george soros. now, i'm not saying this but the chinese authors say when you look at what george source as a college in 1999, who is to say that he is not a financial terrorist? which is an interesting quote from the chinese. let me see if i can find that -- they basically say when the history of warfare is written from a 21st century, the most interesting chapter will be the chapter on financial warfare. and the prototypes subject is that is george soros. what we know about george soros? he is credited with banking the brink of england. is them who broke the bank of in the. he is credited with causing a raid against the british pound and making a billion dollars in the trade. we know that. he came out publicly and said i am sure into town and i'm going to make profit when it breaks. and it. it broke and he may profit. he was also accused in the late 90s by mohammed who was the prime minister of malaysia for having both broken the malaysian ring get and caused the asian currency crisis. i don't have

>> forget about the personalities, george soros, larry summers, whatever. the question is -- >> we have cnbc here. they like names. the question is, was this a super bubble? yes. it qualifies. did it have a character that was not ameanable to a quick fix? the normal -- the garden variety of business cycles that we talk of and got rid of in the 1960s but didn't, you had some excesses and business investment. you may have had some excesses in housing and you had some build up in inventories. but it was not an enormous scale. when the economy went down, it didn't take very long for the adjustments to be made. and particularly what happened was, because home building and the interest rates went down, you quickly get a rebound in housing. but you didn't start out with enormous excess of housing. there are still a million or two million hoemgz either in foreclosure or in foreclosure. big supply over hanging the market. so you get no rebound in housing. forget about the mini sessions. but we're v shaped. it is not v shaped after this one. all things considered, i

and, george soros can want that to happen, that doesn't mean it's going to happen. he could pull his stunt on some local stations and he could pull it even on some media writers at important newspapers. i just don't believe that as liberal as a lot of political reporters are at the most important news organizations in america, i just don't believe that when they see something from media matters they're automatically going to run with it and quote and effect the election. >> they got the number one nightly newscast in the country and, yes, nbc news per se isn't using it but their cable arm is and that goes out to a lot of places. that's why i disagree with you. >> yeah. well, they effect about 12 people who watch msnbc. >> bill: more than that you would be surprised. >> really? >> bill: it's on othe internet -- it's more internet driven you are right they have no audience and good reason for that all internet driven and all propaganda. it's the election is being propagandized. >> they are annoying, very annoying, but let's not worry about them to the extent that you

and, george soros can want that to happen, that doesn't mean it's going to happen. he could pull his stunt on some local stations and he could pull it even on some media writers at important newspapers. i just don't believe that as liberal as a lot of political reporters are at the most important news organizations in america, i just don't believe that when they see something from media matters they're automatically going to run with it and quote and effect the election. >> they got the number one nightly newscast in the country and, yes, nbc news per se isn't using it but their cable arm is and that goes out to a lot of places. that's why i disagree with you. >> yeah. well, they effect about 12 people who watch msnbc. >> bill: more than that you would be surprised. >> really? >> bill: it's on othe internet -- it's more internet driven you are right they have no audience and good reason for that all internet driven and all propaganda. it's the election is being propagandized. >> they are annoying, very annoying, but let's not worry about them to the extent that you

. >> sean: organizations funded by george soros monitoring and taping. right now the show something taped hoping that sean hannity or one of his guest says something outrageous and they can publish it and attack our advertisers. why does the left do that when they don't ever criticize their own? why do they act all outraged only when a conservative speaks? >> that's the left. right does the same thing to the left wing media. >> sean: give me an example of a campaign. >> news busters got after me for saying stuff on your show they don't agree with. >> sean: have they ever gone after people and started boycotts campaigns? >> i have no idea what news busters does. media matters first amendment right to go after you when you say something they don't agree with their right to use your huge audience and venue to go after me or any liberal you don't agree with. >> sean: i don't know any conservative and you can't name one that's hiring private investors, that's organizing with the white house and collaborating with them and attempting to get advertisers to pull

they are the george soros, the peter lynch of the magellan fund. these geniuses who are larger than life. of course, you trust them. well, trust them but do not waste your rule for them. because that is what will keep you out of trouble. sticking to your rules, even when some glorious wizard is tempting you to wave them. >> is going back for second out of curiosity, the guy that you mentioned, the retail chain store or account is not identified in the book. wouldn't he be awfully proud to say i could not be tricked by bernie madoff? >> that's exactly the line i fed him. that's the sales pitch i used and it didn't work. >> is he just very private? >> yes. i mean, that's what i said to. wouldn't you want to know that people, to know that -- but he said, he didn't walk way because he was so smart. he walked away because he had this rule that he still thought bernie was a genius. he didn't think burning was a crook, and if he hadn't discovered what it was a crook i think he would've let me use his name. but he didn't. >> let's talk about the madoff fam

i want to thank george soros for donating copies of his just published book which you have seen on the tables outside. and finally, i want to thank simon head of oxford, who has been the major organizer of this evening, and i should remind you that books by other panelists will be available following tonight's event. now, for this evening, we raised several issues with our participants. we thought the continuing problems of the euro and the tightrope being walked in greece as we speak. and the question of how the euro itself will fare as a common currency without a european treasury or a stronger constitution. we thought, secondly, of the shaky situation of the united states since the recession, and how its problems of high unemployment and stagnant income bill affected by our political situation here as well as the crisis in the eurozone. third, we raise the question of the chinese economy, which has functioned as an engine of global economic growth in recent years. how will it responsibility if its chief export markets in europe and the u.s. remain weak? finally, covering over all th

finally, my far left, george soros has written nine books on globalization. and the political economy of the united states, and the workings of domestic and global financial markets. i've already mentioned his new book, financial turmoil in the united states. he's chairman of the soros management fun and by now he's given away over $8 billion to advance human rights and public health and education. [applause] now, to all these very distinct participants we have made it clear that we are leaving it to them to arrive at their own synthesis of the issues i've mentioned, and select and give the emphasis they want to the questions they would single out. each of them will speak from 12 to 15 minutes. i have here a yellow card given me by simon head, and i will waive it is each speaker approach is two minutes before each speaker -- approaches 15 minutes. we will then have some talk among ourselves, for about 15 minutes or so, and then we will have questions from the audience. and now our first speaker, paul krugman. [applause] >> thanks, bob. couldn't resist when yo

also george soros has written nine books and the political economy of the indebted states and the working domestic and global financial markets. i already mentioned his new book he is chairman of the open society institute and the soros management fund and has given away over a billion dollars to a vance human-rights to public health and education. [applause] now to all the very distinguished purchase of fans we made it clear we are leaving it to them to arrive at their own answers to the questions and the emphasis they applied to give to the questions. each will speak between 12 and 15 minutes. i have a yellow card and a will waive s each speaker approaches to minutes. then we will have talk among ourselves for about 15 minutes then questions from the audience. now our first speaker. [applause] >> thanks. talk about greece walking a tight rope by guess i see them walking the plank. [laughter] will they falloff? [laughter] and on those topics mentioned, climate change trumps everything else. if we don't do anything about that nothing else matters so therefore i will not talk about a battl

message out of the hands of the politicians and out of the parties and whether it's with vets or george soros type group back in two thousand and four i think it's good it's spreads it around and it doesn't pollute the political arena anymore and it actually opens up more possibilities of messaging rather than fewer words. we had like ten times. he and i could not disagree more sure i dream of living in a country where every person has a bowl of ice not just one vote but a voice and decide to get off the t.v. couch and stand up and participate in the debate of how america can be a better partner in the world and how we could lift poverty out of its current dilemma and how we could set standards for our children and grandchildren and it's not done by few wealthy men writing big checks i think it's better done in history by people feeling empowered to speak and i'm for more speech and the big chicks stamp on speech i couldn't agree with this guy more. that's a great. all right and one for see we're running out of time so i have to wrap it up but i want to talk about oil i want to talk about and

funded by far left zealots like george soros and dishonest to the core. last week we showed you a clip they used of me analyzing gas prices only where cut out the part where i criticize republicans being. that is on bill o'reilly.com and proves beyond any doubt that media matters has no integrity whatsoever. their latest campaign is against rush limbaugh. media matters is spending $100,000 to run radio ads targeting stations that carry mr. limbaugh. >> local station, wlf, broadcaster radio host who repeatedly attacked a feel mail student for no other reason than participation in a public debate about women's health. wls shouldn't talk about women this way. our community deserves better than this. this community service announcement was paid for by media matters for america. >> bill: now a limbaugh spokesman has issued a statement, quote: these media matters mobs very simple message renounce our enemies or become one of them. they barrage small business with threats until they cancel their advertising, unquote. media matters was somewhat successful in dama

finally, the ex-girlfriend of billionaire financier george soros says he is recorded controversies supporting claim that he reneged on the promise to buy her a $2 million apartment. the "new york post" sourced court papers filed this week as part of the brazilion soap star ferreyr's $50 million lawsuit. soros' lawyer says the case has no merit. >>> anticipation of voter fraud in sunday's presidential election in russia is so high there are videos on the internet predated march 4 purporting to show misconduct. tonight, andy kellogg reports on the opposition to what many feel is the inevitable. >> the movement shows no sign of losing momentum. russian set up prime minister and probable next president vladimir putin. a man who has been in power for 12 years make a ring around the kremlin. [ applause ] >> anticorruption blogger who has done jail time for his brazenness has become the star of the show as the russians stand up. >> they have brought the people to the streets, because it's accumulated them. and stole their vote. i think there is no way back. >> left fresh on the scene but increasingl

i don't heart conservatives saying george soros is a private citizen, let's leave him alone.this is the president of the united states doing this. >> these people want a pronounced effect on public policy. they raise huge money. the issue with messina is the koch brothers are saying we are just a bunch of people raising grassroots money. megyn: why do they need to when the law doesn't require them to? >> it doesn't require them to, but the president's political action committee, they do reveal, and you will find out if you go to open secrets.org, you can find out hot donors are. so contrary to what the koch brothers representatives accusing the obama campaign of, the obama people with their political action committee are revealing who their donors are. megyn: should the koch brothers who are private citizens, do they need to disclose their donors even though the law doesn't require them to do so? >> first off something that was factually incorrect that alan just said. the obama administration is famously tight lipped and mum on the secret donors -- stop interrupting me. i got

funded by far left zealots like george soros and dishonest to the core. last week we showed you a clip they used of me analyzing gas prices only where cut out the part where i criticize republicans being. that is on bill o'reilly.com and proves beyond any doubt that media matters has no integrity whatsoever. their latest campaign is against rush limbaugh. media matters is spending $100,000 to run radio ads targeting stations that carry mr. limbaugh. >> local station, wlf, broadcaster radio host who repeatedly attacked a feel mail student for no other reason than participation in a public debate about women's health. wls shouldn't talk about women this way. our community deserves better than this. this community service announcement was paid for by media matters for america. >> bill: now a limbaugh spokesman has issued a statement, quote: these media matters mobs very simple message renounce our enemies or become one of them. they barrage small business with threats until they cancel their advertising, unquote. media matters was somewhat successful in dama

right to use this as a vehicle to fund fund raise and raise money off of that medial matters, george soros, we know they are hand in hand. they have the freedom of speech to do that when the threat comes, if you don't do what we say, we're going to pick it -- picket outside your-that's what jessie jackson was doing for years. you don't do what we want, we will line up buses outside your concern and try to drive you out of business. that's a threat. that's not american. >> i agree. i think the whole notion it is free speech, bill, and i agree with you. sometimes you may not like what you hear but that's the marketplace that should dictate. >> bill: no threat zone. go ahead. >> it happens to work. shouldsure it works, the mafia s them up from testifying that works. >> that's breaking the law. this using your influence like every influence does out there. it's using your influence. >> bill: i use my influence, would you cede that? i use my influence. i don't have to threaten anybody. >> you don't have to threaten but you are making the same point using different words and maybe what we are ta

george soros broke? run out? they want $5. this is what confused me, leslie.ere a real war, you want more than $5 from your donor, you would want a lot of money so you could buy bazookas and stuff like that to protect yourself. they just want $5, so i don't know maybe it's just a cold war, a phony war. a little war, go ahead. >> yeah, i love you, but you are hung up on semantics on this issue. this is election year and both left and right love to use those words that get people's attention and that titillate and that's exactly what move on is doing. i think it's very effective because of that. >> bill: very effective you think most women feel that the republic party is waging war is that what you feel. >> not necessarily. no, but i think there are people that will look at this and say hey, i will give them 5 bucks. >> bill: people in vermont and berkeley, california who might do that. [ laughter ] >> bill: leslie, are you offended by this hyperbole and absurdity or do you take it as leslie does this is just crazy and it's election year? it's janine's turn, go.

right to use this as a vehicle to fund fund raise and raise money off of that medial matters, george soros, we know they are hand in hand. they have the freedom of speech to do that when the threat comes, if you don't do what we say, we're going to pick it -- picket outside your-that's what jessie jackson was doing for years. you don't do what we want, we will line up buses outside your concern and try to drive you out of business. that's a threat. that's not american. >> i agree. i think the whole notion it is free speech, bill, and i agree with you. sometimes you may not like what you hear but that's the marketplace that should dictate. >> bill: no threat zone. go ahead. >> it happens to work. shouldsure it works, the mafia s them up from testifying that works. >> that's breaking the law. this using your influence like every influence does out there. it's using your influence. >> bill: i use my influence, would you cede that? i use my influence. i don't have to threaten anybody. >> you don't have to threaten but you are making the same point using different words and maybe what we are ta

george soros broke? run out? they want $5. this is what confused me, leslie. war, you want more than $5 from your donor, you would want a lot of money so you could buy bazookas and stuff like that to protect yourself. they just want $5, so i don't know maybe it's just a cold war, a phony war. a little war, go ahead. >> yeah, i love you, but you are hung up on semantics on this issue. this is election year and both left and right love to use those words that get people's attention and that titillate and that's exactly what move on is doing. i think it's very effective because of that. >> bill: very effective you think most women feel that the republic party is waging war is that what you feel. >> not necessarily. no, but i think there are people that will look at this and say hey, i will give them 5 bucks. >> bill: people in vermont and berkeley, california who might do that. [ laughter ] >> bill: leslie, are you offended by this hyperbole and absurdity or do you take it as leslie does this is just crazy and it's election year? it's janine's turn, go. >> janine

american apparel flying high on a report that george soros-backed crystal financial may provide a newe to the firm, the trouble reed tailor, the "new york post" says it would replace american apparel's $75 million line match dmurg july. american apparel up today, 21%. michael coors holding stock today. kors down 2% following friday's decline. >>> volkswagen earned 21.1 billion last year, outdistancing their competitors what are they doing right? imhave that story in a bit. >>> yeah, his favorite part of the day brian shactman stands by with all of the afterhours action and the round up of all the action. >> urban outfitters, the stock is up and up more than you would think. we have only maybe one reason why. i will explain that to you. plus we talk a little bit about a movie theater that's more customers but less revenue per customer and they beat as well. strange things going on. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] you're the boss of your life. in charge of long weekends and longer retirements. ♪ ask your financial professional how lincoln financial can help you take charge of your future. ♪ >>

more money than jpmorgan, much more money than george soros. this is a man who was allegedly managing almost $65 billion. so imagine that he was your money manager and he went to bat on december 10, 2008, thinking your retirement fund was a billion and a half, 2 million, 7 million, 10,000,002 see-through retirement and by nightfall on december 11, it was all gone. it's like what happened in tales. it is what happens in the made-up scandal. i knew early afternoon on december 11 that madoff had been recognized. it is a name i recognized. had this not happened he would've been a minor footnote in history and the formation of the modern and the counter markets. then i saw the headlines. how big are we talking about here? he said he was. anyhow not. this was such a profound trail of trust by him and then he was indeed per trade. i felt there is something universal about it. by any measure, it is the largest ponzi scheme in history. whether you count the $65 billion in paper wealth of people thought they had the day before his arrest for the $20 bill

taking part in the discussion are george soros author of financial turmoil in europe and the united states. paul krugman, author of end this depression now. jeffery sacs who wrote the price of civilization reawakening american virtue and prosperity and edmond phelps author of rewarding work. this is about two hours. [applause]

here's here this afternoon for a luncheon meeting with george soros.x or seven minutes. a drop down and the recovery. airlines will like a decline in oil. look at some of the airline stocks. this index moved up. this is where we got the announcement. a little past 11:30 eastern time. the transport companies like fedex, very, very marginal moves today. that happened there. maybe 40 or 50 cents on fedex on that. overall, did it move the stock market, the overall market outside of the transportation sector? the answer is no. probably good new overall, given the concerns about oil. not big moves on the stock market. >> at this point, still a reuters report. we're waiting confirmation. >> it would be nice to know how much is being released. that could be a big effect. >>> bring rick santelli into the picture and art cashin. they haven't been worth more than a cup ol days of trading. these types of moves. >> that's correct. it will have a different kind of effect as well. it will show up in the election conversation. was there something behind it? other than

that's how much billionaire george soros is accused of offering the cousin of his ex-girlfriend to dropsoros saying he backed out on his promise to buy her a luxury apartment. and finally, over $500 billion. that's how much apple's stock rebounded after news of its upcoming ipad 3 release. the tablet has sold out in preorders. gretchen? >> thank you, peter. heart disease as we all know. the leading cause of death in the united states and every year, an estimated 12 million americans spend about $19 million on cholesterol lowering drugs. but our next guest says scientists have it all wrong! and now those drugs aren't doing the job. dr. dwight lindell is a cardiologist who has performed over 5,000 open heart surgeries and the author of "the cure for heart disease" and he joins me live from phoenix this morning. good morning to you, doctor. >> good morning, thank you. fun to be here. >> it's revolutionary what you're saying. what are we doing wrong? >> what we're doing wrong is following the government's dietary advice that we've had since the food pyramid was proposed. just look around at

george soros falling $49 million short to get his ex-girlfriend to drop a lawsuit.. she's suing for $50 million for not buying her a $2 million apartment. eric? >> as politicians and economists know, fixing the economy is no easy feat but our next guest says the solution to america's financial difficulties comes down to a very simple formula. freedom! here to explain is radio talk show host and author of "red and blue and broke all over" mr. charles koyette. thank you very much for joining us. what do you mean freedom? >> it would be nice if we had a lot more in this country. the world is filled with lab experiments of people who are living in poverty. we've had so many cases in east germany and west germany and the most vivid is north korea and south korea. you look at the north korean peninsula that's all dark. south korean peninsula, it's all illuminated because people there have an income that's 15 times higher. if we try to assess what's going on with the american dream in this country, why do we have 46 million people on food stamps and depression era levels o