Donald Trump accepts invitation to Stephen Colbert's Late Night Show, can he leave the show unscathed when he faces Colbert?

[DonFerrari]

Madword said:

DonFerrari said:

You think he needs... let's see to the end and if no one will donate to his campaigne... He may be richie rich for you, but I could be wrong, but are all his companies 100% owned by him without any shareholder?

Well if it's really easy to become bilionaire in similar circunstance, you certainly could provide a research about how many % of people that had previous generation worth between 20-100M became billionaires, right? Please show me the numers, many is very generic (there are many bilionaires, so everyone should be bilionaire?), I want statistic.

You first say he have a well run, and then say it isn't well run.

Have any campaign costed 10Billion? Perhaps he could, but would be utter silly.

No one is saying that trump isnt someone who cannot run a business well, but think of it this way:

1. Guy with no money wants to start a shop, he has to take out loans, has no contacts, risks it all.

2. Guy with lots of money, can buy lots of shops, can get other people to invest, takes less risks.

If you are rich or from a rich family/background you are in a better position than someone who might have to risk their family home to make money. I have more respect for Alan Sugar who started off with nothing, than someone like Trump or Branson who could indeed fail and not suddenly find themselves out on their backsides.

On another note, the guys a fool... but because he has money he will be able to raise money from other people who want in on the political money train.

Have I denied he had a better start? Or have I said I wouldn't value more the achievements of Silvio Santos in Brazil or Bill Gates in USA? Nope, I just said he is not the idiot you may think he is, or even the fool he may be pretending to be.