caught on tape all right ok ok ok it's got a familiar ring to it one can flashback 9 years to occupy wall street. occupy wall street was about mass unemployment it was about bias among courts and law enforcement and a lack of accountability among the powerful in the united states economic inequality is hitting the african-american community harder than ever the rate of coded $1000.00 infection among african-americans is much higher on august billionaires have gotten through richer amid the pandemic the unemployment rate has risen to 20 percent and that disproportionately affects african-americans not surprising that the sentiments of occupy wall street are peeling right now thanks right guys. thank rate rise. by thanks i think i could see he was like out right guys thanks he's watched the mike the scene outside i haven't changed very much sense that my hair was certainly a lot longer and i was among the demonstrators taking it all in we need to design our own blueprint and we need to start implementing it in the streets parallel. between the 2 movements one primarily white the other primarily af

and it's a movement that if you don't put it down it will get worse and worse this is like occupy wall street it was a disaster in 21 day somebody said that's enough and they just went in and wiped them out and that's the last time we ever heard the name occupy wall street point of view of the of the government and the parties is a very obvious turn of events when people are beginning to focus on the neo liberal power configuration and the failure of the economy to be able to provide the basic human needs this is not just about george floyd that of course was the trigger but thousands of people were in the streets in the streets because they have received their lives flight george floored me look so there's a real anger in the population in these young people out there in the streets of the out there because they are beginning to make certain connections in those connections are way beyond anything called just is just for this one individual george floor. as well as the police citizens are patrolling the streets in minneapolis as well off to stores were looted the same standing guard on stree

, until today when i heard about it, i heard occupy wall street. i haven't heard about it. i heard about it today for the first time in a long time. they were there forever it seemed on wall street. they closed up wall street, the financial district of the world, they had total domination, they were ordering pizzas, nobody did anything. and then one day somebody said that's enough, you're getting out of here within two hours, and then after that everything was beautiful and that was the last time we heard about it. these are the same people. these are radicals and they're anarchists. they're anarchists, whether you like it or not. i know some of you guys are different persuasions and that's ok. i fully understand that. i understand both. i'm for everybody. i'm representing everybody, i'm not representing radical right radical left -- i'm representing everybody but you have to know what you're dealing with. but it's happened before, it's happened numerous times. and the only time it's successful is when you're weak. and most of you are weak. and i wi

this in another campaign called defund the police right so it's idea of defunding right so occupy wall street the funding so activists are starting to figure out like maybe it's the money maybe it's the money right so now what we're going to see very quickly is this idea and the confidence to understand that you have to defund the money itself defund. that's the only way forward until that happens and you are a slave it's not just the individuals but like whoever was 1st on that system we've covered this you know it's a pyramid scheme by nature that's what a few scheme is and that's why those who had the most wealth and power already in 1971 when we went off the global gold standard have most of the wealth right now that's why we see this huge generational income gap not income but wealth gap between the generations since because the older generations when they're at the beginning of the pyramid scheme you know in the black eyes matter protests they're talking about bitcoin as an alternative for the financial system that had 0 press them for so long and in terms of this censorship however we'

get dollars we also see that venezuela where the dollar is the preferred medium or right so occupy wall street back in that 2008 period that was even before pick wine was on the same but there was this idea that you know what maybe we need to go after wall street maybe that's the source of our problems so that was the beginning of the transition from a socialist mentality to an anti feel money mentality and now we have the global insurrection against banker occupation as people begin to understand that the way forward in terms of. achieving some equality and justice and we saw this in another campaign called defund the police right so its idea of defunding right so occupy wall street the funding so activists are starting to figure out like maybe. it's the money maybe it's the money right so now what we're going to see very quickly is this idea and the the confidence to understand that you have to defund the money itself defund. that's the only way forward until that happens and you are a slave it's not just the individuals but like whoever was 1st on that system we've covered this you know it'

. >> it is like occupy wall street enchantment, a few nearby city blocks. >> everything has been peaceful and continue to have the street festival like situation. >> if you look at it, it is not an angry protest. >> primetime blackout according to research cnn and msnbc primetime failing to cover seattle's chop zone after reporting it as peaceful protests for days. >> this despite 3 shootings in the area and the mayor of seattle promising to dismantle the zone. media research's vice president for business dan gaynor joins us live with more. take a look at this. we could just one color bars that are produces produced in a school screen to show instead. nevertheless 0 coverage cnn, msnbc, primetime coverage of chop this week, why is the mainstream media stopped covering seattle? >> they are using the occupy wall street playbook and pretending it is peaceful with one reporter called it should all. meanwhile they ignore the violence, a situation where it is supposed to be black lives mattering they ignore the young african-american was killed in the violence. the chief of police says there ar

similar scenes from when the occupy wall street movement grew a decade earlier. coming up on the program criticisms leveled up the european commission for classified.

i also was thinking about the occupy wall street movement, which of course fizzled out, and maybe bringsback to your point, but occupy wall street did leave us with one important message, and that is the idea that we are the 99%, and putting awareness of income inequality from frankly the bottom of what most americans were concerned about to something closer to the top, and this issue of not just racial injustice, but of what sort of country the u.s. wants to be at a time of the death toll from covid is problematic. guy: we will leave it there. thank you for spending time with us. tena for him. -- fordham. the president will meet with advisor soon to discuss a new relief bill. the president is expected to speak shortly as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: from london, i am guy johnson with alix steel over in new york. trump is likely to have a meeting -- the president is likely to have a meeting this week on a new relief bill. in germany, we have angela merkel tie with their partners over a 111 billion not really -- billion dollar relief bill. essentially pharma -- financial markets are lo

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consider the driver of today's protests across america we revisit similar scenes from when the occupy wall street movement grew a decade ago. and other headlines also this morning criticisms leveled at the european commission for classifying coded 90 as a mid level threat to workers only a move designed to let businesses the safety measures in the workplace.

backs of the rejected and they did jacketed watch them and learn barack obama and to whom the occupy wall street protests were brutally suppressed with battens and rubber bullets and tear gas he's now applauding the protesters hillary clinton whose phone us for football ming things has led to a new black slave industry in libya and she's now tweeting tag black lives not. this chart tells an incredible story of the power of black lives matter as a mass movement your fellow american sahara and you keep marching over the past few weeks we've seen young people in every corner of the country step up and become leaders through organization and mobilization they're showing us that we can sustain this momentum to bring about real change at the end of the day this is a cruel and unjust world for most war as war and politics is politics take libya as an example a decade ago it was well a state it had little or it was ruled by an autocrat but there was one of the richest states in africa people didn't need to see to europe to find peace but then came european and american jets and bombs and the people rath

latest chapter in the global insert action against banker occupation you know we saw it with occupy wall street there was a concerted effort to talk about how wall street and the federal reserve bank are creating wealth and income disparities and distorting the economy and bankrupting the nation that we had an uprising in cairo we have an uprising in athens that we covered in the 5 uprisings all over the world as part of the global insurrection against banker occupation and now it's in the united states and the u.s. dollar i guess is. going to have to be sacrificed if there's going to bandy hope here the thing is they are printing for everybody for the entire world and there are only at the moment fiat's currencies so if you disregard gold and you disregard big queen the like most people in the world don't notice that of course the dollar is the strongest of them all of all the fiasco urgencies because everybody it is the reserve currency so here's jay powell. you know printing money for everything here's his story right here fed bought $3000000000.00 in e.t.f. and may junk bond holdings here i

definitely 2 kinds of atmospheres going on here there's the mix of the block party similar and occupy wall street kind of melded together there's very serious talk about the cynic racism police brutality and what kind of how we want our community to look going forward there are some people who are kind of here almost as tourists but overall the message is getting through matt and clear all around to stay close to the flyers talk to the people killed must be on the police department so giving that all of this is happening during an unprecedented health crisis our people observing basic hygiene rules social distancing using masks and so on is it responsible to be protesting in such close quarters. well something that we've seen really clearly along with all of the other flyers talking about black lives matter is that black lives matter and masks save lives the vast vast majority of demonstrators out in the capitol hill on thomas are wearing masks various levels from homemade to surgical masks today in 95 but the vast vast majority are using p.p.t. and back in the actual main area of the capitol hil

we've seen it in representations around the occupy wall street movement, the power of money, that isnged around the world. so i think there's an opportunity for folks in all kinds of nations at different stages of development to feel strengthened by the possibility of shifting how power is used and abused. lots of people would say we need to take these actions to eradicate racism, but how do you actually eradicate the thought of that black people are inferior somehow, which is almost like an ideology? i would say that eradicating racist thoughts is very different from eradicating the impact of racism. there are the thoughts, and then there are the power structures which allows those thoughts to have power, unfairly, over other people's lives. and we should be working on both. i don't think it's enough to do either. if we change a bunch of processes but don't get inside the minds of people, then it's probably not going to stick. if we get a bunch of people who are thinking the right things but still operating in a corrupt power structure that's designed to dehumanise darker skinned pe

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it's a scene reminiscent of new york's 2011 occupy wall street tent city. seattle's police chief and mayor are giving these protesters their soapbox, as a less-patient president threatens to send in troops. >> these people are not going to occupy a major portion of a great city. >> the threat to invade seattle, to divide and incite violence in our city is not only unwelcome. it would be illegal. >> reporter: mayor durkin is calling it a peaceful expression of collective grief. the activists are demanding police reform and social equality. until then, they say, they're staying put. jonathan vigliotti, cbs news. >> o'donnell: we turn now to a cbs news investigation. minneapolis police officer derek chauvin was accused of misconduct 17 times before the death of george floyd. the complaints aren't limited to chauvin. we've uncovered a history of expressive force allegations resulting in millions of dollars in settlements. here's cbs' jeff pegues with tonight's investigation. in 2012, zach king was leaving a minneapolis nightclub when he was stopped by the police

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it did because we do have a history of encampments here in new york of course most notably occupy wall street but even after that and before that there were smaller encampments you know outside of governor cuomo those office or wells fargo betting during the walk protests. and so there were already i think a network of people who you know how those set of infrastructure who were aware of you know laws like street laws sound laws so that we would be abiding by you know at least some sort of like wallace so that there is no unnecessary reason for the police to escalate. and you know different people all the nearby offering their bathrooms offering there are you know lobbies i think a lot of this was possible because we had already such a good infrastructure so joe support during the protests i mean people even have port a potties that they were able to donate to. so i think my take would be that for other places that might want to take this on or model themselves after you know really think about whether it's strategic use of your time. and what sort of escalation are you trying to do is you kn

against banker occupation that we've talked about before all these groups like black lives matter occupy wall street arab spring uprisings and grace all over the europe all over asia all over the world all have one common fame its interest rate apartheid financial counterfeiting by a few to disenfranchise the many and that's why gold is going up and when you see the stock market going up asop because these companies are making more money is because the underlying currency that they're priced in the u.s. dollar is collapsing because now we're it's the end game as the as anyone. can tell you and as we go i like to say look up gil noble he was a very famous black journalist from the sixty's and seventy's that's what we need today somebody to tell it like it is going to take a break when we come back much more coming your way. with yeah. the simple things workshops and petersburg are public spaces where adults with learning disabilities can engage on equal terms with creative activities like graphics sewing ceramics. cookery and joinery. just giving you shit what's in your records. you know what just is

against banker occupation that we've talked about before all these groups like black lives matter occupy wall street arab spring uprisings and grace all over the europe all over asia all over the world all have one common theme its interest rate apartheid financial counterfeiting by a few to disenfranchise the many and that's why gold is going up and when you see the stock market going up a stop because these companies are making more money is because the underlying currency that they're priced in the u.s. dollar is collapsing because now we're it's the end game as the as anyone with 2 eyes can can tell you and as we go i'd like to say look of bill noble he was a very famous black journalist from the sixty's or seventy's that's what we need today somebody to tell it like it is going to take a break when we come back much more coming your way. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy. let it be an arms race on offense very dramatic to follow only closely and going to exist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time time to sit down and talk. the

. >> this is like an occupy wall street protest.he "new york times" calls it an experiment in alternative community. jesse: now somebody is dead. a guy was shot and the police couldn't respond and save him. a couple people shot, actually. police officers unable to respond to rape and robbery calls because of chaz or chop. whatever they call it. but remember it's trump's fault. the mayor says she wants to cleans things up now. we'll keep you posted on the state of negotiations. while that's happening, seattle residents are sick of these punks barricading themselves in. you can't drive through the area. you can't walk through. it's your own city. as you guys always knows it ends well when people take things into their owned hands. republican senator tim scott took the lead and actually drafted a bill and mitch mcconnell dropped everything and was ready to rock. but the democrats blocked it. >> we could have given at the very minimum 70% of what they say would be important for the people. we say we serve. but instead of having a debate

really social unrest but now it has you can even look at these black lives matter of protest or occupy wall street or the arab spring over there in the middle east you know all around the world wherever there's money printing there's now social unrest and bitch a powell says emphatically no there's no connection d.-o. great no i mean of course we're seeing the slight matter is that these tensions have been building for years and years for a certain reason and that's because people know there's something wrong in the feels like they're being ripped off it was like something's on an error if you can't get ahead in life and you know it's easy to blame it on a specific corporation or specific social problem in a specific location but the reality is these are happening worldwide as money printing is happening worldwide and because that dislocation of capital is happening and those incentives are being formed around it means that you know what would normally happen in an economy where people gradually over time as humans become more productive and we say did we invest we make better products we've still