he's all cozy with the soros people. asked for all the records of communications, the funding, the programs, how the money was spent because we cannot believe or can't begin to believe why we would send three cents to the soros foundation in macedonia. tom: no, no, no, i get it. if you're president obama, i get it, why he would want to send money, but here's the problem, so you have this guy from the obama administration that is still in office. >> still the ambassador. tom: and i don't know how, when the trump administration is going to get some of this cleared out because they need to, but in the meantime, going back to the obama years, are you going to be able to get any sort of remedy from what happened? >> definitely. it's what we do best, frankly, that is getting government records, in this case by court order, the state department or the usaid or the agency for development will have to produce all of the documentations, all the e-mails, justifications, the explanation how the money was spent because it's your mone

and that is just a tool in his fight against george soros.tor orban is the great satan, he is the liberal billionaire who orban says is trying to influence development in his country. of course if you ask soros, he will say he wants to foster democracy. and if you ask orban, he is interfering in what they do there politically and he does not even live there. so that is the background to the change in this law. however, behind that is a long list of others, other changes -- a new ngo law has taken control. and so the european union is involved. brent: and that was barbara reporting in brussels. sports news my maria sharapova has won her first match after coming back from her doping ban. she was given a wildcard for the clay-court event in stuttgart, a move criticized by some players. she dispatched a veteran italian, to reach the second round. and a brazilian footballer has been ordered to return to jail in his role in a grisly murder, of his girlfriend. he admitted to conspiring with friends who murdered his girlfriend and fed her body to dog

oleg boldyrev explained the disagreement between the government and george soros.t least defending the rights of those migrants who were coming here, as pa rt migrants who were coming here, as part of the wave of refugees. how it came to conflict with the central european university is a long story. on sunday tens of thousands of people marched on this bridge, urging the government to reconsider, urging the government to reconsider, urging parliament to reconsider, urging parliament to reconsider, urging the president not to sign the law, which means that ceu will not operate. the president when the other way. there is talk in the town that there will be protests, if not an eye on wednesday. the dynamic of that protest has been quite impressive. two weeks ago it was 10,000 people, on sunday there were 80,000 people. ispoke 10,000 people, on sunday there were 80,000 people. i spoke to a government representative today, he said basically the government is not changing its position. they say it is about morality. they say the ceu only needs to be in the us to operate.

its founder is hungarians born billionaire george soros, a sworn hungarians born billionaire george soigarians born billionaire george soros, a sworn enemy of the right—wing government. the education minister defended the new law and said it was trying to protect stu d e nts said it was trying to protect students against unverified institutions issuing fake diplomas. the hungarians government doesn't wa nt to the hungarians government doesn't want to close any university, neither hungarians university nor any of the universities belonging to mr soros. protesters c'est viktor 0rban has declared war on liberalism and has declared his influence over the judiciary. there's and has declared his influence over thejudiciary. there's been growing international criticism of his policies, including plans to forcibly house asylum seekers in shipping containers surrounded by barbed wire. the the eu has threatened to take legal action. recent developments have led to publicly voiced concerns from 0rion range of statements inside and outside ceu —— a wide range. people have asked about the con bits —

it was founded by the hungarian born philanthropist george soros. he has hardly any say in the running of the campus. the government has branded him and arch enemy. >> it is not in our interest to have players in the background without been trying to disable our government on behalf of and financed by foreign agents like george soros. his organizations are fake. we will use any legal means to defy such attempts. that bodes badly for all of hungary. adam taught in boston for 10 years overturned to teach at the central european university renown for its high-quality education. >> if the university cannot operate like this it is going to be a problem for students who will leave. they want international education and can't get it at home. they will just study abroad and never come back. >> the authoritarian government wants to do away with the main advantage, earning a masters degree and phd. the new law calls for the university to open a main campus abroad. that would be an insurmountable burden an attack on the institution's independence. >> self-gove

aid within george soros' open society. everyone. >> for some strange reason the state department decided george sorrow' open so spite foundation needed $5 million of around tax money, yours and mine and many others to basically use saul alinsky tactics to knock out the duly elected center-right government in macedonia. they translated alinsky's rules for radicals into macedonia. they are training youth to go out on the streets and protest. usaid is funding an open society foundation on a soros foundation in macedonia using our tax dollars. lou: i'm surprised the left isn't all over this. this would be interference in an election by george soros and his open society. >> the hypocrisien irony is rich. lou: what is not rich is susan rice and the spy scandal of the obama administration. he gave his first speech in which he said basically nothing. but susan rice, the obama administration, we are looking at the first closed door hearing from next week for the intelligence committees. is there any prospect that we'll learn any mo

we found 3 groups that are against nunes, backed by george soros. how does the ethics process go from here? >> the house ethics commtee put out an announcement saying they will conduct an investigation. the guy who is founder of crew, norm isen was ethics czar are in obam -- for obama administration, he invited judicial watch early to a meeting, he said, if you don't file a lawsuit against us looking for white house visitor logs we'll give you a press conference at white house saying how great you are. we looked him dead in the eye at the time and said forget about it we're going to follow the law, and not taking your offer of press conference. he is the ethics czar of the white house, you know, now running crew, and filing this phony complaint against nunes. these are the people you are dealing with. lou: this is remarkable, i know it is frustrating for you. you have to root them out. in this, devin nunes has been vindicated, he said initially there was nothing russian involved. now members of the committee have looked at material, transcripts that

. >> it says it's being targeted because of its connection to george soros. the investor and philanthropist founded the institution with an $880 million endowment in 1991 to support hungary's transition out of communism. goes against the academic freedom and independence of all universities. >> though he once studied at oxford on a scholarship from soros, he has since become highly critical of the type of liberal democratic society promoted by his former benefactor. orban has called for the rise of illiberal democracy and has clashed with the european union and angela merkel over increasingly authoritarian measures taken by his government. the oscar-winning film director roman polanski has failed in his attempt to ran into a 40-year-old rape case. pleaded guilty to unlawful sex with a 13 euro girl in the united states in 1977, but he fled before he was sentenced. today he said he would return to the u.s., but only if he was spared jail. the judges have declined. runrter: a fugitive on the and authorities try to track him down. it may sound like the plot of a

its founder is hungarian—born billionaire george soros, a sworn enemy of the right—wing government.ew law and said it was trying to protect students against unverified institutions issuing fake diplomas. the hungarian government doesn't want to close any university, neither hungarian university nor any of the universities belonging to mr soros. protesters say pm viktor orban has declared a war on liberalism and has increased his influence over the media and judiciary. there's been growing international criticism of his policies, including plans to forcibly house asylum seekers in shipping containers surrounded by barbed wire. the eu has threatened to take legal action. recent developments have led to publicly voiced concerns from a wide range of stakeholders inside and outside the eu. questions have asked about the compatibility with eu law. the gulf appears to be widening and, despite the warnings under protest, the government shows no sign of backing down. stay with us on bbc world news. still to come: we meet the chinese centenarian who's been communist, a dissident, and secretar

from georgeno money soros, but we think he has funded some great things throughout the world. majority of our money comes from individual donors like you. we hope that we win you over. feel free to send us your donation. that is how we stay independent. that is our goal. guest: and thank you for thinking we are college students. as far as the georgia group, is there a demographic who is -- is there a demographic? we know is who writes in to us and to tells us their stories. the most overwhelmingly common story we have heard is an older woman usually, middle-aged, who is a killer of her community and who has decided to become voted --, probably probably voted before but is now emerging as a leader in her community and organizing others. host: from gainesville, georgia, the independent line, will, go ahead. first problem with listening to these folks is they say they are staffers. aree, that tells me they only interested in keeping the trough open that they are living off of. john osthoff, it was a great victory for him. but he had an $8 million war chest and 95% of that came fr

george soros has not commented.ws 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. am haslinda amin. haidi: thanks for that. we are half an hour away from data,s latest gdp expecting 6.8% in the first quarter, underpinned by property market, investment, and industrial production. tom mackenzie joins us from beijing, not exactly the most volatile indicator, but suggest the immediate threats to stabilization have faded. for now at least seems to be the consensus. leading up to 2017, there were key risks outlined by economists facing china's economy, one was real estate and aggressive curbs and second-tier cities and concerned that could lead to a property crash. happened.ot investment has ticked up in the real estate sector. then there were capital outflows but those have slowed and fx reserves as well for february and march have picked up, and there were the u.s. trying to trade tensions. those appeared to have eased and has not impose any tariffs yet. s

he alleges george soros funded government officials to ensure his mining company lost the right to anore deposit and business opportunities around the world. global news 24 hours a day powered by over 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. it is a quiet start to the trading week and markets in this part of the world. there is no trading today here in australia, nor in new zealand or hong kong. the markets are closed to observe the easter monday public holiday. we have nikkei futures pointing to a lower open. currencies, the aussie is trading at .7582 and the kiwi dollar at .7012. president trump said he would not rule out a second term for janet yellen. we asked a bloomberg columnist for his take on the president's comments on what they imply for the fed's independence. on the think people committee find it easier to do their job without having elected officials commenting so directly on monetary policy choices. they are given independence and they will do what is best for the economy. my do thatt yellen but the conversation is, if she does not wi

so far, soros has not commented. protests have resumed in hungary over policies seen as targeting academic freedom. the rally followed similar demonstrations over the past to two weeks, provoked by new laws that could force the closure of universities -- a university founded by george soros. the hungarian prime minister has vowed to end liberal. democracy. the eu says it could take legal action over the legislation. news, 44 hours a day. -- 24 hours a day. this is bloomberg. tracy: let's go back to yousef. he is in standby in istanbul. you mentioned the markets seem to be pricing in a yes result. tell us what you are going to be watching as the polls come in. yousef: quite a few asset classes we had our eyes on. also sentiment in terms of what the capital alligators >> -- capital allocators are going to do. it has only been nine months since the attempted coup, and the government has gone on putting 40,000 people in jail and firing as many as 100,000 people. if you look at some of the asset classes, you might be mist

george soros doesn't want you to know the real value of yogurt, okay.s a natural, protein hitch gamma ray shield to keep the clinton foundation from reading your dreams. you take this, you take this yogurt. it can be vanilla. it cannot fruit flavored, all right? why is the fruit on the bottom? what is it hiding? why is it down there? you tack a plain yogurt, all right? you take this, you rub it right on your forehead right there. now they can't read your mind! you can't get in here, john podesta! okay? you can't put yogurt on a pizza. my brain is a steel trap. i can't even tell what i'm thinking. look! i have no idea why i'm doing this because i can't even read my own brain right now, all right! and the thing is, you want to fulfill the vision of founding father'father spuds mckenzie, nt even death will prevent you from visiting brainfight ustore.com, where you can buy several books i have wrin a fugue state, because i am a man, a man who takes paypal! who has definitely had sex in a hot tub filled with yogurt because the natural cultures are a natural

george soros has not commented.lobal news 24 hours a day powered by more than 2600 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. this is bloomberg. am haslinda amin. thank you. turkish president erdogan has claimed victory in a referendum on the most sweeping overhaul of the country's government since its founding 93 years ago. voters narrowly backed plans to give him wide-ranging new powers on expectations he will safeguard security and kickstart the economy. i hope today's constitutional changes will be good for our country. our nation once again showed maturity by voting with free will on changes which have been approved by parliament. i'll bloomberg reporter has the latest from istanbul. are closely watching his next move. they seemed relieved when he ruled out the prospects of early elections in his victory speech on sunday evening. he did voice other sentiments that might give investors a alarm. he said he would immediately consider a referendum on reinstituting the death penalty. that might cause probl

that was just a terrible decision on nunes's part and he should never have rolled over for the george soros influence in washington, d.c. charlie: it's retro back to what republicans have been for so long where they get so afraid of the other side and afraid of fighting these things, and they care so much about the accusations slung at them. the lesson they should learn from donald trump is you suit up in your suit of armor, your teflon, and keep on moving and keep on fighting. i feel the same way. i understand why jeff sessions recused himself. because he was have much involved in the campaign. but even that, nobody -- no normal people actually are upset about any of this. and they are not upset about the russian thing. there is no evidence of anything. lou: it's just about an 8-month long investigation. charlie: and you have this whole other thing -- lou: with susan rice. charlie: that's a true constitutional crisis scandal. why republicans are not prosecuting that case every single day. it should be the only thing they are talking about all the time. gayle: i have a slightly different ta

or george soros. >> bloomberg: i know george soros, and i know the koch brothers., while i don't agree with any of those three on a lot of things, i think it's fair to say, because i know them reasonably well, they really believe and they really are trying to do something. they really want to change the world. you, for example, in the northeast, couldn't get treated for cancer at any major university or hospital without being in a koch cancer building. they've given an enormous amount of money. and if you get cancer, you should start saying thank you to the kochs. >> kroft: to some, it's just another example of the super wealthy having a disproportionate influence on political debate and public opinion. bloomberg has spent a billion dollars trying to get people to quit smoking, $135 million to battle the n.r.a. on gun control, and a $100 million to assist the sierra club and its lawyers in shutting down more than 250 coal-fired plants. you're not out of the political arena altogether. you're, you're very active in a number of issues, coal and the environment being

bill that critics say aims to shut down the university founded by the billionaire investor george soros two thirds of mps voted for the legislation which is seen as a crackdown on independent institutions. the new so -- the new losses of stricter institutions and how universities perceive -- protesters turned out in budapest over the weekend condemning the new law as an attack on academic freedom. germany's president criticized the move speaking at the european parliament for the first time since being sworn in. he said that europe cannot stand by and watch a university in budapest be deprived of its autonomy. in the same speech he britain's decision to leave the european union, calling it irresponsible. >> ladies and gentlemen, it is now up to us to ensure that the european dream does not fade to nothing in the next generation. that's the message that i bring from my country. yes, we want your. -- we want europe. we want to build a better europe and we want to be a european germany. thank you. [applause] brent: that was the german president. time for business. christoph is here to talk

why hasn't that holocaust survivor or the grandchildren of her suit george soros as a nazi collaborator? i will wait for me answer. >> 17 years old to confiscate the property abuse that is the problem there. c-span is a good example to identify and tear down the obama loyalist. inside the washington issue as far as i'm concerned that the conservative grassroots has to rise up where is the ground where is the student organization? not tell the obama presidency at the grass-roots level it is a movement of ordinary people. decatur 12 schools are now indoctrinating kids from kindergarten up. just fill in the state legislature and read the code of ethics that will prevent them to indoctrinate with controversial issues. they cannot advocate for any side whether they're right or the left indicator 12 classroom. so let's take all the way they're teaching license if they do that. >> caller: double-a-2 complement you assign it was uh donation only other by to ask if the communist party meeting it is very informative. >> i am not familiar with those things but bush is important is the idea as part

so you have that, they're all at same address by the same with george soros entities.old on a second. that is the first mention of the name everybody is looking for. >> there is many more. we always go to soros. he is involved here. same groups involved in ferguson, the walmart protests. it is like, it is occupy again. it is the same, scores of organizations that are the left-wing groups that are funded by, when you look at this, also the unions. parent company of the town hall network is the action network. board is sciu president, staffer for howard dean, john kerry. democratic party activists. same unity in the campaign and same individuals funding that as well. with soros being at the foundation, with union money and with democrat party activist money as well. stuart: president trump tweeting, this is just minutes ago, the super liberal democrats in the georgia congressional race tomorrow wants to protect criminals, allow illegal immigration and raise taxes. there is indeed an election tomorrow to fill the seat in the house for tom price, who has moved up into the

hungarian—born billionaire george soros. he says the bill is the latest clampdown on liberalism.7 countries and presents itself as a champion of free speech. it has links to universities in russia, kurdistan, georgia, russia and cut its time. it is in the top 200 universities in the world in eight disciplines. this bill would effectively shut down the university. speaking to staff from washington, the university's president said it would be a long fight. our current plan is that we want to remain in budapest. we've done nothing wrong. it is adding to a growing chorus of a cries across the world, with students vowing to fight the bill and saying they will appeal to the hungarian president for help. four months ago almost every player for the brazilian side chapecoense was killed in a plane crash as they travelled to face a colombian club in the mid— final of the purpose of americana. 0nly in the mid— final of the purpose of americana. only six of 77 people on board survived. 0n americana. only six of 77 people on board survived. on tuesday they finally played each other, this time

designed to destroy the central european university, funded by the american—based billionaire george soros nationalist prime minister viktor orban. the new law means the university will not be allowed to award diplomas because it's registered in new york. the gha naian—born stylist edward enninful has been appointed the first male editor of british vogue. he will replace alexandra shulman in august. he was brought from africa to london as a child, and was first scouted here as a model, aged 16. it's the first time a major fashion publication has appointed a male and a black person as editor. a new report has claimed that china is carrying out far more executions thanis is carrying out far more executions than is officially documents. that is from an amnesty international report on the use of the death penalty around the world. they found that over 1032 book executions globally in 2013. a drop on the previous year that saw 163a. over 90% of the executions in the world we re 90% of the executions in the world were in five countries, china, a run, arabia, iraq and pakistan. it is believed tha

designed to destroy the central european university, funded by the american—based billionaire george sorosw means the university will not be allowed to award diplomas because it's registered in new york. rounding up some sports news now. arsenal's hopes of getting into the champions league places in the english premier league have suffered anoother humilating blow. they lost 3—0 to crystal palace on monday evening. and it means they are in sixth place, seven points adrift of manchester cityt in 4th. their opponents, though, will be delighted with the win — palace are now six points clear of the relegation zone while the arsenal manager had some explaining to do after his team lost four successive away games for the first time under his direction. i face that in every press conference at the moment and tonight i'm not in the mood to speak about that. reporter: when do you think you will be letting the fans and everybody know? i think at the moment i need to pay more respect to the fact that we had a disappointing result and focus on that and not find as well excuses that are not excuses. fi

designed to destroy the central european university, funded by the american—based billionaire george sorosationalist prime minister viktor orban. the new law means the university will not be allowed to award diplomas because it's registered in new york. the gha naian—born stylist edward enninful has been appointed the first male editor of british vogue. he will replace alexandra shulman in august. it's the first time a major fashion publication has appointed a male and a black person as editor. the american carrier, united airlines, has been heavily criticised after one of its passengers was dragged off a flight in chicago. the airline had overbooked the plane, and when no—one volunteered to leave, they selected the man and his travelling companion, at random. when he refused to get off the flight, he was dragged down the aisle by security guards as our correspondent neda tawfik reports. these are the disturbing moments that have now travelled around the world. several smartphones record as three police hover over a man who is being forced to exit the aircraft. the situation quickly escala

designed to destroy the central european university, funded by the american—based billionaire george sorose new law means the university will not be allowed to award diplomas because it‘s registered in new york. kensington palace has confirmed the duke and duchess of cambridge‘s children will be page boy and bridesmaid at the wedding of their aunt in may. pippa middleton, the sister of the duchess, is to marry her fiance james matthews next month. prince william and kate, and prince harry, will also be attending. millions of women in indonesia have left their families to work in the gulf and asia, often enduring harsh conditions. the east lombok district is known as indonesia‘s migrant hot spot as it exports the most people. in one village half the children are being raised without both their parents. it‘s known as the motherless village, and we‘ve been to visit. the united states, canada and mexico have announced a joint bid to stage the football world cup in 2026. if successful it would be the first time three nations have jointly hosted a fifa competition. at a news conference, the pres

i mentioned soros doing "fast money" i'll mention now again, i think if you look for a trade. tso gets $80. if oil you think is back on its way to $55, you play the levered names like an ana darko petroleum. >> one of the things i point out, you talk about refiners. one of the big things we saw brent trade over west texas, usually we had a glut of crude, in cushings, mid-content refiners were able to benefit from that. now we see the pipeline project looks like it will go through. where is that going to be deliberating crude to alberta? the illinois refiners, refiners in cushing, oklahoma. now a lot of that can stream down to the gulf as well. so i think both of those stares. >> i think it's trapped there. >> really? you have all these, it's again racial buy here. >> i mean, first of all, think about it. there were two things that were guaranteed when this year began him you have to own fnlts, because interest rates are going higher, total disaster t. second was crude is set up perfectly at $52 a barrel. opec is now on board. it's off to the races, total disaster. sometimes co

sorry you feel that way, that's a flat out lie, we have taken no money from george sower -- toward sorosthat we think that he funds a lot of great pro-democracy efforts around the world. and we absolutely would. money comes from individual donors like you. we hope to win you over. , that'syour donation how we stay independent. for thinkinganks that we are college students. we are about to go to our 10 year reunion. [laughter] as the people that group, doa grove -- you have any record of that? guest: we don't collect demographic statistics. what we know is who writes in and who tells us it their stories. the most common story we have heard is a woman, an older woman, usually middle-aged, a pillar of her community, who has decided to become political, probably voted before, maybe did a little bit of activism, now emerging as a leader in her community, stepping up, organizing others to resist the trump agenda. gainesville, georgia, bill, go ahead. my first problem listening to these folks is that they say they are staffers. to me that just tells me that they are only interested in keeping t

lou: the george soros open society nonsense on the left having very little effect.y secretary, mollie, saying that we have to deal with illegal immigration. one way or another it's going to be dealt with. it almost appeared as though he was on msnbc's meet the press making good for what was a tepid performance before congress where he was ambiguous about t wall, but make it clear now the administration is going to pursue criminal illegal immigrants. mollie: most what's happened with regard to immigration has been accomplished not through enforcement mechanisms as much as the bully pulpit. i saw the border crossings of people are children, illegal border crossing are down 93%. partly that's a result of a concentration of efforts by homeland security. but a lot of what is happening is the rhetoric. i think there is a broad desire for people to see enforcement of our current immigration laws. lou: i see your reasoning. at the same time the report over the same period, we have seen a 25% increase in apprehensions so there is an enforcement element to this without questi

george soros, you know who he is?the hedge fund manager and in the early '90s the creator of the open society network in eastern europe. i spent a couple of weeks with him roaming his empire and writing a magazine piece and he was a book, at that moment he was a great great great, great book. he agreed to let me write it. i trailed behind him and then he read the magazine piece i wrote in the magazine piece was very flattering about him but dismissive about his intellectual life. he had a great theory to explain animal instincts and they just seem like they were nonsense. i admired him. he did not like the way i treated ideas and he pulled the plug on it. that's a great shame. i could've done a lot with him as a subject at that moment in history and it would have spoke. i was really sorry to lose that one. >> i think there's only one way we can bring this to a close. that's to put this test of serendipity and three people, three people will have a chance into sending this to suggest a subject to michael's next book sh

a couple hundred agitators demonstrators funded by george soros.e lobby of the heritage foundation in washington d.c.. they were yelling water, not walls referred to flint's michigan accusing the heritage foundation of being presiden ta. these folks didn't quite understand that this president and the heritage foundation had not a thing to do with president obama's flint's michigan problem. amazing. joining me now political analyst gail trotter "washington times" opinion editor "fox news" contributor charlie hurt gail how do you explain why would anybody try to explain reality to these people? i mean now they are attacking big tags for crying out loud. >> there are don't get it but let me tell you lou this might be a great time for some unity in washington d.c.. i would love to see the liberal d.c. think tanks joined together and say i stand with the heritage foundation. this is a very dangerous precedent. we saw something like this happen at the family research counsel a few years ago. lou: not like this. this is a whole new level. this is outrageo

and they see it as caving to george soros and his open society funding groups like moveon.org.ven't seen any evidence that congressman nunes did anything wrong. so the question is, did he violate the law? lou: the evidence is he has been corroborated in his statements. >> what was in all likelihood playing in his mind when he made the decision he did. he had become the story. the story was about the man leading the investigation rather than the investigation himself. in that sense i think he made a reasonable decision. saying i'll eliminate this potential line of attack from the democrats and exit from the investigation and let it move forward. lou: at 11:30 a.m. tomorrow there will be a vote with a simple majority determining that neil gorsuch will be the next associate justice of the supreme court filling antonin scalia's seat. >> it's regrettable that we came to this point. i don't think the fact that the republicans eliminated the filibuster is cause for celebration. what it shows is this whole nomination process has become so politicized. i don't think the republicans hach

this is an all-out effort with hollywood liberals putting up millions of dollars with george soros putting up tens of millions of dollars. you see it all across the country. this desperate effort to organize and politicize. i was giving a speech recently, i had college republicans tell me they were genuinely frightened because if you smiled, people yelled at you because it was inappropriate to smile when hillary clinton lost. that kind of intimidation and it can get that bad. >> sean: mr. speaker, stay right there. coming up, democrats now in full force trying to distort president trump's accomplishments ahead of hiss 100th day in office.em we will lay out the facts and set the record straight. also later tonight.... >> then you have their plan, dirtier air. dirtier water. less people with health insurance. >> sean: and we want people to die. dirty air, dirty water. the nasty rhetoric from the left. how it has been a part of their playbook for years. and michelle malkin will join us. that and more on this very busy newsnight, on this very busy news week, here on "hannity." rs. that and mor

your book doesn't talk about george soros or the environmental groups. they all have their own networks of nonprofits with opinion op-ed pieces. what's different about their obligation? >> guest: i'm close to the community and one thing that i would say to them so i'm not speaking out of school as they are pathetically badly organized. everybody goes off and does their own thing and it's very rare to get any kind of organization or strategy on an issue, whereas on the other side it is strategically developed because they are all just parts of the same creature to create the illusion that it's the same thing but it's not so. the other thing is the four environmental groups and labor unions are spending down a scarce resource when they engage in this and they need to get those that believe in their cause to try to fill the resource back an in so they can stay in business. on the other side it's a moneymaking proposition for these industries. the international monetary fund has said the fossil fuel industry gets a subsidy every year $700 billion, billion wi

the vaccine goes back to 1769 who discovered soros on their hands and when they had cowpox they never got smalltalk to figure out the material from those orders from their hands and gave it to somebody but that give them immunity as well and it turned out it was a-old 17-year-old boy. he took some cowpox and then deliberately put the virus into another wounded later on. what happened was nothing. she was immune. so you have a very good vaccine. the second of all you could freeze dried the vaccine and carry it for months without having to worry aboutor mon electricity. they also invented something called a bifurcated needle that goes something like this. what they would do is put fluid glycerin into the dried vaccinei and put fluid on your arm and f then they would just go like this and that's all it requires it most certainly doesn't hurt and i can tell you from that experience we learned to smile as we did at this. [laughter] it's not like any other disease, so once they got themselves organized and people from the cdc and the world health a organization figured out a way of isolatin