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Told her, make sure we're paying fair market rate. they still paid the family business $1.5 million for the use of a ballroom for i believe one event. >> also i see in your article the name tom barrick, he has potentially a lot to lose here. he's a hedge fund type guy from los angeles, for a while during trump's rise and after the election, he was kind of the dennis hopper role in "apocalypse" explaining to cable audiences, here's what the president's like, when he says this, he really means that. tom has a pre-existing business life. a successful one. he was chairman of the inauguration effor...

Use of a ballroom for i believe one event. >> also i see in your article, the name tom barrick, he has potentially a lot to lose here. he's a hedge fund type guy from los angeles, for a while, during trump's rise and after the election, he was kind of the dennis hopper role in apocalypse, explaining to cable audiences, here's what the president's like, when he says this, he really means that. tom has a pre-existing business life. a successful one. he was chairman of the inauguration effort. and a lot of people have wondered why we weren't seeing his name heretofore. >> he was the chairman of t...

They still paid the family business $1.5 million for the use of a ballroom for i believe one event. >> also i see in your article, the name tom barrick, he has potentially a lot to lose here. he's a hedge fund type guy from los angeles, for a while, during trump's rise and after the election, he was kind of the dennis hopper role in apocalypse, explaining to cable audiences, here's what the president's like, when he says this, he really means that. tom has a pre-existing business life. a successful one. he was chairman of the inauguration effort. and a lot of people have wondered why we weren'...

Barnhart, television critic for "the kansas city star." erin barnhart, at first glance, this seems like a big comedown for conan after "the tonight show." >> actually, i didn't follow any of the insider gossip, so i was as surprised as anybody, and yet the minute they announced it, it sounded terrific. it just sounded like a home run. but to get inside why it works, i think you have to understand some of the ironies here. he gets to move to 11:00, with the earliest he's ever been on in late-night, and yet he arguably will be doing edgier material than he did at 12:35 at nbc. he's now doing a p...