for the secret service agency was agent eight hundred his job was to infiltrate the movement of marcus garvey if they were thinking like that back then why wouldn't they be thinking like that and i think what's most important is that we don't get frustrated or angry or upset or lack the patience to be able to deal with this will there was a sign out here that said you know police offices you one bounced check away from being out here with the rest of us to look at a lot of people that they're angry they're screaming at cops but you're going to stand there just working class individuals whose their boss the mayor the mayor is get money with wall street he's literally. he's closer to wall street than america's newsroom you know to me. that's that's his home and those are his people when they die you pours out a little liquor for them so when he says something to the police commissioner the police commissioner says something to the white shirts and the white shirts kicked down to the soldiers it's similar to what we see in the most brutal parts of the occupation of iraq and afghanistan the most

for the secret service agency was agent eight hundred his job was to infiltrate the movement of marcus garvey if they were thinking like that back then why wouldn't they be thinking like that and i think what's most important is that we don't get frustrated or angry or upset or lack the patience to be able to deal with this move. and be sure to tune in tomorrow for more of marina courtney on his interview with hip hop artist and political activist and world technique i know many of these people feel powerless and are struggling to get their voices heard any way they can and protesting they say is their only hope of being heard the question now is what comes next beyond staying camped out on the streets what needs to happen to see some real policy changes and see some breal results now this movement still has no clear leader but it may not be fair to say that these people are not organized are the correspondent on a stuffy a churkin a takes a look at the day in the life of the occupation. were not missed in the face. or dragged around during police arrests. a peaceful tone prevails at the occu

for a secret service agency was agent eight hundred his job was to infiltrate the movement of marcus garvey if they were to go i got that bit by would they be thinking like that and i think what's most important is that we don't get frustrated or angry or upset or lack the patience to be able to deal with this move . and that was have artists and political activists and mortal technique now while there's a movement still has no clear leader it may not be fair to say that these people are not organized r.t. correspondent on a fantasy a target takes us give us a like a vandal like of the occupation. well not nice in the field. or drives around during police arrest. a peaceful zone prevails at the occupy wall street social. hundreds of people have been out here for over three weeks all day and all night and while some are trying to preserve the movement as just crowds getting around we take a look at the life the occupy wall street protesters leave here is sparse with the camp a buzz around the clock it's really only the dead of night maybe for i don't even know i mean the hours from i don't k