soros claims to be the great anti-fascists. soros funds a lot of antifascist parties. what i do as i say okay soros will talk about for example the fact that he's inspired by libertarianism by the open society. in reality and look at soros past his secret history of you will. realize realizes soros along with the mentor of his was a collection boy for taylor. a bit hard to say but it's true. steve kroft in an interview with soros -- he says you go around confiscating the property of the jewish and turning it over to the nazis and how can you feel good about that? soros goes i don't feel bad about that at all. he goes let's remember if i didn't do it, somebody would do it. this gets me thinking because i remember a very powerful theme. this actually involves joseph mengele the killer of auschwitz. mangal they escaped after the war and went to argentina one of his sons tracked him down and confronted his father and said dad, how could you do the things you did at auschwitz and guess what mengele said? mangal he said if i didn't do them somebody else would have. here were

. >> you have a chapter on soros? >> soros claims to be the great antifascist. he spuns a lot of the antifascist parties. and what i do is i say, okay, well here is -- soros will talk about the fact that he's inspired by libertarianism, by carl and the open society, in reality as you look at the soros' past, secret history, if you will, you realize that soros along with mentor of his was the kind of collection boy for hitler. this seems harsh to say but it is true. it was discussed but steve in an interview with soros in which kroft. >> you would go around confiscating property of the jews and how can you feel good about that and sorryos goes, i don't feel bad about that at all, he goes, let's remember that if i didn't do it, somebody would do it, right. now this gets me thinking because i remember a theme. mengele escaped and went to argentina and one of the sons confronted him down and said, how could you do the things that you did in auschwitz. i simply saw the opportunity to make them into research specimens, don't blame me because the bad stuff would have g

i think larry krasner would have won without the soros money. think he capably defined himself as a change agent, which people are looking for. i think people respect the fact that he brings that defender perspective. he understands that, and he reflects change in the same way that josh shapiro got himself elected attorney general in the commonwealth of pennsylvania without any prosecutorial background, 'cause people think he represents change. >> you know, monica, we have an adversarial position. this is an adversarial system, and you cannot have two individuals who seem to be aligned with the defense, who seem to be aligned with the offender as opposed to having someone who is out there for the people. you know, it's always the commonwealth versus. it's not the victim versus. it's the commonwealth versus the defendant. and so having someone like larry krasner -- i actually think that having all of the activists for, you know, in the minority communities and victims -- not victims groups -- those who feel that there has been an unfair sense of

and i'm sure the other gases probably receive some funding from george soros those people who hold the free speech near and dear we just do it out of out of passion for for i again our god given right that are trying to knock. constitution but we're not resorting to violence it's always the left that resorts to the violence in boston the anybody walking with the flag anybody showing support for our elected president was attacked the the they showed no tolerance they brook no note dissent they will not accept any anyone's views but their own and if you're going to have. you know the if the powers given to these fascists the left factions in tif and other groups and they also believe that the arbiters of what is acceptable and what is not you going to live in a very repressive society all of the soviet union china etc etc will not be able to speak out the people who speak and speak for for free speech who call out the haters they will be called haters just like the whole movement to criticize to be in the criticism of islam islamic fundamentalist i'm sorry it's only been said time to me

george soros. i read that somewhere to put it inside her died and that is that of our viewers that was. on the cover all these years i've been waiting for this moment we're going to come talk to you in a few minutes you all. you know if you don't mind. talking we're going to ask you how would you travel around the camera yeah all right well by doing you know we have the full beard to be coming up like a half hours. i will be over then a few moments right here thank you sheriff leisure gentleman ship. all right well so but i want to say you know here so you're going to have only two two giant companies dow dupont to monsanto bear controlling three quarters of the seed market farmers are already being squeezed however the price of corn seed you mentioned price of prices go up with monopolies the price of corn seed has more than doubled in the past ten years from fifty dollars fifty one dollars per acre in two thousand and six to one hundred two dollars and twenty fifteen so their prices have prices h

they really don't they're astroturf by george soros we all know that this is the same song and dance that they tried to pull during the election that lost the election for them identity politics doesn't work even human rights watch has admitted and the new york post has admitted that the identity politics efforts of the left for all of these years is failing not just in the united states failing globally actually it's what lost this election for them and it's what will continue to lose for them in twenty eight hundred so i know a lot of conservatives that are really excited that right. then focusing on you know reducing regulations and tax cuts and jobs like the one million jobs the president has created pretty much all by himself conservatives are pretty excited that the left is continuing to focus on losing issues like identity politics don what's your take on that you know i need to correct dr gene on one thing first of all let's not put everybody in one big basket the people who are out there on the streets protesting are regular american citizens who may or may not identify with

going to be bullied by george soros.steve schwartzman, too. >> who would put it by the media matters and target corporate america. i will say, this i think there are more responding to what they believe will be a business pressure, customers reacting, because they believe that donald trump's remarks were just not the right remarks given what happened. that's what i believe. maria: they wanted them to be much harder, of course. >> to say the least. maria: have you more breaking news, charlie? >> i said they wanted to be harder, to say the least. maria: thank you, charlie gasparino with the latest there. the president is tweeting right now, and we want to get to that right away because this is just hitting the tape right now. here's what the president is saying right now -- okay, we got the news, charlie. charlie gasparino, you still with us. president says he is disbanding both councils. >> well, that's because they probably went to him and wanted to get ahead of the news. it's pretty transparent. we're in never, never la

you of "you work for george soros or barack obama or hillary clinton or a jewish compromise."'re coming for you. we know where you are. you're going to burn in hell." any sort of a litany of accusations and threats that i, you know, can't discuss on television. but they came in on twitter, via facebook, posted on these message boards at a pretty alarming rate. >> woodruff: there were-- there were reports, i be, on the very-- the far-right site called infowars, the-- >> yes, that's correct. within, you know, a couple days, you know, these conspiracy theories started on some rather bizarre sites that sort of twisted my former service with the state department and to accusations that i had caused genocide in africa, and some just ridiculously unbelievable things. but, yes, by a couple of days after the incident, it was on infowars, with an hour-long special about how the whole thing in charlottesville was a soros plot to destabilize the country-- >> woodruff: george soros being the wealthy-- >> billionaire hedge fund manager. and that i had played a key role as an operative and t

george soros. i read this somewhere to put up with insider died and i was not a part of this that was a bit of the. over all these years i've been waiting for this moment we're going to come and talk to you in a few minutes you all and if you don't mind. talking we're going to ask you how would you travel around the camera yeah all right well by anything you know we have the full beard to be coming up like a half hours. i will be over then a few moments right here thank you peter schiff pleasure gentleman ship. all right well so but i want to say you know here so you're going to have only two two giant companies dow du pont to monsanto bear controlling three quarters of the seed market farmers are already being squeezed however the price of corn seed you mentioned price of prices go up with monopolies the price of corn seed has more than doubled in the past ten years from fifty dollars fifty one dollars per acre in two thousand and six to one hundred two dollars and twenty fifteen so their prices h

george soros. i read that somewhere to play with insider died and i was not a part of these that was. the. over all these years ago i've been waiting for this moment we're going to come and talk to you in a few minutes you all and if you don't mind. talking we're going to ask you how would you travel around the camera yeah all right well no matter who you know we have the full beard to be coming up like a half hours so i will be all right in a few moments right here thank you piers schiff leisure gentlemen better ship. all right well so but i wanted to say you know here so you're going to have only two two giant companies dow dupont to monsanto bear controlling three quarters of the seed market farmers are already being squeezed however the price of corn seed you mentioned price of prices go up with monopolies the price of corn seed has more than doubled in the past ten years from fifty dollars fifty one dollars per acre in two thousand and six to one hundred two dollars and twenty fifteen so their

george soros. i read that somewhere to play with insider died and i was not a part of these that was. the. over all these years ago i've been waiting for this moment we're going to come and talk to you in a few minutes you all and if you don't mind. talking we're going to ask you how would you travel around the camera yeah all right well by anything you know we have the full beard to be coming up like a half hours. i will be out in a few moments right here thanks here's your flesh gentlemen your shift. all right well so but i want to say you know here you're going to have only two two giant companies dupont to months and to bear controlling three quarters of the seed market farmers are already being squeezed however the price of corn seed you mentioned price of prices go up with monopolies the price of corn seed has more than doubled in the past ten years from fifty dollars fifty one dollars per acre in two thousand and six to one hundred two dollars and twenty fifteen so their prices have prices h

any time george soros is going after a guy, he must be a pretty big guy.t: what got me was the refusal to allow sheriff joe a jury trial. isn't that america? >> well, there is no question about that, stuart. that's one of the biggest points anyone could make. there is a clear reason in this case, that is, a jury of joe's piers would have -- of joe's pierce would have ajude kateed him and he would not be facing a conviction or jail time in my opinion. they say it isn't enough jail time, i think they made sure that they would ask for just exactly enough jail time, if they asked two or three more days of jail time he would have been given as a matter of law a jury trial. this was set up in a political and unjust way. i'm glad the president had the courage to say no we are not going to let that happen and put it right. i heard your comments prior here to the people in texas, the president really respond quickly and decisively in texas. i used to be a texan. they are the toughest people in the union. but the's great we are responding the way we are today. i hav

or george soros. >> bloomberg: i know george soros, and i know the koch brothers. and, 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 be

a lot of idn't have ngo's back then and we didn't open source george soros millions of dollars for trump. -- they give false facism, face iism and fascists of that day said blend of s a government corporations. mark sxet see how they are. host: you blame the police for ot keeping protesters, counter protesters, how much blame do you assign media and coverage of what happened in charlottesville? do you think that made a difference? i believe that the media enjoys flaring up tensions on both sides. you can't blame the media for happened, those people showed up on both sides, showed a fight.g for to stop all ing that. people and then you had black saying hate speaks shouldn't be protected. should be protected. host: john in pennsylvania. in ing in pennsylvania, pat the township, line for democrats. go ahead. morning.good i've heard in a lot of previous lives matter, refer to as a hate group. -- up ite and part of anybody.ry welcoming to black lives matter doesn't mean lives matter. just because you love your mom doesn't mean you don't love your dad. a lot of misunderstanding about black liv

having a little event nobody would notice and it would go away the media though and people like george soros are feeding this and giving them attention and then of course they are being implicated by people who are trying to ratchet things up in america there's a maybe five hundred fifteen hundred people who hold these views it isn't that big of a deal but the american media really wants to use that as a weapon against trump and how likely do you think it will be that things ask even further. oh. guarantee it is even a matter of likelihood i'd predicted in january that somebody would be murdered at one of these events so today again a car did drive into a crowd it looked intentional to me we'll have to wait for all the evidence to come in of course allegedly murdered but to me it looked like a terrorist attack that we'd see in europe with the terrorism going on there so it looks like terrorism to me in which case one person would have been murdered again if it's held to be true one thousand injured i predict that is going to happen in january and they'll definitely be a lot more violence in

they named a dinosaur chili soros. this animal had a real mix of pictures from different groups of dinosaurs. it's hip bones were like those of plenty to is such a suspect a solaris. and his arms and body would like those of meat eaters such the toronto source wrecks. and so julia sole risk became known as a. but now a british researcher who studied the skeleton believes he solved the mystery. she resources been revealed to be the missing link between one group of dinosaurs which include things like stegosaurus and triceratops. and another group of dinosaurs which includes things like trancers wrecked it really is the missing piece of the puzzle. t. rex in stegosaurus with thought to be in completely different branches of the dinosaur family tree. but the researchers have shown that they're both in the same branch. the frankenstein dinosaur now fits in perfectly as an earlier animal that came before them. is why its skeleton is a mixture of both. this reassessment is important because it will radically change the theor

those leftist bills and to fuzz and those black lives matter of being funded by people like george soros and they quite frankly have blood on their hands oh yeah they they they definitely you know bust they were they would not show up there or somebody didn't cross their palms who come on hey listen last friday there was no beef in charlotte it in-store at all saturday when the left winger showed up you can look at it started when people show their. monument chanting jews will not replace death to jews those are the people that trump defended in that press conference and i'm shocked that you would come on t.v. did it up and then this well then that's not the way we're going to make a difference for we're going to the political side in that we're not what's going to get a billion people to get monuments to history are there to remind us not to repeat that you know my name of these these monuments are not there to warn us not to repeat the history they're there to celebrate their. subject to the whole day or they are saying come to is that what we have to label memorial is that what we hav

when it comes to their political leaders and usually you see articles about the koch brothers about sorosand they're getting all the time where you very rarely. you know there are jacksons of the politics where they make those inroads. actually see their business practices criticized it's like we will go up to the politics of someone but if their business practices are probably just as vicious as their politics we still believe the business practice is generally a low yeah and it sort of ignores reality when they do that because they'll take any issue and tech reporting the tech industry in general really likes to pretend like oh silicon valley is so no it's incredibly. cool. it is not it's not as a silicon valley is this the first place with men and women equal and we're running around it's all good for that oh it's no different than fifth avenue it's no different than wall street it's no difference i'm going to really owes you a bunch of people who made money off of using people and figuring out how to socially engineer people but it's something that tech reporting kind of always does f

primarily it's in new york it's in washington but also there are foreign actors or people like george soros and they make enormous sums of money on the arms market and by by creating chaos in different countries and then they will buy out different industries at a nickel on the dollar. this is not what donald trump wanted to do it's not what he said he intended to do when he was running for president i don't think it's what's in his heart but i think that it's being forced upon him by by this deep state the oligarchs who who rule the world and they control the drugs they control the oil they control the war profits and these things do nothing for ordinary people whether they're americans or germans or russians or syrians they just create suffering for the people and i i i believe that trump will do whatever he is able to do to turn things around but this deep state is a very very powerful and it takes and it controls a lot of votes in congress. which is fascinating to get u.v. sweepy shit coming on ok internationally saving richard black virginia state senator thanks again. thank you. now t

happened you know what it was it was you know it was it was racist bigoted rioting by black people and soros funded folks and somebody should have said they're all all these people are rotten people when you come with bats and no permit to come in you're not looking for you're not looking for friendly discussion and argument you're looking to cause real problems and that's what he's seeing there it's a problem on all sides germany were to the president go wrong today if he did i mean this is a great conversation this is slightly amusing to me because we have been saying for so long that conservatives particularly those who go the right on the republican. basics supporting racist bigoted views and policies and for so long to say no you have a strong now we have a sitting president who is legitimizing white supremacy i was legitimizing housing live as one of them who legit i will never finish who only god. who's li who know each of them izing this is i'm not finished i know you want to interrupt me because you tried to pivot to some foolish is about twitter but he is now saying that it is legi

this is when arsilio started the band soro. >> reporter: he wanted to create a shrine honoring the musicians. the idea for a mural was born. >> latin rock was made here by carlos santana. if you think about motown, you think detroit. latin rock was created here. >> reporter: female singers are featured. >> we have about 87 people on the mural already, and we still need to get more. >> reporter: this is one of the founding members of malibu. so that's you. do you think you look like that? >> absolutely. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the malibus went on to become the band malo. the mural is being funded by a state grant which supports local artists. four of them are currently working on it. they're still debating on where to put carlos santana. >> i think it's a good reminder of the history of local folks who still live here, the contribution to different cultures. >> reporter: word is already spreading. >> i would really like to sit and enjoy for a few moments. that's an outstanding piece of work. >> reporter: the public will get to see the entire house without all the scaffolding on september 17

and then george soros worked with nazis against his own people in world war ii yet they accept his money to finance their efforts. lisa: i want to ask you, you mentioned antifa, we have seen articles in pun cases across the country. i want to make sure i get this right. it's titled, unmask the antifa movement. do we have the mainstream media normalizing these violent groups? >> it's also members of the democratic party. black lives matter was invited to the white house. loretta lynch said she stood with the resistance movement. the same with hillary clinton, the former democratic candidate for president. slis beth warn and bernie sanders aren't speaking up against this violent behavior. lisa: we appreciate you being with us and sharing your expertise. our political panel is on deck ready to duke it out over another tumultuous week in the white house. how safe are we? we are talking about it as "justice" r one laugh, and hello sensitive bladder. ring a bell? then you have to try always discreet. i didn't think protection this thin could work. but the super absorbent core turns liquid to g

this is when arsilio started the band soro. >> reporter: he wanted to create a shrine honoring the musiciansea for a mural was born. >> latin rock was made here by carlos santana. if you think about motown, you think detroit. latin rock was created here. >> reporter: female singers are featured. >> we have about 87 people on the mural already, and we still need to get more. >> reporter: this is one of the founding members of malibu. so that's you. do you think you look like that? >> absolutely. [ laughter ] >> reporter: the malibus went on to become the band malo. the mural is being funded by a state grant which supports local artists. four of them are currently working on it. they're still debating on where to put carlos santana. >> i think it's a good reminder of the history of local folks who still live here, the contribution to different cultures. >> reporter: word is already spreading. >> i would really like to sit and enjoy for a few moments. that's an outstanding piece of work. >> reporter: the public will get to see the entire house without all the scaffolding on september 17, when i

soros and a lot of the hard-core liberals are the real threat to america.ost: linda calling from new york. caller: good morning. --t a question for everybody do you remember when the republican congresspeople were shot, did you hear president trump say it was a communist bernie sanders porter? -- supporter? will you play the clip of obama when the police officers in texas were killed by a black lives matter? you guys are being totally unfair. thank you. host: back to twitter, we have a tweet -- back to the phones. we have dan calling from illinois. caller: good morning. trump, this isnt to find out if he got the letter. define the word income as the congress already has and the job will be done. income is gained and derived as the result of a privileged relationship with the federal government. excise is synonymous with privilege. the constitution refers to an excise tax as an indirect tax because it does not fall directly on a person. the obfuscation of this one word income has resulted in the theft of america's heritage as enshrined in the declaration of

they won't bow to you just anybody including george soros. donald trump trying to thread the needle on his statements was trying to appease a certain fringe part of the ling rat that voted for him. these folks don't have that luxury. they appeal in selling stuff to consumers, jpmorgan, blackrock sells mutual funds. and those pension fund investing for average people. blackstone owns la quinta hotelshotels -- hotels where peo to vacation. the average person looks at donald trump's statement different from his fringe supporters. gerri: there is a lot of former people in the white house make their own calculations that they might decide to move on? >> gary cohn, there was some rumblings he was annoyed. he was the former number two at goldman. he was annoyed. steven mnuchin annoyed at the statements. but they are staying with it. they don't run companies that have to appeal to a lot of people. they are in the white house. the question is if the president keeps going on this track and we get another one of these and another. when do they say i'm d

soros sold out of goldman sachs and moore capital eliminated morgan stanley third point dissolved its in jpmorgan and duquesne got rid of bank of america on the flip side, berkshire hathaway disclosed a stake in synchrony financial. he sold out of ge during the quarter. we saw a lot of hedge funs take money off the table in f.a.n.g.s, es ppecially in amazn tiger pared back their holdings in f.a.n.g jana took a stake in blue apron. there was snap jana, third point, appalossa and moore sold out of snap in the quarter. >> this move in banks is fascinating. the bigger pullback they experienced was end of q1, start of q2. the timing of when this happened is the secret we want to know the answer to, as to whether they decide to go back in again. >> that's the question with these things they're delayed information, as of june 30th you have to think of the move in the three months prior to june 30th as to what they were thinking during that time. it's interesting, as we pored through the different filings, there were certain winners and losers more people interested in b of a, and jpmorgan. a

soros sold out of goldman sachs as did moore capital which eliminated morgan stanley and slashed staken boa third point slashed its stake in jpmorgan and duquesne got rid of bank of america. berkshire hathaway disclosed a new stake in synchrony financial. we saw a lot of hedge funds take money off the table in f.a.n.g.s, especially amazon tiger management and tiger global pared back f.a.n.g. holdings only one hedge fund we track took a stake in blue apron ja jana then there was snap. jana, third point and appalossa completely sold out of snap during the quarter >>> the next apple watch continue need to be linked to the iphone to make calls or stream music that's according to a cnbc source who says the product will be released in september apple has already announced plans to release watch os4, the wearable operating system in the fall >>> and apple and aetna have held secret talks about possibly providing the apple watch to the insurance company's clients. aetna already offers the wearable technology to employees, but it is considering extending the offer in a push to increase consumer

george soros liquidated stake too, it will be interesting to see what happens with ibm.uys, thank you very much. >> thank you. liz: we have 36 minutes before the closing bell rings. if we pick apart the dow. one of buffett's huge holdings is american express. he loves it to this day. leading the dow 30, up $1.47 at $86.94. apple one of the sparkling leaders of the day, after david tepper and the oracle of omaha boosted their stakes in the iphone maker. >>> up next, derek jeter scored a whopping $260 million during playing career, but does he have enough cash to buy a whole team? charlie has new news, i swear he says it's new because this is like forget extra innings, we're going into the hockey postseason. he's coming up next. attention homeowners age 62 and older... dr.ben carson, the secretary of housing and urban development recently affirmed his commitment to the reverse mortgage program. "last year, hud proposed a new regulation that would make some improvements and strengthen the program" said carson. improvements include spouse protection; required financial asses

. >> nan: i would like to see george soros stop funding organizations. >> brian: they need money forfits. >> nan: it deserves attention because so many people on the left -- >> kat: or someone can tell them that their black costumes are the product of capitalism. straight ahead, last night's cleveland browns-new york giants game becomes the seeing of the largest national anthem protest yet. experience advanced safety technology at the lexus golden opportunity sales event before it ends. choose from the is turbo, es 350 or nx turbo for $299 a month for 36 months if you lease now. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. the energy conscious whopeople among usle? say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >> eboni: the nfl seeing its largest national anthem protest yet. in a preseason ma

carter'sis what jimmy civil soros -- service reform act was about, which was give political appointees power over the bureaucracy, and brewers he expertiseof good out there, but you cannot just let them run around wherever the want. they have to have somebody that implement the ideas of the new administration and how it is supposed to act, whether liberal or conservative. and it is important. this civilne who put service reform act. literally, they were working day out, -- working it out, all the bugs, and i am given a new civil service -- and my opinion and a lot of people who work for four or five years, even with congress putting in appropriation riders, eliminating what part or the other of it. .o there is a model to use you put the political appointees in charge of the agencies. or the system that is put in the bush administration for national security personnel system. solid plan. i do not think the problem is the plans. with this is implemented, first with a president, which means you have to focus on making political appointees throughout the government, and a congress who will

they've tied him to democratic mega donor george soros.ed him deeply hostile to israel and president trump. zeke and azeet anita remain wit. anita, what's the history of this? what is their problem with h.r. mcmaster? why him? >> he's just more of an establishment figure. you mentioned steve bannon. bannon's the other side of that coin. the two of them reportedly disagree on a lot of just policy issues. afghanistan, israel, the iran nuclear deal. so there's that disagreement. this is obviously breitbart, very influential in this white house. this is a way to try to push the president to get rid of him. the president doesn't like to be pushed, and you've seen he's come out and supported him in a statement about a week ago where he said we work well together. he is pro-israel, and we get along fine. >> earlier today again on nicole wallace's show, matt dowd talked about the five people who are protecting the country, in his view, it's haley, tillerson, mattis, mcmaster, and kelly. that last name, kelly, the subject of this segment, are you s

warren buffet about to turn 87, and charles koch soon to be 81, and george soros all on the list.. the dow down 28 points. the index is negative for the month. it's 10% higher for the date. oil sinking 2%. hurricane harvey heads into the gulf of mexico. about half of the u.s. oil and refining production output there sits in the path. we'll be watching this storm for you. gas prices, $2.35 for a dollar of regular. you don't want to miss white house advisor kellyanne conway tonight on lou dobbs. thank you for having us in our homes. we really appreciate it. connell: it's all about weathering the storm for president trump. when we talk about storms there is two of them. one is literal and the other is political. we want to check out a tweet from matt drudge from earlier today. trump facing first serious crisis with hurricane harvey. 130-mile-an-hour winds. texas coast, 25 inches of rain houston. it's about to get real. as harvey threatens texas and the oil that goes along with it. it's expected to make landfall by

soros.e soros doing with the gaming of global macro risk, which you as a guy hate? mark: it's definitely a factor. tom: is it winning right now? mark: it's not winning from our terms standpoint. you don't bet on averages, but the majority of macro funds were flat in the year. that is because the trends have been mired in sort of a left to right transition here. 13%ough crude is up about -- is that about right? tom: since tuesday we will go with that. mark: over the past year, it has been rather flat. you not had a trend in crude. when it moved, funds were not there. rate also happen sideways for a while. isn't it that the 10-year is a most flat -- almost flat from the time the fed for started hiking? tom: i want to draw down some of the realities that we have had. not only this year but the last three or four years as they have been tough. mark connors a from credit suisse here with alternative investments, ./you you have your bloomberg terminal and you have a hedge fund in you to make alpha

several hedge funneled managers bearish on the stocks in the second quarter third point, aprpaloosa and soro liquidating 18 stakes in those areas. they speak out on the company's streaming strategy versus fellow f-a-a-n-g stock amazon you wrote an op-ed in investing in the stocks two days ago do you seenlt. turning as we're getting the filings to day >> i don't yet and, in fact, what i am really curious to know is where the money went that was taken out of the stocks if you look at by funneled, the sales weren't in general huge. most of them look more like trims than, you know, lots of dumping. and, in fact, the thing that i think everyone looks closely at tech recognizes is that the faang stocks are leadership stocks for a really good reason. their market power has given them huge advantages, competitively. as a result, they're fundamentals are a lot better than everyone else the issue now is that as good as the funneled ales -- fundamentals are, they're rising more rapidly. so the expansion is particularly great in this group of stocks. and so to me, the market call is the one you have to