he wasn't socialist enough for soros. soros wants to -- open society is really about open borders. that is what it is, no borders, no restriction on movement, sovereignty is out the window, all these principles we hold dear as americans, they are supported in that world. -- subverted in that world. i don't see how is great for the democrat party, i don't think it's great for the country, that's where it's going. >> hasn't been so good for venezuela either. >> laura: thank you for raising that! thank you for the incredible panel. we had a somewhat related topic here. giancarlo sopo, democrat, theem son of parents who fled cuba, and in a "usa today" op-ed, he's boarding the party against embracing what we just discussed. democratic socialism. he wrote, "given the horrific record of human suffering, to be a moral disgrace to embrace socialism just win elections as some suggest." giancarlo joined us now. we are happy to have him. giancarlo, you heard the conversation, matt sharp and victor davis hanson think, warning, history tells us, like a flashing warning sign, do not go down this

the n.g.o.s that soros supports are being harassed like amnesty international not long ago legislation was passed that made it much harder for n.g.o.s to operate in hungary aiding refugees is now punishable by law and that's whether you will. fits neatly into or illiberal democracy that tries to silence those who don't want to live in such a democracy. government has been combating independent civil society for five years with varying intensity hearts but without stopping to get an. eye or bones goal is to preserve his power so he can continue ruling as he pleases he and his party control everything in hungary and have created and illiberal state in which he controls all checks and balances himself governing with no resistance government officials close. i'm it's the will of the people checks and balances the checks and balances are as strong as ever or even stronger it's true the first eight years we were in power we had the opportunity to nominate and elect a number of people. but hungary's majority leans to the conservative side. and our constitutional bodies can independently come

personal safety of their families that's why they're not running all of this is being funded by george soros and democrat office to slush fund monies and by the way it is their responsibility does exist jerry brown and those guys don't have to comment on it can. i know it's going on i think you're here accuse people of you should you should be ready to defend yourself in court if you're going to accuse people of threatening the lives of others and if i were mr soros i'd be looking into that that is absolutely not true there is zero evidence for you to make a charge like that on any program i think is totally irresponsible look i make a living i did a i think and i mean if i may finish if i'm if it is i make a living debating the political issues i never attack personally i wouldn't accuse anybody of what you just accuse them of and shame on you but i didn't bill to be clear i said the congressman wives are concerned for their public safety prove it and they're for it to the cabinet members that's their rights that cabinet members have been caught on tape you look at elaine chao senate majori

su: soros, berkshire hathaway's buffett.erkshire is doubling up on the favored area, banks and a irlines, not to mention apple. they increase stakes in goldman, delta, southwest, and reduced some positions, they say not because they fell out of favor, but to make sure they do not exceed 10% ownership of american, wells fargo, ual and charter communications. soros took new stakes in spotify and pandora, also facebook, buying when everyone was selling, and devon energy. a a lot of the big billionaires are buying into energy. we saw that with stanley druckenmiller's family fund. soros increased his stake in nxp semiconductors, reducing stakes in netflix. very interesting, some reduced stakes in tesla. ramy: with what has been happening in the share price, moving back and forth. still ahead, we have a lot for you. we will dive into the booming world of esports. for competitive video gaming in asia. haidi: up next, the outlook for the markets, as fears about turkey appear to take a breather, for now at least. this is bloomberg. ♪

after key endorsements from bernie sanders and after an infusion of $650,000 from liberals george soros and tom steyer, who's been pushing for impeachment for a long time. watch that. meanwhile, another important trump factor in arizona tonight, republican senator jeff flake retired because he is at odds with the trump agenda, unlikely that he would get reelected, he acided to retire.e.di meanwhile, another important trump factor in arizona tonight, republican senator jeff flake retired because he is at odds with the trump agenda, unlikely that he would get reelected, he decided to retire. he endorsed congresswoman martha mcsally.co she said she doesn't want the endorsement.t. she is competing with dr. kelli ward and sherrif arpaio over who is more pro-trump. the winner likely to facepp kyrtsen sinema in a pickup opportunity for democrats. interesting, we have not been able to call this race in arizona just yet. the polls just closed a short time ago, laura, but that race very significant as well. >> laura: ed, steyer and soros, huge infusion of money in florida, that i understand is go

he'll be her challenger, endorsed by bernie sanders, and you just heard us talk about, george soros and tom steyer both pitched in a total of about $650,000. it seemed to make a difference put down the home stretch. so you are going to be running against a hard left former tallahassee mayor. >> he is the most liberal candidate that the democratic party has ever nominated in the state of florida by a country mile and a governor's race. he wants to abolish i.c.e., he wants a billion dollar tax increase, he wants a single-payer health care system in florida, which would bankrupt the state, i'm trying to make florida even better, he wants to make florida venezuela. but he also combines the far left ideology with managerial and incompetence. as a manager of tallahassee, his tenure has been absolutely disastrous. tallahassee is one of, if not the most crime-ridden city and all of florida, year after year, rising crime, he is embroiled in the lot of corruption scandals, this is not -- is a guy who can't even run the city of tallahassee. there is no way florida voters can entrust them with our

if that is the standard, i would like george soros investigated. 25 minutes left. and coulter with her book coming out. taking your calls and comments. democrat, good morning. caller: everybody in washington is trying to make money off of this thing. my comment is, i hope they can let people's love for the president, not the electoral college. i think that is completely wrong and i say that if they would by the people's vote than we would not have this idiot in the white house. he should have never got there. he should've never had a chance to run. this is just despicable and sorry and i hated every day. i'm not saying hillary would have been better, but how could you get any worse. andle jumping in the street the happiness, wait until he gets impeached. it is coming. guest: it reminds me of one of my actual jokes, and norm hatedld joke, the voters hillary so much, they voted for some of the hated even more. host: everyone is talking about your book that came out this week. he talked a little bit through it want to give you a chance to respond to what he said about

personal safety of their families that's why they're not running all of this is being funded by george soros and democrat office slush fund monies and by the way that is never said on civility does exist jerry brown and those guys don't have to comment on it because i know it's going on i think of your accuse people of you should you should be ready to defend yourself in court if you're going to accuse people of threatening the lives of others and if i were mr soros i'd be looking into that that is absolutely not true there is zero evidence for you to make a charge like that on any program i think is totally irresponsible look i make a living i did a i think i know i mean one is off i may finish if i'm if it is i make a living debating the political issues i never attack personally i wouldn't accuse anybody of what you just accuse them of and shame on you i didn't bill to be clear i said the congressman wives are concerned for their public safety prove it and their fruits to the cabinet members that if their rights their cabinet members have been caught on tape you look at elaine chao senate

they just want to be either a george soros operation, globalist operation, or they've decided to makeess decisionsi to just be a left-wig tabloid like "huffington post." they are -- they can no longer call themselves the paper of record. they are certainly no longer the glittering jewel of american journalism. that is completely out the window. >> tucker: pick the race gap like this, really long-term consequences that are starting to worry me. i think we should be worried. chadwick, thank you for your insights into that. i appreciate it. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: speaking of new york city going crazy, new york is renaming a street after a dictator who committed racial genocide. for real. why is the city council suddenly endorsing this? it's 2018. we've got details coming up. ♪ ♪ a hotel can make or break a trip. and at expedia, we don't think you should be rushed into booking one. that's why we created expedia's add-on advantage. now after booking your flight, you unlock discounts on select hotels right until the day you leave. ♪ add-on advantage. discounted hotel rates when you a

, and it looks like george soros is attracted by spotify's impressive rally.ata. what was most interesting? >> one of the darlings of the hedge funds. this latest round is spotify. spotify has had an $8 billion rally since its debut. it is a music streaming service, and george soros has added for the first time spotify and pandora. a number of hedge funds are piling in. warren buffett's berkshire hathaway has added to his two favorite groups, airlines and banking. goldman sachs is one of the big ads in terms of taking a bigger stake. he has also added stakes in delta and southwest, while reducing stakes and other airlines because the filing said it was to keep his holdings below a 10% discipline that the fund keeps. buffett adding his position and apple. george soros added spotify and pandora, and also took other positions such as facebook, increasing his stake, and decreasing positions and exiting lamks such as the chipmaker research. we don't know what operations were made up until the end of the quarter. rishaad: any other key trends emerging from these fil

soros is boosting his holdings in that one.r is a former money manager for soros, he put a wager in facebook, as well. this is the biggest addition in terms of holdings. we know facebook shares did get -- in the earnings report. in the oil space, he seems to be going against the oil rally and putting things into marathon petroleum, the fourth-largest edition. you can learn more about these billionaire investors on our on our terminal. there is warren buffett. guy: a complete switching gears. the indonesians have raised rates, surprising many. the economists we surveyed didn't suggest we would get a rate coming through. this is the reverse repo rate, 5.5%. we were at 5.2%. the market was not anticipating this. the indonesian economy has been in focus, partly related to what is going on with turkey. and as a result of which, the indonesians are taking remedial action. i will show you as the rupiah has responded to pressure. we have seen the authorities taking action. joining usies-hippen from allianz global investors. other centr

i like george soros investigated. host: 25 minutes left with ann coulter. her book, "resistance is futile." taking your calls and comments. philip and stillwell, oklahoma, democrat. washingtonrybody in is writing a book and making money off of this thing. it is kind of funny. back and letan go people vote for the president with the electoral college. i think it is wrong. i say that because, if they have went by the people's vote, we would not have this idiot, and i do say idiot come in the white house. he should have never gotten their. he should have been qingdao -- kicked out before he got the chance to run. this is despicable, sorry, i hate it every day. i am not saying hillary would have been better but how can you get worse? if you do not see rallies, jumping in the street, and happiness, wait until he gets impeached, it is coming. guest: you remind me of one of my favorite actual jokes for the joked,ra, nor mcdonald muchoters hated hillary so they voted for someone they hated even more. host: everyone is writing a book talking about your book and your

lou: and the fact is that soros is spending tens of millions of dollars to pursue an election systemt would be the envy of the kgb or the sru. they're trying to meddle. we have enough people colluding with the russians in that effort, certainly, insider by george soros, his money and the organizations he's funding. >> yeah. you hear a lot about this idea of russian collusion. when i told people i was writing a book on voter fraud, they were like, it's going to be about the russians, right? we should be concerned about any threat to election security. but it's silly to assume that somehow russians are less concerned about manipulating political outcomes than the democrats. lou: i think we should be safeguarding the integrity of the elections. there should be republicans and democrats at every polling boothe in the country -- pooling place in the country to ensure the integrity. but you and i both know that's not going to be sufficient. and these two parties had better be certain this time they're doing everything they can. eric, we thank you for being with us. come back soon. we'll co

definitely not a tax lawyer but i do know there are ways to avoid taxes it was pioneered by george soros. if you make money abroad you keep in the accounts abroad and you don't have to report them in georgeov soros has been movinghe money back and forth from the cayman i. why not look at him not justtabe someone because for two months he was a campaign manager? >> should the trump administration be more concerned about the cold and guilty plea of those violations he pled guilty to to implicate presiden" trump across the new york timeso headline? be big it is hard to say because manafort has absolutely 100% nothing to do with trump. even less even less with russian collusion. exp coleman one -- call when itook exposes the special counsel what he doesn't l like necessarily te sort of person i would choose. [laughter] most he does seem a little bit shady. i will put it that way. that i would not be surprised there are tax irregularities but thetr fact they threw in a campaign finance violation from stormy cn down yesterday daniel thatcher shows that they are out to getk. trump i explain the

gillum backed by george soros and bernie sanders. charles hurt joins us. looks like a microcosm of our debate, trump and growth versus bernie on redistribution? >> reminds why florida is great battleground state. donald trump edged out hillary clinton by 1.2 percentage points in 2016. florida is always a bellwether. i have to say probably a pretty good sign. the idea democrats would field a guy as you say bankrolled by george soros, supported by bernie sanders. he wants to impeach donald trump. he wants to abolish i.c.e. he wants medicare for all. a candidate like that is going to have a hard time running against a successful, pro-growth candidate like ron desantis. but the dark clouds for republicans, they need to be very wary of this, if they're not running scared, they could be in a lot of trouble. we haven't seen that concrete evidence that trump voters convert completely to the republicans that he supports. we need to see that in a general election like this. but the other thing is, what you just mentioned, the fact that andrew gillum has backing of g

admission a liberal democracy and there has been ugly antisemitism in that country as well with the soros of these other issues, and i wonder if you can expand on whether you think, really that israel which has served as a beacon for democracy for all its history is at risk right now and particularly, one of the sponsors has said this is also a response to arabs, both israeli citizens and those living in the west bank who believed that israel would become a binational state of all its people. >> first of all, i have to stress that i was among those rejected of the urban visit and the agreement between prime minister netanyahu and the prime minister of poland actually giving legitimacy to pure antisemitism that poland is trying to clear itself from the crime and in the same time and twisting history the way that israel truly cares about the history of the holocaust and of our people in europe. i believe that another senior member of netanyahu's coalition explicitly say that one of the goals of this law, one of their aims is to stop, as they say, the spread of the non-jewish inhabitants and

let's start with george soros in his fund what is he getting into he's definitely buying more popular technology. he's seeing an increase in shares on your screen facebook, apple, twitter as well a huge boost in blackrock. blackrock is a large investment asset management fund with over $6 trillion in their portfolio so they are doing well and then this doesn't mean that they sold off completely they just shrank their size so did sell-off some shares in alphabet , amazon, snap, pay pal, ebay, and netflix definitely quite a few on that screen there's more but those are the big ones i wanted to get on the screen. moving on to the fund that started in 2005 i want to bring it up because they have about $10 billion of assets under management so definitely a big company. what are they focusing on? they got a huge stake right now in nvent electric a company that focuses on data infrastructure the company has done quite well in the past two quarters and also increased their stake in bank of america mellon, increased their stake in ge a little bit but if you look at their previous filings they'

george soros versus deick chene. you have very different people depending on which side. those on the index are less likely to vote or give money, which is probably not surprisingly, more likely to be gen xers than millennials. my generation, those born in the late '60s and '70s are more likely to believe in conspiracies than millennials who were born later. that might change as they get older. who knows. slightly more inclined to violence. this is a big question as to whether conspiracy -- people who believe in conspiracies are more inclined to violence. slightly. they answers the question, violence is sometimes an acceptable way to show disapproval of the government. 16% on the high end said yes, 11% of medium, 6% of low. if you believe in conspiracies, there is a higher chance of committing violence, maybe not committing, but higher level chance of believing violence is a legitimate way to show disfavor to the government but not in a way that's, for me, overwhelmingly different. 16% to 11%, right? so, obama not born in the united states is the red. 9/11 conspiracy and

the news is warren buffett and george soros increased their stakes in apple.ter of the year, the april to june period, but they increased their stake. buffett bought an extra 12 million apple shares. what does that make you think about apple? >> well, think about this. apple hit $1 trillion in valuation with a p.e. ratio of 15. people have to understand how extraordinary that is. you could argue this is still one of the cheapest stocks in the entire stock market. here's the great news. when someone like buffett buys, he doesn't sell, so the stock is in strong hands. while the rest of the world may panic, buffett isn't panicking. he will buy your panic. he will buy you filling into the market. we know apple stock has been distributed into stronger and stronger hands, including their own, because they buy back billions of dollars worth every year. stuart: all right. earlier on the program, we had a guest that thinks the chinese may be getting ready to make an offer to president trump before the midterms as a way to turn down the heat and give him quote, a public

in full i'm sure these people have links with the end shield there they have links also with george soros they have links with all their finances to support them in their fight in that challenge of the russian disinformation and it's you could call it the embryo of the propaganda machine of the european union and i'm sure many people many national politicians when they hear about this story are really furious that's the reason behind this is just what's happening in front over two hundred thousand twitter accounts in the country are listed concerned are you that there are political a legion says are being amplified to the wider world by being on the list. her there that's an embryo again of the list of bad guys for mark or so it is not really it it's like a sort of badge of honor for many people to be on that list of course for money and lockdowns national rally or form a long shot of extreme right or extreme left it's good to be on that list but of course it's not very reassuring for the future that my corps and the people in power in our have this list and congratulate each other above

to keep them in conditions abroad and when and how you have to report them and how much and george soros has been moving money back and fort from the cayman islands and i ireland. he is worth 20 billion-how but looking at him. >> host: should the trump administration be more concerned about the co hand guilty plea, the campaign finance violations he pled guilty to and implicating president trump as the banner headline across "the new york times" today? >> guest: it's kind of hard to say because manafort has absolutely 100% nothing to dive with trump, even less to do with russian collusion. cohen, i think it exposes the special counsel -- look, cohen doesn't look like necessarily the sort of person i would choose to be my legal representative or anything else. he does seem a little bit shady. let me put it that way. so i'm not dish think most people aren't floored that there were some tax irregularities. the fact that they threw in a campaign finance violation for paying stormy daniels, that just shows the whole point is to get trump. and i describe campaign finance violations in the book

meanwhile, we saw george soros, his fund bought facebook despite the recent troubles.facebook was a popular pick among some of the money managers. .s. major holdings as of june 30th. unfortunately, depending on whether they held onto these holdings, they did suffer from that record slump, close to 19%, that we saw in july. so certainly tech, some of the popular trades. spotify was one, pandora also. semiconductors as well like nxp. ramy: talking about facebook, stanley druckenmiller, the former money manager for george soros, took a huge wager on facebook. we know how that ended up later on. he apparently bought $178 million, according to that regulatory filing. it's not just them. he also went into microsoft, amazon, but also similar to what we said earlier, exited intel and micron. interesting some of the chips are seeing a little bit of an exit. facebook definitely one of the biggest plays in the second quarter. interesting to see what actually happens in the third quarter, if people will stick to their guns. we talkcoming up next, more about the lira, the plummet t

you had george soros, d. e.haw, all building holdings of facebook in the second quarter, and it seems those hedge funds that were buying came in after the cambric analytic a scandal, maybe saw the low point as an opportunity. if you bought on the earlier end, you may still be in the green. jonathan: the trade spat with the united states takes its toll. the euro zone, growing faster than initially reported in the second quarter. what is going on with chinese economy, and what is in their control and out of their control? tom: people talk about china being buffeted by 20 sharks. deleveraging at home and trade war being imposed on them in washington, d.c. when we look at the week data out of china for july, it is the deleveraging which is the real driving force for the weakness. trade war is a risk, but the tariffs in place so far are too limited and have been in place for too short a period of time to really start biting into the numbers. piotr: the main reason why the euro zone economy grew faster than previously

line is to have every left-wing liberal putting money from bloomberg to every other -- lou: george soros. >> this is their chance. this is their liberal candidate. we've got one of the strongest candidates we could possibly have debunked this stuff and put them away once and for all. lou: desantis has an extraordinary story and kill them has extraordinary story as well. he has been a favorite, and a darling of the left and he's a young fellow. he is going to be attached. the left is really left in this country now. this desantis, there's been no one closer to the president running van desantis. he decided early and profoundly to stay with the president shoulder to shoulder through it all. >> if you're going to pick anybody out there i want ron to be the one in this race. he's going to carry the flag. not just for the president of the president carries his own flag. this is really intellectual battle an ideological battle. lou: when i hear a savant talking about an intellectual battle, that tells me there is going to be blood flying, scorched earth. >> no question about it, so talking abo

backers include goldman sachs, george soros and the founding cto of uber.o finalizing a $60 million series defunding round in new york. to tell us more we have cargo x ceo and founder. thank you for joining us. as i understand this comic you connect drivers with excess capacity with companies that need things to be shipped. travers get paid more money and shippers pay less. how exactly does it work? a basically we are building n electronic platform. that driver is on his or her own track. we enable the frieder -- the freedom of the driver to choose where they want to go and which load they want to pick up. on the other side, we enable the shipper to work with a trucking force, which is the owner operator. in a way we are enabling the .arkets capacity at the end of the month, the trucker separating the platforms make more money and the shippers are decreasing the trucking costs. and we add interest in the level of service. they have real-time looks at the operation. emily: your focus is on brazil now, what are your plans to expand? federico: we have been ope

ed: immediately everyone talking about nationalized gillum backed by george soros.: tom styer. ed: tom styer put money into the primary. he won against the odds. trump ally, bernie sanders ally going to be a national race. immediately controversy for ron desantis comes on fox yesterday morning and basically, yes, he is talking about the socialist policies of andrew gillum and trying to have, you know, a clear difference, trying to show sharp lines there on policy, but he kind of stepped in it because he used a word that suggested to some that he was talking about race. watch. >> we have got to work hard to make sure that we continue florida going in a good direction. let's build off the success we have had on governor scott. the last thing we need to do is to monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda with huge tax increases and bankrupting the state. ainsley: warning floridians not to monkey this up by picking a socialist agenda. people did say. so headlines calling him a racist. he was on with sean hannity last night to clarify. listen. >> it hat has z

but one exception is apple which buffett has said makes a consumer product he can understand george sorosiled in popular tech names taking stakes in apple, facebook and twitter but trimming amazon. he also invested in spotify. shares are up since he joined in mri april. appalossa cutting stakes in facebook and alphabet by 10%, and reduced shares in alibaba. >> we have the diamondback and this you have a story coming up can you give us a tease? >> we have our own quarterly optimism survey. we'll tell you where we stand. i think you might have a clue. we talked about it yesterday our findings reflect some other recent optimism. >> kate, we'll see you in a minute >>> we are just getting started. up next, we'll head live to asia market there's taking another hit. report from our singapore office coming up. >>> and later on, just shop until you drop retail stocks have been on a te tear what is driving this incredible rally and are there still bargains out there not jeans, scktos for you. we'll find out coming up causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthr

since the earnings report, george soros revealed he was selling snap stock, buying facebook with twitter apple, and snap was losing its hold on premium content. nbc's stay tuned, a show exclusive to snapchat announcing it is expanding to instagram as well guys, shares are down nearly 2%. back to you. >> another rough post earnings move julia, thank you >>> ups going under the hood of tesla's model 3, doing a complete tear down of the car, finding they would lose up to $6,000 on each vehicle sold at the base price of $35,000. this as "the wall street journal" is reporting tesla suppliers are growing concerned over the company's financial strain joining us to discuss, colin langeden you took down the car, compared it to competitors of electric vehicles what's the big take away for investors? >> i mean, ubs is a team we work with, they hired a team of engineers, spent four months ripping apart that car, tore apart chevy bolt, we have a detailed cost analysis that was performed. the model we tore apart was $49,000, it was a profitable model. when you look at taking away options of long range

the reason the reason similar against george soros in the '90s investors figure out when a central bankries to push a market or steer an outcome, at some point they want to push to see how much they can push the entity pushing and it doesn't end well when the intervention ended the yen was for a while very volatile then china, we all know there's the tariff situation, potential for an escalation in the trade issues of the day and there certainly cab dark swan there. absolutely but let's look at what they are doing as a result. they have reversed much of the restraint. they went from china pull away from the punch bowl and refilling it quickly and these loose policies along of course with other policy issues can push down the yuan last several times they wished down yuan they had capital flight out of the country. they will try to control this and keep it from getting out of hand and finally our central bank our central bank in many ways bringing religion to all the other central banks. i can't imagine a scenario where we continue to normalize and all the other central banks don't step u

it was revealed earlier this year i believe in may of that george soros invested $3 million into theork company, and a couple months later "the new york times" published a glittering profile of him. i used to freelance at "the new york times" and i'm very familiar with the ethics policy. i used to live in fear of their ethics policy because it's very intense and dramatic, especially with a conflict of interest and their sections on public neutrality when it came to political issues. this is clearly not the paper i knew. and i was so shocked and they may either want to be a globalist operation where they've decided to make a business decision to just be a left-wing tabloid, like "huffington post" ." and the glittering jewel of american journalism, because it was completely out the window. and i think we should be worried about that. >> tucker: speaking of new york city going crazy, new york is naming a street after a dictator who committed racial genocide. for real, why is the city council suddenly endorsing this? it's 2018. we have details coming up. use car insurance? -oh. -well, wh

george soros, i have a section on his interests force:in elections. spending $1 billion.t's all carefully footnoted. they have never produced evidence that it was russia that hacked. nothing has changed since robbie mook made this theory. they are saying where is the evidence that russia is been the one who hacked the emails and no one will produce it but they will nag to us death until we all agree. jesse: what do you think will make democrats feel better? do they want impeachment? do they want to go back to the obama years? what do you think would make the democratic party happy at this point short of literally removing president trump from office? >> as of november 8, 2016. trump was getting end independent counsel and mueller's name will be mud and they will be taking out fisa warrants on him if he doesn't produce something on trump. it's been two years and the best they can come up with is a campaign finance violation? if you look at the other networks. they are hysterical. they are echoes of watergate, it's a constitutional crisis. the world is on fire. as i point o

were using the word ol i gashing would be compare only to somebody like the koch brothers or george soros>> dana: always good to have a colorful judge. for more on this, chris starwelt, fox news politics editor and editor of "halftime. >> reporter: report. the kwpt saying this is a terrible condition, jeff sessions should stop this rigged witch hunt right now before it continues to stain our country any further. moments ago, sarah sanders at the live briefing had this to say. >> secretary sanders: it's not an order, it's the president's opinion, it's ridiculous the corruption and dishonesty with the witch hunt, the president has watched this process play out but he also wants to see it come to an end as he stated many times. we look forward to that happening. >> dana: i understand why she would want to answer it that way, last week we found out that mueller's team is looking at the president's tweets to see if there was a pattern of obstruction. this is just his opinion, just fighting back, it's not obstruction. >> amazing when you have the white house under siege like this one, much as w

george soros finances you, that's what they want done. to me, it's an unfortunate statement.f i was ron desantis, i would say i said something this morning and i want to make clear i was just saying we've got to take this seriously. i hope people don't misconstrue what i said. and end it. >> dana: ron desantis is going to be on hannity tonight. no doubt he will be asked about this and they can say whatever he wants. >> brian: what do you think is the best thing to do? >> dana: i will let him speak for himself at 9:00. i think lisa makes a very good point. i talked to a leading democrat who said gillum, the democratic candidate that beat out the establishment candidate, she said however he might have been sanders' backed but he was also a clinton surrogate. he could have a unifying effect on democrats. it's interesting to watch the rest of the countries democrats catch up to where the new england democrats have been for a while, these types of left-wing progressive type things. i am excited for this florida race, the gubernatorial side. i think this is the future debate we are

reboot after barr wrote a series of derogatory tweets about valerie jarrett, chelsea clinton and george sorosl have no input in the new series. >> i remember when all the hullabaloo was out -- >> is this going back to you again? >> i remember saying why doesn't everybody fire roseanne? and everybody said you can't just fire roseanne. i think they can. >> can you get a writer back on tv to get hasselhoff back on "night rider"? >> you have no idea what i'm talking about, do you? >> i never watched that show. was i missing something? >> it was a car that talks. >> okay, i will be watching that on youtube. >>> 5 minutes past the hour. pope francis accused of ignoring abuse allegations against a cardinal. should he resign? a church watchdog weighs in next. school... grade... done. done. hit the snooze button and get low prices on school supplies all summer long. like this case of paper for only $29.99 at office depot officemax. when i walked through a snowthat's when i knewtte, i had to quit. for real this time. that's why i'm using nicorette. only nicorette gum has patented dual-coated technology

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understand is back in january of 2017, the far-left group media matters, which is funded by george sorosbrock, created a 49-page memo called democracy matters, a strategic plan for action. he met with donors down in florida, and he asserted in that document that his organization was going to work with the social media groups, facebook, twitter and google, to, you know, enact policies against president trump and also to curtail free speech. and if we're going to have a country where we're supposedly going to have open, public forums but yet we have the collusion of these social media giants with far-left-leaning groups, we have a problem. diamond and silk were determined that they were unsafe to a community or to have candace owens change a couple of words in a tweet by a father-left -- far-left editorial board member of "the new york times," then all of a sudden she got banned, but sarah young was never banned. priest breathe have you seen that media matters document that you just referred to? >> yes, as a matter of fact, washington free beacon has it. elizabeth: here's the problem, they