Subject: FW: TrackerBASE Report: Fox News interview with Georgia President Saakashvili with clips of Donald Trump 3/10/2011
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Subject: TrackerBASE Report: Fox News interview with Georgia President Saakashvili with clips of Donald Trump 3/10/2011

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TO:  Powerhouse

FROM: Daniel Payne

Location: Fox

Date: 3/10/2011

RE: Fox interview with Saakashvilli with clips of Donald Trump

Audience details:

Press: Fox

Summary of Event: http://www.foxnews.com/on-air/your-world-cavuto/transcript/trump-strikes-300-million-business-deal-president-georgia?page=2 Trump says negotiating a deal with Georgia to develop a property qualifies as experience for a Presidential run. Also joking that Georgia has second lowest crime rate and should go for being #1.

Key Points:

Clip A:

0:00 Commercial for Mott's juices.

0:25 Footage of Trump being asked if this deal should count as experience in a Presidential run. "Oh, I think so. I mean, I'm dealing with one of the great leaders of the world and somebody that really has done about the best job in the world, certainly from an entrepreneurial standpoint."

0:38 Neil Cavuto: Boy, how do like that stamp of approval? The Donald deals, so he says he could deliver as president, teaming up today with the Georgian president, Mikheil Saakashvili. Did the Donald tell him his White House plans? With me now here and only here, is the president of Georgia. You know, you and Trump looked like a pretty good team there. Is the next move appearing on "The Apprentice" or what?

1:05 Saakashvili: Team? Well, we have something like -- similar show in Georgia as well.

1:09 What does it involve? He is going to build in Georgia? Is that it?

1:11 Saakashvili: Yes, actually, he licensed -- and it's a big investment of hundreds of millions of dollars of a big development on our sea coast. And, actually, Georgia is a place where you can -- we have the only tropical part of the Black Sea, very much looking like Northern California.  But it's also a country when nine months of the year you can swim and ski at the same time within a couple of hours driving distance. So, actually -- but the fact that he's coming, this is the first time ever in the region, in Eastern and Central Europe, and in post-Soviet places where Donald Trump is coming. And certainly it's highly symbolic. And he said why he's coming today, because basically Georgia is, according to the World Bank, number-one easiest place to do business in Eastern and Central Europe and number-one...

1:58 Cavuto: Even with all the threats from Vladimir Putin? And remember the air raid that they had? And then you almost got killed.

2:01 Saakashvili: Well, one of the -- last time around I came to your show, I remember it was just around the time when what you see on the screen, when we were being bombed.

2:13 Cavuto: And Trump was OK with that, investing in a country where that happened.

2:17 Saakashvili: The turnaround is amazing. And resilience of my country is amazing, because now we are talking -- we were talking about bombing then, and we are talking about billions of dollars of investment coming to my country now. We are talking about the fact that while Russia is state that is being one of the worst places in terms of corruption in the world, Georgia, according to the international corruption watchdog, transparency commission, is world's number-one fighter with corruption, also, by the way, one of the safest places right now in the world, second safest place in Europe based on perceptions according to major European polls. So...

2:48 Cavuto: Well, Donald Trump actually had a good line on that today.

2:52 Clip of Trump: "Now, this one, I'm a little bothered. It's says second safest country in Europe. Come on. We have to get with it. That is not like you. I will bet, by next year, it's going to be the first, right?"

3:04 Cavuto and Saakavili talk about how well Georgia is doing. Saakashvili talks at length about tackling corruption. Saakashvili says everybody wants freedom and dignity and other countries are looking at the Georgian example. Cavuto cuts him off to go to commercial.

5:45 Out

Clip Labels: 110310_JP_488_A