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Donald Trump sat down with George Stephanopoulos for an exclusive interview: "you have to take on everybody. Everybody's ripping off the United States. I mean, the world is ripping us off. We're no longer respected, George. And we don't have our right people negotiating. We have great business minds in this country. You know where they are. They're working in Wall Street. And we don't-- we're using diplomats to negotiate with the toughest, smartest people from India, from China, from Mexico. If you look at what's happening with Mexico, how-- how much business they've drained out of this country."

The website Should Donald Trump Run for President? suggests asking two questions: "Should Donald Trump enter the 2012 presidential race?" and "Would you vote for Donald Trump in 2012?" More than 80% of the responses were positive on both questions. According to a nationwide survey conducted in November by Newsmax Media, up to 50% of the U.S. citizens would vote for Trump.

"It's amazing. I listen to your show and other shows. I listen to certain politicians, who I know. I know most all of them. They are so different when they are talking to me and when I see them on television. And they don't bring up the world. They are not bringing up the world. They are saying yes, we've got to create more jobs. They never say how."

"We've got to create more jobs. Oh, yes, they are all moving to Mexico, China. How can you create more jobs when you have phony currencies in other countries that are making it impossible for us to compete? Why aren't we making toys in Alabama and in North Carolina?

In a head-to-head race between Obama and Trump, the entrepreneur would get nearly half the vote, 47 percent. Trump polled strongly among Republicans and conservatives, and got 50 percent of the vote among independents.

Donald Trump talks to Fox News' Stewart Varney about how a Trump Presidency would deal with trade with China

ShouldTrumpRun.com, a new "grass roots" site dedicated to convincing the developer-turned-reality television star to make a bid for the nation's top office, launched today, promising that Trump has what it takes to "improve the lives of each and every American citizen."

Donald Trump, the real estate mogul and television reality star, says that for the first time in his life, he's "seriously considering a run" for President of the United States. Speaking with Good Day New York on the morning after the mid-term elections, Trump said he is "worried about the direction the country is going in" referring to the multi-trillion dollar national debt, among other problems.

Much of the mainstream press immediately disregarded Trump’s announcement as a publicity stunt, or, as the New York Times put it, “a perfect tutorial in how a developer-mogul-turned-celebrity-television-host can effectively manipulate the political press to gain maximum exposure.” One outlet, however, is floating a rather different and outlandish theory, that the mysterious New Hampshire poll that apparently led Trump to consider a run is the work of another billionaire tycoon using The Donald as a “stalking horse”: Michael Bloomberg. Read more at Read more