dan: a serious blow to liberal billionaire george soros. liberal voters may be wake up. e soros effect is still going strong. a report showed that he poured $75 million into electing soft on crime d.a.s. with me next, the. welcome to the show for the first time, matt. there is no better expert on george soros. what attracts george soros's attention as a district attorney, and why is he so obsessed with local crime, district attorneys and the prosecutors. >> we all know soros has been a bogeyman figure in american politics for quite a while. he has been interested in our presidential elections where he spent hundreds of billions of dollars. but in local races $100 million in a presidential elect might not move the needle that much. but spending that money on a local d.a. race will have an impact and it gives him direct control over people. when a d.a. has choices over sentencing decisions. all those things pertaining to law and order, and you don't have to go through a legislative process. dan: what has been the result of these soros funded prosecutors being elected. surel

democrats are losing more latino voters so cue george soros and big cash. according to a recent fox poll biden's approval among hispanic voters has fallen just more than half approving of the job he is doing now. a soros-linked company is going to fund the newly-founded hispanic media company, the $60 million deal buys 18 radio stations in 10 of the nations largest media markets. the move gets a clap back from florida's republican governor ron desantis. a quote from him. the soros-funded radical left is running a scheme to manipulate local media in florida. your reaction. >> let's explore for a moment the influence of george soros' money. 40% of the people living in america's largest metropolitan areas are living in a district where the d.a. has been backed by george soros's money and where the d.a. was backed by george soros's money. meaning these policies of san francisco, los angeles, are actually being implemented in almost half of america's big cities. now that money is being turned to another -- for what it's worth most cities like san francisco lost 6

and a group backed by george soros reportedly caught secretly funding and pushing an extreme agenda on schoolchildren that parents are going to be really upset about. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪. elizabeth: welcome to the show. you're watching the fox business network. stocks are down after a weak read on consumer confidence from the conference board. this is fueling again worries about economic growth and recession. a new ibd tips poll, more than half democrats blame the the's policies for inflation. grady trimble in aurora illinois with update in today's primaries showing where voters are at a few months before midterm season begins. grady, good to see you. reporter: good to see you too, liz. today's primaries will be the first test how the abortion decision the supreme court last week will affect voter turn out for both sides. in the republican race for governor here in illinois all the top candidates are pro-life. they slam democratic governor jb pritzker as two aggressive on abortion rights but pritzker is leaning into the issue. he is calling f

george gascon, another george soros funded d.a.all as crooks have become emboldened under his failed leadership like this 16-year-old maniac who not only tried to poison someone when he was a teenager he ran over his mom and her 8 month old last summer in a stroller. a violent and disturbing scene. gascon only felt this just deserved a five month trip to a juvi carp. what could they do at juvi camp anyway? do they play tether ball? and how long before he is going to be doing this all over again? these policies and george soros' funding are poisoning our community. in new york city you can't even ride the train without putting your life on the line. on saturday, some sicko pushed a 452-year-old woman onto the tracks unprovoked. just standing there, waiting for the train. but this is nothing new. subway riders have become open targets. even when they're leaving the station like this guy found out when a knife wielding assailant tried to slash him. that's near my house. i don't want to say where my house is. you will come at me like k

i want to know why george soros, somebody needs to explain to me why is george soros doing this?unraveling our cities and causing them to be unliveable, unsafe, frankly for the most vulnerable? will: i appreciate that plug. actually the episode went up on friday. i go into the deep history as you point out of chesa boudin, parents, family, grandfather, deep running roots of radicalism. isn't simply somebody hey you know what i believe in socialism. these people went behind the iron curtain to study soviet ununion when it was the soviet union, he was later district attorney of san francisco. we'll go deeper into this on "fox & friends." pete: we'll go off the wall as segment is known, on the big wall downstairs, not just break down chesa boudin, series of others funded by george soros. quality of life crimes. they say it is the opposite of broken windows theory, take care of the small stuff, you help deter a lot of the big stuff. we're not going to take care of small stuff at all. we'll allow it and encourage it. rachel: what is behind it, pete? pete: go after the big stuff. watch

and henrik kissinger, george soros emphasized that the invasion could be the beginning of the thirdld war and our civilization may not survive it the best and probably the only way to preserve our civilization is to defeat putin as soon as possible, in his opinion, a truce is unattainable and ukraine has a chance to win , henrik and senger, on the contrary, said that the negotiations should begin in the next two months, ukraine must cede territories in order to satisfy putin and to oppose russia is to create problems for the world well, actually, let's listen to how henrique senger is evaluated in russia, a man who is absolutely authoritative to be a bridge to neutral states, a bridge connecting the west and the east, europe and russia , maybe nato and again, let's go back to december, which seems simple to us and since the second era, and more recently, russia has proposed exactly the same thing, well, the reaction of russian tv to these debates was very stormy and the typical rhetoric is very, very strange, but look at the best day of soros because it is very revealing that we obs

what is the strategy of spending george soros's money to change the way we look at crime and criminalsisn't beneficial for the victims. that's what happening. >> i think we're seeing rising crime rates across the country now. a huge problem for the country and i think any candidate running right now that is not putting public safety front and center is making a mistake. it is a terrible tragedy two police officers are killed. i'm glad the gunman is dead. i come from a law enforcement families and when the thugs kill officers it is an attack on the entire community. we can't lock up everyone in society but we can lock up certain violent criminals and so i think this prosecutor will face an election which is appropriate and let the voters of l.a. decide if they like his policies or not. president trump signed historical criminal justice system reform law and focuses prisons an rehabilitation rather than punishment. i hope we can lock up people violent but help the people drug addicted get the treatment they need to get out of the cycle of violence to turn around things in the country. >>

it's so anti-semitic and of course, they've slotted george soros in there.country like broader and blacker. what's the best way for people to push back on that lie? >> laura: i don't think joe scarborough lives in a community that's probably plagued by the type of crime that we are seeing. certain areas of chicago and then l.a., san francisco before they recalled justice. this is an anti-semitic and racial issue now? >> this is a serious topic, but it's ludicrous. it's absolutely ludicrous to say that this guy who has a crazy idea, soros, has a crazy idea that america wastes all of its resources punishing people who happen to be of a certain race. it's a fact that men overwhelmingly commit these types of crimes. is that fair to conclude as a consequence that the system is against men? i will just tell you this, don't rob people, don't rape people, don't break into other people's houses. law enforcement in america won't be after you after you. >> laura: great to see you tonight. joe biden once claimed that sanctions on russia will not just wipe out russian ec

and three years ago, we warned america that george soros was pouring money into local dealer races. rabid leftist prosecutors and in many q tomei, winning. the goal was the radical transformation from a criminal justice system of course on the phone to grounds that it's inherently racist and corrupt. so they ditch cash bail in many instances, reduce felonies like stealing to just misdemeanors and in some cases, like with the race hoax, they just dropped all charges. of course we see the results with our own eyes. rampant crime, a drugged and dazed homeless population, and once beautiful cities have become unlivable nightmares for working people, for immigrants, and for hardworking families. so seattle, portland, l.a., chicago, baltimore, they are all sliding downhill. democrat leadership that is soft on crime but tough on police is giving republicans the opportunity to expand their base with common sense law and order policies, which brings us to the opening. that's the focus of's angle. for years republicans essentially just wrote off california as they had new york and new england

the examiner is reporting how george soros and his groups have funded 75 far left social justice districtneys across america. topping the list, embattled los angeles district attorney george gascon who got $4.7 million from groups linked to soros. that's a big number. reverse order now. charlie. >> this is just further proof that personal security, crime and things are not right wing conservative republican issues. these are issues that affect everybody and that everybody cares about. democrats love their families, too. they love their communities, too. they don't want this going on. and if joe biden is going to complain about his poor poll numbers it's not because of the press coverage. it is because people feel this stuff going on in their own neighborhoods and want it to stop. even in san francisco. >> harris: you know, the soros money and these d.a.s has effect communities of color. some of the poorest in the nation. we only have a few seconds. i want the hear from you, desirae, what you say about that. >> yeah, mass incarceration in the criminal legal system needs reform. something b

george soros and others got them in position people like gascon and others.d they would do what they're do. they're fairly hostile. they have different ideas about criminal justice and the public is reacting because we're obviously seeing increasing in crime, people are not feeling safe. now you have a court that is forced to tell the district attorney, you have to follow the law. and these prosecutors are right. what you're asking of them to do is unethical. they took and oath not just to enforce the law but to do so in letter and spirit. >> neil: jonathan, while i have you, peter navarro is still in this federal courtroom in washington. he was indicted on contempt of congress charges for renewing to testify before the january 6 congressional committee. for all we know, this could drag on awhile. he's been very blunt in there and he doesn't think it is fair nor his arrest at an airport last night. what do you make of this? you know, there's others that have been similarly fingered by this committee for refusing to testify ahead of these opening trials or mom

boudin has other d.a.s that were funded by george soros. he started this in 2016. he contributed through his various organizations to 75 elections. we know that at least 26 of those supporter candidates have won. we know that in a way he has succeeded. look at the district attorneys in new york, chicago, in los angeles, of course, san francisco. they're all george-funded winners of the election. what george soros did is use $40 million to contribute to these elections. we know that d.a. races are really local races. he took a million dollars at least to each of these campaigns and it made a huge difference. and i believe he will continue to do this. so yeah, i hope people are getting the message and this trend continues. but as you say, in new york, only the governor can remove a district attorney. >> neil: you think the governor will? >> no. no, i do not. he's being politically toxic. the governor won't do it. she's up for her first election as governor. she doesn't want to alienate any group. it's not going to happen. >> neil: what is interesting, commissioner, h

we heard the statements of famous speakers such as henry sanger and george soros and many condemned kissinger'sview regarding ukraine, namely his proposal to give up part of our territory in exchange for peace, in our country they say that the opposition is a son of a bitch as a politician in general and paying too much attention because he is just an elderly man from the distant distant past, but what if he voiced what others simply do not dare to say out loud , critics claim that he does not have such a powerful influence as some imagine, i am convinced that his statements are the statements of soros and others really reflect the real contradictions that are going on inside the countries of the west in washington, london, berlin, paris and brussels. these contradictions concern the issues of how the war should end and where we should go. should remain an independent state and kyiv - the capital , that ukraine will exist and become an increasingly integrated part of the west, this is what we hear from a wide range of people, excluding those who previously have never been interested in ukraine,

george soros and his $40 million behind this movement of liberal da's, he needs that.t money is still available. that's a problem. so what comes along with the rhetoric and narrative, with the promises that are then broken to the voters, we want reform, as you said. we want, maybe not coddled but we want to make sure everybody gets their fair shot. when someone commits a violent crime, how much fairness do they deserve? where's the fairness for the victim? right? and that's what people i think are kind of waking up to now. you mentioned a nonviolent gang. there are no choirs running the streets. >> exactly. >> there are no church choirs running around, join this gang for the betterment of america, right? they're not getting george soros' money through these liberal da's. 600,000 signatures are needed to recall gascon. that sounds like a lot. they're at 436,000 today. they've got until next week. i think they're going to get there. that's two. but there's so many more. there's alvin bragg in new york who got a tip of the hat when the president came, right? president bid

weak on crime justices that have been supported by george soros who is obviously up to no good.n you have san francisco booting chesa boudin out of office, that tells you how people, whether they're democrat or republican, what they want is to have a lawful place that they are going to live and work. and people are so over this. you know, it is this wokeness that is driving all of this. it is driving protests. it is driving a lot of this disrespect for the law. and people are saying enough is enough. >> voters are sick and tired of the brazen smash mob looting you were just talking about and the shoplifting and home and car break-ins. rampant open-air drug dealing in san francisco. we're showing video coming in. d.c. shoplifters caught on camry stealing laundrie detergent near the capital. day time shooting in new york city. chesa boudin, even though fentanyl overdoses in san francisco far and away killing more people there than covid-19 he failed to bring one case about that. >> you're right. and people are seeing this in the streets. when you can't walk through the streets of

of the prosecutors who were responsible for those soft on crime policies, supportive regulator, george soros the puddled $40 million over the last decade to get 75 of the selenium prosecutors elected and it to me, this is the story about morale, we have the police officers in the cities especially sort of a deep blue city, they believe it off incorrectly, that the powers that be in the political establishment in the cities, do not have their back it, and therefore, there like you know what, i'm out and it's hard to blame them. lara: yeah, i totally understand it and if you're out there is a police officer, putting your life on the line, every single day of the lease that you could ask is that the people at the top support you would even have that in the anti- police sentiment that has been spread across this country, unfortunately but a lot of the folks on the left, have been awful to see and the way that you do not even have the opportunity to put somebody in jail in a seder and why would you risk your life as a police officer to go out there, catch a criminal, just to know that they're goi

control orr recalling every day that george soros funded? joining me now is project 21 co-founder horace cooper. horace, seeingpe that video of the dictator early shooting in chicago in may, close rangera just walking down the street and two police officers. responding both dead syriacs tonight we're seeing an epidemic of crime. let's takein chicago. it has been a problem for a very, very long time .es but guess what ? when justice molay makes fake claims about being attacked probably a tenth of the police department is assigned to track down those amazing ghost magga guys that alleged he had attacked him. why can't that kind h ofca attention be given to the real citizens that are mindingnd their own business that should be free to come and go? we have misplaced priorities by too many in the leadershiprs in these law enforcement areashi . i'm not talking about the rank and file. i'm talking about mayors. i'm talking a about police chies and i'm also talking about these woke days. >> gascón in l.a. if there's anyone who deserved to be recalle

and three years ago we warned america that george soros is pouring money into local va races backing rabid leftistt prosecutors and in many cases winning from virginia to colorado. the goal was the radical f transformation of our criminal justice system, of course, on the phony grounds that it's anju unds inherently racist and corrupt. so they ditched cash bail in many instances reduced felonies like stealing to just misdemeanorse and in some casest like with the race hoax or jesse smollett, they just dropped all charges. ofof course we see the results with our own eyes. we have rampant crime,me a drugged and dazed homeless population and once beautiful cities have become unlivable, nightmares for working people, for immigrants and for hardworking peo i families. so seattle, portland, l.a., l chicago, baltimore, they're all sliding downhill. c democratri leadership that is soft on crime but tough on police is giving republicans the opportunity to expand their base with common sense law and order policies which brings us to the opening that's the focus of tonight's angle now. for year

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down at the negotiating table and even make territorial concessions, the opposite was said by george soroswho said that the whole civilized world should unite in its support of ukraine in order to protect er civilization from er russian dictator putin. if we talk about the military support we received , what is it focused on so that we can defend ourselves and survive? were we able to achieve, first of all, a military victory over the russian federation? thank you for the question, it is true the key is exceptional, that is, to be or not to be in ukraine, i would like to start well, i am a colonel, i am a specialist in diplomatic consular services, e.e., an intelligence officer, that is, i have certain such, so to speak, knowledge. international legal points, first of all, in 1997, a wide -ranging, uh, wide-ranging treaty of friendship, cooperation, cooperation, signed between ukraine and russia , the second point of this treaty clearly states that high negotiating sides, i.e., ukraine , russia, russia, ukraine recognize the existing borders, dot dot, here is the international the legal st

these are prosecutors backed by billionaire george soros, helped put in office 75, representing 57 ofo blame this on billionaires is an overstatement, it's about the voters. >> democrats, too? >> on either side here. one thing we did not blame on billionaires. blame it on billionaires is silly. >> john: blamed for everything else. >> it's important to look at how protestorers feel about this, and when you look, i think it's important for folks at home to know that when you see gascon go out or the prosecutor in l.a. possibly get recalled, it does not mean they are going to go all the way to the right or the theory of broken windows. what you are going to see likely elect a prosecutor or a mayor that is going to have sensible policies that are balanced with the ideal of public safety, and also holding the ideal that you could have criminal justice reform. you are going to see reforms like st. louis, the mayor has decreased the homicide rate by 25%. how did she do it? working hand-in-hand with community and police. how did she do it? closing cold case files. putting counselors and polic

people like george soros, other sophisticated investors, the people they pay off will get paid off as result of their activities. the people who are really in terrific shape or in the inner cities. the very constituents that the left, the oppressors claim to represent are the ones who are being butchered in the streets with savage violence who are out of hope of get of paying, you know, for their daily cost of living, given this raging inflation. and it's not just 8 percent, it's a lot higher than that. our educational system is succeeding in turning for kids who ought to have hope for the future into walkers who have little clue of understanding what's really going on in the world. there are mir ponds in this effort to i think, destroy what we know what we used to know as united states of america and who benefits from all this. i don't think russia benefits from all this. i suspect it's china. and are we going to have a serious inquiry into how china has paid off the bible family and other leading politicians, including mich mccollugh, we ever going to have a serious investigation of

people like george soros, other sophisticated investors, the people they pay off will get paid off as result of their activities. the people who are really in terrific shape or in the inner cities. the very constituents that the left, the oppressors claim to represent are the ones who are being butchered in the streets with savage violence who are out of hope of get of paying, you know, for their daily cost of living, given this raging inflation. and it's not just 8 percent, it's a lot higher than our educational system. it is succeeding in turning for kids who ought to have hope for the future into walkers who have little clue of understanding what's really going on in the world. they're mere cons in this effort to i think, destroy what we know, what we used to know as united states of america, and who benefits from all this. i don't think russia benefits from all this. i suspect it's china. and are we going to have a serious inquiry into how china has paid off the bible family, the other leading politicians, including mich mccollugh, we ever going to have a serious investigation of

hire steve: on the hills of san francisco california could strike a bigger blow because far left george sorosr crime recalling los angeles george gascon who even this week with more murders that can be laid indoors. >> some people talking about the george gascon recall as if it's a done deal but it is not a done deal we need to get the signatures. the deadline is very soon, joining us to explain how are we going to make it happen is one of the leaders of the recall george gascon campaign, kathy, great to see you we were talking on the podcast this week, you have a really interesting point about why we need the recall because of the way the george gascon in the election and how he has the attitude within the das department where you used to work. >> absolutely thank you for covering this important issue that is affecting all of los angeles. the reason we need to recall george gascon is because the day he sward to uphold all of the laws within a minute or two he issued over 60 pages of policies many of which actually violate the law. some of those policies include that he will never charge anyo

deep state, but alas, now in power, others can be considered the spokesman for their opinion, george soroso demands war to the bitter end, as well as the blood of the blood of the blood of the dj, mc biden of such a person is unlikely to refuse and, even more so they will not refuse the people who stand behind the soros, in general, the europeans will listen to the music of artillery salvos, the groans of the dying and requiem coming from churchyards, alaq, romanov around the planet. about the weather in belarus, about the climate on the planet , the reception on the calibkozhny is engaged in his walkie-talkie to talk about the courtyard, as well as fascinating conversations with experts, the beach. kolya in the katashi lake, which near the kobrin region is called belarusian tunisia, which is reluctant to grow hedgehog berries, you plant it. in general, they use the same methods as for planting our garden plants, which is guaranteed, seasonal allergies, for example, when wearing bracelets or buckles and together. notice develops infiltrate develops the phenomenon of dermatitis. should we w

you know, you are going to be a george soros type of prosecutor, there is no room for you here.hen i take office in january, there's a mechanism in the state constitution, the governor can fire, an absolutely fire and i will prosecutors like alvin bragg who are willfully ignoring the law. >> carley: well, in manhattan, 65 district attorney have left. brooklyn 7 oprowrts have left. about bronks, 59 briewrts. the list goes on. this does feel like the equivalent of prosecutors voting with their feet. >> yes. steve. >> carley: you mentioned you are running for governor, the primary election is tomorrow. what would you do about bail we form because the current system clearly isn't working. expblnchts no, it's not. bail reform has to be completely repealed. i will do that. but, also, we have got to get tough on crime in what made new york city the safest big city in america at one point. you know,broken windows policy. the small stuff, graffiti, public urination, turnstile jumping. all of those things you have to crack down on because they lead to lawlessness and the big stuff. speaki

people like george soros pumping money into activist d.a.s that are is only worsening this problem?l here? that's what we need to ask. i don't think any america understands what is going on. why they are doing it and why people continue to vote for people allowing their cities to be run like this. something has to change and it start with your vote. >> absolutely starts with your vote. that's why we talk to voter panels today in virginia and one of the issues that everybody talks about even those who are living in a safe areas are crime. and when you talk about crime, tomi, it was like appealing back layers of an onion where first we thought that the reason there was spike in crime had to do with defund the police. and then the focus of attention turned into the liberal prosecutors that are really acting like defense attorneys. and then we started learning about the judges that were handing out these really soft on crime sentences. so, with all of those forces working against victims, do you have any hope that the situation in this country will get any better? >> i think we are goin

i don't think it's a coincidence he received a million dollars from george soros to fight the recall theory, but george soros is the biggest donor, their agenda is to shut down the prisons, let the prisoners out without rehabilitating them first. that's why you see the crisis of chaos, open air drug markets, fentanyl deaths, the people of california, we are very liberal people but we do have our lip its and we want to see law and. -- limits and we want law and order in the state. >> they get fed up from time to time, chesa boudin is trying to say it's a republican plot to get rid of me. no, like the school board situation where you had democrats saying enough. out. >> chesa boudin is going to be voted out of office tomorrow. gascon, there's a recall underway, he'll be voted out in november. i'll come in second tomorrow and run as independent, drawing support in the equal measure from republicans, democrats. one of the things we love about california is the weather, the ability to walk safely through our cities, we used to hold conferences bragging about how livable and walkable our c

i hearken back to 1992 and george soros and the bank of england.meone in the market overtly trying to do a soros redux or is that just fiction made for hollywood? >> not necessarily. it is the only central bank sticking with conventional loose monetary policies. you can justify that because the core inflation is still way below 2%. the yen been weakening because of the terms of trade and the increase in energy prices this year. investors missed the dollar-yen trade and then they didn't want to buy at 195. it went to 130. 135, they don't buy it at this level. the paradox is we had a massive move in dollar yen and investors are not long. lisa: because they see the potential for further weakness which really drives the main question a lot of people have in the market right now. is everybody overly long with the dollar? is the strength we have seen simply a weakness and everything else that could get changed if there is a policy shift or is this something about a global recession the dollar being the remaining hedge for risk assets? >> obviously the qu

of course, is also involved in the deep state, but alas, now in power others can be considered george sorosdemands war to a victorious end, and also blood blood blood blood dj, mc biden of such a person is unlikely to refuse and, even more so, they will not refuse people who are behind the soros, in general, europeans will listen to the music of artillery salvos, the groans of the dying and the requiem coming from graveyards, alak, romanov around the planet for a long time to come. we will help you understand the tricky medical terminology. if there were people with gallstones in the family, then the children there have nephews, grandchildren, and so on, the likelihood of developing to me will be higher, this is absolutely definitely let's talk about the danger of the disease gastrointestinal tract, miscarriage , problems, three conceptions of a child. they can be related too. here with this disease we will talk about the beneficial properties of spinach. one of the richest proteins in vegetables , you can add spinach to our products, increasing the volume, but not practically increasing th

you look at the problems on the border, on the border take a look at the george soros effort to create a pro criminal class of district attorneys. every time you turn around, you realize that left represents an america that will fail and the only answer to that is the emergent people. >> laura: new there was a typical piece in the new yorker that came out on ron desantis. one part of it i think perfectly illustrated why so many gop voters have come to hate the gop establishment. this is a quote from the chief of staff, the former margaret governor bob martinez. he said of conserve disk. always an element in the republican party that was bad, you know what, crazy. they were movement conservatives. and we did what every other republican candidate did. we exploited it. trump opened pandora's box and let them out. newt, the sustain these people have for at their own voters never ceases to amaze me. >> speaker gingrich: you know, lincoln said that we wanted to preserve government of the people by the people and for the people. we don't want -- the elites don't want to have anything to do wi

deep state, but alas, now in power, others can be considered the spokesman for their opinion, george sorosemands war to the bitter end, as well as the blood of the blood of the blood of the dj, mc biden of such a person is unlikely to refuse and, even more so they will not refuse the people who stand behind the soros, in general, the europeans for a long time to listen to the music of artillery salvos, the groans of the dying and the requiem coming from the graveyards, alyak, romanov around the planet. you are watching a program around the planet on belarus 1 and belarus 24 from love to hate $15 million yuriy virginia jury reaches verdict in high-profile case of amber heard and johnny depp ex-wife of blood actor found guilty of defamation and infringement on parts of dignity $10 million in moral damages and five more in punitive damages sanctions, the risk, the ex-wife is satisfied with the honor, flax, the ex- husband will pay the firth only 2 million, and the hundreds required by her, the process was followed not only by hollywood, but without exaggeration by the whole world, and on the

i know you maybe don't have the george soros in the bank, but if you're holding onto these and they keep have the tools, we are aware of those tools, especially with rumors of certain part of the governing council not wanting to leave -- allay those fears. that post pressure on countries to continue with reforms. tom: wei li telling us markets are getting ahead of their schemes in terms of how aggressively they are pricing. francine: ahead of their skis, i like that. tom: the winter analogy. that was the sentiment. let's get to what is happening over in asia and china, particularly around wall street's exposure to the world's second-largest economy and attempts to grow their presence there. they recently summoned executives to shanghai. executives were told not to reward their top people to lavishly. it is one of many potholes that global banks have hit in china. we are joined by kathy chen. she has been doing good work on this story. is it unusual to see executives summoned like this by chinese regulators and officials? reporter: yeah, people who are familiar with the meeting saying thi

that's where george soros speaks.n absolute war criminal has thousands of lives on his conscience, the people he has incorporated into color revolutions around the world. here listen to what he says, in the meantime the so-called special operation. putin did not unfold according to plan. ukraine put up unexpectedly strong resistance and inflicted serious damage. russian army invaded the united states and the european union supported ukraine supplied it with weapons with their help ukraine was able to defeat the much larger russian army in the battle for kiev putin could not afford to accept defeat and changed his mind accordingly plans. he placed general vladimir shamanov , known for his cruelty during the siege of grozny , in charge and ordered him to achieve some success. on may 9, when the victory day of the shamans was to be celebrated, he concentrated his efforts on the port city of mariupol, which once had a population of 400,000 people. he turned it into ruins as he did with grozny but the ukrainian defenders h

. >> harris: george soros's money behind dozens of these individuals with these policies in the legalystem. george gascon is inching his way closer to the petition team meeting their threshold at this point, right? almost 600,000. they have to get there and they're above 536,000 today. >> the highest it's ever been. >> harris: in celebration of pride month president biden signed an order to fight republican legislation on gender and sexuality when it comes to very young children. and he even took the time to go after republicans. >> president biden: i don't have to tell you about the ultra-maga agenda attacking families and our freedoms. 300 discriminatory bills introduced in states across this country. the mothers and fathers, brothers and sisters of lgbtq plus peoples and we have to reach out and embrace and love them. allow them to be themselves. >> harris: the "new york post" editorial board had this response. absolutely gay and trans people deserve respect and inclusion. it does not mean pumping pre-teens full of chemicals at the drop of a hat given that many are far too young to

george soros's vision, that $40 million go to silence.cts the liberal d.a.s to jump through the hoops he is paying them to do to get into office. the recall again signatures reached against gascon we'll monitor and tell everybody what happens next. "outnumbered" after the break. (vo) with armor all, a little bit of this... protects you from a lot... of that. armor all. minimum effort. maximum protection. ...the tower cam for a - hey! folks, we seem to have a visitor. it looks like - looks like you paid too much for your glasses. ...who? anyone who isn't shopping at america's best - where two pairs and a free exam start at just $79.95. book an exam today. if you're a veteran, own a home, and need cash, you need to know about the whenewday 100 cash out loan.xam start at just $79.95. it lets you refinance up to 100% of your home's value to take out an average of $60,000 cash. 25% more cash than you get at a bank or credit union. pay big bills, make home improvements, or just have cash on hand in these times of rising prices. veterans get mor

numbers and also the video of what is happening and is being encouraged by prosecutors backed by george sorostic party. it is beyond belief. straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪♪ dads are special. fun. inspiring. always there for you. so make father's day extra special with gifts he'll love from weathertech. floorliners... cargo liner... seat protector... sunshade... ready-to-wash system and cupfone. or our newest product, the golf cart mat. order these american made gifts or a gift card at weathertech.com have a very happy father's day. >> tucker: in a small but important triumph of democracy, chesa boudin dean was bounced out of his job last night in a referendum but there are more district attorneys like him all across the country and backed by soros, of course, one call jason williams, the d.a. in new orleans, under him, homicides were up 80% last year. here is a news report. >> from 4:00 p.m. friday to 4:00 a.m. sunday, 12 people were shot in seven different incidents, resulting in three people being killed. suspects pulled up in a truck, got out, and began firing at a group of people, hitting three of

but george soros put a couple million dollars in the race in the last few weeks to close it out. certainly the same thing has happened on the governor primary. but the bottom line is that they are very, very scared about a speeding senator cortez he spent the first dollar to rescue her because she's sitting at 40%. it deems of the most vulnerable democrat senator in america. we will expect unfortunately are a lot more. of >> sean: you've been pulling head to her. they don't want you to win tomorrow's primary. i'm supporting yield, endorsing jo. i know president trump indoor steel. mark live in indoor steel some other people. but the reality is where's the money going? if they are doing it to hurt you. >> look them a the reality is that joe biden is that 32% in my state. we have the highest gas prices in american and you've got the culinary union knocking doors today and historic democratic voters were saying that the list was so long of people going on with american there is no way they're going to vote democrat. they know i'm the former attorney general running against another f

george soros has already spent $2 million in one of these outside groups against me. the senate is going to come down to nevada in november. maria: yeah. we've got a graphic up of the five most 2022 the senate toss-up races, and clearly nevada is one of them. there are 34 seats up in 0 the 22 the -- 2022 of which 20 the are held by the gop, and the gop can retake control with a net gain of just one or more seats. what is most important to the people of nevada? is it the inflation? is it crime? is it foreign policy? what do you think will bring people out to vote? >> well, as i like to tell everybody, it is everything, and our voters are more than capable of understanding every single thing is going wrong in their daily life. but no question, gas and inflation are still right at the top. nevada is number two for gas prices in america. we have gas in reno that's $6 a gallon, vegas is about 5.50. and i have to remind people we're not california. and so gas was in the $2 range in the trump the era. that is the spike we're experiencing. we're number two in inflation, we're