george soros has cut his funds in u.s. stocks by more than 1/3 in the first quarter and bought a $264 million stake in the world's biggest bully and producer. he's warned of risk stemming from china's debt fueled economy. he thinks a hard landing for the country is practically unavoidable, and that such a slump will worsen global deflationary pressures and drag down straps. darren berg plans to increase , bettingngs in gold demands will be lifted by uncertainty surrounding the outcome of the u.s. election and britain's eu referendum. the chief investment officer expect gold, silver, and platinum markets to rebounded by as much as 40% of the next two years to a level last seen in october, 2012. the u.s. has finally revealed how much of its debt is owned by saudi arabia, after getting the figures a secret for more than 40 years. the treasury department says the king has had a stockpile of about $117 billion, putting saudi arabia among the top dozen holders of u.s. debt. is only 1/10 of china's. the u.s. released the data aft

clinton's top donor is billionaire george soros. he's hedge fund manager #2 in our report.e's given more than $7 million, most of it to a pro-hillary super pac. will: the group supporting hillary clinton is priorities u.s.a. action, and they take money from george soros, from haim saban, and several other wealthy democratic mega donors. sharyl: who's haim saban? will: haim saban is the chairman of a big media group. he is a liberal mega donor and has been for several years. he's a very plugged in donor with the clinton coalition. sharyl: saban and his wife have supported hillary to the tune of $7 million. their giant media investment firm owns univision. that's the spanish language tv network that cancelled plans to air trump's miss usa after he said he'd build a wall on mexico's border and crack down on illegal immigration. the saban company is also the network of jorge ramos, who has -- mr. trump: excuse me, sit down. sit down. sharyl: who has publicly sparred with trump. clinton's biggest money strength comes through a formidable network that includes american bridge, pr

george soros goes for gold selling 37% of his hold at the u.s. stocks.gets a stake in the world's biggest bullion producer. blackrock solaris think hosted his worry over china's growing debt problem. john: 30 minutes way from the opening bell, here in new york city. i'm jonathan ferro. we are away on assignment. lastly, we had a retail on the upside. the cci fed measure has inflation. gottenrket that has not anywhere near the feds. lisa: maybe, it will get there today. play deals are rising. perhaps, they are rising in more along the past. john: they have more to the cash open. let's look at what is treating globally. the s&p 500 futures are at negative five. over and europe, they stay in their. it is -- they drew 10,000 points quite comfortably. as we rolled towards the close come auschwitz of the board break quickly. the euro is at 114. that is way throughout the section. hangnter 45 harry dwayne it up. they had a stronger pound at 144. the also changed the 10 year at 1.76%. they had the brink contract which is creeping higher. away from the cash open

we'll keep an eye on that. >>> george soros is increasing his bet against the s&p and increasing 7%. illion share option. but soros bought a 19 million share stake in barrick gold and in a gold-backed etf. this is the first return to gold in three years. he called gold the ultimate bubble but changed his mind. >>> and the gold bet is shaping up to be big money. contrast, paulson and company slashing its investment in the gold trust by 17% to 4.8 million shares. this is the third time paulson has reduced his stake in the year. >>> to today's "must read" stories."the wall street journa great op-ed. titled "what's socialism, dad?" on the deterioration on venezuela's health care system and awful pictures there, the emergency they're facing. he compares it to what's happening here in the u.s. when it comes to policies by bernie sanders. brett stevens writing it had no shortage of western cheerleaders as it set venezuela on its road to hyperinflation, hypercriminality, water shortages, beer shortages. and they are complicit in venezuela's agony. and he does says she do have these cheerleade

a bit later on we will show you how rank hatred and dishonesty from a george soros funded group. personally responsible for much of the vile stuff in the political arena. of course, the worst part of all this hate is the effect it will have on american children. that will be terrible. and that's the memo. now for the top story tonight. new fox news poll on the election. donald trump has moved ahead of hillary clinton in this survey. 45-42. reversing 48-41 deficit in april. trump loses to bernie sanders in a matchup that will never take place 46-42. when asked about favorability senator clinton -- secretary clinton i should say got hammered, 61% have unfavorable view of her. just 37% favorable. but trump it's 56 not favorable, 41% like him, that's improvement from march when 65 american voters looked askance at donald trump. with us now to analyze all of this kirsten powers. you're here in new york. >> i know. i had to come see you. >> i have one request, don't hit me, all right? >> why? >> don't be like those vegas people. you can leave a message on -- but don't do that first of a

george soros, what is he doing? drop in u.s. stocks by 37%. dollars.llion yvonne: that is it for us here on bloomberg markets middle east. manus: i will be joined by anna edwards. after these messages. anna: asian markets continue their two-day rally sealed right oils climbed to a six-month high. bullish in the long-term, black rocks larry fink tells us that we all have to worry about china's debt but the country's leaders have done a good job. solving a mystery. saudi arabia's u.s. treasury holdings are unveiled after 41 years. it is among the top dozen holders. the toughest job in european banking. martin gilbert says deutsche bank has it difficult road ahead. -- has a difficult road ahead. martin gilbert: a lot ofm

thehe companies think [indiscernible] which goes in line what -- with what george soros is doing.anus: let's get your perspective on europe. we have sentiment rising. citigroup's numbers are back toward zero. they are getting a bit better. but equities are under a little bit of rusher. what do we need from a european perspective to convince you to take more european equity risks? >> will we need is to go through the referendum on june 23. once we have gone through that we will decide. to invest we need to understand what europe will be as an economy and as a joint state. at the moment there is a bit of uncertainty going into the referendum. that has created a lack of interest from u.s. festers and local ones in europe. manus: the euro stoxx 50 is underperforming. the cbs locked in negative rates. it seems to be more focused on the transmission mechanism or the valuing of the euro. what do you need to see, we need to get brexit out of the way before we commit to europe? >> in my view, yes. that is what does grass are showing. manus: it was a wonderful article the other day, no -- a

this is what george soros predicted in the 1990's.h a slush of yen that to the yen could do nothing but reverse trend. it is a huge debate. the one thing that caught my eye this morning is that leveraged funds, the net long positions on criticaln, that is the point. there you go. george soros, never knowingly in the fx conversation. i wonder what his bets are on dollar/yen. i would love to know what he has on this trade. if helet's ask vasileios buys into it. so many people talk to us about things that should weaken the yen. the comment overnight once again from the japanese government, designed to weaken the yen. what can they do to weaken the currency? vasileios: so many moving parts in here. thatnk my broadview is following all these problems, whatever it is you want to call and it movedeakens below fundamentals, meaning it was heavily undervalued against the dollar. basically, these huge monetary expansion, they are adding a backstop in order to keep the yen from coming very rapidly towards their value, i.e. appreciating against t

buys billions, george soros cuts his stocks. bunch bank has the most challenging job among banks. this is bloomberg surveillance. tom keene is in new york. we are looking at currencies. there is a lot going on with commodities. stocks are in change. tom: australia as well. meeting much more important. i know we're going to do that in a minute. basically, the journal article suggests that what carl weinberg will-- has talked about maybe finally happened. we will talk about that. francine: we have been reporting this for a couple of weeks. it's something i addressed. they have been asking for some time and debt relief. they have done this veiled threat that if they don't get that relief, they may not participate. news.get to the >> the u.s. is backing libya's request to find islamic state. john kerry is in vienna where he met with russia's foreign minister as well is the bromance from other countries. they ruled out the use of u.s. troops. the majority of britons want to remain in the european union. 55% of those surveyed what the u.k. to stay. that's up slightly. 40% want to leave.

george soros goes for gold. the fed minutes say get ready for a rate hike. >> the keyword is jim. shery: we sorted through the highlights and highlights -- low lights and highlights. oil prices rally but is a slump really behind us? >> i'm shocked this market is not substantially higher. shery: how did the big-time investment people feel about the economy? >> simply put, we are in the proceed with caution spectrum. we all have to be worried about it. shery: straight ahead on "bloomberg best." hello, and welcome. ," your "bloomberg best weekly review of the most this news, and interviews from bloomberg television. the topgin with headlines. warren buffett has never shown much of a taste for tech investment but on monday we learned his company has taken a billion-dollar bite of apple. shunnedn buffett has technology companies, staying on the sidelines through two internet booms but berkshire hathaway has discovered a stake for his holding of 9.8 million shares at the end of march. he is also among a group bidding for yahoo!'s assets. are we reading too much into this? is he changing

george soros is bankrolling this. this is part of the democratic team that wants to defeat donald trump. if you did the man on the street, they don't know any issue. charles: that's been proven over and over again. >> passion that breeds engagement is healthy. we all believe in that. but engagement that tbreeds violence is not. the one thing that's been mentioned by tammy is that you have to call it for what it is. when things turn violent, there was a flyer distributed by the anaheim police department. they distribute to flyer to tell the protesters to remind them they will not tolerate burning, looting or violence. that is out of control. that's wrong. all the candidates in the race should call it for what it is. it is not the way that we constitutionally should, you know, express ourselves. and most importantly, it should not be a replacement for the passion that has driven this election into the living rooms and beyond all over america and has gone the people excited. >> no matter who the nominee would be, it coul

you are channeling george soros. rishaad: george soros, looking at what is going on with the yen. weaker yen, comparing what's going on in terms of the size of the monetary base. the size of the monetary base, that has gotten wider and wider, nearly 100% of that of the u.s.. you see that in the white line. the orange one, showing a recent depreciation of the yen. this will eventually make itself felt, and we will have the yen turning weaker. we have japan, europe, the united states, who have widened balance sheets, and we have not seen much in terms of liquidity injected into the system. china has an advantage in all that. when they introduce more stimulus, more credit, it works, and that works because sometimes it is good to have a command economy. so they are able to turn the taps on much easier than the japanese or indeed mario draghi or janet yellen as well. so that's really what's going on. soros is printing a weaker yen because of the size of the monetary base, nearly the size of that of the united states. manus? manus: thank you very much. anna edwards and i will be back in

nicole: billionaire george soros made a major change to his portfolio. he reportedly cut its friends investment in u.s. stocks pay more than a third and by $264 million stake in derek old. the world's biggest gold producer according to a government filing, making it firms biggest u.s. holding. let's look at stocks to watch. home depot is one of them ahead of quarterly earnings release site this morning. some of the chain to report higher result to fix up their homes. this says that the big-ticket items, think appliances, water heaters, items like that. we'll also hear from tjx, the parent of t.j. maxx, marshalls, how good is expected to report improved earnings from a year ago. investors will look for sales forecast for the current quarter as well as details on the retailer's international expansion. 3.5% after results from the company's pbx that haitians. this is the maker of testing equipment. reported revenue rose across its various divisions. nicole: here's a look at the headlines. facebook will sell video ads on behalf of other firms. the journal sa

george soros goes for gold. the farmer deal machine keeps humming. the fed minutes saying get ready for a rate hike. >> the keyword is june. >> the earnings report. >> clearly, walmart wins. >> then, the ceo said second quarter won't be great. >> oil prices rally, that is a slope really behind us? >> i am shocked this market is an substantially higher. >> and how did a big-time investment for its feel about the world economy? >> it's not the same positive activity we saw last year. >> we are going to proceed with caution. >> we have to be worried about it. >> it's all straight ahead on "bloomberg best." hello and welcome, i'm shery ahn. this is your weekly review of the most important business news analysis and interviews from bloomberg television around the world. let's begin with a day by day look back of the week's top headlines. warren buffett's has never had much of a taste for tech but on monday we will learn his company has taken a billion-dollar bite of apple. warren buffett has shown the technology companies, but that line of thinking may ha

george soros was vigorously against the war. he gave interviews. he spoke, and he wrote. he didn't make the connection that it needs money to back up with an infrastructure for these people. $200 million for george soros can be compared with a reasonably good year when he makes $3 billion. ted turner, for example, can vastly increase the peace movement. we've heard of waging war. what about waging peace? what about anticipating conflict? what about not exaggerating criminal gangs and following up with massive invasions, blowing countries apart, and spreading the criminal gangs into 22 countries? al-qaeda. what about spending ourselves into penury in terms of deficits and the $3 trillion over the next 30 years that joseph stiglitz, a nobel prize laureate, said the iraq war is going to cost us? not just the immediate war and all that, but all the follow-ups of the veterans and so on. bill gates sr. and the famous trial lawyer in texas, joe jamail, could easily fund reopening our courts so ordinary people can use them, so ordinary people who are wrongfully injured can have t

when your national finance chair is a hedge fund guy who donated to hillary clinton, is tied to george soros, it kind of complicates the attack you're going to make on the presumptive likely democratic nominee. not presumptive yet. >> sam stein, thank you very much. >>> next, a curious response for the presumptive republican nominee about his relationship with vladimir putin. what he said and what he wouldn't say after this. >>> as we noted on the show last night, if and when donald trump is formally nominated bit republican party, he is able to start receiving regular classified intelligence briefings from u.s. officials. trump told "the washington post" he is eager for those briefings to twin but not everyone is thrilled including at least one member of the senate foreign relations committee, chris murphy, who told buzzfeed trump has no moral or ethical ground, he wouldn't think twice of taking classified information and putting it in the public realm if he thought it served his political purposes. senator murphy isn't only concerned about the handle of sensitive information, noting trump'

>> george soros bought it, i'll piggyback on him. >> gold came way back this week. be careful. thanks for watching. keep it right here. the number one business network continues with eric bolling. >>> a traveler's nightmare right before the busy summer season with the investigation intensifying into egyptair flight 804, tsa security lines are expected to be longer. the agency is hitting congress up for more money. does the government agency really need more of our tax dollars or is it time for a free market fix? welcome to "cashin' in." ed with welcome, everybody. rick, do you think we need to give the tsa more cash to fix this mess or what about a private solution? >> tsa has an enormous budget. $7.3 billion. compare that to the i.c.e. budget, the immigration agency. and they have a $6.2 billion budget. so i don't think it's a money problem. i think they've got to be better at implementing the technology that's out there. there's face recognition technology. we need to use what silicon valley can do to shorten these lines, not just throw money at the problem. >> and mercedes,

>> george soros bought it, i'll piggyback on him. >> gold came way back this week. be careful.hanks for watching. keep it right here. the number one business network continues with eric bolling. >>> a traveler's nightmare right before the busy summer season with the investigation intensifying into egyptair flight 804, tsa security lines are expected to be longer. the agency is hitting congress up for more money. does the government agency really need more of our tax dollars or is it time for a free market fix? welcome to "cashin' in." ed with welcome, everybody. rick, do you think we need to give the tsa more cash to fix this mess or what about a private solution? >> tsa has an enormous

george soros has dropped his u.s. equity investments i really 7% but he -- by 37%. $264 million. callold options, options are rising. in terms of soros, we know he is not a fan of china but he is a fan of gold. the best quarter since 1987. up by 17%. a slow down recently. rand aree and the all playing into the story. this is the bloomberg index. that is anything to go by, those are the lofty highs. play inthe state of your chart of the hour. let us talk about all things precious. ken hoffman is joining us. he is the global head of metals and mining. i'd like a bullish story. bullish story. the gold story has many facets. what convinces you on the precious metal side? ken: the biggest thing we have seen is a switch to more mainstream. people are looking at gold as a true currency. one thing that is surprising -- all analysts got gold wrong including goldman. gold has gone mainstream. a lot of big funds trying to take a small allocation of currency in gold. something they have not done in the past. in the past, you have seen physical buying from the retail sector. many funds are wo

s, his-- george soro company is buying into shares of gold. central activity around the world is pushing the price of gold ever higher. let's get now to the bloomberg first world news. haidi: thanks, matt. the rba says a broad-based weakening of inflation pressures are behind the surprise interest rate cut. the australian central bank first cut in a year. gross outlookhe remains steady. the decision was not seen as a therebyunk, reducing the likelihood of another cut in june. purchased a $254 million stake in gold. soros has warned of this chinese debt. he thinks a hard landing for china is practically unavoidable and this will worsen global deflationary pressures and drag down equities. there are plans to increase his holdings in gold, betting that the gold will increase in value. the chief investment officer expects godl to rebound by as much as 40% in the next two years, a level last thing in october 2012. it is finally been revealed how much the debt is in saudi arabia. the kingdom has a stockpile of $117 billion. that puts saudi arabia am

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and george soros is cutting his uk stock holings about 37%. warning of a risk of another financial crisis for china's economy will have a hard landing. soros' firm disclosing a 2.1 million put option. he's in camp or in league with a whole number of people who have this field. >> he can still get new highs. >> we should also say the fund also unwind exposures to commodities in dow chemical, penn virginia, kinder morgan and baker hughes. but soros, here's where he's bullish, 19 million share stake in barrick gold. a gold option. i was looking at you when i said some people -- >> but, the -- >> they probably talk to each other. >> they still talk to each other. we should say this is the first return to gold in three years. he once called the metal the ultimate bubble. in contrast to soros, john paulson a little bullish. slashing its investment in the gold trust by 17.4% to 4.8 million shares. this is the third time that paulson has reduced his stake in a year. maybe next time he walks past the set on the outside -- >> there's a huge s&p put that

betty: what did you make of george soros as we saw the filings today, reducing his u.s. stocks by one third, and then buy into gold? believe the global economy is decelerating. he is careful to point out that the chinese system reminds him of 2007 and 2008. on 15 trillion dollars of debt in the last five years. decelerates, that will have a meaningful impact on global growth in global trade as well as the financial system. with the staff that you want to move of the spectrum. betty: the latest holdings you are betting on, dr pepper, why? >> we're operating margins that we believe will go up in the next 18 to 24 months. this is not a trade. we believe the revenue growth of 3-5% would be assistant. compared to their competitors, the margins are substantially lower. as they talk and acquisitions, they get the leverage approach. it reminds me a lot of another consumer staple economy where 12 have a market cap of really dollars and as they the atthe acquisition, the operating leverage. think gdp growth will be one in three quarters and consumption debt growth will be at least

george soros goes for gold. the fed minutes say get ready for a rate hike. >> the keyword is jim. sorted through the highlights and highlights -- low lights and highlights. oil prices rally but is a slump really behind us? >> i'm shocked this market is

george soros is not alone. abx which is eric gold, those -- which is barrett gold, those look good. scarlet: there does not seem to be a whole lot of a reason or a theme tying this together. julie: energy is higher because of oil prices and that we can see what's going on. utilities are lower and consumer staples are lower as well as health care. there is a rotation out of more defensive stocks but there does not seem to be a catalyst that technology is down as well and that's not more defensive. it's a little bit con founding. individually, united rentals is the best performer in the s&p 500 with no new headlines. southwestern energy, little bit more reason with oil prices trading higher. a little bit of a model this session. scarlet: thank you so much. let's turn to the bloomberg first word news. mark: thank you. house speaker paul ryan says he is trying to unite the republican party around commonly held principles and policies. the process is still in its early stages. speaker paul ryan responded to an nbc s

george soros has been vocal about his disbelief in the chinese economic strength. he thinks there is an undeniable hard landing coming there. ended inquarter that 2015, he had a big stake in stables and telecom. react how he is going to to china should be interesting. einhorn had his first solid quarter last quarter after two years of that performance. it will be interesting to see if he weathers the storm. scarlet: speaking of david einhorn's bond, 3.2 men shares acquired in the first quarter. that headline just crossing as you were talking about it. , one greatt looking function you can use to dive down into the current holdings of hedge fund managers and look at his current positions, he has a lot of that long consumer discretionary positioning. oliver, thanks for joining us. scarlet: words of advice for brazil's new cabinet. ♪ so-calledarolina bathroom wall is facing another legal challenge. the american civil liberties union wants a federal judge to stop the law from being in force. the group made the request in court papers filed today. the state of north car

. -- theson i am sorting reason i am mentioning the george soros chart is because he yen.oned a weaker it tumbled 30% against the dollar in a two-year period. many say this expanding monetary base is a factor. the yen 11%ven up against the dollar this year and there is hope this will continue. that the boj is doing all it can, whatever it takes, there is hope that this is planned out to prevent weakness. the boj would have been hoping but it wason friday a miss. the boj needs that divergent monetary policy and the weekend is crucial to growth efforts in japan. the other concern is that the boj may be hitting the upper limits of its monetary expansion. is essentially them having trouble finding more securities to buy giving the record amounts they have already purchased. there are some concerns that the central bank will be able to hit its purchase targets this year. angie? haidi.thanks for that, there is discussion that the subnet yen strength and weakness is bad and they do have to intervene, also saying that this rapid move is not desirable and "the japanese government has means to i

. >> first, i think donald trump has hired a guy to raise money for him, who raised money for george soros gave money to hillary clinton and now raising money for trump. it's odd, voters are wondering why are we having that guy? but anyway, i don't think money matters in this race. >> who are you talking about? >> steve manucci. >> it wasn't money -- >> you said jeb bush would win because of the money. because of the money. >> the takeaway for the you won't see these folks at the post office. because of the money. >> the takeaway for the they have businesses to run. they have passions to pursue. how do they avoid trips to the post office? stamps.com mail letters, ship packages, all the services of the post office right on your computer. get a 4 week trial, plus $100 in extras including postage and a digital scale. go to stamps.com/tv and never go to the post office again. [ chanting ] >> that was last night at nevada state's democrat convention. hillary clinton walking away with a victory there in their contest in nevada. pat, i queued that up for you, because you said you wanted to see it

when you have banks acting like .tilities a headline that came across this morning, a story with george soros, the billionaire, cutting his equity holdings by about one third and also taking an enormous stake, over $250 million in gold. reducing his risk and adding on to the inflation hedge. what you make of that move? george: that is a move i fundamentally disagree with. you are seeing growth around the world and it's not being discounted appropriately by equity markets. i think there is a fear trade that is causing an acceleration in things like sovereign bonds and gold. even within some of the equity sectors such as consumer staples, regular utilities. what you are not seeing is reflected growth in chinese consumer plays, whether it is chinese internet or travel. great pockets of growth in the u.s.. the fact that home depot cost stock is down does not discount the fact that it is showing tremendous growth. is being fairly reflected in the prices attributed. betty: george, you so much. george maris. shares of lending club dropping --er the company amended its after it amended for material w

george soros goes for gold. the farm machine keeps humming.utes say get ready for a rate hike. >> the keyword is june. shery: we sorted through the low lights and highlights. >> clearly in those markets, walmart wins. shy:il prices rally but is a slump really behind us? >> i'm shocked is market is not substantially higher.

he named his national chairman, finance chairman who was goldman, sachs, george soros, hillary clintonuck schumer donator. final chairman. he went after ted cruz for the goldman, sachs, he swung the other side when convenient for him. >> lot of times a vice president in the campaign, the role is the attack dog. donald trump certainly doesn't need that. he has that box checked. >> he needs experience, somebody that understands the hill, government, who has been around. couldn't do better than senator rob portman from ohio. two cabinet level spots, widely respected, served in the house and senate. the issue, he is up for re-election, his heart is with ohio. he is smart, serious legislate or, understands the mechanics. he would be a wonderful complement to trump. whether he would do it, i don't know. he is also from the key state of ohio which john kasich also brings to the equation. >> couple things. somebody who he should pick who will not accept it is john kasich from ohio. there's no way the governor of ohio will do this. 18 electoral votes on the table. john kasich knows how to legis

george soros goes for gold. the farmer deal machine keeps humming.ready for a rate hike. >> the keyword is june. >> the earnings report. >> clearly, walmart wins. >> then, the ceo said second quarter won't be great. >> oil prices rally, that is a slope really behind us? >>am

we know in paid for by george soros of the world. i think it is backfiring on them. >> hugely, we have to stop labeling these people protesters, this is hillary clinton supporters, some are bernie sanders supporters but pretty much same thing, this is hillary clinton's base, when we say over and over these people protesting are hillary clinton's voters. >> most of them media will cover this as violence at a trump rally without specifics that is narrative that will go out. >> let's be clear, there has been violence, and in have been extremely inappropriate actions from both sides of protesters. ain't trump and -- anti-trump and those supporting trump. charles: not. >> that punch, many also argument inside of chicago rally, fights that broke out, i am not saying this is condoned. it is al awful this is a poor reputation of our country. the me mexican flag? come on people. this is driving a lot of anti-trump supporters if we say it needs to be validated, also there is a lot of anger against him that people need to listen to as well. he

listen to some of the things george soros said. it's not me. it's george soros. he's somewhat squared about the environmental as well. i think they should have moved a long time ago. i think their window opened and closed but i think they're going to raise rates into an earnings and revenue recession and that doesn't all go well for the broader market. >> actually, guy, they did that in december and the good news would be ahead of another rate rise, the problem is for the markets at these levels is that the chain reaction of greater expectation of a near term fed rate high, does the dollar then take off. does that complement the oil rally, does that take off all the leg of the stool. we just don't know, but that's the fear. >> if we talk about it and the heavy lifting that the fed has to do, this is it. this is them doing the heavy lifting and this is them doing the work to lay the groundwork so that when the meeting comes, they're not boxed into a corner and risk that type of financial turmoil that we saw earlier in the year. >> and, charlie, where does that lea

protesters you were talking about how great they are , how come you're not saying anything about george soros putting out ads on craigslist, paying these protesters to come out and protest? contributed,has because these protesters now are getting a paycheck, and they are not on unemployment, they're getting a paycheck i george soros. none of this gets mentioned were said -- or said. how you feel about that? guest: i don't know about any of what you're saying, i don't know that any of those issues, whether in fact they are true. caller is cameron from louisville, kentucky on the democratic line. go ahead. caller: how are you? host: good morning, you are on the air. caller: thank you. i just want to say about donald trump and his family's affiliation with the kkk. and how far back it goes. arrested back in 1927, you have the police record , as far as being arrested with the clan -- klan. why is it of that stuff ever brought up? guest: that's an interesting question, fred trump, that was a piece in the "new york times." talking about him being arrested, that should be looked into. host: can you

these are funded by george soros. the tea party is accused of being astroturfs, these events are astroturfs with the purpose of destroying the real outsider candidate in all that, and the gop nominee, donald trump. many people, many who attend these right protests have no idea that donald trump is the actual outsider candidate. they don't know their issues, don't know why they are there. neil: you follow this closer than i do. i don't know if they are all george soros inspired but i do know the appointment protests, some of the same crowd we see showing up at one event followed by another and furthermore singling out a candidate who might not be saying what they like about you don't see the flipside of those protests against the liberal candidate, extreme candidate, if this gets the play in the media and protesters are not the issue the guy triggering the protest is. kind of weird. >> a lot is weird about this. one thing that is weird about this is there are never any actual -- nothing ever happens to these people. th