TONY BLANKLEY, WASHINGTON TIMES...let's get back to Soros.

This a man who blamed the Jews for anti-Semitism, getting Abe Fluxman -- excuse me -- head of the Anti-Defamation League to call it an obscene statement.

This is a man who, when he was plundering the world's currencies in England in '92, he caused a Southeastern Asian financial crises in '97.

RICHARD ABORN, DEMOCRATIC STRATEGIST: Please, come on. Wait a second. You're so far beyond the facts. Hold on.

BLANKLEY: He said that he has no moral responsibility for the consequences of his financial actions. He is a self-admitted atheist. He was a Jew who figured out a way to survive the holocaust.

ALAN COLMES: Religious beliefs have nothing to do with...

ABORN: Are you going to do a background check on every single Republican contributor to the Republican Party?

COLMES: What I don't understand, Tony...

BLANKLEY: When a man with this kind -- when a man is with this kind of money, and he's spending it on trying to influence the American public in an election -- trying to buy the election; he is not going to -- we have a right to know what kind of an unscrupulous man he is.