tea party against big government influencing personal liberty and with the occupy wall streeters, they are raging against aristocrats. you know, scrooge mcduck, daddy war bucks. they are influencing against big money. >> while they are on the apple laptop. or a lapple as you prefer to call it. >> what he said, tea party gash -- are they the same side? >> what is going on with my mouth? >> they need cones to block the traffic. >> two sides of the same cone. >> not at all. the tea party knows why they are there. they are organized and have a mission and know how to go about it. the wall street protesters it is a compilation of students and teachers who who hate wall street, but would love to work there. offer a job at goldman sachs to any of them they will take. it but they are going about it the wrong way. if you want to go after big business you don't protest on wall street. you protest on k street. that's where you go. k street and not wall street. >> the people did start out with a muddled message. it was healthcare. it was anti-obama. the general sis of the tea party -- >> by the wa

what do the occupy wall streeters, the 99%, want?t a revolution or communism or anarchy. listen to them. you should take a look at their stories, which they're telling online on a tumblr blog. here's one. "i moved home in august after six months in my friend's basement. between my low wage no benefits job and $70,000 in private loans i could not afford to rent. i'm unemployed and uninsured but i am in good company. i am the 99%." another. "i am 36 years old. i have my master's degree, and i work two jobs. my husband has his ph.d. and works four. we have one jchild and health care coverage. we are luckier than most. my parents can't afford to retire. they live week by week deciding to purchase their medications or pay their bills. what happened to the american dream?" those folks are protesting because they feel like they made a deal. you might be familiar with this deal. you work marred, get an education, maybe take out loans to get that education but you do that because it's what you're supposed to do to get ahead, to reach for that

if brains were soap she could clean all of the occupy wall streeters. i am here with ann coulter.er latest book is a delightful tone called demonic. it is a collection of scary ghost stories. it is just in time for halloween. and he knows the way of the light like i know pocket full of kryptonite. he is the proud chairman of the board. and he has been occupying parts for years and still no one cares. it is my repulsive sidekick, bill schulz. and he is a walking snake in a can. >> i'm back. >> he is that funny and that snaky. his name? sherrod small. >> believe it. >> and he is a paul of squeeze that nobody reads, our "new york times" correspondent, good to see you, pinch. >> why is add more common in the u.s.? well, that is indeed a question, by gum. what is this glass table made from in -- made from? is ann coulter going to set me on fire? is that african-american comic interested on being on a "new york times" commercial? where is my arts and lie sure section? anyone have my aderol? >> i think that is a lesson of -- for us all. >> day four of arm gate. the cameramen are out to r

the tea party says the occupy wall streeters are getting preferential tax treatment.talk about that later in the grapevine. up next, the end of the nato campaign over libya. >> bret: h >>> the latest pentagon report to congress says the u.s. and coalition forces made security gains in much of afghanistan and says the insurgency safe haven in pakistan and the afghan government limited abilities are the biggest obstacles to stability. activists in syria say government security forces killed 29 people today during mass protests. calling for the downfall of president bashar assad. that is the highest debt total in weeks. most of the death occurred in the central cities of homs and hamah >>> libya says it will end the campaign thursday following the decision to lift the no-fly zone. david piper has more from tripoli. >> operation would end 31 of october. >> nato flew 26,000 missions over libya and bombed close to 6,000 targets and suffered no casualties. under the united states mandate to protect the -- united nations mandate to protect civilians, they were not able to def

five." ♪ ♪ >> greg: remember when michaelmore said cops should join the occupy wall streeters?-to-eye. it's fist to eye. so many police have been injured at the protest, the new york police officers union is threatening to sue the pants off the protesters. of course if they're still wearing them. so far, over 20 officers have been hurt. a figure that will only rise if they do nothing beyond sensing frustration in the diapers. turn about isn't just fair play. it's fair awesome. especially when they plan to get the police to react on film to ro mantize the movement. what does it tell you when people at the protest the most, ie the cos want to sue? that they realize gatherings, destructive mix of the homeless, criminal, the left wing agitators, perps, drug dealers, aging anarchist with hygiene issues and misguided grad students mad at daddy. it's just another day at bob's house. >> bob: funny. >> greg: if all else fails make a joke about bob. you the lawyer here. i never heard of this. >> kimberly: this is not common it's utilized but doesn't it seem like it's warranted and approp

he is here speaking with some of the occupy wall streeters. he will be joining us from nearby staten island. >> i am here to represent me as a person and unify me with every other individual person. >> do you feel in peril or danger. >> by what? by voices? what are voices going to do? just a voice an opinion. it's an idea. if you are ignorant you are starir scared of ideas. we have police forces carefully monitoring. >> congressman come on in. do you feel threatened at all? >> i don't feel threatened. >> it's kind of a benign crowd. >> i am also a combat veteran in the marine corps. i don't feel threatened very easily. >> i was going to ask you about libya and iraq. we will have plenty from the crowd. you can see they are having chanting and poetry readings and everything else you could possibly image. first i want to go to politics full contact politics of a more traditional kind. did you see the last gop presidential debate? what does that blogger from the politics and gop? >>> what was it about the dynamic between mitt romney and rick perry

five," tea partiers had to pay thousands to hold rallies in richmond, virginia, but occupy wall streetersr free. so tea party wants their money back. five of us will talk about that and more next. ♪ ♪ >>> i'm jim angele in washington. we'll look at the 201 campaign tonight on "special report." a big day in new hampshire with filing deadline for spot on the primary ballot. molly line is in manchester. and the way president obama is raising funds is drawing questions tonight. we look at the promises candidate obama said about dealing with lobbyists and what has happened since he took office. ed henry is following that for us. we look at how the troubles in europe the tracking in. we have thoughts about what might happen next. subpoenas could be handed out over the solyndra affair. "special report" starts at 6:00 eastern in washington. now back to new york and "the five." ♪ ♪ >> greg: remember when michaelmore said cops should join the occupy wall streeters? that's stupid. they don't see eye-to-eye. it's fist to eye. so many police have been injured at the protest, the new york police office

the tea party says the occupy wall streeters are getting preferential tax treatment. about that later in the grapevine. up next, the end of the nato campaign over libya. [ male announcer ] in blind taste tests, even ragu uss chose prego. prego?! but i've been buying ragu for years. [ thinking ] i wonder what other questionable choices i've made? [ '80s dance music plays ] [ sighs ] [ male announcer ] choose taste. choose prego. host: could switching to geico reon car insurance? or more host: do people use smartphones to do dumb things? man 1: send, that is the weekend. app grapgic: yeah dawg! man 2: allow me to crack...the bubbly! man 1: don't mind if i doozy. man 3: is a gentleman with a brostache invited over to this party? man 1: only if he's ready to rock! ♪ sfx: guitar and trumpet jam vo: geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. >> bret: h >>> the latest pentagon report to congress says the u.s. and coalition forces made security gains in much of afghanistan and says the insurgency safe haven in pakistan and the afghan government limited abi

>>neil: what distinguishes tea partyers, then, from the occupy wall streeters.uest: tea partyers love america and love our system of government and we love our discussion and we believe to we go back to the foundations, the nation will set itself open the right course. i have been to the occupy wall street event they hate this country and our system of government and looking to turn us into a communist nation. >>neil: i love you to death but i have been to the rallies and i will say, yes, you do have extreme elements but i don't think they have a hatred for the country. they frustrated and angry, and some speech mill indepedently and some of yours speak an grillly so i am not dismissing extremism and violence but i am wondering if there is the point that the system as we know it, driven by political or by economics, on that count the president is right. >>guest: the system is ticking people off because we are not following the structure set forth bit founders and what the occupy folks want to do is take us down that same road. they want more government control.

"the five." ♪ ♪ >> greg: remember when michaelmore said cops should join the occupy wall streeters?-to-eye. it's fist to eye. so many police have been injured at the protest, the new york police officers union is threatening to sue the pants off the protesters. of course if they're still wearing them. so far, over 20 officers have been hurt. a figure that will only rise if they do nothing beyond sensing frustration in the diapers. turn about isn't just fair play. it's fair awesome. especially when they plan to get the police to react on film to ro mantize the movement. what does it tell you when people at the protest the most, ie the cos want to sue? that they realize gatherings, destructive mix of the homeless, criminal, the left wing agitators, perps, drug dealers, aging anarchist with hygiene issues and misguided grad students mad at daddy. it's just another day at bob's house. >> bob: funny. >> greg: if all else fails make a joke about bob. you the lawyer here. i never heard of this. >> kimberly: this is not common it's utilized but doesn't it seem like it's warranted and approp

five." ♪ ♪ >> greg: remember when michaelmore said cops should join the occupy wall streeters? eye-to-eye. it's fist to eye. so many police have been injured at the protest, the new york police officers union is threatening to sue the pants off the protesters. of course if they're still wearing them. so far, over 20 officers have been hurt. a figure that will only rise if they do nothing beyond sensing frustration in the diapers. turn about isn't just fair play. it's fair awesome. especially when they plan to get the police to react on film to ro mantize the movement. what does it tell you when people at the protest the most, ie the cos want to sue? that they realize gatherings, destructive mix of the homeless, criminal, the left wing agitators, perps, drug dealers, aging anarchist with hygiene issues and misguided grad students mad at daddy. it's just another day at bob's house. >> bob: funny. >> greg: if all else fails make a joke about bob. you the lawyer here. i never heard of this. >> kimberly: this is not common it's utilized but doesn't it seem like it's warranted and ap

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and all the you know streeters of population of russia are very sensitive about you know any news coming from any state border which you know touching upon internet as. the communication issue but at the same time there are certain principles which is still under discussion with dean different bodies of russian government. first and foremost. propaganda. our of terrorism. secondly our our state our palm and is working on the new or burning state building child pornography. and internet communications in child pornography and we would like not only our school children not only our. children library to ban the access to that type of. of information too but we also would like to to to ban it inside russia. and at the same time the the the the mass communication people are always. looking at any attempt to make an m member into just an lures as the attempt to to you know to reduce the. somehow to affect their liberties so it's always a discussion and i don't know whether. this information about any any any real steps to to introduce anything with the you know mass communication agenda is. ad

he says the anti-wall streeters are more like malcolm x and black panther party leaders while the teare closely resembles dr. martin luther king jr. dr. king's d.c. memorial will be honored in a dedication on sunday where president obama will be delivering a speech as well as my next guest who's going to be speaking that day as well. our own reverend al sharpton, host of politics nation right here on msnbc. nice to see you this morning. >> glad to be here. >> i don't know when you get time to sleep because you're always working and doing something or traveling somewhere. let's talk about the comparisons they're making. when you hear something like that, what does it say to you about how the tea party is viewing the only pie wall street protesters and is it a fair comparison? >> i think that they're trying to in some ways distinguish somethi something. first they're ignores the fak that the occupation wall street group has raised serious economic issues that many of us in today's civil rights movement has embraced. i don't know of anyone who's embraced it. he fought racial segregation,

they do to the association of latino and a streeters and superintendents for well, bridget for recognizing the importance of this topic, and i want to just signal, by recognizing alas by producing what we can do here, our certificate of honor. let me present this to the president, as well. this is to your convening here this october 12, 2011, to the association of latino administrators and superintendent. congratulations. [applause] do not go yet, carlos. he will be busy with you all day tomorrow, and we are celebrating latino heritage month in city hall. he will not be able to join us over there. and i know how carlos so much deserves this, but i want to say it is fun of working with you. you are not only talented, your staff is dedicated, you have gotten the school district focused on things that we had to be focused on. the improvement in that performance is there. we're giving hope to all of our parents from all the things we're doing together. we're europe -- we are uniting the city in ways which we never imagined for so long. it is just another confirmation that we're having this gre

and all the you know streeters of population of russia are very sensitive about you know any news coming from any state border which you know touching upon the internet as. a communication issue of paper same time there are certain principles we trust still under discussion with different bodies of russian government. first and foremost. propaganda. after isn't. secondly our or our. parliament is working on the new war on the building state building child pornography. and. internet communications so child pornography and we would like not only all screw children are falling. through library today and the access to that type of. roar of information through but we also would like to try to ban it inside for us. at the same time the mass communication people are always. looking at any attempt to make an m member just and worse as the attempt to you know to reduce the. two somehow took effect via liberties so it's always a discussion and i don't know where the. misinformation about any any any real steps to to introduce anything. you know mass communication agenda is. adequate i doubt it ano

cantor blasted occupy wall streeters and its sister groups as quote, mobs who he says are pitting americans against one another. nancy pelosi had this to say about mr. cantor's claims. >> i didn't hear him say anything when the tea party was out demonstrating, actually spitting on members of congress right here in the capitol and he and his colleagues were putting signs in the windows encouraging them. it's a democratic system, we don't all agree. we'd have a king if we were all of one mind. we don't, we have different views and part of the democracy of our country is the expression that people give and the constitution guarantees that. >> miss pelosi expressed support for what she called the message to the establishment that she says occupy wall street is sending. >>> german chancellor angela merkel and french president, nicolas sarkozy are vowing to do everything necessary to secure the european banking system. they leaders say they will announce a new plan to capitalize banks and to save greece by november 3 rd. the time of a g-20 meeting in france. let's take an early look at that. cnbc

the next couple hours, between new york city police looking to clear the park of the occupy wall streeters. we'll see how that one ends. evidence that the nhl season has started. who knew? a vicious brawl and post-knockout taunting to go with it. it's the coolest game on ice, you know. that clip later in sports. >>> first, let's get to the news. live at 5:30 a.m. here at 30 rock in new york city. president obama holding a state dinner for the president of south korea last night at the white house. both leaders praising an agreement passed by congress that would open trade between the two countries. the president called it a win for both nations, saying the deal would increase u.s. exports by $11 billion and create 70,000 jobs. while president lee says the deal is going to create a lot of good, decent jobs for the people of america. earlier in the day, senate republicans made their counter offer proposal to president obama's jobs plan, the one voted down in the senate two days ago, calling on the president to enter negotiations and reconcile their plan with parts of his bill. house speaker

it is a, there's a loyal consumer customer base and it's not wall streeters, it's an american company that came out of louisiana. i understand his feelings, i've seen that before. but the reality is revenue growth and bottom line growth. >> tom: all right. you own everything we mentioned tonight? >> yes, i sure do. >> tom: you can send us your e-mails and critiques of course are welcome, it is street critique after all. we'll feature more of your questions and critiques neck week. our guest this evening, hily kramer, gamechangerstocks.com. >> susie: here's what's on the calendar for tomorrow: quarterly results from google and j.p. morgan chase. and the international trade balance tells us if the u.s. imported or exported more goods in august. also, galleon group founder raj rajaratnam is scheduled to be sentenced for securities fraud and conspiracy. the hedge fund billionaire faces up to 24 years in prison. the financial fallout from last year's oil disaster in the gulf could be far from over. the "wall street journal" reports contractors for b.p. could be fined by the u.s. government

we're here so it seems like the bottom line is the protesters are less interested in talking to wall streeters and washington themselves and more interested in keeping the conversation and the power among the people themselves. and coming up soon artie goes backstage at the newly refurbished bolshoi to discover the ambitious engineering that led to russia's most famous bait are making a major comeback to stay with us here in our. welcome to the. moon is going to trip to a magical land where test asides are just plausible anymore for schoolchildren to live and learn without ever opening a paper book or einstein's dearest in the laws of physics no longer apply and we're big can always be bigger still be afraid take my hand and enjoy the ride on technology update here on r.g.p. . just. a very warm welcome this is your news today protesters on the. streets they have. to get the status of the human experiment. and it's. close to. close. to the u.s. crash. programs increase the total economy. she's available in the ground. to turn you. into and you can see. her. there with. her. would result. in her

we're here so it seems like the bottom line is the protesters are less interested in talking to wall streeters and washington themselves and more interested in keeping the conversation and the power among the people themselves. pakistan gets slammed by the u.s. for not doing enough to root out the taliban it's not about south of military leader claims his country isn't to blame but address musharraf accuses india of helping relations between pakistan and afghanistan turns sour which he thinks is only fueling the region's insurgency are just military contributor examines his claims. of being the true pakistani general came out with his latest review regarding this situation in afghanistan well what a surprise he blamed india for turning again a stand against pakistan is reason because diplomats intelligence and military officials from afghanistan are getting training in india and they are coming back indoctrinated anti pakistan views that's what general musharraf things in reality the trini or military and civilian officials in other countries cuts both ways and even could backfire big time cia

we're here so it seems like the bottom line is the protesters are less interested in talking to wall streeters and washington themselves and more interested in keeping the conversation and the power among the people and that. shortly artie asks what we're going to do with the oil runs out which could be sooner than you think all that's up ahead here on r.t. . thank. on. a very warm welcome to you this is your news today protesters on the walls. they are. ladies in chance to get the chance to get the status of the human experiment if. we pursue a program business right here is what it knows absolutely trying to censor global economy and it's our changelings us financial temple the research linked to maintain our confidence in markets and i think you don't want to be using trade imbalances recession look even emissions close to seeing a sub prime loans close. to fail so we played the game feelable i think is the u.s. crash and seven in smashed killing teams is like ultimate injustice in athens greece the ultimate poor sportsmanship just programs increased its old economy. but i. was struck by so

we're here so it seems like the bottom line is the protesters are less interested in talking to wall streetersand washington times that and more interested in keeping the conversation and the power among the people themselves. well legendary bolshoi theater has finally reopened its doors after six years of refurbishment and delays tell it to thousand people took their seats for an exclusive performance at r.t.s. and katrina among them she has details now of how the grand theater made its way back to the forefront of russia's cultural stage. that's the kirby one toppled the first son in six years it rebuild every one of ation that ranks as the most meticulous and expensive indicators history and it was impressive because in the first place it was renovated according to the original vision of the czar so. the ramana venus to all hammer and sickle emblems were at replaced with the regional symbol of sars russia the double headed to eagle no detail was considered as sticks and seed for challenging and the least of those invited to come to russia to come to the bolshoi in this first night was very

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we're here so it seems like the bottom line is the protesters are less interested in talking to wall streeters and washington themselves and more interested in keeping the conversation and the power among the people themselves. well short of the r.t. asks what we're going to do with the oil runs out which could be sooner than you think all bets are bad here on r.t. . a very warm welcome to you this is your news today protesters on the walls street they have to. leave the sentence when you're in the chances to get the status of the human experiment is it. because your problem is in this rap music or did those movies loosely trying to make sense of global economy and its arcane things as financial templates the research clambering to maintain our confidence in markets and think you don't want to be easing trade imbalances recession look the missions close to collapsing a subprime loan foreclosed homes people. to fail so we play banks again feelable i think is us crash and seven and. killing teams is like putting it in a closet in athens greece the i.m.f. import strikes me i'm just programs incre

we're here so it seems like the bottom line is the protesters are less interested in talking to wall streeters and washington themselves and more interested in keeping the conversation and the power among the people themselves. that wraps up our news this hour i'm sean thomas and thanks for watching r.t. international i'll be back with the headlines in just a few minutes. and broadcasting live direct from the heart of moscow to survive the bloodshed with us let's take a look at your time it's frozen out occupy wall street activists face police pressure to move on after they have their feeding and power generator seized as winter starts early in new york authorities claim but yours could have presented a potential hazard but campaigners say it's just another attempt to silence their. activists say at least thirty protesters are killed or made new clashes in syria as the arab league calls on damascus to end of violence and protect civilians ministers are due to meet syrian officials on sunday in the qatari capital doha in an attempt to resolve the crisis. plus a special report of the man respons

we're here so it seems like the bottom line is the protesters are less interested in talking to wall streeters and washington themselves and more interested in keeping the conversation and the power among the people themselves. that's been reported snow in new york tonight will bring you the very latest on the ongoing situation there of course the coming hours here on i think it's all swore by it as well as we have protesters wrapped up soon tonight r.t. goes as well backstage at the new to refer bolshoi theater to discover some ambitious engineering brought russia's most famous theater back to life was a great show last night if you didn't see it we got online as well for you tonight it's here on our team from moscow this something the twenty ninth of october the time is now coming up to the school but after twenty six minutes past. the. welcome to the. coolest college trip to a magical land where test asides are just trouble anymore for school children to live and learn without ever opening the paper book for einstein's theories in the laws of physics no longer apply and we're big can always

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we're here so it seems like the bottom line is the protesters are less interested in talking to wall streeters and washington themselves and more interested in keeping the conversation and the power among the people themselves. now moscow's legendary bolshoi theater has finally reopened its stores after six years of referred to and delays well nearly two thousand people took their seats for an exclusive performance with. them while she has the details of how the grand theatre made its way back to the forefront of russia's cultural stage. that's the current one top for the first time in six years it rebuild every one of ation that ranks as the most meticulous and expensive in the theaters history and it was impressive because in the first place it was renovated according to the original vision of the stars so for the ramana dynasty all hammer and sickle emblems were at replaced with the regional symbol lofts artist brush of the double headed to eagle no detail was considered as to expensive or challenging and the least of those invited to come to russia to come to the bolshoi on this first nigh