Donald Trump is interviewed by Rona Barrett about his public feud with Ed Koch and his business success. During the exchange, he deflects questions about his father's help and first hints at the possibility of a presidential run if he were to lose his fortune.
RONA BARRETT: Is this an appropriate way to talk about an elected official?
DONALD: It certainly hasn’t hurt me, Rona. Look, people who succeed are ones that have the instinct to win. New Yorkers are smart. They get that.
RONA BARRETT: I see. But your father is very successful. He must have helped y
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