it gave way to the chance all day, all week, occupy wall street. e chant started out slowly, almost halftime, the quick and as the n.y.p.d. swept the streets. altercations of this of this is a police line surge pushing never got the street and onto the sidewalk outside trinity churchyard. some protesters pushed back until a sort of officers overpowered that. others hurled idols which are objects from a bar. when enabled onto a police cruiser and threw himself onto the crowd of police. cries rang out. fascist. you are protecting? and shame. other protesters called the police to join them. they are stealing your pensions, to some shouted. within a matter of minutes, police reclaimed broadway. ministry was clear to those who defy police were arrested in god, some had to change their tires, which bought the morning traffic for additional 30 minutes. this traffic resumed, those rereading made their way to the square were general assembly was already debating the movement next step. by 6:00 a.m. the throngs of protesters had dispersed. only few dozen rema

and in the past six-to-eight months, we heard about occupy wall street. we have seen it happen across the country starting in new york city. the media wants to write the narrative that occupy wall street is alive and well and they post their pictures and their videos and everything of their bright signs and boisterous people and they are writing these stories that the tea party movement is dead. i have news for them. the tea party movement is not dead. we're alive and well. [ applause ] >> we are alive and well. we have grown and matured into tea party 2.0. don't judge us by the signs or people who show up at the rallies, but judge us on election day when occupy wall street is still out at their rallies or at the protests because they are mad. the difference in occupy wall street and tea party movement is that we have great ideas. we have truly changed the political landscape. not only on a federal level, but on a state and local level. that is what is happening across the country. we are having an impact. we are not backing down and we are not giving up.

a piece of history that was really descriptor that didn't claim to be the official voice of occupy wall street, but that was going to try as we were putting it together to mirror the principles of occupy wall street and that it was going to be participatory and horizontally organized. anyone who wanted to be part of putting the book together could be but it was going to be democratic. and it was going to be written by a collection. i was sitting on the steps in zucotti thinking, this is going to be quite difficult to get over to this crowd through the people's microphone. but i reassured myself by the fact that actually, it's actually a very small general assembly that night. there were probably no more than maybe 100, 150 people at the most at the g8 that night but just before the this section of the agenda that i was to come up on, michael moore who was speaking on the other side of the park finished speaking and about 2000 people turned around and came and sat in the square in front of us. so it was very very nerve-racking. fortunately, the fact the 2000 people came to join the general asse

in the past 68 months, we have heard about occupy wall street and seen it happen all across the country in new york city. the media want to write the narrative that occupy wall street is alive and well, and the post their pictures and their videos and everything of their bright signs and forster's people, and they are writing these stories that the tea party movement is dead. well, i have news for them -- the tea party movement is not dead. we are alive and well. [applause] we are alive and well. we have grown and matured into a tea party 2.0, and do not judge us by our sons or the number of people that show up at our rallies, but judge us by our votes on election day when occupy wall street is still out that their rallies or at the protest because they are mad. the difference in the movements is that we have great ideas. we have truly changed the political landscape. not only on a federal level, but on a national -- on a state and local level. and that is happening across this country. we are truly having an impact, and we are not backing down, and we are not giving up. if anything, th

that is really -- i think it is the seriousness of the tea party movement that stands out from occupy wall street. i occupy wall street is no different from any other g- eight protests that has taken place for the last 20 years. it is anarchists, women college students, and free market types. the tea party movement was very focused. we are 50% of america. we care so much about this country. our goal -- the reason why the tea party started was because a whole host of americans individually decided that they were fed up with america. we were fed up with the leadership in washington, and we were fed up with republicans. that was the key thing. we were fed up with republicans. it was not obama. it was the active republicans supporting charlie crist over marco rubio. it does not matter what you believe, it matters what party belong to. i think he partyers around the country recognize that the republican party no longer represented their interests as economic conservatives. and so -- but i think the major thing -- you know, it was not just dislike of the republican party. it was anger at ourselves too,

in the past six-eight months, we have heard about occupy wall street. all across the country starting in new york city. the media wants to write to the narrative that occupy wall street is alive and well. the post pictures and videos and everything of their bright signs and a boisterous people. and then they are writing stories that the tea party movement is dead. i have news for them. the tea party movement is not dead. we are alive and well. we have grown and matured into tea party 2.0. judge us by election day when we are out voting and they are still out with their signs. the difference is that we have great ideas. we have truly changed the political landscape. it not only on a federal level, but on a state and local level. that is what is happening across this country. we are truly having an impact. we are not backing down. we are not giving up. if anything, this tea party movement will have an impact on the united states senate when we take the gavel out of harry reid's hands. we are going to reclaim the house. the reason the tea party movement ha

well the back of the big picture on top marvin coming up in this half hour occupy wall street is gain some powerful supporters who are they and give their support give occupy wall street the lasting power it needs and incentives daily take the nation's wealthiest loved to steal candy from children seriously but what else have they been stealing over the last three days it's. about the rest of the news in yet another glaring example of why occupy wall street is so necessary take a look at the general electric corporation according to a study by the center for tax justice general electric earned eighty one point two billion in profits over the last decade eighty one point two billion that's eighty one thousand million dollars in profits that's a heck of a lot of money but guess what the average tax rate paid by g.e. over the last decade was well first let's take a look at a hardworking high school teacher for comparison in wisconsin for example who makes fifty thousand bucks a year he or she would pay about a twenty five percent income tax rate plus around twelve percent payroll taxes.

here is the occupy wall street and not a single one of them but. >> bill: occupy wall street isn't inf anything. they don't like barack obama. they are really far left. >> let me show you an interesting spot. they say they represent 99% but the latest polls show 50% of americans are actually against abortion. >> bill: right. all right. the reason y we do theeg these segments. what we said at the beginning is absolutely true. far left anarchist movement. ladies, good work. we appreciate it. we are sorry about the girls in rhode island. we're sorry you had to go through that. it's part of the process in this country. factor moves along, megyn kelly on whether eric holder go down. jesse waters on the rivalry in the superbowl. >> what do you have to say about that. >> on the o'reilly factor they have a segment called patriots and pinheads. up in boston we're the patriots. >> stay tuned for those reports. [ male announcer ] the inspiring story of how a shippingiant can befriend a forest may seem lie the stuff of fairy tales. but if you take aw the faces on the trees... take away the pixie

journal thank you for saying time to speak with me again what do you think will happen with occupy wall street twenty twelve occupy wall street's gone global you know people keep looking to america for something to happen here and then the rest of the world kind of latches on to it even though you think that american spirit is dead this whole world kind of focuses on the united states for the center of some kind of social economic geo political or cultural change and occupy wall street was just that it inspired an occupy movement worldwide we call it the invasion of the occupied by tentacles reaching out all over the world when you caught one off another one. it's an estimated eighty countries in one hundred twelve there is no stopping it and by the way the very police brutality that tried to stop the movement in wall street is what brought it to the forefront the movement is not going to stop winters and things are quiet now. the governments around the world do not know how to control the. all the events of police brutality against occupy wall street activists took place before the national d

the autumn of two thousand and eleven a phenomenon a grassroots movement that we all know as occupy wall street became the growing face and voice of america but at the start of two thousand and eleven there was one man that predicted of movement such as occupy wall street would be sweeping through the united states and that man is my current guest here to speak with our teeth gerald solenn t. founder of the trends research institute and publisher of the trends journal thank you for sitting down to speak with me again what do you think will happen with occupy wall street twenty twelve occupy wall street's gone global you know people keep looking to america for something to happen here and then the rest of the world kind of latches on to it even though you think that american spirit is dead this whole world kind of focuses on the united states for the center of some kind of social economic geo political or cultural change at occupy wall street was just that it inspired an occupy movement worldwide we call it the invasion of the octopi like tentacles reaching out all over the globe when you cut on

and occupy wall street was just that it inspired an occupying movement worldwide we call it the invasion of the octopus like tentacles reaching out all over the wall when you cut one off another one grow. it's an estimated eighty countries in one hundred twelve cities there is no stopping it and by the way the very police brutality that tried to stop the movement in wall street is what brought it to the forefront the movement is not going to stop winters said things are quiet now the governments around the world do not know how to control the. all the events of police brutality against occupy wall street optimistic place before the national defense authorization act was signed by president obama what can happen now to all the americans that speak out against the way that their elected officials are governing the country one of our top twelve trends for two thousand and twelve is battlefield america it's going to be the will of the people against the will of the government the senate of the united states of the house of representatives the gang of five. and deciding like this guy lindsey

the dockyard wall street folks heard that we were going to have you on the show we got a e-mail from their p.r. department the official new york occupy wall street saying that i've presented declaration and it's called for a national general assembly in philadelphia in july is not affiliated with or indorsed by occupy wall street and the organizers plans blatantly contradict occupy wall street's stated principles and quote. response. it's not unusual that when progressives set up a firing line they stand in a circle and they point in words. i think it's accurate to say that this is not an organization that is affiliated with occupy wall street it's moved by the spirit of the occupy encampments all over the country. you mentioned a couple of things that are in the draft declaration the actual declaration will be written by the delegates from philadelphia. jobs for all right to work. get. being workers organized is something that we all have in common yet the occupy wall street movement is moving in one direction they're occupying camp that's all over the country and there are probably as many fingers on the hands to wiggle upwards as

-- next step for occupy wall street? >> what is your main interest in the issues raised by occupy wall street? if it is money and politics, you should join with those who are occupying the supreme court, fighting in states for clean money reform, and fighting for an amendment strategy to overturn the citizens united decision, and fighting in elections to change the supreme court

here's another one, "occupy wall street, the 99 percent is you." now, what this shows, i think, is that at occupy wall street, certainly 'the flag is not sacred, i think america is not sacred.' the left tends to be wary of nation states. and this is, i think, a nice example of how sacralization blinds you. and on the right, where they do sacralize america, they can't think about the nuances about how america is not always right, american foreign policy did contribute to 9/11, but you can't say that because people on the right will see that as sacrilege. so they're blind. whereas people on the left have a more nuanced view. so, you know, everything's a rorschach test. as long as there's any ambiguity, one side will see the things that damn it, the other side will see the things that praise it. >> but isn't there reality below that rorschach test? if occupy wall street is saying, 'inequality is growing, the american dream, upward mobility is disappearing. fifty million people in poverty,' something's wrong with our democratic and capitalist system --

i really think they're doing this based on their ultimate fear of the occupy wall street movements in this country the face of a freedom fighter or a terrorist here in the u.s. the line between the two is growing increasingly blurred obscured by fear and the fog of cyber war you see catherine of r.t. washington. larry spoke with david c. ben journalist and host of the show on how potential cyber warfare could affect the rights of every day u.s. citizens take a listen. i think the term cyber terrorism is a real misnomer it's something to get the sheeple behind this ridiculous idea that you fight hackers with physical force with drones that drop bombs and with hit squads that literally come into your apartment and could potentially execute you in the middle of the night it's such a ridiculous response to what amounts to defacing government agency websites if you take down a government agencies website that is not terrorism you're not killing anybody you're not harming anybody you're creating an inconvenience to be sure and it's definitely a criminal activity but it is not terrorism and

and they're sticking it to the man or the men in this case from occupy wall street to occupy corp it's going to bring you the latest from today's nationwide protests. and syrian protesters are making a call to arms but who is are exactly is supplying them with weapons that's still up for debate generals from the free syria army say that it's the u.s. and france so does that mean that diplomacy is dead. good evening it's wednesday february twenty ninth happy leap day to you it's four pm here in washington d.c. i'm lucy catherine of when you're watching r.t. . well north korea says that it is ready to halt its nuclear program and missile tests in exchange for food aid from the united states it may be one less nuclear threat to worry about for now but here in washington all the attention seems to be focused on iran's alleged quest for the atomic bomb but the islamic republic insists that its nuclear program nuclear program is essentially peaceful earlier today the supreme leader ayatollah khomeini said that holding nuclear weapons is a sin of course that's not likely to quiet the drums of

inside story about how department of home land security might have been involved in breaking up occupy wall street. the whole occupy movement all across the country was it coordinated, the tamp down of it by the federal government? find out tonight. >> warren buffet makes a great case for raising corporate travels and this is the brilliant gop honest. >> warren buffet should just write a check and shut up. >> we're going to shut chris christy's mouth up tonight showing him the real facts. you know what? it's go time. >> born free yes that's kid rock singing for mitt romney. here's what i don't understand. if this was a democratic getting endorsed by a guy like kid rock wouldn't it create an absolute uproar? i remember when everybody went x-rays, look at these songs by kid rock. roving gangster? that's terrible. black chick, white guy, i'm not sure republicans into that. single father, i hear they speak out against that all the time. early morning stoned pump. that what romney is? and cadillac? you never met a mother [bleep] quite like me? [bleep] off [bleep] that and [bleep] you blind. can you ima

and they're sticking it to the man or the men in this case from occupy wall street to occupy the preparations going to bring you the latest from today's and nationwide protests. well at least wednesday to you it's february twenty ninth pm here in washington d.c. i'm lucy catherine up in you're watching our. well it's one less thing to worry about when it comes to nuclear weapons as north korea agreed to halt its program in exchange for food aid from the u.s. but here in washington the worries are aimed at a nother republic the islamic republic of iran that's a legit quest for the atomic bomb that tehran insists that its nuclear program is peaceful but israel doesn't quite agree in fact the israelis have threatened a preemptive strike of military strike against iran's nuclear facilities and this is a position that does have wide support among american lawmakers and it seems among the american people as well in fact a recent pew research survey found that a majority of good voters here in the u.s. would support a strike against iran if sanctions fail but the survey also found that a record numb

. >> i occupied wall street before there was occupy wall street. >> and is bill o'reilly fair and balanced physically? >> both. >> the president is doing a great job, go, obama, go. >> i thought sandra bullock and angela jolie had the best answers. >> a good assignment. >> and i'll read from my horoscope, if a loved one is acting strangely, it could be you've become detached. and also, greg, confess to killing that drifter in 1987. >> they just did. >> and remember last week, we were talking about ho-ho-and ding-dongs and i said crimpet. there's no such thing as a crimpet. >> a-ha. >> crimpet. >> nice job, i've never seen those. >> yes. >> and can i have one? (laughter) >> i love how you-- >> and she says she'll go hungry the whole show. >> and almost ate your cough drop. >> one more thing. >> yeah, i have one more thing, on a serious note, a fellow celebrating his 30th anniversary of sobriety tonight, his name is tom, c, anonymous as per our alcoholics anonymous and tom helped me get sober and helped hundreds of people and i tell you, man i wanted you to watch, you deserve everything, and

this while the social safety net is disappearing we talk about occupy wall street and the global rebellions that were occurring in two thousand and eleven and are continuing on two thousand and twelve it's a response to these cutbacks in social services in the interest of corporate power instead enormous sums are being pumped into projects that are far from a priority for those who live here here you have an eight million dollar park. that was built. toxic waste stands empty in the nonresidential area billions of dollars are being misplaced you know and into the hands of the corporations of the rich and it is crazy that is two thousand and twelve and conditions like this in the bronx with countless trucks passing through drugs and prostitution are rampant. judge here obesity walks hand in hand with hunger books signs of poverty i don't know how many hundreds of flood pantries in the bronx just like this month got you know that food needs to be two hundred people lined up tuesdays and saturdays look the same here for jobless people out on the street in the mainstream media what we see is a l

perception is that occupy wall street is a bunch of cooks and want to tear down the society. that's the perception. >> no. i don't think that's perception. >> 62% are against the occupy wall street movement. when it started most americans were for it. >> it's not a popularity contest honestly. >> bill: it is a perception contest. >> no, it's not. >> bill: what is it then? >> this is a serious movement that is challenging our democracy. people are frustrated, bill, when you look at the republic primary the way that billionaires have taken over the super pacs, people feel this is their only way to have their voices heard. >> bill: if most americans don't respect the group any longer, which the polls say is true, because it's been hijacked by your own admission by the kook fringe, what good is the group anymore it's lost credibility. >> it has not lost credibility. this may give the movement quote unquote bad pr. >> bill: i think it might. >> the broader movement. >> bill: it's tied in. >> it stretches beyond oakland. it stretches all across the country. they have to keep their e

in the past six-eight months, we have heard about occupy wall street. en it happen all across the country starting in new york city. the media wants to write to the narrative that occupy wall street is alive and well. the post pictures and videos and everything of their bright signs and a boisterous people. and then they are writing stories that the tea party movement is dead. i have news for them. the tea party movement is not dead. we are alive and well. [applause] we have grown and matured into tea party 2.0. don't judge us by our signs. judge us by election day when we are out voting and they are still out with their signs. the difference is that we have great ideas. we have truly changed the political landscape. it not only on a federal level, but on a state and local level. that is what is happening across this country. we are truly having an impact. we are not backing down. we are not giving up. if anything, this tea party movement will have an impact on the united states senate when we take the gavel out of harry reid's hands. [applause] that's r

i really think they're doing this based on their ultimate fear of the occupy wall street movements in this country the face of a freedom fighter or a terrorist here in the u.s. the line between the two is growing increasingly blurred obscured by fear and the fog of cyber war you see catherine of our washington. and to talk about what's being considered a new form of warfare bera brown founder of project pm joins me now. so the pentagon now says they can respond to cyber attacks with physical attacks in other words you mess with our cyber security bombing is not off the table how do you feel about this. well that's no concern you know they're going to you. soon what they see. you know traditionally military sponsored and i mean already they respond to these things when crucial long or. doesn't grow. if you're going to mount a missile is known as awkward. and that's going to lose time goes by regarding this situation. zander and who allegedly off the record talk about potential attack by anonymous against our next two years that seems very very likely to have been something that was int