much of the money of george soros, he has plenty of money.e for the property damage, the personal injury that is created by his support and frankly initiatives created by his nonprofits to do this, those that he supports so completely. >> there are obviously federal law violations and state law violations inciting riots and i'm sure there are other federal statutes they could get creative with, if they can pinpoint this back to these goon-driven organizations like black lives matter and so on and so forth they should be held criminaly liable and civilly liable. we have an attorney general loretta lynch who has no will to hold the individuals responsible. that is probably on order from the white house. secretly, i think, mrs. bill clinton, barack obama and bernie sanders are kind of enjoying what they're seeing right now because these are the tactics that they use. lou: shame on them. and the great news is it's a 68-day problem in terms of leadership. your reaction to your name being put forward as one of those the president-elect is intereste

mercedes, what do you think george soros' motive is here? what's harry reid's motive? these protesters, what are they all trying to do? >> well, i i think part of it is promoting the chaos. and i think that it's not surprising that there's a soros connection in pushing forward these protesters. you know, you have to also understand that it was a shell shock for these democrats. they really believed that hillary clinton had it in the bag to win this election. so she loses the election, the democrats do not gain majority of the senate or the house, and they're stuck in a position of weakness. and so i think that, obviously, there are many of those peaceful protesters, they have the right to vote, i think -- to protest. i think that it's understandable that there's a sense of frustration and disappointment coming from their side. at the same time, we are seeing agitators, rioters, those individuals who are destroying public property, i mean, property. so it becomes a little more disturbing when you have the fact that it is from peaceful protesting to the fact that it is a

by the way, it's also bad form, george soros? >> and there's been videos of attacks on voters voting for trump beating them up. as george soros liable, it's a hard case, he builds in many layers on his bank account and street thugs, 50 c 3 charities that are never investigated by the irs. it is a hard case behind it. lou: chris, good have you with us. >> thanks, lou. lou: president-elect trump has promised to be a president for all americans. >> for those who have chosen not to support me in the past, of which there were a few people. [laughter] i'm reaching out to you for your guidance and your help so that we can work together and unify our great country. lou: the former vice chair of the trump campaign's diversity coalition, brunell donald-kyie is my guest, i can't wait, always so eager to talk with her. we're coming right back. stay with us. you totanobody's hurt, new car. but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you suppos

prince of darkness, george soros himself. and and so these types of protests are just the beginning. they're going to continue to manifest themselves and try to intimidate the trump administration and the republican congress before they come into power. neil: well, you know, your views -- [laughter] of george soros notwithstanding, one of the things i do notice here is many of these protesters are, in fact, illegal themselves. >> wait a minute, how do you know that? timeout -- [laughter] you've determined they're illegal? neil: we know right now that they have been emboldened and rah trying -- >> but you don't know they're illegal, right? they could be the children who could be -- neil: wait, wait, wait, you don't think there are any illegals in here? >> i'm not going to judge them based on how they look. neil: wait a minute -- i'm not saying that. if they are legal, do you think they should be protesting at all? >> if they are illegal? neil: if they are. >> if they are illegal, they can protest. this is great. this is what -

her top donors have been donald susman, james simons with a message fund and george soros. last time we looked there were no hedge fund billionaires supporting donald trump. now that he is the last man standing in the republican party that has changed. a lot of the hedge fund billionaires have not come mercer did. he supported ted cruz until he decided to come over to trump. >> donald trump's biggest donors have been robert mercer who is actually with the same hedge fund that james bynums. jeff palmer a real estate developer in california. >> add it up and clinton has far and away more big donor support. partners, $14 from men sapbs jim simons. more than $12 million from another group and 10 million each from soros and saban capital. 20 donors have given her more than $2 million each. he has only three donors in that category. 15 by 5 million from renaissance's robert mercer, $2 from g.h. partly sunny and million from the market foundation started by home depot's co-founder. within reason trump's numbers are not bigger is some conservative billionaires are on the sidelines.

a lot of trump supporters are blaming it very firmly on the billionaire investor george soros. it's absolutely nothing to do with him, but he's, of course, a long-time democratic donor. there are great concerns about his influence in the united states. he says it's nothing to do with him. and potentially good news for indiana, as well. donald trump says he's working very hard, even on thanksgiving, on a tweet of his, to keep the air conditioner company carrier going, keep the jobs in the united states. 2,000 jobs. there are concerns these will go to mexico from indiana. he's trying to keep his campaign promise and keep the jobs in the united states. alex, let me hand it back to you. >> i'll take it, thank you very much. >>> a story out of york county, pennsylvania, where residents boast the first national thanksgiving was proclaimed nearly two and a half centuries ago. today york is once again in the spotlight for turning the republican red for the first time in years. here's nbc's harry smith. >> york, pennsylvania, built more than 100 years ago. york was once a hot bed of hea

she could not confirm whether george soros was a donor to this effort. she said if she found oute was, she would give the money back. the fact that she raised $7 million in 7 days which is exponentially more than she raised for two presidential runs, this is quite something. kennedy: it's very curious. i still do not believe that this is jill stein on her own making a stand at the top of that mountain. i just don't think that she has the marketing capability or the foresight. otherwise she would have done much better in the presidential race. she would have raced a lot more non-money and she would have found a way to raise her profile. brett * this is more about democrats grasping at straws and distraught about the election results trying to see if there is anything that can change the scenario. the reality is as you point out, the spread here in these states is significant. you are not talking about hundreds of votes, you are talking about tens of thousands of votes. in pennsylvania 70,000. wisconsin 27,000. michigan, 10,000 700. -- 10,700. i spent five

president obama, hillary clinton, bill yar george soros and other liberal leaders have not said a thingo stop this out of control behavior. their silence should not come as a surprise. why? because obama, clinton and soros for months now worked to create and push false narratives about donald trump to try to scare you, the american voter. what we're seeing now is what they purposely in many ways, i argue, created. remember, it wasn't too long ago when president obama was saying all of this about donald trump. >>> donald trump is temperamentally unfit to be commander-in-chief. we cannot elect a president that vilifies minorities, who mocks americans with disabilities, who calls immigrants criminals and rapists. so donald trump is uniquely unqualified to hold this job. >>> actually, you were uniquely unqualified for the job. now, we also have people like outgoing senate minority harry reid saying things like this. white nationalist, vladimir putin and isis are celebrating donald trump's victory while innocent law-abiding americans are wracked with fear, especially african-americans, hispa

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it was the largest expensed george soros made during this campaign. he spent a lot of money getting law and order, ti wanted in office. he also targeted bill montgomery. so yes, that played a big role. you cannot underestimate the role of the latino vote in this campaign. it was huge. many more latinos registered and also you cannot underestimate or overlook the fact that republicans and independents had to cross over to defeat joe arpaio. joe arpaio is losing maricopa county by 10 points. maricopa county by about two points. that does tell you it wasn't the latino voter registration and get out the vote effort alone and the larger democratic vote effort alone, but this was done with the help of republicans and independents who clearly were fed up with joe arpaio. >> i also wonder if it wasn't just the perfect storm to mark the end of arpaio's long run charges he is facing with contempt of court, racial profiling, abuse of power, along with the money and the latino vote. if all of this just wasn't the perfect storm to end his run as maricopa county sh

i wrote today, did you see the closing ad with the image of george soros and lloyd blankfein, stephenney with both of them, at goldman sachs and you rent a hedge fund affiliated with george soros. his career is one success after another, hollywood blockbusters, eachught one west bank and step of his career typifies the kind of triumph that a lot of americans rebelled against and were angry about. you cannot avoid the simple fact that the people around trump, the financiers, a lot are billionaires. eisenberg of the rnc, not only a goldman sachs partner, he was stephen's dad's partner at goldman sachs. you may think donald trump surprises this but they helped him win. vonnie: he ran on the idea of being an outsider but had a lot of insider friends. there was economic advisers, a t of them. i talked to them all over the last few months. they will all want to be treasury secretary or part of his cabinet in some way. how can he keep them all happy and we are watching the president-elect who has landed at washington reagan national and meeting with the president. we will have live shots fro

. >> goldman sachs ceo is in there and the group of 20 and george soros.ntentional, the rhetoric in the ad touch on subjects that anti-semitic have used for ages. brian stelter, what do you think about the ad and the reaction to it? you heard from senator al franken and others who did not like the tone. >> some say there is dog whistle message in there and george soros and other jews in the ad. this came from one of trump's most conspiratorial speeches in the election. he talked about the banks and media institutions and politicians working against you. at the same time, it sent anti-semitic messages. the trump campaign is proud of the ad. the trump campaign says this is the positive closing message. it is a dark ad about the political establishment being out to get you. they say it is the positive argument for the finale of the election. >> people noted the language used there is not unlike the protoco protocols. you hear people making that connection that there is a massive global conspiracy going on and the faces you see are those of jews. ellis, i wond

radical billionaire leftist george soros gathering in dc with liberal donors, big unions. and members of congress, house leader nancy peh nance pelosi to attend a conference aimed add thwarting the trump agenda over next 4 years, sorrows making quite a name for his self. >> breaking news, tonight. there are report trump's team is seeking top security clearances for his adult children and son-in-law. according to cnn and cbs news. they were named to president elect's transition time last week, joining me now, dean ed rollins, and michael goodwin. fox news contributors, great to you have here, thank you. lou: start with reported top-secret clearance for his children, thoughts? >> i think they should have what they need, they are close advisors to this president, he trusts them, any president is en titled to bring in anyone they want, they are not security risks they are smart young men and wim women. lou: one thing that is nose itible hire -- noticeable here putting them on transition team, trump is very smart, i worry they are not in government themselves, they are his trus

lou: george soros, cut it out. >> or dragging people out of their car and beating them or beating peoplebway. lou: there are other more suitable terms than bully. let's turn to this business with sanctuary cities. will the obama administration -- the trump administration be able to obviate what the obama administration has created which is even more sanctuaries with great arer reward as a result of the federal taxpayer dollars going to them? >> legally the states do not have to listen to the federal government on immigration issues if they do not take money. but practically speaking they need the federal funding. so you will be in a position where you are going to have to negotiate. lou: do you think he can get it done? >> i do think he can get it done. the core issue is all immigrants, everyone who is here we are sending back and forth. we are talking about criminals. law and order. >> rahm emanuel * the mayor of chiu said we want you to know chicago is safe. really? chicago is safe? give me a bullet-proof vest to walk through the streets of chicago. president trump is going to have to

. >> trump supporters have lashed out against billionaire investor george soros. swaths of backers of the president-elect have taken to social media to lambaste the republican. mr. soros has been disliked by the republicans as a multimillion dollar donor to the democrats. online, find out why donald trump's win could push opec to cut production. find out more on our website, cnbc.com. >>> good morning to all of you, frank wants to know when do the unemployment levels start to push up wages? we were talking about the wage forecast for the uk in the wake of brexit. nan writes in saying we have 1 00 billionaires in london. what a wonderful thing if they came up with a scheme to give 1 million to all the individuals. >> another writes i love the corona legacy, could donald trump do the same with all the new york citizens? $2 million each? probably could. the founder of corona beer passed away at the age of 98, made everybody in his small village a millionaire by leaving his money behind for the 80 people that live there. >>> coming up on "street signs," shop until you

elsewhere, very interesting to see that george soros is getting attack by donald trump supporters, accusing him of organizing protests across the country. he says, no, it's not true. he is disavowing himself from those connections. donald trump says he is making progress in keeping indiana factories open. he says making progress, we'll know soon. he is trying to keep those jobs in the united states before going to mexico. >> we'll steve, thank you very much. >>> just ahead, donald trump's airplane has gold plated fixtures, will he take over air force one when he takes the oval office? you are watching "early today." see me. see me to know that psoriasis is just something that i have. i'm not contagious. see me to know that... ...i won't stop until i find what works. discover cosentyx, a different kind of medicine for moderate find clear or almost clear skin. 8 out of 10 people saw 75% skin clearance at 3 months. while the majority saw 90% clearance. do not use if you are allergic to cosentyx. before starting, you should be tested for tuberculosis. an increased risk of infections and lowered

this is all funded by george soros. liz: a good point. larry, this is a fair election and to the sergeant's point, even the protesters are saying, and the police in portland are saying, wait a second. anarchists are flooding in and taking over these protests and turning it into riots when they're destroying stores, destroying cars, and larry, i'd like your thoughts on this. remember when president obama repeatedly blamed bush when he became president in 2009. take a listen to what president obama said back then. >> i want to say a few words about the deepening economic crisis that we've inherited and the need for urgent action. we have inherited an economic crisis as deep and as dire as any since the great depression. >> my administration inherited a deficit of over one trillion dollars, because we also inherited the most profound economic emergency since the great depression. liz: now, larry and sergeant, i'd like your thoughts on this, the critics have been calling out president obama because also president-elect trump inherited this me

he thought it would george soros.rebranded, so you just mentioned one west is what it is called now. and i i think it was profitable within a few months. the fdic guarantee that after certain point they would have-- not have to eat up any losses. to be fair to steven mnuchin, in the same way you kind of have to admire the fact that he made his bed on donald trump whenever also assumed he was going to lose, you have to admire the bet he made on his banker he bought this bank at the bottom. things were terrible. he had a good instinct. on the other hand, he sold it to cit, for more than $3 billion. and there are nonprofits that say that one west really stands out for awful foreclosure practices. there is a group that accused him of foreclosing on something like 36,000 homes. somewhere, pretty sure it is more than 30,000. to basicallyose not going to neighborhoods that are predominately black and latino. but he willies that be facing some serious questions over the neck couple weeks. -- next couple weeks. mark: thanks ve

he bought with it george soros and he rebranded it. one west is what it is called now.as profitable within a few months. the fdic guaranteed after a certain rt point, they wouldn't to have eat up any of the losses. so they got a great deal on it. to be fair to steve mnuchin, you have to admire that he believed in trump when everyone else assumed he would lose. he bought this bank just at the bottom. things were terrible. so he had a good instinct. on the other hand, he sold to it cit. and there are nonprofit that's say that one west really stands out for sort of awful foreclosure practices. there is a group that accused them of foreclosing on something like 36,000 homes. i'm pretty sure it is more than 30,000. and more importantly, they accused them of not going into neighborhood that's are predominantly black and latino. they deny it. but he will be facing some pretty super just questions over the next few weeks. >> all right. thanks very much. appreciate it. we'll be right back. nominations and mike pence' trip to washington and more. i'm happy. it's medicare open enr

came for proposition 64 was from the facebook president sean parker and hedge fund billionaire george soros, nevada also voted to legalize, arizona rejected it and maine is too close to call. >>> in silicon valley voters in the 17th congressional district have ended the career of veteran mike honda , he beat ro khanna in 2014, but last night a different story, the latest counter showing ro khanna with more than 59% of the vote in the runoff between the democrats. the districts saddled client -- santa clara and alameda counties. we go to the registrar's office in santa clara. >> look how exciting this is, they are counting the votes they say they will be here for the next week counting the votes, so far ro khanna has 59% of the votes while mike honda has nearly 40% it is difficult to unseat incumbent. last night it was done, all guys have been on this race with a honda filing a lawsuit thing that his campaign files were hacked and then there were attack ads ro khanna calling mike honda old and out of touch but ro khanna won in the primary and our polls showed last weekend ro khanna with a ra

with george soros' thugs out on the streets?he first thing trump should do is exile that man out of this country. host: all right, that is joan. guest: i will respond to that. first, i will not talk about hillary clinton because she lost the election. she had one thing the election, we would be dealing with the clinton conflict of interest, and we can have a lifelong discussion about that. but trump wondering the election, and we will focus on making sure he has a successful president appeared i do not think president-elect trump really hates anybody do i do not believe it. but there are people who do. there are people who want to hate muslims. those people do not belong in our government. as the founding fathers made very clear, there is freedom of religion in the united states. in the same people who hate mexicans or african-americans, they are out. when you to find out who they are and get an out of the government. that is a job for republicans, and i am a republican, and that is a job for democrats and independents, and that

does he link up with the soros faction? with the democratic national committee?s he link up with anything or does he speak as a loan -- loner? >> i think he doesn't speak up with anybody. organize for america, 13, 15 million people who organized behind obama. does he harness that? that is my going concern. e citizen, if he associates himself with soros or anybody else he gets their baggage. he wants a -- to kirsten's point we have core values. they're in the bill of rights. there is much dispute. >> how that is interpreted. david: bill of rights and constitution itself. we'll see about that kirsten, richard thank you very much. appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you. david: melissa. melissa: a push to strengthen the iran deal. president obama is considering new measures to fortify the controversial nuclear agreement with iran according to "wall street journal" just two months before donald trump takes office. here is sebastian gorka. he is the author of, "defeating jihad." thanks so much for joining us. as a senior u.s. official argued it is hard to tear up th

. >>> meantime trump supporters calling out george soros and some organizing protests against the democratic donor. they claim he's been paying for many of the anti-trump protests we've seen. it's a claim he denies. >>> she wanted to be the next president now she's challenging the results. not hillary clinton, green party nominee jill stein. she raised nearly $4 million for her push for a vote recount in michigan, pennsylvania, and after the possibility of hacks were brought up to hillary clinton campaign. >> there were lots of hacks taking place around the election. hackings into voter data -- hacks into voter databases and individual email accounts. unfortunately the xhiment that we use -- equipment that we use most of it is open to hacks and invites hacks and tampering and human error, et cetera. >> it will be up to the courts to decide if the re forward. it's an uphill battle. >>> rosie o'donnell going after trump's youngest son baron. she's getting criticism for it. she asked if he's autistic saying if so it would be a good opportunity to bring to light what she calls an epidemic. now s

stronger, major funders including the widow of apple 250,000, and billionaire democrat george sorrows -- soros who dropped $1.3 million. >> here's a guy coming to maricopa county and trying to influence who the sheriff should be? no, it's the 4 million people that will do that, and my secret weapon in 24 years has always been i go to the people. >> reporter: arpaio isn't hurting for money. his campaign $12.5 million and spent almost all of it. back in 2012, paul penzone lost to the sheriff by about six points, but marc, as we all know, a lot has happened here at the maricopa county sheriff's office over the past four years. >> we have been hearing that this may be as close a race as sheriff joe arpaio has ever had. what do the polling numbers show? >> there hasn't been too much there was a poll in mid october that showed paul penzone up with a significant, possibly a double-digit margin, but the sheriff's campaign is quick to point out their own polls show this to be a much tighter race and the sheriff ahead, so really not a lot of polling on this one. >>> with the election just hours away, fo

after goldman sachs, he worked with george soros.e was there -- scarlet: along with janet yellen. >> the global elite. then he was producing hollywood movies. sachs, to soros, to hollywood, and now potentially, we don't know for sure, but treasury secretary under this -- >> that is the important thing to remember. it's an important part of what we will be seeing now. trump, even though he got to where he is as president-elect of the united states, bashing the global elite, these are the people around him today. there was a rumor that jamie treasuryld be secretary. it you would really have to search to find someone -- donald trump may have knocked them and insulted them, but he was friends with a lot of these guys. scarlet: tell us about stephen h and -- steve mnuchin. do you see his fingerprints on the policies trump has proposed? very hard to find a unified policy that unites these guys. after this is that the unifying force is that they were loyalists. these are guys that support donald trump even after many hours on the phone, i d