john: yeah. somewhere good people, most are good people, but what does a country do about those who are not? thousands of people who say they're from syria are now pouring into europe. how many will europe take? we have borders and rules for a reason. in america, this election season most republican candidates look for votes saying things like this -- >> secure the border. >> secure the border. >> secure the border. >> secure the border. john: most candidates said i'm not anti-immigrant, i welcome immigrants that come legally. jeb bush went further and took heat for saying yes, millions of undocumented people who are here did come here illegally, but it's not a felony. >> it's kind of a -- it's an act of love. john: love, because they're trying to create a better life for their families. that statement appalls dennis lynch who spent his own money making three anti-immigration documentaries titled they come to america. >> they rape our kids and kill >> it's not safe to not screen these people. >>

john: let's break up with government. >> we are done. john: that is our show tonight. john: what was that odd film clip i just aired? it is a new series that actually is about breaking up with government designed to make the problems caused by government more accessible to people, but it is an overbearing boyfriend. the series is called love go and has gotten nearly 2 million views. >> i know that we just met. john: we will debate that premise. i shouldn't do a show on this too many young people seem to love government. people like austin peterson who runs the website libertarian republic .com. you have the same name is a star on the film. john: you are a long time libertarian. you have now watch this. >> when you see him getting all of the sons of thousands of young people you know that something like this is being shared. >> this facebook post that says it is in name, that is what we need. maybe the libertarians need our own reality show. john: someone did supply, at no time has the majority been interested in raw knowledge. this we will do more than any lecture. >>

john: sure. what else matters, really, besides product, how much people love it, and how much you are spending? emily: have you been warning your companies? david: yes, we have. at the end of the day, private companies run losses. that's why venture capital exists. and other forms of capital. we have a weird situation where we have companies with so much capital because they have been able to raise it that it becomes hard to frame, is the burn rate too high. even at that burn rate, they have enough capital to go on for years. emily: is there too much arrogance in silicon valley? john: i think there has always been too much arrogance. look at guys like andy grove or steve jobs. people who will change the world believe in themselves robustly. move out of my way, i will make this happen. so, there is a lack of fear. a lack of fear is a little scary. but not too much arrogance. emily: you said twitter is a big mistake that you did not invest. what do you think about their future now? ♪ emily: i wan

john: yeah. somewhere good people, most are good people, but what does a country do about those who are not? thousands of people who say they're from syria are now pouring into europe. how many will europe take? we have borders and rules for a reason. in america, this election season most republican candidates look for votes saying things like this -- >> secure the border. >> secure the border. >> secure the border. >> secure the border. john: most candidates said i'm not anti-immigrant, i welcome immigrants that come legally. jeb bush went further and took heat for saying yes, millions of undocumented people who are here did come here illegally, but it's not a felony. >> it's kind of a -- it's an act of love. john: love, because they're trying to create a better life for their families. that statement appalls dennis lynch who spent his own money making three anti-immigration documentaries titled they come to america. >> they rape our kids and kill our neighbors. >> it's not safe to not screen th

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john: kind of awesome. before the labor day holiday, we thought it was important to pause and contemplate how we got here. told through the lens of this program, the unexpected emergence of donald j. trump. mark: i'm mark halperin. john: i'm john heilemann. thanks for your time and being a program of harper -- mr. trump: a tremendous show. "the apprentice." i am officially running for president of the united states. john: with all due respect to donald trump -- mark: with all due respect to donald trump -- john: with all due respect to donald trump, you're not the only one who knows how to escalate a situation. happy national donald trump day t. on the show tonight, trump, trump, and trump again. mark: but first, trump. john: and now all returning to our regularly scheduled programming, donald trump. mark: he is a shorter figure. he is over our shack test with a funky and -- heritage. john: this is not michele bachmann or herman cain. this is not a joke candidate that will pop up and go away. mark: every ot

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john: i am john heilemann. with all due respect to those who thought kanye west would be the one to take out donald trump, not going to happen. mr. trump: kanye west, i will never say bad about him you know why? he loves trump! john: do you like heilemann? stephanie: the h? john: happy bowling the day. the religious rollcall and scott walker's national anthem, but first, donald trump's pledge of allegiance. after meeting with reince previous, he said he had signed a pledge not to run as a third-party candidate if he loses his republican nomination bid. our colleagues at "bloomberg businessweek" have a story about trump's business acumen. we have both read this timeless piece by max abelson. i want to know, after digging into trump's business background, are you more or less impressed with him as a capitalist? stephanie: i was not impressed with him as a capitalist to begin with. he is this extraordinary american story. he almost makes me think of "dynasty." the grandison opulence of the 1980's, i -- grandness a

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john: really? eleanor: i don't think an outsider candidate like that has a hard time to actually get the nomination although it's possible. tom: i think this is positive because as pat says, the people do sump when the bingse, these billion-dollar fines come onto then. who knows where the government spends that money but at the same time, yes, bring some responsibility. you see executive misconduct alongside executive success. it's very expensive because these people have very good lawyers but at the same time it's important. it brings consolidation. people have more faith in the system. john: the fact is that u.s. attorneys have been given the green light by washington to prosecute business leaders. do you agree with me? peter o.: no, i don't. look, -- pat: no, i don't. 16 billion had been stolen. somebody stole it. it wasn't the bank of america. eleanor: the administration may back off of some of this. john: prediction, the snament vote to kill the vote on the nuclear agreement on iran will hurt

john: russia. certainly putin is the goliath of our time. >> when you talk to friends in ukraine, they see vladimir putinsa the external goliath that threatens them. he seized the crimea and invested in trying to foment conflict, trying to create instability so ukraine will fail. he's like a child that sees a toy he can't have and wants to see it destroyed rather than enjoyed by someone else. the real challenge for the ukrainians are the reformers, they elected a new president, the best choice on the ballot. john: they have a long history of goliaths shutting people down. >> incredible corruption and cronysism difficult to reverse. when yanukovych left power last year, it was a tourist attraction, his presidential palace. it was a glaring example how he treated the country like his own piggy bank. he created next to all of the luxury vehicles, a personal zoo with an ostrich and absurd things like that. whether the current leadership can find the political will to undertake the kinds of reforms that

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: i'm mark halperin. and "with all due respect" to the former host of "celebrity apprentice", hasta la vista, baby. ♪ mark: on the show tonight, the hillary clinton's lap and then make america great cap, but first joe biden -- this is a big week in the campaign. there's the guaranteed to be good for television republican debate and hillary clinton's poll numbers are raising real questions in the democratic party, and john sets it up with his account of vice president biden's secret meeting with a big-time barack obama bundler, who is officially for now on hillary clinton's side. we don't have footage of that secret meeting, but we do have footage of john's article, which you can and should read in full. on bloomberg politics.com. tell everybody how your article advances the most interesting story in presidential politics, which is will biden do it? john: we're going to talk about two pieces of this, but we are going to talk about the fund-raising piece first. we will talk about the timetable after that.

john: i'm john heilemann. mark: i'm mark halperin. with all due respect, to the gipper tonight it is all about the horse race. >> hello from the ronald reagan library. soon, two rounds of republican candidate will engage in back and forth on affairs domestic and foreign live on cnn. here is what the venue looks like from above. it is huge. the main event is at 8:00. how did the primetime candidates try to frame their messages going into the debate? turnedh's super pac donald trump into a super villain. card.aul question trumps >> people don't want this out of the next president. my external trunk and i are in different businesses. he is in the entertainment business. >> i have watched this food fight. nobody cares. >> marco rubio cleared up questions about his ball handling skills. >> i recognize i have [indiscernible] >> lightning struck and i found myself in the command center for ronald raingea reagan. >> this is the dating season, not the marrying season. >> ted cruz to they stand against scorpions. to createmp took time a signatu

john: him john heilemann. mark: and i mark halperin. and all due respect to hillary clinton you seemed to have learn from a master. >> literally it was like a pledging conference. we literally had to break into a meeting. literally. >> literally. > >> literally. john: on the show tonight, the former maryland governor martin o'malley. but first, the rally. some sort of vote is going to happen on the house of representatives on the iran nuclear deal, but break candidates made their plans. ted cruz and jeb bush propose the deal and hillary clinton gave a more subdued beach at the brookings institute in support. >> this iranian nuclear deal is catastrophic. lifever ever ever in my have i seen any transaction so incompetently negotiated as our deal with iran. >> those of us who have been out there on the diplomatic front lines know that diplomacy is not a pursuit of perfection. it is the balancing of risk. balance, the far riskier course right now would be to walk away. >> over $100 billion will flow directly to iran, to the ayatollah. and b

john: a controversial jewish delicacy. ♪ john: all right. there has been in of controversy over the cnn debate criteria on how you get on the debate stage. they were taking two months of polls. we heard they are shortening up to early august to the debate. that is better for the candidates on the rise, like early fee arena -- carly fi orina. should she want to be on the main stage? or, which should be better off on the undercard? mike: i think she is better off on the main stage. chris christie is the loser. he will be replaced by carly. john: you don't think it would be better for her to dominate and claim persecution? she makes some sense, more so than the other candidates. all right, we are on twice a day. for now, sayonara. ♪ >> stocks are selling off and investors wonder if september could be worse than august. take a look at the innovative company. emily chang: this is bloomberg west. will volatility cause a liquidity crisis? --udge ordered that uber giving netflix a n

john boehner: way less. >> less than six? john boehner: probably. i am not going to be here forever. let me put it this way, i told my staff about five years ago, i'm 70 years old and still walking around here, somebody just shoot me. i'm not going to be somebody who dies in the saddle. john boehnerm team will have to commit violence. that was from mark halperin's conversation with john boehner about the speakers future. whoguest is doug high joins us from harvard. you can follow him on twitter. doug -- doug: that is a fake account. that is not my account. twitter needs to verify my actual account. thank you for that. phil: i want to get into a lot of legacy stuff with john boehner. you were in the room, the most intense meeting during your time on the hill. first, i want you to look at what is going to happen over the next 30 days. you know this conference very well. at the start of november, who is the speaker and who is the leader and who is the majority with as it stands right now? doug: that of a whole lot going on. it looks like kevin mccarthy

john, why is that? john: the easy answer would be to say that these other issues are issues where there has been what is traditionally considered church doctrine involved and people think that is the pope's realm and he is allowed to have a view on that. climate change they think is not in the church's realm. he disagrees on that, but people say the pope should not be sticking his nose in on that issue. it is more fundamental, these are all highly charged, polarizing, ideologically freighted issues. but now in our society, as controversial as gay marriage once was, abortion once was and still is controversial to some extent, global warming is the most polarizing and controversial political issue, and that is why we end up seeing this rejection of the pope having an opinion on that matter. phil: the surprise to me is that the pope did not hold his fire at all. he went straight at climate change and was effusive in his praise of the president for using his executive action to try and address climate chang

john: i'm john heilemann. with all due respect to those who were hoping kanye west would be the one to take out donald trump, apparently not going to happen. stephanie: not today. mr. trump: kanye west, i will never say bad about him. you know why? because he loves trump! ♪ john: do you like heilemann? stephanie: the h? john: happy bowling league day, sports fans. on our show tonight, the religious liberty rollcall and scott walker's national anthem, but first, donald trump's pledge of allegiance. donald held a press conference at trump tower today after meeting with rnc chairman rents reincets previous -- priebus and said he signed a pledge not to run as a third-party candidate if he loses his republican nomination bid. meanwhile, our colleagues at "bloomberg businessweek" have a story about trump's business acumen. we have both read this fabulous piece by max abelson. stephanie: one of my faves. john: he is fabulous in every way. i want to know, after digging into trump's business background, are you more

john patrick. eric. john. my son paul robert you are the wind beneath our wings. >> and my father firefighter jon albert company to o one there is in today's that i don't think about you. you're an incredible person inside and out and i know you're up in heaven looking down on mom and a three of us provide hope you're so proud of the job you're raising wife has done with us i hope you are proud of the man i am becoming. make sure mom is a god blesses soldiers to defend their country and god bless america. cop cop . [applause] >> peter. timothy. joseph john. karen. michael. timothy. donald. in the maurice hawkins. james edward. robert. scott jordan. michael. roberta. charles francis. john have fernand. michael. she the. -- she loved. ronald john. mark. . . [reading names] >> norberto hernÁndez. raul hernÁndez. >> and my son anthony hernÁndez. your children work hard because they want you to be proud of them. >> my son michael. i misyou -- miss you every day. they wanted to come here but it was not possible.

john: mr. trump has gotten into trouble about making that gone into trouble by making one comment that appeared sexist -- got into trouble by making one comment that appeared sexist. does he not worry that a good line of pitter patter sounds condescending and that may be opening him up to some criticism? corey: you are looking at the political correctness people are tired of. she's made fun of mr. trump's hair, nobody is calling for carly fiorina to apologize. for making fun of his hair. she has made disparaging statements about barbara boxer's hair. you can't have it both ways. if you want to be in the arena everything is fair game. people treated her the way she should be treated. she should be treated as an equal. i think that is what you will expect moving forward. mark: trump's first in the polls and he has been first in almost every state poll for weeks now. a lot of people say the way he is going to come down as he is going to fall to second and you and mr. trump won't be a look to handl

john: and i'm john heilemann, and with all due respect to cnn, we really appreciate all that native advertising. >> called respect. -- with all due respect. >> with all due respect. happy national hangover day, sports fans, if you were playing any republican drinking games. speaking of parties, since the debate, a half candidates did their best victory laps this morning, and although there really is only one true winner, her name rhymes with gnarly. she was nothing if not on message. >> joining us now, carly fiorina. >> carly fiorina is with us now. >> carly fiorina joins us now. >> to you in the debate last night? >> well, i was very satisfied with the debate. >> i was very satisfied. >> when i went into that debate, half the audience had never heard my name. >> had never heard my name and didn't know i was running for president. >> it was a really important opportunity. >> this was a huge opportunity for me to continue to introduce myself to the american people. >> i think i successfully introduced myself to those who did not know me, and demonstrated once again that i'm the most qualified ca

john: i'm john heilemann. "with all due respect" to mark cuban, you are no longer the biggest character in dallas. ♪ >> good boy. happy belated rosh hashanah. the incredible, bilingual trump and the $18 trillion man. the first anti-trump tv ad has been unveiled by the club, and they plan to spend more than a airing it in iowa. million dollars but if you don't live in the hawkeye state, this is what that particular 1% will see. >> which presidential candidate supports higher taxes, national health care, and the wall street bailouts? it's donald trump. mr. trump: in many cases i probably identify as a democrat. >> mr. trump likes to play himself as "mr. tell it like it is." but, he has a record and it is very liberal. he is just playing us for chumps. trump, just another politician. john: mark, our patented countdown clock shows we are just a short time away from the gop debate. i want to ask you the very question you raised, can trump be stopped? that was what the piece was called. the question i have for you

john: john heilemann. and with all due respect, life on mars isn't going to come down here. >> today, one of them jeb bush try to seize the initiative with a big speech on energy policy. he wants to make it easier to export crude oil and natural gas. he wants to reduce regulations that allow states to have more say in how they tap their own energy resources. this is his third policy address this month. his winning the policy primary part of what will give jeb bush the boost he needs? >> differed a lot from the bush campaign about how well-financed they are. to get the dog's to be the dog food, policy is one possible way to do that. i don't think any of his speeches on policy have been so magnificent that they will give him the edge he needs but they are a place to start. they are not that different from the other republican positions and i think there are some voters who will come his theret there's no doubt still needs to be another ingredient, including working hard. >> when you look back at that campaig

john: what are you? [shouting] [applause] >> and now, john stossel. [applause] john: i'm in washington, d.c. this is the place that could use a lesson in liberty. we'll try to give them one because, i'm surrounded by students here, more than a thousand of them who traveled to join a conference called, students for liberty. because here in washington life is dominated by democrats, who want to take away our economic liberty, republicans who often want to take away our pennal liberty. there are a couple exceptions to that. one is congressman justin amash from mesh ban. [cheers and applause] -- michigan. he is unusual because he has an economics degree. he worries a lot about america's coming bankruptcy. we are probably going bankrupt. how many of you students think, when you're my age medicare will be here to pay for your heart problem? >> no. john: you're wise, i'm sorry. we will have spent all the money. but republicans are not talking about fixing it. a little bit, but not much. >> not enough. and there is a problem we face as a country. young people

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john: and i'm john heilemann. with all due respect to hillary clinton, this is how you turn ♪he page. john: it wasn't bad. mark is back. happy national and a long day, sports fans. in our lineup tonight, dealing with the donald, sitting with stephen and having a ball with haley barbour. first, page turning alert. hillary clinton campaign has identified a weak period. it is seeking to transform its candidate to a more humanlike figure. exhibit a, on "world news tonight" where clinton finally apologizes for her private e-mail server. hillary clinton: that was a mistake. i'm sorry about that. i take responsibility. i'm trying to be as transparent as i possibly can. john: that is part of hillary 2.0, or 3.0, or even 4.0. depending on your plan view. -- point of view. here is how the updated candidate will perform according to the mainstream media outlets that were spoonfed details. she will enact humorous responses, initiate spontaneous reactions, and activate the joint capacitor. but seriously, this is so ham-hande

john: both are true. they are just gathering, looking for patterns, and may be able find a will find a terrorist that way. >> but that reveals a lot about you. >> maybe they will find someone who wants to kill us >> but this program has been wholly ineffective at doing that. it does not keep us safe. john: congress has kind of taking your side at least saying that the phone companies have to hold the data. >> exactly true, and and i was on the right side of history here. john: why is it less problematic? >> the phone company has records of certain customers they don't have everyone's record in one database. they are not going to look up her records, but someone who may be on their radar, and the political party not favor by the government, they can learn a lot. it is who has the information that matters, and the government is powerful. john: this is expensive. good for you for fighting what you believe in. coming up, where you work? are there notices like these posted? they are not they're because workers

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john: and i'm john heilemann. with all due respect to donald trump, who said that jeb bush made ben carson look like the energizer bunny, we thought we would help with a little illustration. ♪ happy national concussion day, sports fans, which means the nfl season is getting underway. the lineup on our show -- we have biden, boehner and bernie. for the first him and his campaign, donald trump is under siege. -- the first time in his campaign, donald trump is under siege. in the past 24 hours he has taken four body blows from ben carson, carly fiorina, and jeb bush. and bobby jindal. let's start with the first blow coming from a religious angle courtesy of dr. carson. , [bell] mr. carson: one of my favorite bible verses. "by humility and the fear of the lord are riches and honor in life." and that's a very big part of who i am. humility and the fear of the lord. i don't get that impression with him. maybe i am wrong. but i don't get that impression. trump: i never heard faith was a big thing until just recently, s

john: they're back. moderated by cnns jake tapper, the second republican presidential debates of the 2016 cycle took place wednesday at the ronald reagan presidential library in simi valley, california. there were two debates. one at 6 p.m. eastern and the other and 8 p.m. eastern. the earlier debate involved four candidates lower in the polls -- lindsey graham, bobby jindal, george pataki, and rick santorum. the prime-time debate featured jeb bush, ben carson, chris christie, ted cruz, carly fiorina, mike huckabee, john kasich, rand paul, marco rubio, donald trump and scott walker. and beyond their shared words of affection for ronald reagan, the candidates quickly sought battle. who won the primetime debate? pat: i think you'd have to say carly fiorina won it. she was prepared, programmed. articulate, crisp. she was tough and after the debate was over, a lot of people said she'd won and she had really won overwhelming the postgame debate, if you will on all the tv shows and talking shows so people who

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john: i'm john heilemann. mark: and i mark halperin. and with all due respect to edward snowden, welcome to the party. let us know when you are on snapchat. ♪ mark: on the show tonight, people not named donald trump. i'm sure we will find a way to squeeze him and. the presidential races of had more bad days than good over the course of their campaigns. tries to seize the initiative with a big speech on energy policy. he wants to make it easier to export crude oil, once the keystone pipeline approved, and wants to reduce regulations to have more say on how they taught their own energy resources. this is his third policy address this month. john,'s winning the policy primary part of what is going to give jeb bush the boost he needs? john: we have heard a lot from the bush campaign about finance. i think it doesn't matter at all unless the dogs eat the dog food. policy is one way to do that. i don't think any of bush's speeches on policy have been so magnificent or so distinctive that they are going to give in the energy needs, but they

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