you worked with a lot it seems like in the book, with george soros.dra: i think that many of the superhubs see what is wrong with the system. one of the key questions i ask in the book is if they hold the system prisoner or if they are prisoners of the system. is it their fault? is it the system's fault? i have come to the conclusion that it is the interaction of both. but, as long as these people are in the system -- i actually asked george soros once, why he donates all this money, why he does not just changed the system. he said, as long as it exists the way it does, i operate within the system. brian: you talk a lot about george soros and his interest in being an intellectual writer. can you tell us more about that? he wrote books. you are actually a little critical of him. the books were not that impressive. sandra: no, i cite the financial times. brian: you said it was not very impressive. is that not the same as saying you did not do was impressive? sandra: no, because i have not read it. the early examples of research i have not read, i just c

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it's here, it's expanding because attorneys connected to billionaire george soros are helping out.think shah get and others should apologize to jeff sessions. 94% said yes they should. the deep state is getting bigger. the group, the shadow government. this one is called united to protect democracy. it's head by an attorney who previously worked at a global across i strift outfit financed by our old friend george soros. they already raised 1.5 million as an operating budget. david horowitz, the founder of david horowitz freedom center in thanks, author of "big agenda, president trump's plan to save america." and tammy bruce. this shadow government is taking more than a silhouette form it's starting to flesh out. >> governments are suppose to help the nation. i think this is less a shadow government than it is an evident to disrupt the government and destroy it administration. it's not only in this one new organization which would be like a pac. but back in february we learned that organizing for action, barack obama's organizing group is working with indivisible, the group work and

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you have to ask yourself why a billionaire like george soros fund the organizations behind it.f a one-world government and redistributing wealth and the biggest threats to his advancement through the investment of president obama and in the hilary campaign which he didn't get a lot of and donald trump is the biggest threatened an advancing his idea of a one-world government. >> shannon: was the protest more anti-trump or pro women? some conservative women say for them it's not directly about promoting women it's more about tearing down the president. your take. >> well, i think there's a lot of different reasons women showed up and frankly why men showed up for the marches and men like george soros understand equality and justice for women has to do with a lot of topics and impacts men george soros the man grew up a hungarian jew in nazi germany and watched millions murdered and why his life has been dedicated to equality and justice and his money go to causes as he perceives as equality and justice, equal pay, equality in health care and why people showed up are different reas

george soros does not fund the republican main street partnership. host: no embers give funding directly -- guest: no. he came to us many years ago and talked about what main street was doing -- that was the extent of it. it has been 15 years, and we cannot get over that, but we are proud to say we do take some of the union money because those men and women are republicans. host: let's hear from emmanuelle, baltimore, maryland. caller: good morning. thanks for taking my call. i would like to ask a question, cut may, about the upcoming to the state department, and that is that -- i've already served in americorps, and i'm about to serve in peace corps -- i have all the paperwork ready to go. i have been accepted, and i am worried about the cuts to the state department. -- if you could tell the anything. caller, thanks. guest: i am not an expert on the cutting of the state department. that is something you should talk to your local congress number about. i know there is a hiring freeze. host: how about a larger issue like foreign aid? does your caucus

i did mention why can't have the michael bloomberg said the world, george soros of the world totally fun something like planned parenthood which is a politically contentious situation. they could take care of a good portion of all the funds that planned parenthood needs andnd never ever miss it. . >> host: coronado california go ahead. >> caller: good morning. somebody made a comment that they would rather not have private sector taking care of what the government is taking care of so why can you not have michael bloomberg or george soros to fund planned parenthood which is politically contentious than the could take of the care of a good portion of what planned parenthood needs never mess that he put $280 million into years ago blumberg picked up the ahold deficit when susan g. coleman group pulled out of funding planned parenthood. >> guest: i do not have a comment except planned parenthood does get a lot of private foundations -- donations. >> host: you may comment you'll think they should find government responsibilities. >> guest: and was trying to say i don't think private phil

liberal billionaire george soros reportedly donating hundreds of billions of dollars to support thisarch. joining me to discuss are tammy bruce and betsy woodruff. tammy, are you take tomorrow off? >> i'm working for equality. i'm going to be sitting here, doing a lot of other work, making sure women get access. charles: you think this is misguided? >> look, i'm a former left-wing organizer and i love marches and organizing. what i'm noticing in the world now are things that are impacting women's lives like poverty, violence, sex trafficking and i can guarantee you most of the people organizing this tomorrow and in the marches or wearing hats have no idea of the girls murdered by ms-13 about the nature of the sex trafficking moving throughout this country, all about hating trump and the reality is women's lives are so negatively affected by barack obama, nine million women moving into poverty, losing our doctors and hospitals, all of this is about being used by a few people like george soros against the political machine because trump. that is not the feminist movement and doesn't he

billions from george soros to a vast network of leftist organizations. and they all have different agendas, complaints, motives for what they do. but they all share one thing in common. they are angry, they are militant and they are willing to engage in criminal violence to get what they want. but here is what's different from the leftist violence that we have seen in the past. for the first time, we also face an enemy utterly dedicated to destroy not just our country but also western civilization. we also face a national media machine that is not only biased almost entirely one-way. it also dumps gasoline on simple political disagreement to turn it into cultural ied's. they dehumanized, they demonize us all, not every evil name in the book. and when the anger explodes, what do they do? they stepped back, captured on video, replayed nonstop for ratings and outrage and more chaos tomorrow. when you turn on your tv. meanwhile, crime is rising again in many us cities. according to the fbi, drug gangs are expanding their networks all across the country. the

taking care of what the government is taking care of so why can you not have michael bloomberg or george soros to fund planned parenthood which is politically contentious than the could take of the care of a good portion of what planned parenthood needs never mess that he put $280 million into years ago blumberg picked up the ahold deficit when susan g. coleman group pulled out of funding planned parenthood. >> guest: i do not have a comment except planned parenthood does get a lot of private foundations -- donations. >> host: you may comment you'll think they should find government responsibilities. >> guest: and was trying to say i don't think private philanthropy can substitute for government action to cover all of the social needs that b.c.. just because it is not a comparable amount of money it is nothing like the government budget government is trillions state local and federal government trillions of dollars so somehow private philanthropy that the math does not work. that is what i was trying to say if you look at health care fall or all -- for all then there is no way that private phi

steve: that's peanut money for george soros. lou: i'm talking about the koch brothers. i thought the president looked resilient. he looked pretty good. he insisted on going first, too. maybe it was paul ryan's first idea -- fred: you know who wanted to go first. fred: you act like president trump doesn't have a mind of his own, and i think he does. lou: who doesn't. fred: i think you do. lou: you told me throughout what a splendid fellow paul ryan was and i'm still waiting for you to tell me what the hell he ever succeeded at. fred: he was a good chairman of the house ways and means committee and he's the architect of the bill that will come out. lou: fred barnes, steve forbes. appreciate it. please roll the video. these snowboarders trading fresh powder for molten rock. this -- look at that. okay. we show you a lot of crazy, silly death defying mad stunts. this is in the top five. dust storms kicking up from the ash. all of it comes with a small price. the skis were destroyed. the skiers somehow were not. that's what we call a happy ending. president trump ready to mov

providing credible evidence, and a portion of the funding with the programs led by liberal billionaire george sorosof -- being hung back up. reaching out to brian mask, sitting empty at the center of west palm beach, florida, marched in a facility with pictures in hand. >> happy to get this hung up. nothing takes five minutes. abby: shortly after he left they were taken back down. portraits on display need to come from the central office. the homecoming king and queen are dead, long live the gender neutral university of minnesota scrapping traditional title in their homecoming court, taking it one step further pointing out the winners don't have to be one biological male and one biological female. the homecoming court can be a combination of any gender. and age-old game and tradition, and elementary school is barking outrage for banning kids from playing tag during recess. the principal in california to say it can be too rough. the move not sitting well with parents. >> something we all did as kids and i never saw any harm in it. abby: the punishment of astuteness caught playing tag, a parent-teach

>> billionaire verses billionaire does not help the doesn't matter what side but george soros would gladlyause the government is in charge. >> because they believe money corrupts the political process. john: look at the spending most assume republicans are richer but look at the numbers from the last election democratic party and the about campaign spent slightly more than the republican. >> that is the first time in my lifetime i think we don't like it when democrats play the same game. >> with the koch brothers i have spent time with both david and charles and they have paid me to speak at a few of their even said they gave the money to charities. issing fehr doing something terrible david is a more visible brother and once ran for office and is in the society pages. charles stays in kansas to grow the company more than 100 fold that is real wealth creation with products that we want. and he markets and is against subsidies even for his own company's he would get rid of them. you should like jim. >> will creation may be a good thing. i don't dispute that but that doesn't entitle anybody

. >> bill: truth serum segment tonight cannot florida make it tough drug dealers, george soros contributehundreds of dollars to groups associated with the women's march and they work stoppage yesterday. here now, truth serum correspondence eric shawn and shannon bream. >> he has been supportive of a number of these groups that have had big marches against the president, essentially. the media research center cracked these numbers down, $246 million over the last 14 years. report an estimated $25 million into hillary clinton's election campaign, but this much yesterday, many of these groups are directly linked to him and his donations. >> bill: let me stop you there. a number of political groups that helps organize the big women's march that we are looking at, right? okay. soros gave $250 million or whatever it was to 100 of these groups over a 14 year period. is there an implication that he pulled strings? he tells them what he wants? is he the puppet puppet master? >> some people would say that. the fact is, a number of these groups have specific methodologies. >> bill: very progressive

you saw this in the fall and summer when the source foundation or the foundation associated with george soroshilanthropies has a system designed to share among a lot of recipients of grants, people proposing grants, and the staff. all the hackers had to do was get one set of credentials to that system, and they were able to harvest a huge amount of documents. caroline: a wake-up call for many and i'm sure more focus on cybersecurity going forward. great story on the bloomberg and online. danvers -- and bill danvers, thank you. one-stop we are watching has to be snap. it appears some of the initial sign is wearing off. after surging more than 50% last week, shares fell 12% monday as analysts begin weighing in on truehat parent company's valuation. i have it ready. analyst recommendations. who of the seven analysts cover the company have a sell rating. two neutral. buyseven and not one single recommendation. coming up, we speak to a leader in china's booming peer-to-peer lending space. how the company will fare among healthy -- hefty regulations. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: the

some include george soros, rockefeller and abigail disney. similar letter sent last year was largely ignored by the lawmakers. if they feel so paying more in taxes i don't think they will tying their hands. if you want to raise them for everybody else, pay them. knock yourself out. michelle: all right. now we have a sweet story. jonathan: we do. an 18-year-old has given us all unrealistic expectations of men with hills prom proposal to a girl with down syndrome. michelle: the teen asked his best friend's sister to go to prom with him. he gave her flowers and a bag of doritos. he got a t-shirt made saying i know i'm nacho your typical dory toe but i'm cheesy and i'm asking you to go to prom. she has down syndrome. but that's not why he asked her. >> i didn't do it for the publicity. i did it to make her happy. she brought joy to my life. anyone around her, she makes them laugh. she has a smile on her face. she >> i love you. >> i love you, too. the video has gone viral with a half million likes on twitter. that is what you want on prom night,

. >> the conservative media research center claims that george soros has donated millions to their partners. not to mention nearly 76% of alexandria's residents voted for hillary clinton. >> this is a district that overwhelmingly voted for hillary clinton so i think there's -- they are so steeped in anti-donald trump -ism, they are so quick to pull the plug on the day of school. >> 15,000 students will be single from school tomorrow. >> i think it is disproportionately hurting single moms who rely on the educational systems and public schools in particular in order to watch their kids while they are able to go to school. >> organizers say the school closures were not expected. >> there are many ways you can be in solidarity with women per you can wear red tomorrow, shop and remained owned businesses. and there are many ways to show your solidarity without putting our job on the line. >> critics argue it's not about those who can't afford to strik strike. it's about those who can't afford for others to strike. >> bret: thank you. federal judge has declined to temporarily stop construction of

>> greg: i think george soros has given over $50 million to groups partnering with this march. >> bobrong with that? >> kimberly: bob only mentioned the nurses that he might need to show up for work. >> greg: don't dig a hole, as you always say. up next, alec baldwin breaks some news that could upset "snl" fans. just like the people who own them, every business is different. but every one of those businesses will need legal help as they age and grow. whether it be with customer contracts, agreements to lease a space or protecting your work. legalzoom's network of attorneys can help you, every step of the way. so you can focus on what you do and we'll handle the legal stuff that comes up along the way. legalzoom. legal help is here. home loan, that newly listed,ank mid-century ranch withed for a the garden patio will be gone. or you could push that button. [dong] [rocket launching] skip the bank, skip the waiting, and go completely online. get the confidence that comes from a secure, qualified mortgage approval in minutes. lift the burden of getting a home loan with rocket mortgage by

. >>> some of the wealthiest new yorkers, including billionaire investor george soros are asking the state to raise their taxes, 80 people in all wrote to law maker and governor andrew cuomo saying they and other top earners can afford to pay more. that's the news at this hour, i'll send it down to you, sarah. >> thank you. normally at this time, we would be wrapping up the european closely, but during the daylight savings time, market in europe will be closing about one hour from now to check on european stocks, they have also turned south as we have been seeing in this market here in the u.s., spain is the exception there, but the german dax is down three-quarters of a percent, the stocks earlier reached the highest will elf in more than one year the euro has been surging against the u.s. dollar the weakness on the site cited as a turning point for our market. the dow and s&p having the worst drop since october. the worst drop of the year right now. >> a dollar is close to flat for the year so far, as sarah said, the worst day for stocks in 2017. back in a minute. [ music playing ]

and there seems to be such divisiveness and the violence that -- and i think a lot of the george sorosnizations and those groups that are funding this and encouraging certain kind of violence is what, you know, also partly behind it. and i do agree. reagan fought against communists. you know. haden was a communist. sterling haden was a communist, and he said reagan was one-man battalion against that infiltration happening in hollywood. liz: all right, robert, appreciate it. next up we have 15 shot, one dead nahoristic nightclub shooting. police race to the scene to help. my next guest getting behind the men and women in blue. talking about the new law that makes it a hate crime to attack police officers or first responders. this gentleman joins me next to talk about it all. we've got the story coming up whoa, this thing is crazy. i just had to push one button to join. it's like i'm in the office with you, even though i'm here. it's almost like the virtual reality of business communications. no, it's reality. introducing intuitive, one touch video calling from vonage. call now and get a

jim rogers who started the quantum fund with george soros was on bloomberg surveillance.thinks the town could go down to $.80 because of the independence referendum in scotland, assuming that gets -- is able to go through. we heard that the pcp pricing would put the pound closer to a dollar 50. and charlie morris said he expected it to climb closer to that. a lot of people are recasting -- forecasting a rebound because of all the positions put on. after article 50 you could see a bounce in sterling because of the covering of those shorts. anna: thank you very much. matt miller joining us from brussels. joined by stephen isaacs who is in the studio. thank you for joining us. what is the downside risk, we -- four u.k. acids over the course of this negotiation, what would a crash out if that were to happen, what are the chances of that and what would that do to u.k. assets? them: today we will get all you meant words. both parties want to see a little bit of their own reasonableness brought into the conversation. today once the drama of the , i thinking flourished when we ge

if you look at, rights watch, george soros, academics, this is across the board, the left and right ofed, the actual trainers themselves, whether they have the experience and the expertise, to actually deliver counterterrorism work, i think the number of people who are being put through the programme, how many actually needed to be put to the programme, the transparency, the number of referrals and what happened subsequently, there generally needs to be an overhaul. i think prevent in its current format is toxic, the brand is toxic, in business, once the brand is broken, it's hard to fix. one way the government could start to win trust back, is by having an independent review, taking into consideration the expertise on the prevent,, then run we start another programme, it is done in a way communities feel that they take ownership. it should bea that they take ownership. it should be a space where if i was concerned about one of my children, i feel i could take them there, i feel it would be a safe space, where i could get help, where it would lots dig ties my child forever. and that it

. >> we have george soros supported organizations like the open society foundation's network receiventernational development. when we see that these networks are involved in funding far left socialist agenda in europe including within some of our ally countries we want the questions answered. why u.s. taxpayer dollars are being hijacked and shipped ov overseas funding causes against what american hold dear. >> shannon: there were reports from foreign officials coming to you and others saying what's happening with the u.s. money being spent on groups that we think are not very pro-american and may be hurting our cause of democracy and freedom overseas. what kind of complaint did you get? >> we got complaints sounding like what you articulated very well. people are concerned when we have a lot of problems in the world and we have parts of the world where we have allies and when we have organizations being funded in part by taxpayer dollars and selling suspicion with our ally countries and we want answered why this is happening, how long it's been occurring. how much money is involved a

>> i think michael moore and george soros will move in next. the permanency of the opposition.they have now is to distract from president trump's agenda. we cannot allow that. we have to move forward and move swiftly and that's what our congressional leadership needs to do. president obama doesn't have unfortunately the respect for the office that president bush did. president bush, when president obama came in, he went away. he was not heard from. i think that you are seeing more of him today eight years later than you did in the days and months of president obama's term. so i think president clinton for that matter went away. i don't understand why -- i do understand, it is the permanent campaign. it is the permanent obstruction by the left. it is all they have now. they were shocked in november that hillary clinton lost and it is really the only thing they have to hold onto. >> shannon: one poll shows a slight majority 53% say it's time to stop protesting the president and move on. i don't expect it to be the case in washington or beyond. thanks for joining us. >> bill: jon

named leak victims, forensic evidence identified 12 targeted by g.r.u., with the exception of george soros. but a narrow technical analysis would miss the main political and ethical challenge. soviet bloc disinformation specialists preferred the art of exploiting what was then called nwitting agents. there is no contradiction in their reading between being an honest american patriot and at the same time furthering the cause of russia. in the peace movement in the 1980's, we saw that people would genuinely protesting, say, the nato double track decision, but at the same time advancing russian goals there is no contradiction. three types of unwitting agents, wikileaks, twitter, the company itself, and i'm happy to expand later, and overeager journalists aggressively covering the political leaks will neglecting or ignoring their prove nance. in 1965, the k.g.b.'s grand master of disinformation, general ivan agayons inspected an act i measures outpost in prague, a particularly effective and aggressive one, and he said, quote, sometimes i am amazed how easy it is to play these games. if they di

. >>> by the way groups funded by george soros are planning big protests on capitol hill next week.test against obamacare, right? liz: this thursday and friday. 23 house members, those in districts that hillary won, and nine senators, are going to be targeted by moveon.org. all hands on deck, basically -- will have props like crutches, stretchers, slings. they will show up on friday on capitol hill. stuart: it is tailor-made for a theatrical process. why not bring out crutches and white coats. liz: it is political theater. here it combs. stuart: democrats play the roll tubularly well. i don't think republicans do a very good job. i will be intrigued to see what he they come up with. the. >>> the snow is still falling here in new york city and many areas up and down the eastern seaboard. i want to check in with my good friend brian kilmeade who is on the radio right now. brian, i got to be your ratings, your radio ratings will go straight up today because lots of people have stayed home and they will be listening to kilmeade and friends on the radio, ain't that right? >> i think you'

of the wealthiest new yorkers are asking the state to raise their taxes. 80 people, including george sorosote a letter to andrew cuomo that would create new tax brackets to raise a projected $2 billion. the letter was obtained by the associated press. those who have signed on say they should pay more to support schools, roads, bridges, and programs to help homeless residents in new york. >>> coming up -- i don't think there's -- steve, correct me if i'm wrong. they can send in as much as they want. >> that's what someone on twitter wrote. go ahead. >> they could double. >> there's nothing stopping them from paying as much tax as they would like to pay. >> right. >> there's no limit on the amount of tax. you must pay the amount you're legally required to. >> god bless you. go for it. >>> coming up, "squawk box" goes behind the wheel. one of these rides took the top spot for hottest car of the year. we'll tell you which one and how much it will cost you. it's not really about them. they want other people. "squawk box" will be right back. various: (shouting) heigh! ho! ( ♪ ) it's off to work

used to run a group called crew unfortunately, the radical thurndz of that organization, include george sorose tide foundation tide foundation any semblance of nonpartisanship out the window often ---ever involved in american oversight somebody ran interference for hillary clinton, when he was hired by the state department, to vet so-called vet the foia request classified document productions where did he come from? well he with a lawyers came from williams and connolly the d.c. based law firm, that that was hired to be, hillary clinton's personal lawyer. now these people are going to be you know -- whistle-blowers for ethics transparency making sure no conflicts of interest in d.c. they know what they are talking about. >> doesn't sound nonpartisan at all your take on this blocking of the president travel ban what is your take? >> yeah, well, i hope he takes it all the way to the supreme court, because if president no longer has the statutory plenary power to decide who gets into this country and why whether national security or economic security, then, we've basically given up the game, on

george soros backed the groups that made up day without a woman protests, and he backed them up with liz: from 2010 to 2014, $246 million, nearly a quarter of a billion dollars given to 100 groups that help support this day without women. stuart: let's be clear here. it wasn't a quarter bill dollars went towards the one single demonstration. liz: no. stuart: quarter of billion dollars over period of years which went to variety of groups that staged events like day without a woman rally. liz: that is exactly right. he can do whatever he wants with his 25 billion-dollar net worth but he made statements, president trump would be dictator. he says has cabinet of incompetent extremists. so was it a march for women's rights? yeah we get that, for sure. i agree with a lot of what women were marching for but was it that or an anti-trump rally or protest. stuart: do you have any doubt? liz: encouraging women like teachers to leave children stranded that was issue for single moms. stuart: stop trump, resist trump, stop whatever it is, it was anti-trump rally. liz: at a time, ivanka trump, dona

george soros, we'll debate that when bill and i see you at the top of the hour. you feel like you'res march. you know what that means. we're gearing up for march madness this morning we brought the big east conference live out on the plaza. steve: st. johns took home a win in the first game in madison square garden. we have members of the pep band to celebrate. brian: mascots, seton hall, marquette, butler all here today. most importantly, donnie marshall, uconn standout turned -- [cheering] brian: cheering the eagle. big game last night, right? >> huge. best part of the st. johns, george town game, chris mullins, st. johns head coach and john thompson iii going at it. it reminded but the old big east. there was a push and scrum. chris mullin had to be held back by the team. he said in the locker room, thanks for having my back. steve: the most fun sport to watch on television is college basketball. >> it is right in front of you. no fake news with basketball. it is what it is. brian: weekend on fox sports 1. >> gosh, villanova, obviously number one most of the season. seton hall, re

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brian: yeah, that wasn't in the script that george soros sent to them.. what is it he wants to find out? we're going to ask him next. ♪ ♪ calcu... shall we initiate the restart sequence? ♪ thrivent mutual funds. managed by humans, not robots. before investing, carefully read and consider fund objectives, risks, charges and expenses in the prospectus at thriventfunds.com. ainsley: three. count them. one, two, three white house breaches in just one week. sparking major controversy at the secret service. leading many to wonder is the president really safe inside the white house? congressman jason is meeting with director and homeland security director john kelly later today to talk about this. good morning to you. >> good morning. ainsley: how are we going to fix this problem? why is this even a problem? why is this happening? >> well, look, over the last three years, this just keeps happening again and again and again. this, to me, though, scares me because i really do think this is the worst one, given the time, 17 minutes on the white house grounds undet

organization that is promote open borders like the massachusetts law reform institute which is a george soros, it's race, identity politics and democrat activism. >> help us unpack that a little bit, in your sense then, was the resistance to president trump's trump order, we -- were they cherry-picking. we don't know exactly what happened, but is that how it happens? >> they picked the district court in maryland because if you look at the roster of judges there, they knew they were more likely to get a ruling that they wanted. this is classic left-wing law fair where, you know, first of all you infest the courts with people who don't belief in the rule of law and don't believe in the constitution. this particular judge worked on a law review article criticizing the constitution birthright citizenship provisions. wanted different ways to get citizenship in the united states. >> the history of public statements continues to provide a convincing case that the purpose of the second executive order remain it is realization of the long envisioned muslim ban. those are not my words, those are the wo