soros coordinates with all powerful democrats. he is a puppet master. seeker of power behind the scenes. secretary clinton's answer was disingenuous.3%etqiuj$ju$e . disingenuous and she completely dodged the issue. if she is going to condemn big pac money going to republicans, she can't take cash from soros and rich democrat pacs. excuse me, i said she can't. of course she can. because there her supporters don't care. that is the crux of this memo tonight devoted followers of a politician pretty much will accept anything from him or her. when richard nixon was force to do resign his presidency over watergate, about a third of republicans still supported him. it's obvious in this campaign the followers of bernie sanders and donald trump to give two very vivid examples are not expecting precise political analysis. it is the tone those candidates strike that is driving their support. as i told mr. trump earlier this week when he appeared on the factor, the federal courts would neves÷ allow him to deport 12 million people. they would block that. as all of t

george soros, far left guy as you know, donated $6 million to mrs. a few weeks ago. that on top of another million he had already given to priorities u.s.a. with us now attorneys and fox news analyst kimberly guilfoyle and lis wiehl. where does the soros money go, exactly. >> it's a super pac as you said. if it goes the same way as the last national election, attack ads. they attacked romney on when he was working at bain as you know. steel company that they shut down and apparently. >> television ads. >> television attack ads, exactly. >> attacks people that mrs. clinton wants attacked? >> right. >> you say it's a super pac. >dyww super pac. >> with all due respect people don't know what a super pac. >> supposed to be independent committee. >> independent, everyone. independent. >> scary. >> and the reason is an individual can only donate. >> this is another fraud the government allows. >> well -- >> -- because. >> the supreme court allowed it in 2010. >> another fraud. it's not independent. >> what they said corporations have a right to do what the

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what do you think of the timing of the soros donation to hillary's super pac.at going to hurt her as bernie sanders talks about redistributing wealth. >> i think at the end of the day george soros is a philanthropist. i don't think wall street regulation impacts him at all. deirdre: you see hem as an outlier, you are saying he's more than 80 years old running a family office. >> a lot of these billionaires who are giving are very philanthropic, regulation doesn't move the needle on a lot of what they do. they have a view democrat or republican. it's not like hillary clinton can be involved with who is in her pacquia per pac or not. dee * some people feel this isn't fair. there are tons of students, whether it's the university of iowa or iowa state. young people seem to want to believe in sanders. >> there is no question he's doing a great job resonating with the young vote and the anti-wall street. but at the end of the day we should be clear. there is a comparison this could be like a barack obama election. it's not. bernie sanders is no barack obama and we wo

george soros in davos made comments.sudden, the newspapers have front page editorials including naming soros not to come after us. >> the u.s. we talk about not fighting the fed. it's all about not fighting the people's bank of china. >> or fighting it. everyone is trying to pull a george soros for breaking the bank a few years ago. >>> the flow of economic data starts to pick up this week as we look ahead to the big friday jobs report today. we're getting january personal income and spending, 8:30 eastern time. that's followed up by the january ism manufacturing index. and in december, construction spending, 10:00 a.m. eastern time. also fed vice chairman stanley fischer is speaking about the economy and monetary policy this afternoon at the council on foreign relations. also on the micro front, aetna, reports earning before the opening bill along with the other sycco, the food distributor. and alphabet, the google parent company and toy giant mattel. >> nancy hulgrave joins us with the headlines. good morning, nancy. >

roberts to explaining who george soros was.t question was never answered and i see that going on a lot on this grim. i respect -- this program. i respect this program but i think you should hold the people you bring on -- i think you should hold their feet to the fire and make sure everything is correct. have a good day. host: we will let our guest response your initial question. guest: i think there has been a lot of good investigative work going on in this campaign. you have a lot of news outlets covering the presidential race. there is tremendous interest. this bounces between a number of different interests -- issues as it relates to hillary clinton or marco rubio. people are trying to wrap their arms around how you cover donald trump. donald trump is in the subject of books, documentaries, people are starting to go a little further into his background, but you are seeing some of the most robust coverage of this president to race of any race in decades -- presidential race of any race in decades. host: democrat line, hello.

pretty tough comparison from ted cruz referencing donald trump and george soros. watch. >> he's supported more democratic politicians, heck, george soros is looking at him going, man, that guy supports a lot of liberals. i will not compromise away your religious liberty rights. >> reporter: for the last three days donald trump has been given just as good as he's been getting, pounding ted cruz and marco rubio, particularly rubio, calling him little marco. he sweats a lot, big ears, all kinds of discussions of their looks. rubio's sort of returned those same insults in kind and ted cruz has been arguing that donald trump has essentially become the equivalent of the manchurian candidate, calling himself a conservative, get into office and the general election and flip into something completely different. this is all about character, integrity, honesty and trustworthiness in an attempt to upsend the front-runner before super tuesday. ted cruz is leading the polls in texas and if he doesn't win his home state it's pretty much done for him but there's another ten state

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. >>> and george soros has donated $6 billion to a super pac supporting hillary clinton the second half of last year. the billionaire investor was a high profile supporter of president obama. soros' overall contribution to the campaign now stands at $7 million. >>> primaries officially get under way in the u.s. with the iowa caucus. and donald trump and hillary clinton, they remain the favorites to come out on top for the respective parties. a key poll by iowa's des moines register shows trump leading ted cruz by five percentage points in the republican race. clinton leads bernie sanders by three points. just a little confused as how to the caucuses works. >> caucuses are held in schools, churches and government buildings. and it's where voters gather and show up in person to select their candidate at over 1600 precincts in iowa. but in iowa republicans and democrats caucus very differently. let's start with republicans. it's easier. they show up to the caucus location and simply cast a secret ballot for the can david their choice. delegates are awarded proportionally based on the overa

hillary got a big chunk of change from a guy named soros, $6 million. the koch brothers powered $8 million into the last republican elections. they refrained from endorsing a candidate during the primary but now there is scuttlebutt they may step up and take on donald trump. what do you make of this? does the era of big money be almost over or less influential? >> jeb bush was the guy with all the money, his super pac blew $50 million and he's almost dead last in iowa. you are talking about somebody with all the money and resources in the world. the kochs tried four years ago, 8 years ago and it didn't work. i'm not sure they will be successful this time around. charles: donald trump brings a unique dynamic to this. so is it -- can we say the super pacs don't matter or not just this time around? >> donald trump is his own super pac. i don't care how much money you raise, if you run a horrible campaign you can go through it very quick. joe lieberman says money is the mother's milk of politic and i think that will always be the case. i don't begrunge peop

they get a 6-million-dollar je'kel from george soros.ers generally tend to say here is how much i pledge and here is when i give it. we are off to the strongest start we have ever had. >> i'm happy you canopies or whatever. >> no canopies. >> who are you going to give money to? money you are going to give money to? do you know how are going to give money to. >> we anticipate to be active in the presidential campaign. we already spent money in the new hampshire senate race. >> but not for any of the presidential cap democrats. >> no, no. our cross road supporters are split across the board. we will not be involved on presidential candidate. we will keep our focus on hillary clinton whom we think is the likely democratic nominee and then help the republican nominee once he or she is selected. >> all right, mr. rove. thank you very much. next on the rundown, will the fbi soon present damning evidence against hillary clinton? the factor has been investigating. then later president obama visiting a mosque. but why? those reports after these m

election, at $6 millionon -- $7 million, is billionaire philanthropist and political activist george soros. bernie sanders has raised $95.4 million -- nearly all from direct campaign contributions. sanders has negligible super pac backing. his biggest chunk of outside support is $1.7 million from the union national nurses united. sen. sanders: american democracy is not supposed to be about billionaires buying elections. scott: among the top republicans -- donald trump has $27 million from the candidate himself. trump's biggest outside money, $1.8 million, comes from the super pac, make america great again. ted cruz has $101 million backing his campaign with nearly $50 million coming from outside groups, including four super pacs that share the same name keep the promise. their biggest dononois listed in "open secrets" as the billionaire wilks brothers, at $15 million, who made a fortune in fracking. >> thank you very much. i appreciated. scott: marco rubio rounds out the top three gop contenders with $77 million i ihis war chest. 4 million of those dollars are from outside groups. the bigg

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. -- george soros.s already seen a lot of weakness in the products giving loans come off balance sheet lending because it has exploded in such a degree that a lot of bankers are trying to go with regulation and the underlying assets fall in value. as the government tries to compensate, they will be pumping money into the system to inflate their way out of this. u.s.w a lot of that in the , $10 trillion equivalent in china. the pressure on the currency to devalue a lot. david: coming up, the commodities close after the break. ♪ the conference call. the ultimate arena for business. hour after hour of diving deep, touching base, and putting ducks in rows. the only problem with conference calls: eventually they have to end. unless you have the comcast business voice mobile app. it lets you switch seamlessly from your desk phone to your mobile with no interruptions. i've never felt so alive. make your business phone mobile with voice mobility. comcast business. built for business. this is bloomberg markets.

higher level, all the intervention is not going to help the bank of england hold out against george sorosrrencies that go up and down all the time. can the central banks buy and sell foreign exchange and have an influence? good idea, just a current economic environment, what is going on in the u.s., europe, china? >> we have to make a distinction between the u.s. dollar and other major currencies and emerging-market currencies. other major market currencies have been floating. we haven't intervened in years. is question you are asking if it is a time to take a look at that. it is time for a new plaza. in number of pundits asked that on the meeting in shanghai and so on. the dollar, even though it looks pretty major, it is not compared to how strong the dollar was in 1985. more importantly, it is so obviously based on economic fundamentals, which was not clear in 1985. hasreason why the dollar been so strong is because u.s. economy has been relatively strong compared to training partners. and we had the end of quantitative easing by the fed. taking those fundamentals is given and it makes

as i was saying earlier, this is in response to that war comment which was in response the george sorosn't think he even expected this fiery reaction. so, he said -- he did say china is headed for a hard landing -- the currency, onshore currency is 1.3% so far this year. that is not a small decline when you consider it used to be hardly moved. so, looking ahead -- what is concerning -- the currency stockpiled, it is $3.3 trillion. that is by far the world's largest stockpile. $1hough they are spending trillion in estimated outflows last year, according to our colleagues, but they can continue this for a while at least. angie: until it is gone. you.n, thank rishaad: it is a new year. it was not much of a boom for hong kong as it was in the past. the relative strength of the dollar has put retailers under pressure. let's bring in catherine larkin. let's talk about these retailers. catherine: the luxury retailers are going to be the hardest hit. the jewelry makers, watchmakers. they have already told investors it will be a challenging lunar new year in terms of sales. others to watch out f

sector and nearly half of those donations came from tina -- two financiers, george so are us -- george sorosonald sussman. the golden state warriors were welcome to the white house today, writing a high note after another outstanding game against the wizards in washington. curry had 36 points at the half and finished with 51. he made 13 of his first 14 step -- shots. global news to you four hours a day powered by our 2400 journalists in one 100 50 news bureaus around the world that i am mark crumpton. back to you. than 30 minutes now to the close of trade and as we mentioned, really no direction and outocks dipping in of negative territory, including the nasdaq. abigail doolittle has more. >> the volatility is certainly one of today's big stories. nasdaq only fell back by half a percent late in the morning. here at the nasdaq, mainly in the red because of the big dragon big tech including alphabet, facebook, microsoft, and more recently apple. all of these companies reported december quarters and has had amazon, netflix, and intel. mixed at best. facebook is the winner. it is the only one of

bass, einhorn soros and tapper. is this the b.e.s.t. trade out there? say this is another bank of england trade. if it is -- >> will be a whole gaggle of black swans. if the yuan were to drop 25%, 30%, i don't think that's at all possible, the world will be in a deflationary spiral because of this. if this is the case, i don't have to be short yuan, i will be long gold and be long bonds. >> let me stop you there. the reason i never believed wholeheartedly in the ian rand perspective of buy gold, the end of the financial eras as we know it, that's your trade, after watchi watchi watching central banks and central governors doing this over the past seven years, that they would let that happen. this rhymes with that trade. >> of course. i laughed at people who said there is no inflation, gold -- gold is not the hedge against inflation. it's a hedge against central banks losing control of the whole game. that's the deflationary spiral. >> a hedge against tyranny is what it is. >> it's the ultimate hedge. you've seen the move logically from 2013 to now that

caller: i was wondering how new hampshire is feeling about the communist george soros giving hillarylinton $60 million yesterday. i am not aware about that particular contribution. george soros has been a supporter of democrats and maybe that is an issue bernie sanders will bring up when they debate tonight. host: i want to ask you, there have been so many different interpretations of what winning was in iowa, or who won iowa. define winning in new hampshire for these candidates? it is sometimes exceeding expectations and beating other people in your bracket. i do not think mainstream publications are competing to beat trump in new hampshire. they are competing for the right to compete in future states. i think there is a strong trump -- stop trump movement. it is up to them to assert themselves -- the one to have the opportunity to consolidate mainstream voters around the country to do that. they may be successful or they may not. but that is the real contest in new hampshire, to finish first .n the bracket it will be interesting to see who is second and who is third. beating someon

media bureau for the item, especially martha heller, raymond ramey, felicia myers well done and holly soros. >> once again, you are the point where everything comes together. >> yes, they call that conversion, but it feels more like a storm sun-times. >> commissioner rosenworcel. >> today we have a dizzying array of channels available to consumers. we expect programming to be available anytime, anywhere on any screen. on top of that, novel platforms for content are cropping up here, there and everywhere. the future of watching will not look like the past and not as exciting. but despite all this change, old problems linger. time and time again, we hear that independent programmers face a daunting challenge securing real estate on cable and satellite systems. the system still dominate our video at. says an securing carriage can be a prerequisite to building the viewership then in turn supports investment and more diverse content. this notice of inquiry tackles these issues and asks hard questions about new voices, new viewpoint and the state of the market for independent programming. this is