the koch network spends hundreds of millions of dollars, every conservative takes koch money.ican lawmakers owe their careers to the kochs and are happy to say so. for people whose main business is making fertilizer and paper towels, the kochs have been remarkably effective in american politics, not surprisingly the left hates them for it. both the koch brothers and their families who by the way are very nice people have been grotesquely and repeatedly maligned by the media, this has convinced many conservatives that the kochs must be on their side, anyone who has been slandered by "the new york times" has got to be doing something right, that's the idea. it's not a bad standard but in this case, in the case of the kochs, conservatives might want to pause and rethink the relationship. as it turned out, kochs don't have much in common with conservatives, they are totally opposed to most conservative policy goals. the kochs are libertarian ideologues, passionate and inflexible in what they believe. america first? they find the notion absurd, and economic policy that seeks to str

he is a koch brothers rolled up in form, shape and sold product frr the koch brothers.or big business. this is insufferable to watch. >> it's very difficult. again, when you look at the key issues that the president campaigned on, border security was the highest issue. and if we get the boar border ur control, good for him. he succeeded. if we don't, we have to look and say where were the failures, why did we fail and frankly it's simply because we didn't have the outside of the box thinking that we need. lou: and i think we can be categorical also in the response of failure brewing and born. that is with the big business lobby. the chamber of commerce, business round table, wall street, corporate america. ladies and gentlemen, i have been covering the establishment for a long time. i have never seen the assertion of power that they are right now carrying out against every level of the permanent bureaucracy often those on allies against the senate, against the house. it's extraordinary to watch this. this is an existential battle between this president. he's all that st

koch brothers?ome on now. let's talk about this discussion and who bears the burden of these tariffs. we had the same discussion with the china tariffs. everybody is trying to claim that somehow american consumers bear that burden. that's exactly wrong. china -- >> how is that wrong? american companies have to pay the tariffs on the goods they import and they pass those costs on to consumers. knots a discussion. >> do you want to let me explain this? >> absolutely. >> give me a minute here without interrupting me, jim. okay? here is the way this works, china bears most of the burden of the tariffs. what happens when we put the tariffs on is china is forced to lower their prices, they have fewer exports, lower profits. the chinese government itself experiences lower tax revenues, slower rate of growth, higher unemployment right and foreign and direct investment flows out of china. now, we have seen virtually zero impact on price inflation after putting $250 billion worth of tariffs on china. so this

they're owned, bought lock stock and barrel we the doc the koch , the business round table.history where the business lobby should absolutely be ashamed of themselves and apologize to the american people for the affront and the insidious attack on our way of life. >> and the media completely ignores those connections. they still pretend like there's some sort of left-right divide, big business opposed to the democratic party. business big is in bed with the democratic party. they're for it and far too often it's for illegal immigration into the united states when most americans are not for that. most good business owners are not for that. they're for an orderly immigration system, once that makes sense and lets people in on their mer merit. lou: those who are voting against the amendment, 23, 24 candidates now in the democratic party, 2020 hopefuls. look at this, elizabeth warren, michael bennett, cor cory booke, kirsten gillibrand, kamala harris, beto o'rourke voted for the hyde amendment. why are they hiding that they voted for the hyde amendment. >> they don't want to tal

of commerce representing the nation's business, big business lobby, as well as the number for the koch brothers. they backed americans for prosperity. they also are the ones calling on the senate to block the president and his border security policies and of course those tariffs because they know those tariffs will work. joining us tonight tom homan, former acting director of immigration and customs enforcement, fox business contribute enary great american. tom, great to have you can us. and your reaction to the reports that mexico thinks it's done quite enough and just wants to talk about what all it's currently doing, even as the number of apprehensions last month rose to 136,000, a 13-year high for the month of may. >> i saw the press, what mexico did about how many people they've removed. they've adjusted 10% of the problem. one in ten of the illegal aliens that they transitioned that they did something about. they have not done anything at an extended pace. they need to do -- we talked about this many times. the cartels -- they need to defend their southern border, they haven't do

and the koch brothers, the chamber of commerce, wall street, the national association of manufacturersnals are running along with the cartels, five cartels in mexico, they are running our border and immigration policy. don't you agree? >> actually. over the number of years democrats really became united about immigration. if you go back to the failed efforts of comprehensive immigration reform in 2006 and 2007, there were still democrats like bernie sanders who oppose this. basically on the basis of american labor and not wanting to reduce wages for american labor. since the time during the obama years, democrats basically united completely around a more liberal immigration stance and republicans have always been divided between those, the chamber of commerce republicans you talk about another she wanted more restriction this policy. if you have one party united the other is divided, the united party will win. lou: every time. byron york, always good to -- want you come back once or twice a week we why don't you do that? >> i am happy to be here, just call. lou: you got it! byron york.

the koch brothers look, and say wow. if congress gets serious about climate change, that could bite into the bottom line. that could undermine the profits we make and they get joined by big oil companies and some big polluters, and then what happens? this is the part that really gets me. what do they do? they can make investments. they are smart guys, so they can invest. they can decide i am going to stop doing fossil fuels. i will invest in clean energy and renewable energy. no, they don't do that. they can decide, i'm going to carbon capture and i'm going to really double down and double down again. i'm going to find the ways we get carbon out of the atmosphere and water, clean it up. no, they don't go in that direction. instead, they say i'll invest in politicians. i'm going to go to washington and i'm going to get politicians to do nothing. and that's exactly how it works. do you know where they start? they hire a bunch of bought and paid for experts to have doubt about climate change. why? not because these guys don

as well as the number for the koch brothers. they backed americans for prosperity, they also are the ones calling on the senate to block the president and his border security policies and, of course, those tariffs because they know those tariffs will work. joining us tonight, tom homan, former acting director of immigration and customs enforcement, fox business contributor and great american. tom, great to have you with us. and your reaction to reports that mexico thinks that it's done quite enough and just wants to talk about what all it's currently doing even as the number of apprehensions last month rose to 136,000, a 13-year high for the month of may. >> i saw the press release that the governor of mexico did about how many people they've actually removed, and they basically adjust about 10% of the problem. actually, that's an actual number. about one in ten of till legal aliens who transited through mexico they actually did something about. they have not done anything. they need to do, they need to track the cartels that ar

as well as the number for the koch brothers.y backed americans for prosperity, they also are the ones calling on the senate to block the president and his border security policies and, of course, those tariffs because they know those tariffs will work. joining us tonight, tom homan, former acting director of immigration and customs enforcement, fox business contributor and great american. tom, great to have you with us. and your reaction to reports that mexico thinks that it's done quite enough and just wants to talk about what all it's currently doing even as the number of apprehensions last month rose to 136,000, a 13-year high for the month of may. >> i saw the press release that the governor of mexico did about how many people they've actually removed, and they basically adjust about 10% of the problem. actually, that's an actual number. about one in ten of till legal aliens who transited through mexico they actually did something about. they have not done anything. they need to do, they need to track the cartels that are ma

mailers from the koch brothers coming in time and time again, but on day 90 it stopped. and if we can stop the koch brothers in montana we can stop them in iowa, we can stop them all across the country. and i haven't stopped there. we are the only state that requires every company seeking state contracts disclose every single way they're trying to influence our elections. i'm the only one in this field holding the trump administration accountable in court for trying to turn our elections into dark money auctions. this election is about beating donald trump. winning back places we lost, but also giving people a reason to vote for us, not just against him. also about making our economy and our democracy work for all of us so that every american has a fair shot at that american dream. there are 239 days between now and the iowa cox caucus. help me make every single one of those days count. thanks so much. i look forward to earning your support and these are the reasons why i'm running for president. [applause] >> thank you, governor. our next speaker. our next speaker is ou

koch hall of fossils, "deep time,opens saturday, june 8. newshour, i'm william branghamin washington, d.c. nawaz: now to our "newsour shares." it's graduation season-- the time of year when politicians, artists, and other leade impart sage advice, and some humor, to freshly-minted colleg. gradua here are some highlights. >> i'd like to start here today by aressing the parents of te class of 2019. ( cheers and applause ) and to you, i would like to say, i hear you. don't worry, i've already had the t-shirts made up."g" my kid jusuated from brown, and all i got was the dude from 'the office?'" >> everyone you'll ever meet, knows sothing you don't. everyone. cos know how to use copper bowls to control egg proteins, and that's cool.wl respect that kge and learn from others. it will bring out the best in them, and it will bring out the best in you. >> today, you take the controls. you're going to push it up andyo char course across the sky. keep the wings level and true, because your country is sending you on a vital mission. >> there is no mome

talk koch in germany has ruled that the industrial scale mass slaughter of male chicks remains legal for now male birds cannot lay eggs and yield less need the unwanted gaston shredded on hatching $45000000.00 the killed in germany last year called said to the killing can continue until a reliable method of determining gender before hatching is developed. how's this for a used car ads for sale one well loved to been to car one previous owner with object a seat for backseat drivers machine guns and to tie a slashes james bonds iconic aston martin d b 5 is going under the hammer restored to the 2 original condition sotheby's expected to sell it for $6000000.00 later this year. at a german african conference a 1000000000 today representatives of government business and civil society were discussing investment opportunities in africa's economy that is a part of the economy closely linked to water fishing aquaculture or maritime transport the blue economy could play a major role in africa's structural transformation sustainable economic progress and social development. fisherman in senega

these groups, these business lobbyists, wall street, the koch brothers, letting with the interest of the drug cartels in mexico. and it is that straightforward, that simple and that dangerous to america. i just cannot imagine why the left-wing media, that is still hope, at least in part, independent from that of the lobbying groups, the democrats, the radical dems. they simply aren't accepting this and i find it stunning that they would permit tens of thousands of deaths from the opioid drugs being smuggled across the border by the cartels. the continued violence, the murders. if every two nations should partner for their mutual security, it is mexico and the united states against the drug cartels. >> actually, i just wrote an op-ed for www.foxnews.com and i talked about this. my 34 years of government i've never seen anything like this in my life. the constant resistance to try to secure this border. i mean i don't care if your democrat or republican, there is no downside of securing the border. and i'm sick and tired of democrats talking about let's investigate children dying. chil

making effects and ancient temples many of which are located deep in the jungle so to is somebody prey koch a unesco world heritage listed temple complex that dates back to the 7th century. the archaeological site has traditionally attracted a smattering of physics has compared to the most famous and what but this may be about to change because some bold pray coke is much larger than previously thought but we were able to identify and map hundreds of reservoirs occupation mounds and even some temples that hadn't been identified before even with decades of work on the ground these features had stowed on and identified because the forth here is so dense. that discovery was made using so-called light detection and ranging technology the short lived. by filtering out reflections from the vegetation the technology enables scientists to see through even the thickest jungle canopy. we can pinpoint certain areas of interest that. we maybe haven't explored before rather than having to walk the whole entire landscape and it saves a lot of time and money and it's really a great advancement in archaeol

the koch brothers, wall street.seems to be a complete denial in this country that what they are doing is supporting drug cartels, the deadliest in the world. your thoughts? >> we've got some real challenges when it comes to the mexican cartels. looking at them today as they are, which really is global networks that are acting as terrorist organizations around the world. it may stun your audience that the cartel is in 54 nations around the world. cartel -- new generation is in over 42 nations around the world. they have gone through a quantum leap in capabilities and tradecraft that they've learned from former special forces. also what they learned which is a designated terrorist organization. when we think of the cartels, you know one of the things we have to realize is there are effects on american people and how it affects the folks every single day. and look at them for what they are today, not for what we remember them as. which is drug cartels because that is something they do, it is not what they are any longe

the ignorance of the chamber and the koch brothers. it is palpable and it is propelling. obviously, the interest of both the republican and democratic rino establishments. >> that is a great point. when these migrants are coming here and they have to pay money to take this truck with the cartel you know getting bridge a billion-dollar industry, those individuals coming here, the exploitation does not stop at the border. once they get to the united states to continue to be exploited. whether it is from sexual exploitation or being forced to take jobs at a lower wage. this is absolutely, part of this is not just the national security threat but a humanitarian threat. by us focusing on interior enforcement we will send a message. if you come here illegally, you will be removed. i believe that is the humane issue. that is a humane tactic to use. we don't want them taken the perilous track and this is what so frustrating. the american people need to understand this. lou: the american people i truly believe you understand it. the confusion is for so many of those illegal immigr

the koch ned work says it's open to supporting consensus democrats.ow, but had there been no deal this weekend, the chamber of commerce, an icon of the gop establishment was prepared to file a lawsuit tomorrow morning challenging the republican white house and any trump tariffs on mexico. we live an interesting and disruptive times. that's it for "inside politics." hope you can catch us weekdays as well. here at noon eastern. up next, dana bash on "state of the union." special guest democratic presidential candidate, senator bernie sanders. thanks for sharing your sunday. have a great day. (ding) hey, who are you? oh, hey jeff, i'm a car thief... what?! i'm here to steal your car because, well, that's my job. what? what?? what?! (laughing) what?? what?! what?! [crash] what?! haha, it happens. and if you've got cut-rate car insurance, paying for this could feel like getting robbed twice. so get allstate... and be better protected from mayhem... like me. ♪ hey allergy muddlers... achoo! ...do your sneezes turn heads? try zyrtec... ...it starts working h

koch's american for prosperity network which has distanced itself from the gop brand in the trump eradidates who, quote, lead by uniting with others to pass principled policy and get good things done. trump's america first action is struggling. new numbers show the group has been racking up some big bills, very big bills, while failing to deliver for the president politically. joining me is cnn's michael warren breaking down these numbers. michael what, jumps out the most? >> reporter: a number of republican donors and operative, pro-trump republican donors and operatives, are telling cnn that they are concerned about the direction of america first which started in 2017. some of these numbers, these spending numbers are one point that these people are concerned about. let's go through them. $33,000 for a single event with vice president mike pence at a steakhouse here in washington. $120,000 delivered to two firms connected to former milwaukee cher f-david clarke associated with america first until the end of last year and more than $460,000 spend at trump-owned properties, primarily

we have the same discussion -- >> the koch brothers say it's a tax on american business. >> the kochtalk about this discussion who bears the burden of these tariffs. we had the same discussion with the china tariffs. everybody's trying to claim that somehow american consumers bear that burden. that's exactly wrong. china -- >> how is that wrong? american companies have to pay the tariffs on the goods they import and they pass those costs on to consumers. it's not a discussion. >> you want to let me explain this? >> absolutely. but the facts are facts. >> let me get this in without interrupting me, jim. here's the way this works. china bears most of the burden of the tariffs. what happens when we put the tariffs on is china is forced to lower their prices. they have fewer export, lower profits. >> so i want to get your reaction to that, governor. because the truth is -- >> i mean, i don't know where he gets his economics from. here's what i do know. because of the tariffs, right, because of all the disruption with china we now have a welfare program for farmers to give them money beca

dr koch. preparing the 1st dose of. this sort of therapy is not approved in western europe as appropriate for here what i'm going to talk to. him here at the beginning we use a very general type of faith that. then we take a sample from the affected area and analyze it to see whether we need a more specialized type of phage. then we can create those in our laboratory. cyberstalker for good. dr who reads and now injects the pages into the area around the sternum. phages are viruses that break into a bacterial cell and start reproducing this kills the cell then if age looks around for more bacteria to infect once all the bacteria in the problem area are destroyed the phages die. phages are also injected into the 2 surgical scars in echo heart's chest. this clinic is home to the world's largest phage bank. your home in western germany is home to another couple who know firsthand about the problems of bacteria that are resistant to antibiotics sibylla i had foot surgery and the area around the incisions later became infecte

we spoke to joe i'm barbara koch ordinator at the united national anti-war coalition he claims the u.s. military uses video games as a propaganda tool that think it's you just heard of the down propaganda that comes out in various forms to get people used to war and to get people to take sides especially young people propaganda comes in many forms and throughout my lifetime i have seen movies and hollywood change and i think this is preparing people for the kind of world that the u.s. military and the u.s. government want to see so they can continue their dominance military dominance and political dominance over the world the u.s. military should stay away of the gaming industry they should stay out of hollywood they should stay out of the sports industry but they are in all those industries. it may be the 1st day of summer but it's the 29th weekend of the l.d.s. protests across france the nationwide anti-government rallies have been losing steam of late with numbers dwindling fast and hawkins reports from paris. so far it has to be said this protest has been fairly tame by french stan

know exactly the cases that they're reference to and the other case is this case of a lawyer reading koch who has committed bribes and traffic of influence before starting being the lawyer of one of the people that pretending to be politician so basically we're talking about 2 cases all of them committed crimes before starting coming into the public area we have a lot of different cases to go through mr secretary why was the international community so keen on seeing you go on june the 14th the united states basically said it was pleased to see you go the state department spokesman said the u.s. welcomes the democratic party's announcement that it's withdrawing from government in favor of prime minister prime minister my son bill and the coalition formed by the democratically elected parliament the fact is washington couldn't wait to get rid of you could it and more importantly it wasn't going to lift a finger to save you was it well no one should place any fingers to say when you were politicians or the us it was a coalition created that we accepted at the final stage and we transfer the