george soros, what doesn't make sense to me didn't for a long time, why would george soros do this? why would he collapse system? how? >> money effect there was a piece in '90s on adam smith and i first learned was called the killer "b"s. that's how he made money off the british pound and he did the sime thing undermining the system. that's what he seemed to be doing and other cultures and he wants to do it to america. >> glenn: okay. now let me ask you this. let's tie this in. i agree with you. he makes mup. but nobody rally makes money -- really makes money in the gaza strip. right? why? >> fighting, unrest all the time. >> glenn: fighting and unrest. if communists went and tried to collapse the system and took over the system, okay, what would happen? how long would you fight? >> i'd fight until i died. >> glenn: who would not fight for the rest of your life if someone over threw the constitution of the united states? raise your hand. would you fight for your the rest of your life and give your life if someone overthrew the government of the united states? so, we know that. there

so there's george soros on the left and the koch brothers on the right.ch have those that funds come from. they're not making for the tax deductions, if we take it away, we need to take it away for everyone. >> and jehmu mentioned... should read a book by matt ba b-a-i and talked about garying soros and others, media is one. and jewish social justice is another and all of the other groups, it puts context on it. it's part of an overall effort. i'm not saying there's not one on right similar, but the question in all cases are they obeying the law. >> you mentioned the two organizations and glenn beck has been the favorite topic of media meters for america and had his last regular program on fox this week and media matters joined with color of change, an organization you know something about, and jewish funds for justice, and purchase taking credit for the ending of beck's show. now, it turns out that the co-founder of color of change, james rucker, served as director of grass roots mobilization for the george soros founded moveon.org and he was also part o

. >> soros. >> he is afraid of them. i think he is and with good reason. i think that the -- that there is one other factor that's really important to understand. when bill clinton went through the debt limit fight of '95. >> bill: let me stop you one more time. was bill clinton frightened of the far left. >> only if jessie jackson won in the primary and he bought him off by making no change in affirmative action. >> bill: it wasn't the country it is now. you didn't have that web site craziness and all of that. did you have 24 hour cable and talk radio. bill clinton himself when he was sitting in the oval office, he didn't fear george soros? >> no. he feared jesse jackson. he cut a deal with jackson and then he was relaxed. >> bill: so the others didn't matter. >> yeah. >> bill: have the others risen in pawfer. >> of course. they elected obama. >> bill: why have they risen in power? >> mobilization that began with impeachment that gave rise to moveon.org. continued with the iraq war. continued with the gay rights movement. >> all about the web site? all ab

by former reporter david brock conservative turned liberal and funded in part by billionaire george soros. in documents filed that o-the group described itself as charitable and educational and counter viewpoints in the media the rights of the wealthy and christian influence ideology, unquote. >> you may advocate a

that's just a small portion of the $25 billion soros oversees. the move is due to changes in regulations related to last year's financial overhaul. soros is famous for making bold bets, especially his 1992 bet against the british pound that earned $1 billion for his clients. >> tom: in what would be the largest municipal bankruptcy ever, alabama's biggest county is teetering on the edge of insolvency and faces creditors later this week. jefferson county is home to more than 650,000 people, as well as alabama's largest city, birmingham. it's buckling under the weight of more than $3 billion owed as part of a massive sewer construction project. the county commission has scheduled a meeting for thursday and will seriously consider bankruptcy if an agreement with creditors isn't reached. >> susie: do you work with millennials? that's the generation of adults born between 1980 and 2000. for the most part, they're used to working in teams and tend to make friends with people at work. tonight's commentator enjoys managing this new generation of employee

place the bad stuart varney or absurdity at fox the fox so-called news talking head took on george soros this morning on fox and friends after soros of the public interest ought to prevail over his own self-interest a seemingly reasonable comment barney went nuts. with the public interest story point that while there to be talking about the public interest on your show if you try to fix visit here so yeah i just want to i do not like the billionaires socialists who hate america and try to make money out of our rude i don't like that ok i think barney is confused he must be talking about the koch brothers not george soros unless you're sir as was begging to be taxed more and support policies that cost him money but improve the nation of course koch brothers generally support policies that make themselves rich at the expense of us that's one of the significant differences between billionaire conservatives. and billionaire progressive aggressors want to contribute conservatives want to make off with a big profit and the very very ugly tea party congressman joe walsh is bashing the president

i like george soros tremendously. we do have a similar situation where boone pickens has done that with natural gas, and he is about to get a bill through congress on his own, working with congress, but he was very critical of the government of not having an energy policy and he did spend close to $100 billion, not quite, but on television advertising, just paid for by himself. and he's not near as rich as george soros. but george is spending a lot of money. and he gave, back when the cold war, the cold war and come to an end and eastern european countries were struggling with democracy and capitalism, george went over there and spent hundreds of millions of dollars, gave it away to help build up czechoslovakia and yugoslavia and hungary and the other eastern european countries that were struggling to try and find their way towards democracy and capitalism. and i give him tremendous credit for that. that took a lot of courage. in fact, he was the inspiration are my starting to get, giving dollars to the u.n. because i

going to implant things are going to have i don't know grizzlies arise like the sharks that george soros is i mean i wonder how realistic all that really is and how much we need to worry about that versus just kind of general security with you know get less spectacular kind of a child i mean that's how we survive the body scanner is to go through right now the kinds of what your question is it is supposed to also i put all my shampoo away that's post you know she improved and that's the whole point is they don't do the basic obvious big things are focusing on a little thing. whatever while this is actually kind of funny speaking of how tight everyone is on planes because days there is a woman who was escorted off a u.s. airways plane today and deemed a security risk after she took a photo of an employee's name tag philadelphia's international airport on friday apparently he. thought he was being rude so she wanted to do a snap a little picture that means he could remember when she wrote a letter complaining about it one of the things that we get to enjoy the american side of this complai

i could actually talk to george soros you know but you know what nobody does and there's no corporate media in the united states that isn't complicit that isn't making money off the war machine and that goes for rupert murdoch too i mean this is a major crime boss being threatened with parking tickets here this is a guy who pushed to openly confesses to having pushed these wars that's criminal ok let's talk about the media war machine because when this war in libya first broke out the mainstream media characterized these rebels i think it's fair to say that many characterize them as they heroes of democracy championing democracy now recently we've seen a few mainstream articles stories coming out new york times c.n.n. saying that hey maybe these rebels aren't such nice people and reporters in the media not know that maybe they weren't such nice people three months ago. i don't think they knew and i don't think they cared or asked for the most part so why do they care now do you think. it's going to harm me well perhaps because it's been going on for months and it was supposed to be ov

it if i had a dime for everybody who's emailed me complaining about all the money i get from george soros i'd be rich i could actually talk to george soros you know but no but nobody does and there's no corporate media in the united states that got it that isn't complicit but isn't making money off the war machine and that goes for rupert murdoch too i mean this is a major crime boss being threatened with parking tickets here this is a guy who pushed who openly confesses to having pushed these wars that's criminal. campaigner for various action david swanson and a lot of foreign dignitaries always visit washington but today we are taking special note a special visitor mind you did talk about war in libya russian foreign minister sergey lavrov is in town and while you toured our studios yesterday today he met with u.s. secretary of state hillary clinton now among the hot issues they talked about behind closed doors the anti-missile defense shield and the middle east crisis now in a press conference that followed the meeting live rough and clinton said visa issues and adoption were also dis

don't like back ok i think barney is confused he must be talking about the koch brothers not george soros. is begging to be taxed more and support policies that cost him money but improve the nation of course koch brothers generally support policies that make themselves rich at the expense of us that's one of the significant differences between billionaire conservatives. and billionaire progressive presses want to contribute conservatives want to make off with a big profit and the very very ugly tea party congressman joe walsh walsh is bashing the president and encouraging our nation to default on its debts because he's busy not meeting his own obligations namely pain child support ex-wife claims he owes over one hundred thousand dollars and paid child support walsh argues they're never going to pay up and he did go on a couple overseas mackaye sions with his new girlfriend and he found enough cash to live on his campaign thirty five thousand dollars as attorney is defending his client saying joe walsh hasn't been a big time wage earner politician until recently he's no more problems with

billionaire george soros who funds the democrats' agenda for a bigger government and more regulationsn't like the rules he asked for. that's because they would require his hedge fund now to register with the sec by next march if it continued to trade money from outside investors. >> stuart varney who has interviewed george soros in the past joins us live to talk about this. so he can't just take the heat so he's getting on of the hedge fund business. >> yes, this irony here, here's a man that plugged hard for financial regulation. let's roll with it. let's get those financial institutions in order. well, now, we've got the regulations and he doesn't like them. so he's not going to -- he's want going to manage other people's money any longer. he's getting out of that side of the hedge fund business after i think 35 years and it's the regulations which he pushed for which is pushing him out of the hedge fund business in that respect. >> he could have more free time to get involved in other political causes. that is the theory because he's not going to be hedging it. >> would that be go

. >> we've linked npr to soros, we know what they're doing over there. >> the corruption is so widespread it's succeeded in permeating every area of the mainstream media. >> these crackpots at npr. >> the totalitarian tactics of the left. >> is npr an agent somehow of a jihadist inquisition. (laughter and applause) >> jon: is npr an agent somehow of a jihadist inquisition? i'm going say yes because why else would you bring it up? (laughter) see, that is a reasonably proportioned response. this is overreaction to the murdoch case which what is at most an epic bribery and influence peddling scandal consuming britain's political law enforcement and journalistic establishment is really a waste of everyone's time. (laughter) you know, i know what the problem, is you're jealous. as a newscorp property, you're not upset that your standards have been corrupted by your scandal boner ethic. you're upset they get to have the fun while you get to sit on your hands. this scandal was made for you guys! for god's sake, look at these, d.s.k., made men, that's a great one. obama beats weiner. osama bin la

is actually quite divided as you couldn't see now on your screens a whole lot of you will be george soros in this but i've still crave these will reap the rewards of the troubles what a third of you believe in china cashing in on buying up outrageously cheap assets and now all this is between two options either the us wins most with them on its forms higher than ever or the european debt is themselves supernal got away with paying less well no gone sour to call that's our you all say on this issue. we've gone on media mogul rupert murdoch seems to have come through the parliamentary hearings on the phone cracking down the relatively. but he now faces legal challenges in the us where the frenzy over his employees unethical behavior is taking a difference how many americans say the embattled media empire has done nothing more than reflect national attitudes that no longer valued people's privacy he's got to just account has the story. as the scandal over phone hacking by the murdoch media empire rages on public and political theory has mainly focused on ruthless tabloids out of control prep

it's family only now for philanthropist and investor george soros as he returns almost a billion dollars to clients and found out why online plus. heroes of the world unite we report from comic con in san diego on the biggest expo of fictions finest fantasies. turning to israel where the country's president has denied reports little scrap all previous agreements with palestinians if they continue pursuing state recognition from the un general assembly in september israel's foreign minister had earlier threatened to back pedal on the one thousand nine hundred three oslo peace accord that gave a green light to forming the palestinian autonomy meanwhile more than one hundred countries have vowed to support the recognition of the palestinian state at the u.n. political writer and blogger emily hauser believes it's easy says israel's threats may be self-defeating. this is an internationally recognized bilateral agreement it's not israel breaking up with her boyfriend you can't just cancel something this is there's not. a mind trick that can be done oh this accord was never there however havin

selection of what we've lined up online it's family only now for a philanthropist seven vasser george soros as he returns almost a billion dollars to clients we'll find out why online plus. heroes of the world unite we report from comic con in san diego at the biggest expo a fictious finest fantasies. to israel now where the country's president has denied reports it will scrap all previous agreements with the palestinians if they continue to pursue state recognition from the un general assembly in september foreign minister had earlier threatened to back pedal on the one nine hundred ninety three also peace accord that gave a green light to forming the palestinian autonomy meanwhile more than one hundred countries have vowed to support the recognition of the palestinian state at the u.n. even as soon as professor at san francisco university says if israel follows up on any of its threats it would put washington in a very difficult position just show that actually the mentality the idea that. colonize occupied people can only have independence. on the parameters decided upon by the occupier

right now here's how opinions are divided on the website the majority of you all sure will be george soros and his financial cronies who reap the rewards of the troubles while the fifty believe china will cash in by buying up re just the cheap assets now more of you think the solve of the us winds most with demands for its bonds climbing higher than ever and only three percent think that the european debt is themselves come out on top as they can now get away with paying less but do log on to home to have your say on their share. of the news dollar media mogul rupert murdoch seems to have come through the u.k. parliamentary hearings on the phone hacking scandal relatively unscathed bob he now faces legal challenges in the u.s. with a frenzy over his employees on ethical behavior is taking a different many americans say the embattled media empire has done nothing more than reflect national attitudes that no longer valued people's privacy is damaged can has the story. as the scandal over phone hacking by the murdoch media empire rages on public and political fury has mainly focused on ruthle

crisis all right now here's how opinions divided on the topic the majority of us sure it will be george soros and his financial cronies who will greet the rewards of the troubles while the fish if you believe china will cash in by buying our outrageously cheap assets now more of you think the south of the u.s. wins most it's a man for it spawns timing either never and only three percent think that the european debt is themselves come out on top as they can now get away with paying less will do log on to article called to have a go or sale the issue. media mogul rupert murdoch seems to have calmed through the u.k. parliamentary hearings on the phone hacking scandal relatively unscathed but he now faces legal challenges in the u.s. with a frenzy over his employees on ethical behavior is taking a different turn many americans say the embattled media empire has done nothing more than reflect national data sheets that no longer valued people's privacy he's gonna just you can has the story. as the scandal over phone hacking by the murdoch media empire rages on the public and political theory has ma

of the euro crisis well this is what you're telling the jurors if you still think it'll be george soros of his financial cronies as you put it will reap the rewards of the troubles quarter of you saying china is said to cash in by buying a boat regularly cheapass its fear of you know this believe in the u.s. will benefit most the demand for its bonds climbing higher than ever and only two percent of youths one percent think the european debt is themselves come out on top as they can get away with paying less r t v dot com you also. of course will bring you up to date with this huge developing story from oslo tonight throughout the evening on r.t. it's business now the let's catch up with the affrighted latest with dmitri. thanks kevin rupert murdoch's news corp has sold a seventy nine percent stake in russia's biggest out to advertisers use outdoor sells advertising on billboards public transport and other services in one thousand russian cities and invests in management by our dealers since we were three hundred fifty million dollars experts say the real values closer to two hundred se

as you know that used to be bond vigilantes people like soros and those sort of people and and back then the reason there was bond vigilantes was they basically thought there was no way to control these governments who were inflating or going too far into debt and only way that they could really control them was to sell their bonds so back then they were called bond vigilant as well now we've got a completely different world where we live in a completely fia currency world and people like ben bernanke in the federal reserve are buying up all the bonds and that's what they've been doing and q.e. so there's really no way to fight the government now by selling bonds there's no point to it because they can print up as much money and buy all the bonds they want so the only way for regular people to protect themselves and to show displeasure with what these governments are doing is to sell dollars and buy real assets such as gold silver and even energy oil things like that so that was the beginning of the dollar vigilante and how we started out right jeff so you mentioned the eighty's and this

what you've been telling us opinions divide it seems the majority of you still sure it will be george soros and his financial cronies who will reap the rewards of the troubles a quarter of you believe china will cash in by buying up a very just the cheap assets. increase in the last hour or so in those if you believe in the u.s. will benefit most with demand for its bonds climbing higher than ever you know this our only one percent think the european debt is themselves will come out on top it's not a good for the companies is it as they can now get away with paying less you think give us your thoughts are t. dot com of your say. media mogul rupert murdoch seems to have come through the u.k. parliamentary hearings. on the phone hacking scandal relatively unscathed but he now faces legal challenges in the u.s. with a frenzy over his employees unethical behavior is taking a different many americans say the embattled media empires they are nothing more than reflect national attitudes that no longer valued people's privacy but is going to teach a campus that the story. ok as the scandal over pho

more personal and ask you about an old buddy of yours someone used to work for by the name of george soros let him have forced co-founded the quantum fund away he's getting out of the hole had fun business what do you make of it i didn't even know about it i mean i haven't been into quantum plant for over thirty years you might as well ask me about my first wife lucy or where i went to college or something else this is all far far away in my life well i'm surprised to hear that you don't think it signifies anything as the man must most famous for a hedge fund get out of the business. i just don't know about it i mean you have to as you know i know nothing about it you're telling me something i don't even know. i'm not a rich lady but let's just say when a lot of tomorrow what's your investment advice for me when anything here in this country that weren't worth investing for me. i would not invest in anything lucy unless you know what you're doing i happen to do things i own in the u.s. i own the u.s. dollar at the moment i own commodities in the u.s. but mainly don't listen to me don't lis

a couple weeks ago george soros gave a speech in budapest. talking about the arab spring, he said 1956 in hungary was a failure at the time but it was a success in the long term because it sowed the seeds for what we have today. you have to have that longer-term view on where america is losing it. >> chrystia freeland, bret stevens, simon, bernard-henri le levy, thank you very much. we will be back. introducing the schwab mobile app. it's schwab at your fingertips wherever, whenever you want. one log in lets you monitor all of your balances and transfer between accounts, so your money can move as fast as you do. check out your portfolio, track the market with live updates. and execute trades anywhere and anytime the inspiration hits you. even deposit checks right from your phone. just take a picture, hit deposit and you're done. open an account today and put schwab mobile to work for you. >>> now for our "what in the world" segment. it is the perfect summer blockbuster for audiences around the world. action packed and not too taxing on the br

after 40 years, the hedge fund run by bill soros is closing its doors to foreign investors.ily office. in a letter to investors, his own sons wrote this, new regulations will require certain private investment advisors to register with the securities and exchange commission by march 2012. an exception to this requirement is available if an organization operates instead as a family office. the change has been in the offing for more than a decade according to that very letter. it was exactly a year ago that president barack obama did exactly this, he signed the dodd-frank act into law. according to that act hedge funds must register with family regulators. family run ones are treated a little more leniently. >>> you're watching "world business today." coming up, we'll meet two bosses, one of them pressing the flesh in new york. the other is working it in macau. stay with us. >>> welcome back. it's worlds. we'll check on your business travelers forecast now and talk to someone who i can only describe as being very much like the weather here in hong kong right now, stunning. jen

defunct america coming together, an outside group aligned with democrats and backed by george sor sorosfine was $775,000 a paltry sum compared to the $137 million the group raised. penalties aside, campaign finance watchdogs believe the floodgates are open and outside cash and influence are only getting bigger. >> well, chuck, obviously the $305 million that got spent, that's the most ever and that was just in a midterm. that outpaced spending in a presidential election for the first time. >> i'm a believerer that outside groups can have influence on midterms and house and senate races. i'm more skeptical they can have more influential on a presidential. act is a proof positive of that. because guess what? kerry lost. >>> up next, our pac show just keeps going. we have a panel of washington heavy weights and an indiana guy, too. we'll talk about how the job numbers will play out on the campaign trial, push for a grand bargain on the debt, and tim pa lenty's last stand. but first, the white house soup of the day, a good day for gumbo because that's what this show is about, a gumbo of a s

>> we can start out with a book coming out now called the philanthropy of george soros book he has givenlions of dollars which is based on his principles and putting his philosophy to work around the world. he covers his projects from around the world and it includes an essay from george called my philanthropy where he lays out his principles and what animates his giving which has really turned out to be his major business now at this point in his life. >> now, right next to that, susan, is core economics. >> core economics is one of the most exciting big idea books we've had in a while. the authors are the founders of the mit poverty lab and they have really pioneered the idea of, let's do some on the groundwork experiments, observations to learn what really works in development. where should we put our efforts, where should we put our money and they are award winning, acclaimed economists whose work is really getting a lot of attention and really being embraced now. when i read the proposal, i felt this is the most important work on poverty i've read since we published professor eunice

. >> i got soros is of the liver and stomach hernia, and they can't give me no treatment. >> why?hat the chief doctor said because if they cut me open the cancer will spread and kill me faster. >> so what does this mean for you? >> a death sentence. >> even with death looming over him, maxi found comfort in the support and camaraderie of his fellow inmates. >> him being around us, i feel like this is what gives him hope. even if he knows he's dying, he knows that there's not much the medical people can do. >> more than anyone else, joseph monigan formed a special bond with maxi. like maxi he's also serving 60 years for murder and when the prison hired him as his caregiver he discovered it was much more than just a job. >> when i care about somebody i care about them hard. i don't just care about them, you know what i'm saying? i really care about him. god answered my prayer and gave me the ability to clean him up from his head to his feet. >> by the time we met him, maxi had had a few recent brushes with death. the last time he fell into a coma and was rushed to an outside hospita

it gets money from george soros, perhaps the most far left activist in the country and and his organization problem proving your point. to be fair and we always want to be that the media matters operations started under president bush the younger that's where they got their stacks exempt status not under president obama. that's a little bit disturbing. >> as i said their papers were okay. what they said they were going to do was -- is not what they are now doing. >> bill: but they have been doing this kind of political assassination for, what, five, six years now? >> no, i don't think so it's that long. i think it's far more recent than that actually. >> bill: i was on the radio factor when it started. it had to be at least four years ago because we were dealing with this -- from the jump we were dealing with this propaganda that they were throwing out. >> well, the declaration of war was in the last three years. i may be wrong about the date. i don't think you can blame the bush irs tail end of that administration. i think -- i don't think you can blame that on bush or say that, therefore.

caller: i think this all goes back to george soros and media matters.is well known that he is out to get fox. i think he may have lied about these accusations. guest: well, it is well known that media matters did not like a fox and made it their mission to point out fox's -- what they see as the unbalanced as for george soros, i am not sure what he has said about rupert murdoch and fox news. host: funder of media matters. pennsylvania. caller: this is being billed as the phone hacking. in my mind, is more about plutocracy. he is so powerful, and i don't even blame him, because we allow media consolidation. he is so powerful no one will say anything against him, because he knows he will get away with this. jude law said his phone was actor.d -- he is an who would say anything against this man when you control so many things? you would be crazy. guest: that is a good point. media ownership would have to be limited in the u.k. people were afraid for him to. politicians would not oppose him, and even individual mp's -- there were people who were afraid to s

caller: i think this all goes back to george soros and media matters. it is well known that he is out to get fox. i think he may have lied about these accusations. guest: well, it is well known that media matters did not like a fox and made it their mission to point out fox's -- what they see as the unbalanced as for george soros, i am not sure what he has said about rupert murdoch and fox news. host: funder of media matters. pennsylvania. caller: this is being billed as the phone hacking. in my mind, is more about plutocracy. he is so powerful, and i don't even blame him, because we allow media consolidation. he is so powerful no one will say anything against him, because he knows he will get away with this. jude law said his phone was actor.d -- he is an who would say anything against this man when you control so many things? you would be crazy. guest: that is a good point. media ownership would have to be limited in the u.k. people were afraid for him to. politicians would not oppose him, and even individual mp's -- there were people who were afraid

vulnerable limit -- moment in their lives was nowhere to turn dealing with private losses, their private soros -- sorrows. bought and sold by news international for gain. against these deal was victims and against a succession of other victims of crime, whose names i know about and have seen and have yet to be made public, the systematic use of base and unlawful methods, hacking, breaking into computers with trojans, unpegged not the misconduct of a few roads, but i have to say, lawbreaking on an industrial scale, with the links of the british criminal underworld. that is the only way i will settle my case, and then i will answer questions. this is the only -- >> mr. stewart, i will say to you once. you are far too excitable. kong down. if you cannot, do not shake your head at me, if you cannot, leave the chamber. >> a way to describe the behavior of news international. it took the freedom of the press as a license and then cynically manipulated that right of freedom as their justification, and they used the defense of a free press as a banner under which they marched as do members of the crim