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Likely going in with not exactly a booming economy, but a very, very strong economy, prosperity has returned, lowest unemployment rate in, what, 15, 16, 17 years. if that's the backdrop to the elections, the democrats don't want that because the republicans will do well. steve: well, take a look at the quarterly growth during the obama years versus so far this year, and even though he hasn't gotten much done legislatively through reducing regulations, with the power of the pen, president trump has been able to carve out better than 3% per quarter. >> that's right. we've got 3% in each of the l...

But we as a staff -- first of all, nobody won this campaign but donald trump. let's just be clear about that. he won it. he was 99% of the equation. we, the entire staff were the 1%, and we helped, but it was all him. brian: it was a roller coaster. >> cory and i talk about this in the book how difficult it is because the man wants and deserves and demands perfection from the staff. he expects it through the trump org, his books and tv deal and real estate empire. he wanted it in the campaign, and that's what we tried to give him. some days, we failed. and it was tough because of things that w...

Of those conversations, what was the purpose of interrogating the general? steve: to catch him. >> to trap him which they succeeded in doing. brian: is that wrong, first off? i hear you say the last thing. is the premise of that wrong? >> in my personal view, yes. the government should not be in the business of trapping people. supreme court says it's okay, and the government does it all the time. why would they do this to the president's federal foreign policy adviser -- principal foreign policy adviser? general flynn had been at the ear of donald trump since june of 2015 when donald trump an...

Back to the local communities that live and work there. it was a blatant misuse of power. in one case the governor of utah read about it in the sunday paper taking two million acres and rocking the public -- locking the public out. steve: right. so now you've returned that public land to the public, but you're getting pseudo. a number of -- sued. a number of environmental groups are suing the federal government, and the company with the outerwear, patgonia, they tweeted this out: the president stole your land. mr. secretary. >> well, it's interesting, you know, these companies that make their ...

Magazine. and then on friday i'm going to be in west palm at the forum club speaking there at about noon. ainsley: nice. are you going to miss the weather here? brian: yes. it's about 52 degrees here, it's pretty nice. ainsley: it's a little colder here than in florida. brian: hence the term snowbirds. when you get to a certain age, you're asked to leave and go to a warmer location. steve: they're asked to leave? brian: yes. aren't seniors asked to leave and -- [laughter] ainsley: no one's going to sign up to go to your book signing now. >> i'm getting out of here. steve: go to florida, you we...