we had to hiberinate, but now we are resurging. the problem here is capitalism.'s what needs to change. that's what is failing all of these people. i personally don't care about this election. i know other people are working on t. but i am looking at far, far more radical alternatives than political alternatives. i would like to see a new form of politics entirely. >> sean: anarchy is not easy and more radical alternatives are being explored. from the look of the pictures from may day, they seem to be pretty radical to me. this protest turped into a violent and dangerous scene of defacing bank and store fronts and attacking police. joining me to discuss the motives of the occupy wall street group, harrison schultz. >> let me say, thank you for letting a dirty hippy come in and explain his views -- this is the way your news network is portraying us. >> sean: disay you are dirty, a hippy. >> yeah, in august. you were making fun of my friends? >> the ones having sex in public, doing drugs and defecating on cars and breaking store windows, cursing out police approxim

we had to hiberinate, but today, we are resurging. the problem is capitalism that is failing all of these people. i don't care about this election. i know other people are working on it. but i'm looking at far, far more radical alternatives than political alternatives. i would like to see a new form of politics entirely. >> sean: joining me with reaction, fox news political analyst, juan williams, author of "culture of corruption," michelle malkin. you have the seal of approval of the president of the united states, even though from the very beginning, we saw a rape, protective tent set up for women in new york. we saw violence in a number of these movements. we saw, you know, cursing of police officers. all of these incidents, but the president and nancy pelosi praised the movement at the time. that's a problem for me. is it a problem for you? >> i don't think they are praising what you think they are praising, sean. i don't think there is any support from me, i don't think -- i haven't heard much support from anybody from people who