Topic: Nazi Occupation

Donors from Pennsylvania, Florida, and Germany are recognized for their contributions. A clip of George Soros describing his childhood during the Nazi occupation of Hungary as "exhilarating" is played. Additionally, a "make-good" note is read for a Dutch donor whose wife's hair salon is struggling under lockdowns imposed by Prime Minister Mark Rutte.

A recurring clip of George Soros from a 60 Minutes interview is played, where he describes the year of the German occupation of Hungary as the "happiest time" of his life. The segment highlights his role as a 14-year-old accompanying his protector in the confiscation of property from fellow Jews, which Soros characterized as an exhilarating experience.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is pushing a new law that could force the closure of the George Soros-funded Central European University in Budapest. Orban accuses Soros of interfering in Hungarian politics and acting as a "great Satan." The hosts revisit Soros's controversial history during the Nazi occupation of Hungary, citing his own 60 Minutes interview where he described that period as an "exhilarating experience."

An investigation into George Soros is announced, featuring a vintage clip where Soros describes the year of German occupation in Hungary as a "positive experience." The hosts plan to "untangle the web" of Soros's global influence and political activities.

The Greek government has officially calculated that Germany owes €278.7 billion in World War II reparations, including a forced "occupation loan" from Greek banks. If paid, this amount would exceed Greece's current bailout debts, creating a "nifty" strategic leverage point against German-led austerity measures.