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Let's just talk about how this book actually got started.

Mr. Trump, can you tell me why you suggested writing this book together?

Well, I've been a big fan of Roberts and of Rich Dad for so long.

I've seen it.

I've read it.

Everybody I know has read it.

And he's just a very special man who I wanted to do something with.

And we were making a speech together, and I listened to a speech,

I liked it. He listened to my speech. I assume he liked it. You'd have to ask him, but I assume he liked it. And one day after one of our speeches in front of a tremendous crowd of people, 61,500

people, he came up to me and he said, we ought to do something together. And I've had lots of number one bestsellers, and he's had lots of number one bestsellers,

and we're just putting it all together.

Mr. Kiyosaki, how did you feel when Mr. Trump asked you to write this book with him?

Well, he's right. When I listen to his talk, he always talks about think big.

And when we said, let's write a book together,

I had to think big. And that's what I had. It was beyond reality at that moment. So I would thank

him for, you know, sharing his celebrity with me. Beyond reality television.

Mr. Trump, are you afraid of failing? I'm not afraid of failing. You know, life, you look and you turn on the newscasts every night, and you see thousands

of people killed in earthquakes and tsunamis and hurricanes and all of the problems, and wars

that we shouldn't even be in, and lots of different things.

And when you see all of the problems in the world, what

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