that would be one george soros. with us now, lou dobbs.id he buy this >> arch coal and peabody energy, two companies today that their stock, arch went up 25% and peabody rose 50%. it's extraordinary. >> they were like a buck a share. >> $1.12. down from $90 in 2006. >> but soros is a global warming -- these are coal people. >> these are the enemy, and soros has decided to throw in a little of his money, $2 million is nothing to him, but he bought those stocks, as best we can judge, between april and june and he paid $4.50 a share and he's down 50%. >> am i missing something? the guy is screaming about fossil fuels and we shouldn't be using them and he buys stock in a coal company. >> it is certainly hypocritical, but is it anymore hypocritical than being the world's leading money socialist and being that moneyed socialist because of capitalism? >> i'll tell you why it's more hypocritical. he says, global warming, global warming, i'll like some of that coal mining, stock, please. that means he wants them to sell more coal, right? >> i don't

i'm talking about what it means for george soros.pany, a guy hoe we shouldn't be in coal, he is buying 10%. >> they should be happy that george soros is in charge of the company. >> should go to zero as opposed to being doubled. david: jonathan, final word. >> question is how serious he is committed to beliefs. impossible to be irrational all the time. george soros and environmentalists talk down fossil fuels, but they benefit and participate from them all the time. david: last word, lady and jent than. thank you very much. melissa. melissa: yelp teamed up with the government. tell you which gop candidate gave it a bad review. we'll be right back. ♪ >> all right. federal government wants your review on yelp. well, maybe. the site known for restaurant reviews start ad partnership with the federal government to create review pages for variety of agencies and services. like the tsa, national parks and social security services. david: carly fiorina was first presidential candidate to share her thoughts on yelp. she didn't seem too impres

charles: the nefarious actions of george soros.ke the british pound is en route to becoming one of the wealthiest men of all time, has revealed his heartless soul once again. reports he bought 1 million shares of arch coal energy. as peculiar says soros has been a driving force that crushed that industry in the first place. he funded or contributed to a number of green organizations that worked hand in hand with president obama to kill coal in the first place, after being instrumental in destroying the value and the industry putting tens of thousands of americans out of work, now soros sees value? it's a cautionary tale that a lot of misguided folks in the black lives matter should question why you are being told to use broadish tactics and what you get in return. remember, this is a man funding the organization to destroy the world's strongest currency, destroyed our main sense of energy and came in later on and picked up the pieces. back with me now, shah gilani and christian whitton. black lives matter has disrupted a whole lot

will be managed by the existing committees of robert soros.kerry is in singapore where he called for the countries negotiating a major pacific rim trade deal to overcome their differences. he said that the so-called transpacific partnership would benefit the people of all nations and serve as a model for responsible global industry and commerce. >> every participant will have to comply with core myernational labor and in mental standards. every participant will have to refrain from using underage workers, unsafe workplaces. -- environmental standards. ensuring state-owned companies are competing fairly with ones that are privately owned. every participant will have to fight trade related bribery and corruption. ensure free and open digital trade and safeguard intellectual property. mark: secretary kerry's comments talks andys of hawaii. russia's foreign ministry says it is submitting a bid to the united nations for large expanses of the arctic. russia's claiming more than 463,000 square miles of seashell extending 350 nautical miles from short

after a career of demonizing billionaire investor george soros is make a big investment in coal. 1 million shares at peabody energy and half a million shares of our scored dirt cheap prices. prices plummeting an entire sector. the think tank recently urged the world to stop using fossil fuel that cold in particular. two massive typhoons making headlines this morning. baltimore on track -- the first to make landfall in this week. vladimir putin taking a mini submarines to explore a shipwreck off the coast of crimea. moscow sees the area from ukraine last year. let's explore the wreckage of a byzantine trading chip dating back to the 10th century. after failing to negotiate a settlement yesterday, tom brady has left me her to join the patriots in west virginia where they will be practicing against the new orleans saints. they will attend a meeting of the four-game suspension for allegedly deflated footballs. morgan stanley chairman john mica republican presidential candidate and former texas governor rick perry to a special interview coming your way on the program. let's take it to the asian

george soros doesn't care about human beings.ant to change the world, but these stocks are cheap. >> and i'm sorry, we'll come back. stuart: and coming up, we're moments away from the opening bell. apple music not gaining much traction and we have details on that. and jeff flock out and about again. he's headed into this thing, it's a ford simulator for distracted drivers. what will flock do next? >> we've never done this on live television before. we've got 30 mile per hour winds, we've got minus 40 fahrenheit and i'm going to stand in 80, minus 80 wind chill. this is what it is. i'm suing varney for everything he's worth. it's more than a network and the cloud. it's reliable uptime. and multi-layered security. it's how you stay connected to each other and to your customers. with centurylink you get advanced technology solutions, including an industry leading broadband network, and cloud and hosting services - all with dedicated, responsive support. with centurylink as your trusted technology partner, you're free to focus on gro

he will continue to advise the soros family. the fortuneves, will be overseen by someone he put in place. a matt: manufacturing held back by and i in the dollar dampened demand in exports and falling oil prices, which have cut into energy industry investment spending. mark: the stocks plunged in greece, but investors say it could have been worse. athensdropped 45% on the stock exchange. the benchmark fell 16% on monday. limits on on -- buying and selling limited the damage. bank shares were pushed toward the downward trading limit yesterday, 30%. chairman bill rhodes said the bailout will not work if greek banks knew not bounce back. they have to capitalize their major banks quickly and they have problems. they are nonperforming. unless you get them up in lending, there is no plan for this to succeed. the central bank says nearly 1.3 billion dollars has flowed back into the country's banks since they reopened two weeks ago. cvs narrowed its full-year forecast after retail sales slowed in the second quarter. this overshadowed a s

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

soros sold 4.3 million shares of aliba alibaba. raced his stake in gm by nearly half in the second quarter and i he now own he is about $500 and $700 million of those shares respectively. they have struggled this year. down 9% this year through july. dan loeb said they bought a new 6.5 million stake in t-mobile u.s. during the quarter. and increases on yum brands, a target of his activist campaigns. they've cut their stake in allied financial by nearly two-thirds. >> all right, landon. you are extremely tan this morning. >> i think it's your monitor. i wasn't out in the sun, unfortunately. i wish i was. but thank you. >> i think she's trying to dodge the attention from her because she had a very heavy weekend. >> it wasn't a heavy weekend. i was just boring. you have to see the rest of europe. >> you take more vacations than anybody i know. we have to tell you, we're only two hours away from lopped. it's amazing. why wouldn't you be going there on a regular basis? as an american, when i move back, it's going to be like six, seven,

some of that thanks to george soros, who unbelievably called me two days after i left pimco and said "bill, would you like to manage a half a billion dollars for me?" and i said "yes, sir." erik: is there a point to which big becomes too big? bill: i think so, in terms of active management. erik: and alpha. bill: this is not to diss pimco. they have close to $2 trillion. and that's big. other institutions are big, too. i would only say it is easier with $2 billion to move money. the liquidity is obviously better. and it is less onerous in terms of organization and decision-making, where you have to build a consensus and a consensual outlook in terms of what you want to do. that doesn't mean being here by yourself, so to speak, relative to pimco is the best of all worlds. it is obviously good to get feedback and to get counterargument, but it is a situation here at janus where i can do things that i think will make money a lot quicker than in a larger frame. erik: tell me more about that. the opportunities, if you will, the benefit of being small, of managing, for the time being, sing

maria: welcome back, george soros has seen, has been antifossil fuel in political donations to lobbye, but changing his tune warming up to the coal because of the cheap stock prices joining us is murray energy ceo bob murray thanks for joining us. >> thank you maria for having me this morning. >> well it has been a tough go for coal companies can you characterize what you have seen in the object administration through regulatory rampage has he appeas appeas appeases environmentalist friends set out to to destroy the industry and coal fire generation driven price of stocks way down, to dangerous levels, and i think mr. soros sees what the left of us have already determined, these actions by the obama administration maria, as bye passived congress states utility commissions of the states are totally illegal. we have five lawsuits against the epa alone joining joined by 16 states i think mr. soros is seeing what we know that these regulations as he bypasses congress is illegal actions of the obama administration, appointed radical viefrmentr environmentalist friends lob overtund so areo

soros spoke after wpp posted rising earnings. and it has been outweighed by a strong performance of developed markets like the united states. a giant is in the making on the online gambling market. the two british base firms, patty power and bet fair are betting big is beautiful. they've agreed to merge and to create an annual revenue of more than 1 1/2 billion euros. it's the latest in the series of deals in the online gambling market, this as increased regulation and taxation have put the business under pressure. and home sharing has agreed to collect taxes on behalf of the companies. they will include a charge of 83 euro cents per person and per day on rental apartments in the french capital. they want airbnb to operate under the same provisions of parisian hotels. they have more than 50,000 visitors. finally in this business bulletin, could there be cease-fire on burger king and its arch rifle mcdonald's. the former has reached out to the latter regarding a peace offering in connection with the international day of peace on t

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soros repeatedly demonizing coal industry in 2009 even went as far to say, quote, there's no magic bulletor climate change. but there is a lethal bullet, cole, and now he's buying into it. john leifield is here from bermuda. what do you think? i've never seen hypocrisy like all of this. >> rich guys that claim why is rich not paying taxes and this is george soros talking about stocks with one of the dirtiest fuel you can have to make energy. a matter of ideology, this is how i want to make money. >> now i always say old rule in journalism you follow the money. you're always hearing claim by climate change people that, you know, 98% of scientists believe in climate change, believe in global warming, et cetera. but what they don't tell you is how much these scientists are making or taking that position. billions and billions of tax dollars worldwide it is not just us. euros pay more in tax tots climate change scientist that goes into this huge pile. no wonder that you are in favor of the idea of climate chack because they benefit tremendously from that. >> look how much money al gore has ma

francine: is floating in china has seen george soros selling most of his stake in alibaba. first quarter, %370 million in alibaba shares, that was down to less than 5 million by the end of june. alibaba has seen around $100 billion wiped off its value since hitting a record november shares have fallen on the 30% this year. samsung have and slumped to a 10 month low on disappointment with the latest smartphones after the company unveiled the galaxy note 5 and s6 edge plus. profits to revive growth and regain sales from apple. francine: disney is bringing a galaxy far far away to the impart in the u.s., in one of the biggest expansions in the company's history. both parks will get star wars theme extensions with construction due to begin in 2017. bob iger has made expansion one of the cornerstones of his tenure. next year, he will open the disney shanghai resort. francine: space land was my favorite. manus: i have never been to disney. francine: you have to go to star wars. manus: the universal pictures film "straight outta compton" topped the north american box office, smash

charter with third point and berkshire hathaway in new stakes and time warner cable where soros fund management took a roughly $1.5 million -- million share stake. expectations of further consolidation and arbitrage perhaps's maybe we'll get more clarity in the coming weeks as some of these guys talk about their positions. >> all right. kate kelly, thanks so much for that. interesting when you juxtapose kkr and samson's bankruptcy with some others. bottom fishing in energy here. some people are actually willing to finally step in. >> kkr is one of the bottom fishers. they admitted very shortly after this deal, crude started to fall oust bed very shortly after -- this was a basically really big hoifrl deal they did. crude falling more than 50% since that deal took place. five-year crude's down 30% in that same time frame. of course in these types of deals you tend to have more heavily levered businesses and that is where the cracks are going to emerge first. we can see that in high yield spreads for example. the energy space is essentially where all the hazards lie. but even kkr is mo

office and after he leaves, asset allocation will be managed by the existing committees that robert sorosnvestments put into place. david einhorn said greenlight capital investment dropped in july and that they were broad-based. he spoke in a conference call earlier today. >> he overall market environment has become unfavorable for our investment strategy. while we could have done better in a couple spots, we do not -- do not expect to do well -- we have experienced this type before and the short form -- short-term results have been painful for us. we expect the environment to improve and we will recover. sail is the worst month for the company pocket portfolio since 2008. >> cbs health narrowed its full cat -- forecast. the new forecast overshadowed in second-quarter profit report, excluding one-time items companies come in two cents above the average of analyst estimates. matt: remember the tv advertisements for viagra? cbs health is trying to do it is dropping the dysfunction medication. it comes to years before this kicks in. patients will no longer be able to get viagra, but they wil

just remember, george soros, and other rich lefties, they are all use their conside considerable o swayery other election in their favor. half truths, make you, look sick and uninformed it happens on both sides but get slammed by lefties who claim to be of the people, yes, the rich people, your souls were bought and sold by same privileged silver spooners you claim do hate, next time you try to spoon feed the sheep, that antikoch brother dribble, you might choke on your own medicine. have a coke and a smile, you will get over the gaffe soon enough, and you could catch all new episode kennedy, monday-thursday, 8 p.m. eastern, 5 pacific on fox business network, follow me on twitter @kennedy nation, same on instagram. until tomorrow night, i will see (narrator) the following is a paid advertisement for time life's music collection. (the mamas and the papas) ♪ and the sky is gray -♪ i've been for a walk -♪ i've been for a walk (narrator) it was the dawn of a new age filled with long hair, bell bottoms, tie-dyed t-shirts, and new attitudes. innocence gave way to a new consciousness about our

you have an artists that are funded by george soros, that are coming from new york and california, detroitss the country, coming into ferguson like locusts. >> why is there not national attention on this reality, and why is there no one asking. what has the obama administration done? eric holder talking about solidarity with the community a year ago. meanwhile the unemployment rate, the creation of small business and the restoration of small business in ferguson. it's a pathetic nonevent, the entire past year when it comes to actually doing something as one would've expected from such promises by this administration. are you surprised? are you surprised about that? >> no, i am not. i think this administration has no record to run on. when it comes to urban centers across this country. you have a situation where places like ferguson, will tomorrow, the president's home of chicago is safer for a young black man to walk down the streets of kabul, afghanistan or iraq. then it is and this is in regards to economic opportunity and really providing hope and consequently, with a racial fire burnin

just remember, george soros, and other rich lefties, they are all use their conside considerable o swayevery other election in their favor. half truths, make you, look sick and uninformed it happens on both sides but get slammed by lefties who claim to be of the people, yes, the rich people, your souls were bought and sold by same privileged silver spooners you claim do hate, next time you try to spoon feed the sheep, that antikoch brother dribble, you might choke on your own medicine. have a coke and a smile, you will get over the gaffe soon enough, and you could catch all new episode kennedy, monday-thursday, 8 p.m. eastern, 5 pacific on fox business network, follow me on twitter @kennedy nation, same on instagram. until tomorrow night, i will see you tomorrow night. tomorrow. >> at the edge of death valley. >> weird and unique. >> a man puts a dusty weigh station on the map, but the down and his legacy foul on hard times. >> i was hear from residence it was an ey eyesore. >> has he left his family a money pit. >> keep it in the family at all cost. >> or a monument. >> sometimes in li

george soros, we're really -- we're really in harm's way. what they need to do is put a yellow rib an, police tape around the white house, all the crime coming out of there. host: all right. that's wayne in shreveport, louisiana. wayne, i'm sure we'll hear from you again down the road when this issue comes up. we're asking all our viewers who want to weigh in on president obama's legacy on climate change to call in. republicans, it's 202-748-8001. democrats, 202-748-8000. ndependents, 202-748-8002. as we noted, president obama going on this trip to alaska, a three-day trip across alaska in which he is addressing this issue. it will be against the back drop of melting glaciers. but at the same time, his administration recently allowed new drilling to move forward in the arctic. that's the subject of part of the "new york times" story on this. the president's trip will pay little heed to the oil and gas drilling off shore that he allowed to go just this month, a move that activists say is an unsavory block on an otherwise ambitious record. env

column dreamworks executive steve spielberg and jeffrey catsen berg, as well as big gifts from george sorose. >> super-pacs have fundamentally changed the game. they have to spend a huge amount of their time not just courting voters, but courting billionaires. >> the big question -- what will the rich guys and gals giving these huge sums expect from the candidate who wins? >>> that's it for "the lead." i'm jake tapper. i'm turnic it over to brianna keilar in for wolf blitzer in "the situation room." i'm jake tapper. \s >>> they find isis is as strong as ever, suggesting little progress against the terror group, even as the president authorized new air strikes that may draw the u.s. deeper into a conflict. >>> search expands as investigators try to find the search for a plane wing, searchers are looking for other debris that may have washed ashore. we'll take you aboard one of search boats. >>> airliners at risk after close calls, homeland security warnings that

including $1 million each from dream works executive, steven spielberg and jeffrey katzenberg and george soroshams and his wife. >> super pacs changed the game for 2016 presidential candidates. they have to spend a huge amount of their time courting voters and billionaires. >> reporter: the big question for all right donors what will the rich guys and gals giving the huge sums expect from the candidate who wins? >> that is the question. jake tapper joins us. along with cnn correspondent. jake the fact that about 130 families have provided half the money raised by republican candidates so far, pretty incredible how so few people control the majority of campaign spending? >> it is incredible. i think two out of three dollars raised so far going to these super pacs. there is no limits. so i think people saw the lesson of 2012 where -- some of the candidates like newt gingrich and rick santorum they had sugar daddies who could keep their campaigns going after regular contributors were giving money to campaigns. and now everybody wants a piece of the action. >> mraez tellplease tell me the candidat

big donors include entertainment exec haim saban and billionaire george soros. superpacs are the lifeblood of this campaign. according to a.p. roughly one-third of all the money raised so far came from just 60 donors. bret? >> william, thank you. >>> the people fighting a huge wildfire in northern california say it will be several days before that blaze is contained. more than 13,000 people have been required or urged to leave their homes. vacation cabins and camp sites. the fire has consumed more than 400 square miles including dozens of buildings. about 7,000 more structures are said to be in danger. >>> malaysia's prime minister says analysts in france have confirmed that the wing fragment and other debris found last week on an indian ocean island are from the plane that disappeared a year and a half ago with 239 people aboard. us and french officials stop short of a full confirmation. >>> stocks were mixed today. the dow lost 10 the s&p 500 gained 6.5. the nasdaq finished ahead 34. >>> this is the debate desk. you've seen it over my shoulder during the show.

when of the most despicable things, in my mind, if you were to promote, like george soros does, a guy with $24 billion has been promoting policy successfully to kill the coal industry. this past month, he bought one million shares of peabody coal the twolf million of biggest coal companies in the world. drivemotes companies that them to bankruptcy and then by some. haserms of science, the epa the science advisory committee for the clean air act and they have reported. onse are specific to check whether the epa's science is good or not. since 2000, the members of these boards in these committees have been on grants totaling $140 million from the epa. the people that are supposed to be looking over their shoulder at apa are getting 100 relay dollars from the epa. theaises questions about intent of these people. i cannot say that they are dishonest or they are not trying to do good science, but it certainly talks about selected and selectivity bias when it comes to win scientists analyzed the epa's clients. i want to put another issue on the table. host: when you look at china, india, af

when of the most despicable things, in my mind, if you were to promote, like george soros does, a guyith $24 billion has been promoting policy successfully to kill the coal industry. this past month, he bought one million shares of peabody coal the twolf million of biggest coal companies in the world. drivemotes companies that them to bankruptcy and then by some. haserms of science, the epa the science advisory committee for the clean air act and they have reported. onse are specific to check whether the epa's science is good or not. since 2000, the members of these boards in these committees have been on grants totaling $140 million from the epa. the people that are supposed to be looking over their shoulder at apa are getting 100 relay dollars from the epa. theaises questions about intent of these people. i cannot say that they are dishonest or they are not trying to do good science, but it certainly talks about selected and selectivity bias when it comes to win scientists analyzed the epa's clients. i want to put another issue on the table. host: when you look at china, india, afri

china has seen george soros selling most of his stake in alibaba. at the end of the first quarter his management help $370 million of alibaba shares. as of june 30 that was down to less than 5 million. the fund also holds energy stocks. seen $100 million wiped off its values and hitting a record in november. shares have fallen 30% so far this year. opec may see crude oil output rise to a record 33 million barrels per day. whichs according to iran, says it can boost output by 500,000 barrels per day, just one week after sanctions are lifted. that would lead to the existing global circle -- global supply glut. in november countries decided to maintain production rather than sacrifice market share. indonesia's aviation safety is once again in focus after the crash of a domestic flight in the country's easternmost province, with 54 people on board. emergency search teams are on their way to the region where villagers reportedly have found wreckage from the downed turbo airline. another tragedy in the sky. guest: raising questions about the air safety re

george soros wrote a book on this. i know you don't like george soros.art: who said they're not going to raise until next year. a and-- >> if the i just worry that if the fed doesn't raise rates now, there's got to be talk about this, do they have, just in case the economy goes into the you know what next year, do they have anything to fight back with? if they don't-- >> i just always, as a former trader, i always look back at history as an indication of where things are going and that note from goldman sachs did that. goes back to 1998 when the u.s. equities rallied and ignored largely the asian crisis. he's calling for this to happen, saying s&p 500 is going up 11% by year end. stuart: rob, come back in again, please. i unfortunately dismissed you by saying you weren't enthusiastic and had no excitement or fire in the belly. maybe you were right because we're only up 300 points, are you vindicated? >> well, i guess i'm vindicated and i want to build on something that sandra just said. from the standpoint, look back at history and back in 1998, we had t

soros relies on his analysis and you will see him at 9:00 this morning. right now, a little more on what topeveloping and time for stories. a new poll shows that bernie sanders has narrowed the gap with hillary clinton in iowa. according to a poll, it shows sanders now 33%-30%. he has picked up 25 percentage point since january. sanders spoke about his growing momentum on cnn. >> not only in iowa, or new hampshire, but in this country, we are generating enormous enthusiasm. people do not understand why the middle-class of this country is collapsing while the same time all the new income and wealth is going to the top 1%. erik: for the republicans, donald trump is out in front followed by dr. ben carson, ted cruz, and scott walker. present obama is getting closer to be no support for the iran nuclear deal. senator merkley says he will support the deal. he needs three more votes to sustain the veto in killing the deal. the obama administration is close to making sanctions for hacking into computer networks. this concern sanctions that could trigger further

soros of to martin w.p.p. we'll talk to dan suzuki of merrill lifrpbl. this morning, david goldman will join us. for years at bank of america. david goldman is adamant, manus that this is just as much about weakness that has to come. it is not just a dollar story. manus: of course the i.m.f. will have something to say about that and whether it gets into that special -- have a great show. sounds like it is action f-packed. tom keene with "surveillance." manus: let's get more on shire's $30 million bid. first of all, talk to us a little bit about what baxalta is. they make drugs that they can charge a people are mum for. >> shire brings a much bigger scale. not just from the perspective of cost selling but better selling. they get better pen operation and more countries they can work in and of course cost savings. baxalta has just become public although it has been around for many years. it does fit. anus: you got -- $45.23. are they going to have to pay more? >> they have to. apparently, baxalta management will not engage. apparently they had tried to eng

some of this has to do with the race inciting going on for years in this country, funded by george soroshink will call that out? i'm just waiting. you know trump will call that out. connell: virginia story, as far as we know, ashley was talking about, this is really centered on these people and work place situation that they had, we think at this point, somebody worked at the station. be that as it may. would you be willing to vote for someone, obviously talking about trump when i ask you this who you don't agree with on number of issues, maybe you do on every issue, say you don't, are you willing to vote for someone because of their tone and you like the way they sound? >> you make a great point here. i think american people are ready to vote even if they don't agree straight down the line who they feel like they can trust because he is willing to disagree with people dangerously. and i think america kind of wants that back. i also think it is we can do it attitude. connell: right. >> that has changed so much. we're tired of politicians, we really need to eliminate the debt but we're no

liberal billionaires like george soros and tom styer donate big bucks to places like mit and stanford >> ashley pratt, the vice president of communications for sp 1 strategies is here to break it all down for us. good morning, ashley. thanks for being with us. >> good morning. thanks for having me. >> are they buying influence to push their liberal agendas? >> they certainly are. if you look at some of these places. even michael bloomberg last year came out and said this is what is going on on college campuses. i think we should take lessons from him here. tom styer, for example, has given tons of money to democratic initiatives. i think he spent over $74 million back in 2014 alone and 2012. so that shows you right there, just where this money is going to buy some influence. and it's no secret that the ideological milwaukeeup of campuses is pretty much a hot bed of liberalism. actually, i have got to ask though, if it isn't already a hot bed of liberalism, why do they feel the need to fund millions and upon millions and upon millions more. is it not liberal enough? why such direct gra

when george soros can cut a check for $100 million once a year, and the issue is resolved. neil: mercedes the strategy here, you've heard about the spots on the tapes and we're going to tell you they're doctored and right wing involved and make you think that this is all about republicans and making much ado about nothing. don't focus on what showed up on those tapes and what you saw in those tapes. since a lot of people don't know a lot of the details of this, could that work for democrats? >> well, i think that if planned parenthood decided to have an aggressive campaign against what the centers for medical progress, the videos that pe put out. i think the more that the american people start to analyze the videos, the video came out and they pull a twin boy, a 20 week twin boy from the freezer and what they're looking for. the lab technician are looking for organs mostly from older babies, 16 to 22 weeks, i mean, this is where the american people are not at. when you look at 84%-- >> i know your point is well taken. that doesn't get out there. >> that's right. neil: i kno

no one talks about george soros who is in bed with president obama as they are communist.e should not be having this discussion. host: your question -- you're calling in on our line for democrats, are you a democrat? caller: i am a democrat, but i am not voting for democrats or republicans. they have sold our country out. we are screwed. this should not be a conversation. who are they to tell us that we have to go do anything to get their health care? it is all a big plan. as anybody knows, as in full you are screwed. planned parenthood taking out baby parts and selling them. neither the republicans nor the democrats will do anything about it. we talk like we are some educated people and that we really care about who is sick and who isn't. who is getting the care and who isn't. host: deadly in detroit, ohio with her thoughts. john and philadelphia, line for independents. caller: how are you guys doing? i have a quick question. is that all right? host: go ahead. caller: it is about aig and obamacare. i was curious. personally, you are a good guest so far. you know how aig g

if you want to know where your money goes watch george soros. bet $2 billion about one month ago that the stock market would take a sharp dive. he will make billions of dollars on. there are republicans that work for this group, too condoleezza rice, ben bernanke -- i got out of the stock market when i heard that in 2008. thank you. host: what specifically about that drove you to do that? bergr: well the builder group, does anybody know about them? have you ever had anybody on your program talking about them and their goal? host: for those who don't know, what is it? caller: there are about 30 billionaires in the united states or the whole world that want to control all the money in the world and the world economy. they can do whatever they want and it won't hurt them. host: so you pull your money out of the stock market, where you put it and what are you using for investing? well, in my mattress, basically. i have a hidden in my house in a the federalbecause government is corrupt. you cannot of the difference between a democrat or a republican

. >> this is a self-inflicted wound they are outsiders includes george soros did fund a number of oshgsated in ferguson, as a result of that, and black lives matter farce mostly led by charlatans, with intellectual sheep useful o idiots in some cases takeaway from people concerned about fixing their community regardless of color. >> let me just bring a little bit more color into the situation, police chief said officers has the been tracking the man whom they believed armed during this protest, these peaceful protesters we were told they were, he said man approached the detectives, sitting in a van opened fire the showers returned fire from inside the vehicle, before prying the man on foot. said the man shot again at the officers, all four of whom returned fire. the man who fired on showers had a semi aukt .9mm gun, that was stolen the police chief says, last year from one of the areas in missouri. >> now will come cries for more gun control laws don't do a damn thing in plaining in english. >> they leashed a lesson first round in august a year ago, the police were not as effective, lat

ironically, it's people that have nothing really -- no concern at all about black lives, people like george sorosg forward. the sad part about it is the impact that it's going to have in the black community and the fact that it takes away so much thought about what really is the problem in the black community, which is a lack of whole black families and what it allows people to do is say hey, let's point the finger at everything except where it really needs to point. if we had more black families whole in the community we would have a lot less of this. if we had clernly who were willing to support real issues and change in the black community we would have a lot less of this. of course, congressional black caucus, who actually love this is type of strife. >> it's interesting. they interrupt bernie sanders, governor o'malley. and hillary clinton. they all want that sector so valuable for the primaries. politically they don't know what to do. >> politically, what they're doing, brian, they want this to be the thing that rallies blacks off their seats and into the polling booths. the irony is that i

george soros partner has recently made a 300 plus $9 that that the price of oil will go well.ng it in bulk and following the money. old has gone from night 802-1075. in this currency world we live in, the winner may be gold. >> we're listening to you, giving a sense of reassurance. come back again. back to the oil market, jeff flock is on the floor of the market. what's going on now? wireless backup above 41. >> now the more heavily traded contract of about 75 cents. there's nothing to hang your hat on if you're an oiled bowl. a couple things in addition to the iraq deal, the new and permission you've got to feel cast more doubt on it ndi ran deal with iranian oil. the big auction yesterday of golf oil leases, huge falloff in interest. exxonmobil, shell oil and chevron. that speaks to less production going down the road that could be positive. i'm looking for something positive. stuart: i'm not surprised. just come and stay there. we will be back shortly. i've got to get back to politics. donald trump keeps pushing the conversation all the time. he's the only one taking hillar