a think tank financed by billionaire financier george soros is calling for germany and other eu countries to surrender more political power to brussels. >> the group of 17 experts says the eurozone debt crisis is poised to get a lot worse unless the political leaders moved to give supranational organizations more budgetary oversight. >> the report is only 11 pages long, but it packs a serious punch. the european rescue fund is far too small, the experts warn. eurozone states, especially germany, must take responsibility for each other's debt. the alternative is a potential financial collapse. the report states europe is sleepwalking towards a disaster of incalculable portions. among the 17 economists are two members of the german council of economic experts, which advises the german government. the report was published by the u.s.-based institute for new economic thinking, which is financed in large part by american billionaire investor george soros. he has long been calling on germany to give help to weaker eurozone countries and has called chancellor angela merkel 's policies shortsight

i rather have george soros buy space in the post office thangthan taking taxpayers and using our money >> quickly. how about a pepsi bottle on mount rushmore. >> not at all. steve said it so well i am so sick of seeing politicians put their names on monuments and buildings. do it to private corporation. they do more for us. >> last word, coming up. don't freak out over new fears of a recession. and recession proof stocks and instead names are coming up. to a little girl who saw flames reach her home as her family pulled out of the driveway, this isn't just a teddy bear. it's a step towards normal. it's why allstate catastrophe teams didn't just arrive at these fires with cold water and checks to help the grown-ups start the rebuilding... they also brought thousands of these teddy bears for kids. people come first. everything else is second. [ female announcer ] allstate customers affected by the recent wildfires call 1-800-547-8676. visit a mobile claims office, your agent or allstate.com recession worries. and buy these stocks to ease the oracle. >> i like oracle because a large chunk

george soros has given about $2 million compared to $24 million. peter lewis, $200,000 this time around compared to $23 million. steve bing, $425,000 compared to $14 million before. so why aren't big dollar democratic campaign donors the people who can really make a difference in terms of their personal decisions of what to do on campaign spending as individuals or campaign related spending as individuals, why are they sitting on their hands on the democratic side so far? are they waiting for something and they're going to get it later? do they want attention they're not getting from the president? do they think it's hopeless because yeah, maybe they're rich guys but they're not the koch brothers and they never will be? is the post citizens united political zillionaire thunderdome so inherently distasteful that people don't want to play in that dirty game anymore? for those of us who are watching this from the outside, reporting on it, observing on it, thinking abouwhat it means for the country, the likely outcome of the election, it seems like an

the great george soros gave more than $23 million to democratic groups in 2004. peter lewis gave about same amount, little less. steve bing gave nearly $14 million in 2004. democrats in terms of rich democratic donors in 2004, way outpace the republicans. but this time they are sitting on the sidelines, george soros has given $2 million. peter lewis, $200,000 and steve bing, $425,000 compared with $14 million before. why aren't big campaign donors who can make a difference in terms of personal decisions on what to do on campaign related spending as individuals, why are they sitting on their hands on the democratic side so far? are they waiting for something and they get in later? do they think it's hopeless because yeah, maybe they are rich guys but not the koch brothers and will be outspent no matter what they do? is the post citizens united thunderdome created by the supreme court so inherently distasteful with democratic politics they don't want to play in that dirty game anymore? those of us thinking bg what it means for our country, the likely outcome of the

george soros, peter lewis. guys are good at managing money, setting aside the ideological barrier to giving money to superpacs. soros is giving to groups building progressive infrastructure, think tanks, media monitoring, research organizations which is playing the long game here. right? >> right. >> i keep bringing up turner & hooch. there is some notion -- why not keep bringing up turner & hooch? there is some notion this is all sort of short-game politics versus long game. if you're not making an investment in the american political system, why not look toward 4, 8, 12 years out and build the infrastructure? >> the troubling thing is some of them are putting their money into things that duplicate what the campaign is doing, like get out the vote efforts. and some of these can become vonvon vanity project. the advantage of the pacs, on the republican side they can do all the negative advertising and the romney campaign can stay on a positive track. you really don't want to smear yourself when you go out and s

so the idea that the justice department would be willing to, um, peddle this george soros-funded web site material to try and discredit the entire book, um, really shows what they're interested in. they're not interested in answering any questions, as usual they're handing it off to an outside organization. but also they are collaborating on messaging and using media matters as a way to get their talking points out to the media. >> katie, i have a question. this is such a dumb, stupid plan that anybody in this room would have vetoed such a dumb plan as that. so that you get the impression that it's not just a food plan that made a -- a good plan that made a mistake and wasn't followed through. there must have been some important hidden purpose of it behind. >> well, and that's one thing that's important to get to the bottom of. and the reason why president obama was pushing for solyndra loans was because his motive was to get more green energy in the united states, right? so what was the motive behind operation and furious? the people i talk to said, look, they knew that gun control

>> sean: you know some of the things george soros was involved in?dal if he has a swiss bank account? >> i don't think that's a scab . i think mitt romney has every right in the world to have a four-car elevated garage. he earned it by sending jobs overseas. >> sean: they obviously want to distract from his horrific economic record. the question is 120 days out, does this have an impact? i think the romney campaign needs to pop back hard. i want to see romney hit obama as hard as he hit newt gingrich and his other opponents in the primary. >> that's what i'm hoping for, too. i think romney has a chance to own this argument. i don't think americans at their core like class war far. >> sean: i disagree. i think it works more than you think. >> i want to see him hit the tax argument more. we have the obama care tax now. what about the hidden taxes? >> what about all the other taxes. >> barack obama is the greatest economic president sings president roosevelt. >> i would say something but you won't like it. greta is next. >>> president obama and republic

>> sean: you know some of the things george soros was involved in? he has >> i want to see romney hit obama as hard as he hit newt gingrich and others in the primary. >> i don't think americans like class warfare i. i don't think it -- i disagree. i think it works more than you think, which is why they are using it. >> i want to see him hit the tax argument more. what about the taxes. >> the only -- [overlapping dialogue] >> what about the medicare tax? >> real quick -- >> barack obama's the greatest economic president since franklin roosevelt. >> i would say manage, you wouldn't like it. that's our time. congrats on "the five." greta's next. >> senator orrin hatch goes "on the record." and new jersey governor chris christie and donald trump making headlines today. what did they do? stick around to find out. right now, a murder indictment unsealed. harms for the murder of border patrol brian terry, setting off a firestorm in washington because a gun found at the murder scene found from the atf botched gun-walking operation. after executive privilege

>> sean: you know some of the things george soros was involved in? he has >> i want to see romney hit obama as hard as he hit newt gingrich and others in the primary. >> i don't think americans like class warfare i. i don't think it -- i disagree. i think it works more than you think, which is why they are using it. >> i want to see him hit the tax argument more. what abo

>> caller: jim, on december 31st, george soros sold out of priceline and bought tripadvisor.ime the result would be double the capital appreciation. tripadvisor is using an app for restaurants to access facebook's 900 million users. can it take market share from priceline? >> maybe the world is big enough for both of them. i got to tell you, tripadvisor again, because of this inn i co-own, tripadvisor is red hot. once you're actually in this business, you cannot believe how powerful these are. i do like tripadvisor more than i like priceline. let's go to tim in my home state of new jersey. tim? >> caller: hey, jim, thanks for taking my call. >> you're quite welcome. >> caller: i have a two-part question for you. one, i wanted to get your thoughts on why some ipos seem to fly under the radar and don't get much play, and some of them seem to be good companies. one i was thinking of was gaslog. it runs shipping and lng. and it seems like it's a great business to be in right now with natural gas prices so low. and the company's got some new ships and things look somewhat promisin

something like george soros or the koch brothers getting together, they have always bib able to do thate're going to stop independent individuals together or independent billionaires from spending their money on political speech, if that's what they want to do, that's scary to me in terms of protecting the first amendment. >> lawrence and ilya, thank you both so much for being here tonight. >> thank you. >>> the best new thing in the world today is totally worth the wait. and it is coming up. the calcium they take because they don't take it with food. switch to citracal maximum plus d. it's the only calcium supplement that can be taken with or without food. that's why my doctor recommends citracal maximum. it's all about absorption. with less chronic osteoarthritis pain. imagine living your life with less chronic low back pain. imagine you, with less pain. cymbalta can help. cymbalta is fda-approved to manage chronic musculoskeletal pain. one non-narcotic pill a day, every day, can help reduce this pain. tell your doctor right away if your mood worsens, you have unusual changes in mood

and is george soros a part owner in this corporation? thank you. guest: the truth is, i don't know anything about that particular story and therefore i have no idea whether george soros is an owner or involved in that effort at all. i generally will say i have a lot of faith in counting the votes in the united states. i think one thing we need to do, as we have developed a bad habit of everybody quickly hurling charges of fraud around whenever they lose an election or suggesting that officials are going to be dishonest, and i think that is a bad tendency. having those people involved in counting votes are honest and fair and accounting is pretty good. host: is it fair to say the disclose ad was a reaction to democrats in the senate to citizens united? guest: it certainly is. the democrats themselves said that. an interesting thing -- and the same week in 2010, scott brown defeated mark of oakley and a special collection for ted kennedy's senate seats in massachusetts and then the supreme court announced citizens united. these events are not related

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democrats who were the challengers and they were quite successful in raising money from people like george soros're trying to raise large amounts of money from individual people and get them revved up it's really good to be saying stop that guy in his tracks rather than keep things more or less the same. >> one thing i find fascinating is that when you have all this money and the message is being muddled on both sides, is you look at you have the debates coming ahead. you have august 3rd, the july unemployment report. august 12th and 27th, romney probably announces his running mate. but here's what i find interesting. the presidential debates, october 3rd, 16th, 22nd. i have spoken to folks in the democratic side that say these debates are so important for us because to a degree, it's romney, obama unplugged. you have them in the ring together and that's where our guy can do his best. with all the money that's being infused into this race, does it now put a premium in the future that if a candidate who is being outspent has to perform in the debate as the only real place that he can make a real

whatever george soros says, that is what obama is going to do.ost: a new cover story, talking about roberts rules, the court, and you, from "time magazine." it has been a rough few days. host: back to your calls on the issue of whether there is an issue with these republican candidates -- an issue with these two candidates. caller: the obama vision is quite evident. he is a progressive individual as far as the future for us all. his vision is otherwise completely the opposite. i want to say one other thing regarding the supreme court decision and health-care laws. the chief justice made the decision that the supreme court was held in esteem by the american people. i think that if he had not, the supreme court would have been looked down on even more. there's definitely something that can be done, and there are plenty of more votes left for the sky in the supreme court. the chief justice is going to show us he is a real conservative by voting down these laws? do not be dismayed. he is going to do what conservatives do. host: in the next hour we wi

there is more than one george soros. they just don't get the attention.>> i don't think so. campaign finance has been an issue and that's abstract. it's hard to get people to talk about it and think about it. people have jobs to worry about and health care and there issues that i think are more visceral to people. >> the reason it will be an issue in the campaign if it does is because it plays into the bigger themes about mitt romney that he is an out of touch person in bed with all the other who is show up at the hamptons in their mercedes and think the vips should run the country. >> george clooney's home in los angeles for the fund-raiser who raised millions. are they in touch with middle america? >> the people who are funning romney want something from him. they want their taxes cut. what does jeffrey katzen berg want? >> they are investigating him due it a movie deal he did in china. i am simply saying the idea that donors on the left are pure and motivated by the issues and donors on the right are motivated solely by personal advantage? >> they want

we can't get much past the senate, but the son of george soros is trying another avenue to fight bigathan is starting an action committee called friends of democracy, who will go after members of the house who are against campaign finance reform. he knows he can't compete on the presidential level but he says going after house members will be a good start. and if you are wondering what is in a name you might want to ask the dnc host committee, they are sending our fliers that it is the panther's stadium, but that has never been its name. make senses that democrats may want to distance themselves from the name considering how the country feels right now about wall street and big banks. back after the break. i can't stand these spots. those spots are actually leftover food and detergent residue that can redeposit on your dishware during the rinse cycle. gross. jet-dry rinse agent helps wash them away so the only thing left behind is the shine. jet-dry rinses away residues for a sparkling shine. and who doesn't want 50% more cash? ugh, the baby. huh! and then the baby bear said "i want

it reminds me a little of the george soros reflexivity thing. we create our own reality.superstitiously, why not capitalize on it? >> exactly. like my mum's takeaway, loses 30% tonight, it will lose 30% in profits. and the american economy loses around $800 million every friday the 13th. >> does it? yet we're showing the performance of this fund. it looks to me like it's a little under water. >> yeah. it's recovered slightly from the past month. so it's around minus 5% right now. >> what do you think accounts for that? >> i don't know. >> superstitions, presumably. and so what happens now to the fund? because it's not set up in the traditional way that a fund is, by a traditional fund manager. obviously this is very different. how long do you continue this project, and where do you think you're going to take it? >> the experiment -- this experiment's going to last for one year. so it started on june the 1st and will finish next year on june the 1st. i think the fund will carry on i think a different algorithm experiment. and awaiting a new experiment as well. so that's go

you always go after the people that create jobs, but you never care about people like george soros will make money by tearing down countries like ours. you do not care about labor unions that use violence and crime to force their way down our throats, and if you do not do what they want, you see what happens. they do not care what they cost the companies or even the public. they do not care about the taxpayers or whether they can afford anything. it seems like all you'll end of these other protest movements, like the -- you and all of these other protest movements like the bloody occupiers, all you care about is a social good -- socialist country with the government controls everything and dictates everything. host: david, i think we have the point. mr. hayes? guest: i certainly do not want a country where a government controls and dictates everything. that is a terrible way to run a society, and we have seen what that looks like, and i do not think that is a recipe anyone wants to bring about. the caller uses the term socialism. socialism is a term that has been leveled at the presiden

george soros just put a $5 million price tag on my head. the thing is this. use your social media. get your message out on youtube, facebook, twitter. connect with others so that people know that there is another voice out there. we have to have the continue throughout all of our age groups, all of the demographics. this thing that you all believe in, this thing that eagle forum promotes, limited government, fiscal responsibility, free- market, traditional cultural values, strong national defense. that is what makes america great. >> wait for the mike. >> for those of us who are going into the military, what would you have to say to us? any advice or areas that we should be aware of? >> pay attention to your training, watch your step, and always take care of your teammates. that is it. are you going in through rotc? which branch? >> marine corps. >> why not an army man? they have the cool uniforms. the chicks dig the uniforms. plus, you guys have great commercials. i commend you for that. in my family, i am the third or fourth generation of military servicemen. thank you for carryi

. >> guest: george soros gave a million and most democratic, their identities is secret.w specifies it cannot be in on coordination to the campaign. but david brock is head of media matters and he has tensively coordinated with the white house is for the obama campaign. we have documented between brock and the white house and running the super pac. >> steve: that is clear violation of campaign law. >> guest: it is clear to me. it is not something that the government went after him. you can say well, that is capacity as a head of another organization. but it is a problem. >> steve: the hypocicy. said super pacs are a bright and terrible. >> guest: they are for special interest. >> steve: he's embraced them now he's in a tough go. >> guest: they are having trouble raising money for the campaign in a straightforward way. they are relying on outside groups. they are very much inside of the 10. stove steve they are out to destroy fox news and a super pac is raising millions. can the super pac use million to try to take down fox news, too? >> guest: anything it wants and david

is george soros a part owner in this corporation? thank you. guest: i do not know anything about that particular story and therefore i have no idea whether george soros is an owner or involved. i generally will say i have a lot of faith in counting votes in the united states. we developed a bad habit over the last decade of everybody hurling charges, suggesting officials will be dishonest. i think that is a bad tendency. i think our accounting is predicted. the democrats said that. it is an interesting kind of thing. in 2010, scott brown defeated him in a special election for massachusetts. a couple of days after the supreme court announced the decision. these events are unrelated but when i talk to liberals and democrats, the events are welded in their mind. they realize they were in a lecture tour trouble in 2010. there is a belief that a large corporations are pro republican. i think that is a shaky belize. but this was an effort to say we have to silence these types of speakers that are likely to help republicans. that is the bottom line of

then you had george soros. a really interesting and new dynamic was happening. what rove saw was the groups were wing nut groups. you had a single billionaire with a single issue like soros who was financing stuff without political polish and then you had folks moving really far to the right. rove thought, what if i get between the money and the expertise? what if i sut here and talk to people like steve wynn who is in our story. a lot of texas connections, washington connections and say, guys, i know you want to get involved in the process. you have a vested interest. give me the money. i will take care of the messaging. i know how to do ad buys and have an impact. who would you give your money to? >> exactly. >> it's a great idea. >> they called him bush's brain. you look at what he was able to do with george w. bush. is his power now doubled, tripled, tenfold given what he can do with t system now? >> it's so much broader. bush's success at fund-raising was about bundling. rove and ed gillespie looked at mcc

george soros just put a $5 million price tag on my head. hi, george. happy.laughter] use your social media. ok? get your message out on youtube, on facebook, on twitter. connect with others. so that people know that there is another voice out there. and we have to have the continuum throughout all of our age group, all of the demographics to show that this thing that you all believe in, this thing, the eagle forum promotes limit government, fiscal responsibility, individual sovereignty, free market, strong national defense. that's what makes america great. >> question? wait for the mic. >> for those of us who are going to -- into the military, any advice? or areas that we should be aware of? >> pay attention to your training. and always take care of your teammates. that's it. i mean, that really boils down to are you going in through rotc? which branch? >> marine corps. >> why not army, man? [laughter] you went in because you knew the chicks dig the uniforms, don't you? [laughter] and you guys have great commercials. army commercials, we've got to get a littl

the complaint was filed yesterday by a liberal group funded by george soros against chairman issa for out, if you will, into investigations. also, we understand, i'll send it back to you, steve, another complaint will be filed with the new york bar where eric holder also has a law license. steve? >> all right, william live in los angeles. thank you very much. meanwhile, straight ahead, bill o'reilly has been reporting for years. what was his very first job? here's a hint. it gave him a brain freeze. and then from health care to the stimulus to repealing don't ask don't tell, president obama has passed some major legislation since he took office but you know -- but you might not know it from watching his re-election speeches. is he running from his record? we're going to report and you're going to decide. but first, pfizer trivia question of the day -- well hello, welcome to hotels.com. summer road trip, huh? uhuh yep uch let's find you a room. at hotels.com, you'll always find the perfect hotel. because we only do hotels. wow. i like that. nice no. laugh... awe uch ooh, yeah hmm nice

george soros has -- a 5 million tagged over my head. hyde georgia. the thing is this. use social media. get your message out on youtube, on facebook and twitter. connect with others so that people know there is another voice out there. we have to have the continuum throughout all of our demographics that show that this thing you all believe in, this heritage foundation and this thing that the eagle forum promotes, limited government and fiscal responsibility, free-market traditional culture and values and strong national defense, that is what makes america great. >> question? >> wait for the mic. >> congressman, for those of us who are going into the military what would you give to us for device into areas we should be aware of? >> a pay attention to your training, and always take care of your teammate. and that's it. that really boils down to it. are you going into rotc? which branched? why not army, manned? [laughter] they have the cool uniforms. and you know, you know that chicks dig uniforms. [laughter] and plesea no they have those great commercials. our commercia

george soros just put a $5 million price tag on my head. the thing is this. use your social media.r message out on youtube, facebook, twitter. connect with others so that people know that there is another voice out there. we have to have the continue throughout all of our age groups, all of the demographics. this thing that you all believe in, this thing that eagle forum promotes, limited government, fiscal responsibility, free- market, traditional cultural values, strong national defense. that is what makes america great. >> wait for the mike. >> for those of us who are going into the military, what would you have to say to us? any advice or areas that we should be aware of? >> pay attention to your training, watch your step, and always take care of your teammates. that is it. are you going in through rotc? which branch? >> marine corps. >> why not an army man? they have the cool uniforms. the chicks dig the uniforms. plus, you guys have great commercials. i commend you for that. in my family, i am the third or fourth generation of military servicemen. thank you for carrying on th

. >> jennifer: george soros has not kicked in yet. he's the one that they all trot out all the time to say you guys have george soros you guys have the koch brothers. he hasn't kicked in because he doesn't like super pacs. >> there are a lot of democrats who don't like super pacs. >> jennifer: none of us like super pacs but in order to kill the beast you've got to be able to put the president in power. >> to pair paraphrase donald rumsfeld, you go to the election with the rules that you have, not the rules you wish you had. >> jennifer: $20 million. >> with another $10 million in commitments. >> jennifer: he's raised about $62 million for romney. his donors aren't afraid to step up. >> that's right. and also because they stand to make a lot of money if mitt romney gets elected. the thing i feel good about even though we raised less money, the money we've spent has had a measurable impact. >> jennifer: we'll talk about that in a second. i want to talk about a very large contributor from the san francisco area to democrats in the past,