i've either sold out or george sorros has seen the light and come over to our side.t's that simple. but the fact is again, running these ads, they say that we're distorting his record, senator nelson, when he voted, he said this would bring down the deficit. that's nonsense, of course. but i do want to refer you to a couple of quotes and i'll end on this note, where senator nelson said i was not the 60th vote, that was senator ben nelson of nebraska. well, we're wondering if out of nebraska, if ben nelson is saying no, that was bill nelson in florida. actually, senator nelson ought to check with his colleague in montana, senator john caster. i'm not making this up. senator tester, because we ran an ad out there questioning his vote for obamacare, betraying seniors, if you will, senator tester actually pulled out a c-span clip that showed that he was vote number 52, i believe it w was. how dumb could he be. someone said to me finally well, let me give you a direct quote here. sandra nelson says they've got it all wrong, again, bill nelson. well, what i want to say to

well, george sorros thinks so, too. for all the reasons, don't see solutions but see a lot of people running around much faster buzzing around and trying to get to that point but nothing seems to be in their crosshairs. >> let's get back to this earnings. i think this is a really important point that you bring up because we are focused on europe and focused on the slowdown in china. at the end of the day we care about the multinationals that have been doing well with all these cash on the balance sheets. whether or not expectations have gotten too high, how much might estimates come down going into second half as we approach the end of the first half in just a few days? >> you see a lot of companies coming down with reduced guidance. you know, i dealt with kirby company, shipping name that after the close on friday. thinking of all the cross currency. normal what seems to be now an annual summer slowdown. the impact in the eurozone. there is currency for the multinational. to estimate this stuff, i think that honestly,

on the right, there's the coch brothers, and on the left, you have george sorros.you have a situation where the public is, i think, acutely aware of the massive shift of income from the middle class to the very, very wealthy. we focus on the top 1% or 2%. no, no, focus on the top tenth of 1% because there's a difference of the lawyer earning a million dollars as a partner in a major firm and someone like john paulson who got $3 billion in a year and didn't pay taxes because it's earned in the cayman islands and just pays taxes on it it when it comes back to the united states. the public looks as these examples and says, wait a minute, this is a democracy. we're entitled to have some relief. that's a democracy, providing some relief in tensionings before reaching explosive stages. they are asking questions -- i was at a recent meeting, and they asked why are u.s. ceos making ten times what british ceos make? i don't have an answer. i don't know, but the people are becoming more and more aware of it because they are hurting economically. this last moment down has acu