. >> paul volcker, chris hedges and amy goodman when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following.

when you look at it from amy goodman's point of view it is true. an hour every night in new york. check your local guide for times and station . they claim to be a 950 stations in the country and they don't carry ads or have ratings . they run by contributions from individuals. one can imagine what that lefty list looks like. and their subjects are interesting but predictable and the oakland and new york protest. protestors was all kinds . activists from egypt who admit on the air who want a hand out they admit. and old-time vietnam war veterans and iraqi vets against the war, you name it. they are all there for an hour every day. look for the program if you want to be entertained. and there is a promise to be a lot more and delve deeper and support even more what we now know as the nationwide occupy protest movement. >> there you go, liz. be interesting to see what the winter weather does to those camping out. >> good point. i got up this morn looked out of the window and wonder how many are left in >> thank you, liz as always. >> well, we asked a

talk about drivers asians with great minds that i'm joined by award winning journalist and author amy goodman amy let me package a couple of questions here and toss it to you. as a as a as a set up i'm sure you have some very strong thoughts and i would love to get your observations on this the occupy wall street movement you're referencing a few times earlier where is it going number one number two the mainstream media is attacking the movement for being leaderless and fractured i remember. you know a part of i was in the s.d.s. in the sixty's won't this movement organically move on its own despite the press trying to figure it out and also i'm curious about your thoughts on the heavy strain of ma ways of that's actually running to at least one of those smaller groups those trying to co-opt the occupy movements along with people like the democratic party trying to occupy it but i had a several people call in to my radio show over the last couple days and say almost always using identical phraseology that the machine must be brought down totally and that every aspect of american institutions

. >> rose: we conclude this evening with amy goodman, host of democracy, and chris hedges author of the death of the liberal class and their assessment of the occupy wall street movement. >> this is why the democrats and the republicans are very concerned, you see the republicans changing too, at first they were not accepting this movement. you know, gandhi said it and i will paraphrase it, first they ignore you, then they ridicule you, then they fight you, then you win. and we are moving forward in that process. >> there is no way to vote against the interest of goldman sachs, and so when you shut at safety valve off, you crte movements that seek to tear down a monolithic and tone-deaf and callous power structure and that is what happened. >> paul volcker, chris hedges and amy goodman when we contue. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: volcker is here chairman of the federal reserve from 1979 to987, he remained influential in the range of economic issues,

. >> paul volcker, chris hedges and amy goodman when we continue. >> funding for charlie rose was provided by the following. captioning sponsored by rose communications from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. >> rose: volcker is here chairman of the federal reserve from 1979 to 1987, he remained influentiain the range of economic issues, in 2009 president oba pinted him chairman of the economic recovery board, regulation bill is called e vehicler rule, wall street banks lobbied heavily against it there is growing speculation the final product will include provisions to substantially dilute its intent. >> emerged with public comment, i am pleased to have paul volckeback at th table. welcome. >> thank you. >> rose: so just tel tell me wht you think has happened to what we knew of as the vehicler rule that you intended. >> oh, i think it is okay. there are a lot of commotion about the lengths of the rule and the commentator and all the rest. a lot of lawyers spent a lot of time trying to put holes in this thing and of course the regulators respond by trying to close the holes

amy goodman are, host of democracy now, news news hours, contributory negligence hedges, columnist atleased to have both of them at this table. welcome. welcome. great to be back. >> rose: thank you. tell me what you think this is about and where you think its going. >> i just came fro there because this broadcast, charlie, from zukoti park, occupy, near wall street, and one of th leading egyptian actists, founder of one of t people in the april 6 movement who put up the video in youtube before january 25th, before the egyptian uprising, the major protests in tahrir call on people to go down, ere she was head covered riski everything, a youngwoma she is 26 years old, saying come down to, this is when mubarek had a stronghold on his country. and here she is today, she is running for parliament ingypt, but she came to occupy wall street to address the people there. it is catching on like wildfire. now a thousand sites all over the world, i was just in kentucky and louisville, occupy lieu rill is across from the jail, people have set up tents, the eloquence of the young people and old wh

on that government and religion shouldn't shouldn't be mix of i'd like to move on afghanistan as amy goodman pointed out a little earlier today is the tenth anniversary of our invasion of afghanistan this is now the longest war in the history of the united states george washington didn't fight a war the still no president has fought a war this though i would say frankly that it's not a war there's a there's been no declaration of war and b. looks more like an occupation to me than a war occupations tend to go very very badly as as the soviet union found the same place so any of general mcchrystal came out and said today and this is astounding i remember in the last year the bush administration i was down in new york it was an off the record interview not authorized but it was going to kind of hit with mcchrystal and i said you know what when he was running the afghanistan program and i said you know what are you going to about afghanistan and he said i don't think we can kill our way out of this and i came back on the radio reported i couldn't i couldn't name him at the time i can now anyhow

amy goodman will be here to walk us through it and that is her daughter. >> favorite halloween costume >> i was a devil one year which is probably appropriate. >> i can't imagine! >> thank you, rebecca. >>> dawn of a new era in libya. an interim government is expected to declare the nation liberated now that moammar gadhafi is dead. cbs news correspondent elizabeth palmer is in tripoli. with the liberation is expected to be declared what are the next steps for libya. >> reporter: good morning, russ. well, the prime minister, the interim prime minister has just announced in the last hour that he is going to resign today. that really does underline the fact that a new chapter is beginning. there will be a ceremony tomorrow in benghazi. then the country has to decide who it wants to represent it, because elections are supposed to be coming up by next summer. the first priority, though, has got to be to poll tull the youn you're looking at right now off the streets. they fought bravely to topple gadhafi but that era is over and they need to be brought back under civilian control either to

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