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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - CNN - 20161015:01:45:00 - Vimarsana News

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Roy cohn. you know, roy was sort of his great mentor in using litigation -- >> roy cohn was a legendarily nasty piece of work. >> and donald's lawyer until he died in the early '90s. and donald really learned this art of using the threat of litigation to get your way. it's been an effective tool for him sometimes. >> because, obviously, people don't want to get into litigation. a lot of people don't have access to lawyers like donald trump does. so they're scared. >> and they don't have the money he has to litigate. >> to drag something out in a lawsuit for years and years and years. >> and it...

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We know where you are in the polls, but please say? there are two front runners who i don't believe they should be the nominee. pretty much every other candidate is struggling. at the end the republican voters will want someone who can win and have a vision to move america forward. i know i can do that. so i'm encouraged by the reaction i get. >> the four key words there. you said "if i can win." you've raised less than half a million, which the bush campaign on the ropes is basically a rounding error. $13,000 cash on hand at the end of september, do you even have the money? >> we knew from th...

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Please, stay in. right now, there are two frontrunners who i don't believe are going to be the nominee and i don't believe they should be the nominee, pretty much every other candidate is struggling and the republican voters will want someone who can win with the vision of thousand move america forward. i know i request do that. i am encouraged by the reaction i get from people on the ground. >> the four key words: if i can win. you have raised less than 500,000 which for the bush campaign on the ropes is a rounding error, and 13,000 cash on hand at the end of september. do you have money to m...

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As for jobs there were 166,000 created. close enough. >> ha accounts for the difference? >> rounding error. it's close. that's the important thing here. but, the verdict is he's ignoring the fact the situation in new jersey it is bleak. he's not making pension payments. they have had nine credit keown downgrades since he's governor. his claim is true but misleading. >> his answer is if you think it's bad new, you should have seen what it looked like when i got it. it led to applause. then the man of the hour. donald trump, often held to a different standard. last night was a big one, even for ...

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And the criminal pleas have to be submitted to a federal court for review. they may well be the largest fines ever. many people will think 2 billion to $4 billion is a lot of money, but it's a drop in the bucket to these big banks, that have revenues between 60 and $80 billion a year. so the fines, although large, are really a rounding error for the big banks. what you have to do if you're going to stop the crime spree on wall street is punish actual individuals. and i don't mean the little fish and the minnows. i mean the whales. if you don't go after the supervisors and executives, then this...