him. and they should fight him on every single thing that doesnt. >> a question we asked the last round of guests. seminal moment of 2016. >> seminal moment? i would rather be fourth on this one. >> you cant always get what you want. >> can i talk about it in the media frame since im a media columnist? fr...

Secretary of the treasury to come from the private sector. you had paul oneill and john snow in the bush administration. you had two top executives from goldman sachs over the years, hank paulsen under george bush and paul rubin under president clinton. he wasnt the ceo of goldman sachs so its not the profile you would ordinarily expect, but i dont think its an unprecedented move based on previous administrations. >> the carrier deal, were calling this a victory tour. donald trump sort of going ...

Host. wanted to be permanent host. >> nice to see you. welcome and thanks for joining us live. >> there were a lot of names bandied about in terms of permanent hosts. >> thats one of those tv rules you mustnt break, until you do. then you realize, why dont you have a different host every week? but it was the cast that finally won peoples hearts. >> come on, who is this? >> andy-gram. >> you cut your own steaks. we give you the sauce. >> im barbara wawa. >> thank you, thank you very much. youre b...

Appreciate what youre doing is a life-changing experience. but within that is this incredible bright and beautiful spirit that is intact in the delta. >> sweet potatoes, greens, into the dutch ovens. throw on the corn when getting close. finally, on the wet logs on top of glowing coals, lay some steaks, some pork loin and pork tenderloins right on there. just keep an eye on them. we have full spectrum steaks. potatos perfect. >> corn on the cob. >> yeah. hunk of bread. living large on the missis...

>> anthony: sinatra and the mob are gone, but there remains, still, a certain sentimental attachment to the way things used to be. there were rules then. a way that things were done. and when they werent done, there was always the desert and a hole in the ground. also, there were lounges and rug joints and places where a man could get a proper plate of italian american meatballs and spaghetts. thankfully, there still are such places. places like this. the bootlegger. its a family operation, mama...