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Making in the markets and how the white house could earn him hundreds of millions of dollars if white house took his advice and the belittle paid off for his businesses. that, obviously, is a crime. there's a first of all statute that makes it illegal to work on any matter in which they have a direct financial interest, which he clearly did. that reporting on his business behavior while serving in the white house, that was a real problem potentially both for him and for the white house. and that friday night, this summer in august, i remember the new yorker posted that piece and at the same mo...

Boasting about is classified information, you run into trouble. he spent his whole career boasting and pushing the edges of acceptable financial or business behavior and it's now entered into the political realm. so i don't find any of it surprising actually. >> but it may work in business? people may believe when you're sort of exaggerating. >> i think it caused him more problems than successesuccesses. the dirance is now he's being scrutinized in a way he never was during his business career. >> he tweeted last week about james comey. better hope is there are no tapes of their conversations....

Two former officials share that president trump shared highly classified information with russian officials in a white house meeting last week. let's discuss now with the author of "trump nation" and alexander bloomsberg. you have seen "the washington post" reporting he was boasting, talking about highly classified information. >> well, i think that because he's insecure, he boasts and i think what he's finding out now is that when you boast around representatives of a foreign government and what you're boasting about is classified information, you run into trouble. he spent his whole career b...

Neutral because they'll pay for them 70s later on. do you subscribe to that? do you believe that? >> here's part of the thing that we've got to think through. number 1 do, they pay for themselves in the long run. i'm talking to you from the state of illinois, which is no stranger to you in terms of physical disaster and avoidance behavior. the other question is, do we want permanent tax policy or do we want a tax policy that will expire in ten years? if we're trying to influence business behavior, which we are, if we wants people to resure their corporate interests here in the united states, d...

They admitted that they changed some of the assumptions. >> bill: what are your assumptions, how much revenue would the federal government lose under 99? how much would they lose? >> none. because under 999 we had outside analysis firm evaluate and score 999 statically and in a static evaluation we produced the same amount of revenue from five sources. corporate income taxes, personal income taxes, capital gains taxes. capital gains taxes. death taxes and the biggest tax, which is the biggest tax for most people payroll tax. yes, we will produce the same amount of revenue. then we did a dynami...