Thanks to you at home for joining us in this special hour of breaking news. We begin with this. He is tall,

lean and blonde with dazzling white teeth and he looks ever so much like Robert Redford.

He dates slinky fashion models, belongs to the most elegant clubs,

and at only 30 years of age estimates that he is worth more than $200 million.

That is how the New York Times described Donald Trump in 1976.

If you ask Donald Trump then and now, he'd say his most valuable asset was his

brand and for decades the name Trump has been synonymous with wealth. Trump promoted himself to the world

as a business genius.

Want to be rich?

Be like Trump.

You'll walk down the street sometimes

that people will touch you just for the good luck.

I've never figured that out. I've never really understood it, but it's something that's been happening.

And at first I took great offense at it. Now I almost, I guess I have to consider it a compliment.

I don't know what it is, but perhaps they're going into a deal or they're going down to

Atlantic City or they're going someplace and they just want to have a little luck.

The myth of Trump has always been riddled with inconsistencies.

In 1987, Trump came out with what would become the cornerstone of his business franchise,

the art of the deal.

Years later, Trump's ghost writer, who actually wrote the book,

told the New Yorker that he felt like he had put lipstick on a pig.

In reality, Trump's businesses have failed over and over again.

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