owner rupert murdoch and jpmorgan chief jamie dimon, catching our own susan del percio along the way. in the nation's capital, half a dozen arrests after they took their message into senate offices, and it has been arrests and fireworks if boston where the occupation there may be the most heated in america. remember, they do have the bona fide history of paul revere and the original tea party, inspiring all those college kids in boston from harvard to m.i.t. to umbc. as a result, police in boston cracking down, arresting 129 on what they call the green necklace, which is a park running off the river up there in boston. how long will these protests go and will they focus on an agenda that is a consolidated agenda to restore fairness? beyond that, can they move beyond the heroes and villains to look at the actual system that we are working inside of for a given tycoon or a given hero will not either bring this system down nor will he or she save it. it is only our collective action to form a system that is rewarding this behavior that gives us any chance of harvesting this anger for pos

karen finney, susan del percio. thanks for your time. >>> the family of a missing ten month old is scraping together a reward fund in a desperate attempt to find the one game changing clue that could lead investigators to their baby girl. lisa irwin was last seen sleeping in her crib. peter, what's the latest? >> reporter: craig, just about 20 minutes ago, we saw lisa irwin's father, jeremy irwin, drove by the family home behind us to pick up the family's mail before taking off to where they have been. they are not speaking publicly, they are keeping the focus on their daughter and the police investigation. heart breaking and challenging time for the family. but investigators had a busy weekend back here at the home, looking for any new clues that might lead them to the missing baby girl. at the irwin home this weekend, investigators tried to recreate how an abductor might have gotten inside as the parents have suggested, crawling through a window over and over, recording the entire thing. sunday, investigators also

here to talk cain and other candidates, karen finney and susan del percio.let's start with you. did you see the interview on "meet the press"? >> i did. >> how did he defense the 9-9-9 plan as well as foreign policy? >> it was terrible. you can really tell that herman cain is not ready for prime time. and also, you know, he kind of has this way about him that in a corporate world you can spin things a certain way. but you can't do that when you are running for president. to say that some people. pay more and the point after new economy is you want people to buy new goods. so if you are creating a disincentive for people to buy goods, and his numbers are off across the spectrum. economists have said the lowest income people will be the hardest hit. he didn't explain himself very well. >> it was certainly a difficult set of questions to deal with. susan, we will stay on cain here. cain just bringing over $2 million wab far back from rick perry's 17 and mitt romney's 14, what is your thought here? it doesn't seem like he has front-runner cash at the moment. >>

republican strategist and msnbc contributor, susan del percio is here in new york. insider and our get money out curator at large, i think is his current title right now. did you ever think you would be a curator? >> i don't even know what that is. >> you're curating as we speak. >> the democrat s and republicas are going to carry this into triple overtime. they just need to let the clock go until it's time to run for re-election. some will say that's already started. but they're worried about keeping their jobs. they are not focused on what americans want. that's why you see the outrage that you do -- >> occupy wall street. >> that's right. and while 125,000, 140,000 people have signed up to get money out, because they areç tired of the system. what's going to happen is, there are going to be elected official who is will try to tie on to the movement, much like they did with the tea party movement. it's up to the people who are out there to boot them out and not let them try and come in and try and harness that. because they'll get sucked into the system. >> so he

and there's only a few million people that live there, as susan del percio was just telling me.ome the new saudi arabia as the world's wealthiest new oil state and become friends to all who would care to be friends with them. how far away from any sort of a reality of a nation is this country let alone a wealthy and powerful oil nation that is loved by the world? >> dylan, before gadhafi, there was a king. he was the leader of that country until gadhafi overthrew him in the late '60s. libya starts on the cadillac of crude. low sulfur content, not a lot of refinery requirement. everybody wants the libyan oil. it is the third largest reserve in africa. and there's only 6 million people. do the math. 6 million divided by $68 billion in revenues and you got a lot of money that can trickle down to that population. >> susan, go ahead. >> oh, ambassador, when we talked about that population, they're basically clans. and i'm wondering, how are they possibly going to get people together and really create a government and split up this money? i mean, it seems that there's still going to b

susan, and jimmy are here. and the debate, it would seem, mr. williams, ms. del percio, ms. finney, would be about the length of susan's hair. if you noticed, the hair ku. it's very nice, wouldn't you say, jim? >> i e-mailed her yesterday morning, sitting in my office, and said, susan, your hair looks fantastic. >> i think i'm hearing, wrap it up, right? >> and no one told me to do it. >> so, listen, the hope, let's start with -- now that we're done with the hair, now we're going to deal with the pope. the pope has called for a central world bank. specifically, calling for the politics of the achievement of a universal common good. this is not to suggest, i don't know where he's going with that, but -- >> it's kind of what he has in common with the occupiers. it's like, no one's going to be a leader, per se, but i'm just going to throw it out there and you guys work it out. >> what do you think, karen? >> i think on the one hand, obviously, the church has a lot of money and assets to protect. on the other hand, it's not -- i'll be a realist on that side. on the other hand, it