his george soros 504 and night changes hands for 700 foreign. firm in the us. think i'm a fairly i don't get on a bit i mean that which i question carolyn my it was. not like when the. elected obama. but the shortage of skilled workers is now becoming serious so all buns government came. with a novel solution a law allowing employers to insist that staff should work up to $400.00 i was a year in overtime. pay go quickly to the slave law and this is what sports yes more protests and budapest which began last december lasting several months. employers might not have to pay for this extra work for 3 years. a slave law could have been used to make people work such long hours that they would not have a weekend and payment would be so delayed that by that time maybe the company would even go bankrupt and you would never get paid. for the 1st time demonstration spread to other times quickly becoming a nationwide phenomenon. something else happened to you. it was the 1st time when the opposition party stopped talking about corporations and stopped talking about how bad

last year the past the stop soros law designed to inhibit the work of n.g.o.s. elected but what you are subtle octave can refer to a few northfield that we know that angie all mean as you guys at the start of the alice she ask if is it that she cast member for the cademy that asked that obvious before you deputy da salmon. critics say this vilification of a prominent a philanthropist who happens also to be jewish of the north sea era propaganda. i can is have a bear in mind when gary and philosopher who survived the holocaust is not surprised she has cell phone victim to the desh sponsored and t. semitic smear campaign he picked shot rush big shoulders because he was a jewel and he barely he said he teach people at n.b.s. the don't like people and they don't take america i don't flag. hungary is home to one of europe's largest jewish communities it supports the biggest synagogue on the continent as well as an internationally renowned holocaust museum a chilling testament to the crimes committed by hank gary and fascists in the 1930 s. and forty's when harf a 100

spot that has been running all over the media put up by priorities usa action and reportedly a george soros backed group and i'm going to run side by side some of the quotes that i. brought up and trump quotes used in that ad and you decide if a cost got his talking points for that question from the ad watch we have a very much under control in this country we have a totally under control because it's going to disappear it's like a miracle it will disappear one day it's like a miracle it will disappear we're doing a great job with it it will go away good to the great so what do you think folks did he use the anti trump ad to take the one liners out of it out of context of course and then throw it at the president i believe he did and that's my opinion but you have to decide in a fascist suite is going to have more on that ahead by the way later on in the show now last sunday c.n.n.'s jake tapper tweeted out that he was going to have the mayor of new york city go to blasio on his show on state of the union i didn't answer that tweet and i said so you know wondering you could ask bill de blas

that is why george soros and i are calling on the official sector to take the first move, use some ofechanisms that process,to initiate a but understand that this is going to take coordination of really heroic proportions, but the circumstances demand that. op-ed, you also say this should be a one-off debt forgiveness for one year and that gives everyone time to work things out on a more permanent basis. how can we avoid something like this from setting a precedent? past crises have shown it is hard to move past a credit event once a precedent is set. could this backfire in the future for the very nations it is intended to help? morethink ironically the countries participate in this kind of standstill, the less of a precedent it will set. it will be clear that this is not a response to poor financial management, but rather a response to this global pandemic, which has nothing to do with the creditworthiness of these countries. wide set ofet a countries, including the very poorest, then i think we can avoid setting a precedent. much of what we are experiencing now is unprecedented and

[laughter] i was touring india with a friend of mine who just quit working for george soros and was goingart his own venture capital company. pta.name was arjun gu we are in the backwaters of the arabian sea, and all of a sudden we are invited into this ashram, which is like a synagogue. anyway. david: right, ok. [laughter] marc: just to help bring you along. david: i got it. marc: helping you come along with me. david: got it. marc: so we are in the ashram. in this part of india, all the gurus are women. this woman is now lecturing us on spirituality and so forth, and all of a sudden he takes out his business plan, and goes , well, let me tell you about what i'm going to do. he starts giving her -- she is really interested. wireless is coming, and we are going to connect the world, and mobile devices are coming. we are there. this is 1996. so then she is listening really clearly, and i'm like, i think she's going to invest. [laughter] thishen all, she says really powerful thing, which is she saying it to him, but she is looking right at me in my eyes and goes, in your quest to change the

yet they are still claiming this is some kind of hole go up by i don't know bill gates or or george soros or they're always looking for jewish people so quite often ross child has a name does being under the hedge rule is really revolting actually and is beginning to make me very angry indeed i do think that the geopolitics will change on for ever after this apart from anything else capitalism globalized capitalism which transcends badass and is more powerful than any national government is a dangerous thing for our health and we've got to recover national sovereignty and some control over our product of our our lives when i have start on your show that 40 percent of all americans don't have $400.00 in cash in the bank or in credit yeah to me an american say wants to handful of people or no more wealth than half the people on the earth that's not a system that can be allowed to continue it's dangerous interesting that a virus that we can't see might change the whole world george will leave it right there george galloway live and i love and i believe if they kill. yes. all right let's. and

me still run a reminder of our top news stories police in brazil own vesta getting present diable soros son for his role in a criminal scheme that spreads fake news the supreme court named carlos balsara in an ongoing probe about false stories targeting judges. also china says the coronavirus patients have not been discharged from hospitals and will hand the original at the center of the pandemic beijing is also reporting no new coronavirus deaths for an 11th straight day and in europe spain has recorded its lowest daily death toll in 5 weeks 288 people died in the past 24 hours as the number of new infections also drops. in south korea another sign that life is starting to return to normal catholics are attending mass for the 1st time since social distancing measures were introduced at the start of the pandemic but what bryant has more from seoul on the precautions been taken. it's nearly 2 months since the catholic church and other churches here in south korea decided it was simply too risky to hold normal services instead they're holding masses on the line and it's only now all of th

>> bill gates has become the interesting substitute for the george soros in the democratic space.recent years we've seen a lot of misinformation about george soros with respect to democracy advancing around the world. bill gates is that for the health community. this is big tech and privacy and this is investments and this is global health, so it falls into anti-vax misinformation circles and has been around there for years and he becomes essentially an effective boogeyman for it. but we should recognize that bill gates is seen as being an elite, and a leader around the world, so people don't like it that this virus is spreading and they want to point to somebody and he becomes an easy target. >> interesting, given how much he focuses on aiding the health community for all. >>> so i want to talk about the dhs, which highlighted two instances of extremist activity. it went largely underreported during the crisis. mid march there was a new mexico man described as an anti-government extremist who posted on the governor's website time to pick up your rifles and kill this governor. the

the george soros-funded brennan center for justice wants the country to spend $150 billion on drop boxes for november's elections. they say they must be secure because they are all about the integrity of our voting system. and a vote by mail option for all voters. that's something barack obama, the former president and his wife are endorsing with various voting rights organizations. you have got to feel better about everything knowing there would be drop boxes for ballots. joining us tonight is tom fit on. fitr -- tom fitton * do you endorse dropbackses and vote by mail -- drop boxes and vote by mail options? >> no. it would undermine the elections. the left is using the coronavirus as a pretext. they always wanted this. now they are using it as an excuse. the idea that you can vote securely by mail is fanciful. there is no way to get the security necessity to insure elections are fair. they will be relying on the u.s. postal service we are told is on the verge of collapse. we are destroying our economy, our liberties are being suppressed, and we could have our election blown up in the s

mike galanos is president of the central european university, a george soros funded institute.erie hopkins is a correspondent for "the financial times. michael, how did we get here? this is a european country that is essentially slid from a functioning liberal democracy to something very different. >> this began ten years ago when he won power in 2010. he muzzled the press, cut back on the autonomy of the courts and came after our free institution, central european university and this is a culmination of a pattern that developed over ten years. it developed frankly because the european union didn't stop him because successive american administrations didn't stop him and because china, russia and the authoritarian states were too happy to welcome another authoritarian into their camp. it's a story of him getting away with stuff but also a story of him being continuous with what he's been doing since 2010. >> fascinating. 2010 he wins a big election because his opponent, the prime minister, said something -- he made a gaffe on tv. valerie, let me ask you about this. the judiciary

. >> with president by the way-- barber george soros. >> coins den if you are chuck schumer but anywayto medical schoolk i will give you a hint, bar i ma, that's right, littlery clinton, or ace i like to call her, fp hydroxychloroquine quirle clinton, that is part one, now part five,ing covid-19, more like covid 16, washington legalizes weed and they are the first state hit three months before 4/120. joe biden hedge fund has 3-- meanwhile more people in this country die from-- no, no, no, no. hollywood red kal left wing statistics. >> what do you do it had to to deal with netflix, barack obama who was barack obama's first wife, tell you who it wasn't. >> three gallon juk that expires, what does it stand for, glint what is everyone doing, bakek bread. >> democrats want to vote by quibi. no, not in my-- oh, have i a quevment exactly how many cuomos are there that we know of. it's time to open this chip. every patriotic american should call their senator and say please, let me back, illuminati credit card mark glirkburg, and the charmin bear the one who wears underwear, bears don't wear u

strategy center national school for strategic organizing in los angeles california and he was 2011 soros justice follow. he is a former board member and witness for peace and just cause oakland and currently serving on the justice for families board. he was a recipient of the american constitution society's david carlin liner public-interest award in 2015 and a member of the 2016 class of the levi strauss foundation of pioneers of justice. pioneers of justice award. he's married to author and labor organizer sau rew and they have two daughters and they are raising them here in oakland. he's got quite an impressive resume let's give him some love. i believe it zach wants to share something from his book. he's gonna give us a short reading from his book. >> right on.how is already feeling? good, i appreciate seeing all of your beautiful faces. being in this institution the library, which is my favorite public institution. just appreciate y'all being here and when i told my mom, she knew i wrote the book but that i was in a go on a book tour she said you have to read from the book. so i got

we managed it in texas at this argument from the left, george soros leftist judges who want to let everyoneut, let me tell you something else. we now have lost over 50 police officers in the country to the coronavirus away are asking these men and women, make it shot, stabbed, hurt and now are exposed to the virus american to go out and arrest people for them to be turned back on the street? we are going to have deep policing in this country, police will say this enough but you are going to let them out when i catch them to commit another crime? i'm not doing this and that is what you have anarchy and people have guns their house to protect themselves. shannon: so many different arguments there but one thing we can all agree on is our first responders and law enforcement officials on the front lines are truly heroes. thanks for coming back. >> always a pleasure. are you worried about how your kids are processing and handling the covid-19 crisis, advice from an expert on that next. announcer: there are everyday actions to help prevent the spread of respiratory diseases. wash your hands. avoi

you actually have to have a antibody test that soros and ann covid-19, sars, before you can determineit will be a very valuable tool we don't know if it's going to prove immunity that's what dr. fauci was referring to. we only know it's going to show that you are exposed to the infection which is usually important because dr. sood just told you, there is a symptomatic cases out there. hans perry germinate they found that 40% of the population in the city had antibodies to covid-19 and the correction facility in ohio they found 1800 a.c.e. enzymatic cases and only 105 with symptoms. such a wildly infectious virus and it causes a lot of a symptom at a cases and that's hugely important for the signs and how to approach this. >> shannon: very quickly before we have to go, should people have some skepticism about the tests that are being offered out there online in other cases. >> absolutely, shannon that they should and we need something uniform like the cases that are being used by new york right now to test the population in the very high center of it and it's got to be a test that show

. >> woodruff: just in 20 second soro, david, partisanip -- bipartisanship, do you see a hope for iteeks a and months? >> i see hope we're going toar lesons, we're going to learn being competent matters, we're going to learn politics is not a reality game show, we're gointo learn somtime insiders like anthony fauci are the ones we trust the mos >> woodruff: well, we thank the both of you,ro davidks, mark shields, and please stay safe. thank you. >> thank you, judy. >> woodruff: returning to theon quesf wearing masks, how effective they are and whether home-made masks can help stopf the spreade virus. ll want to look at what is motivating the srmy of citizens making masks in their communities. jeffrey brown focuses washington, d.c. suburb: bethesda, maryland, where locals have put sewing machines to work to make different ty masks for local medical professionals. it's part of our ongoing artsse and cultures, canvas. >> brown: fiber artist anyao caldwell is uscreating handmade products. she knits, crochets weaves and sews. has, as well as dolinens,ic she dish towels and pajamas, for a

yorkrk city mayor bibill de blblasio has announced d a $20 million initiative sponsored by george soros's openen societyty foundan to send one-time payments toto p to $20,0,000 - -- to up p to 200 undocumented immigrants throughoutut the city. individuals wiwill receive $4000 and fafamilies will l receive $. as reports of widespread poverty and hunger continue in communities, people are organizing and helping each other ththrough mutual aid despe extraordinarily difficult circumstances. for more, we're joined by two guests. juan carlos ruiz, lutheran pastor of good shepherd church, brooklyn and co-founder of the national new sanctuary movement and the new sanctuary coalition here in new york city. and cinthya santos briones is a mexican photographer, anthropologist, community organizer based in new york city. her recent piece in the nation is headlined "immigrants are bearing the brunt of the coronavirus crisis." it is part of a weekly series. juan carlos and cinthya also happen to be married. thank you for joining us together on one skype as you join us from your home in brooklyn. we wel

at very end of the list was george soros at seven million.f pressure on these big major donors to pick up the slack. where will jeff bezos go? he and amazon, they are doing very well. where is that money going well and is michael bloomberg still going to put in money he promised? melissa: i don't know. it would depend from person-to-person how much of their wealth evaporated. even if it is only temporary, everyone is making decisions where, how i will allocate my resources and where do i have to leave money in the market or inmy investment hoping that it comes back, rather than pulling it out and spending on a campaign. i think there will be a lot less money than people think. noelle, thanks very much. >> sure. connell: we have another disruption to the food supply chain. tyson foods made announcement it will indefinitely suspend operations at its largest pork processing plant in the united states. it is trying to cut down on the spread of the virus. a lot of people sick there and the company says workers at this plant in iowa will still be c

there are people with the tea party flags, people with signs bashing george soros. there is a trump-driven phenomenon, these protests. the governors also are looking at polling and seeing that the people who are out at these protests appear to be a small minority of the overall electorate. they are seeing that there's a lot more popularity for following the science, allowing the science and the public health guidances, the experts to drive the decisionmaking here, and you know, ultimately, the president has come down there, too, because after he's fomented protests, he's fallen back in line with some -- with dr. fauci and dr. birx and some of their guidance saying, look, we can't just open up these tattoo parlors and beauty salons. we're not ready to do that yet. you can see the president doesn't want to be blamed for this going badly. the reopening either. even though he's obviously been the one clamoring for it. i think you're a governor, you have to sit back and make the most prudent decision based on what the public health experts are telling you. and sort of tu

billionaire philanthropist george soros donating $130 million to combat coronavirus with $37 millionulations, specifically in new york city. prince harry and meghan markle have personally and secretly, not so secretly anymore, have been delivering food through the non-profit angel food. >> a pro cyclist delivers medicine, english actor tom harder will be reading bedtime stories to children come isolation on the bbc channel and the remember the nba game of horse we told you about in the final two rounds were played last night and take a look at the championship trick shot. that almost went in. >> you deserve that championship, i'll let you know that no, man, i appreciate it it was fun it was good to see arth nba guy, man, that was cooped up in the shot. >> did that actually go in did it actually go in. >> it didn't look like the winning shot although i heard there were tricky shots. it is a reminder, nba season is off and all of these guys are sitting at home. they just need to get better internet kecks and there were a lot of complaints about that >> i agree >> and the camera, altoge

that's something that was out there by the imf managing director, supported by george soros, bono, larry this would effectively give money to poor countries through the imf. steve mnuchin opposes this saying it is not an effective tool for meeting urgent needs. he goes on to say that 70% of any sdr allocation would go to advanced economies only 3% would go to the lowest income countries he does support, however, the ability of advanced countries to lend those sdrs and existing ones if they want. there's another back story to this, guys, there's a reuters story that one of the reasons the treasury opposes this is they don't want iran and china to be given money from the sdr without conditions that was first reported in a reuters story. we've been able to confirm that as one of the reasons. also, the treasury secretary making a pretty interesting comment that even if you do these sdr allocations, the money wouldn't get to the poorest countries. becky? >> steve, thank you very much. andrew >>> thanks meantime, here to discuss the re-opening of the economy and the state of streaming, travel