. >> i felt unsafe since the moment i stepped on this campus, but the thing we've been pushin >> i felt unsafe since the moment i stepped on this campus, but the thing we've been push g >> i felt unsafe since the moment i stepped on this campus, but the thing we've been pushing to everyone is that we love mizzou enough to critique and fight against the injustices we face. my first semester, i had someone write the "n" word on my wall. i've been in physical altercations with white gentlemen on campus. i've had other incidents that have gone on. for me, it's just -- i've always not felt welcome at this university because the campus hasn't been in a welcoming and inclusive environment. >> paton, missouri's lieutenant governor was on a radio interview today and said that you and the students had no legitimate authority to drive the president out and were seeking, quote, governance by mob rule. those were his rules. he would said it was reminiscent of ferguson which he called a catastrophe. >> in regards to that comment, i have nothing to say. that shows the lack of leadership in this state

singer: ♪ they're pushin' the paper, but they don't know jack buyin' and sellin' it just like crack nowind out where it's at fishin' with the bait 'cause of the dream collapsed bank of america, how's it go? bought up maryland and... bill you for the office of the cpo... ♪ jeffrey: it was found out afterwards that the goldman had teamed up with a hedge fund to sell toxic securities knowingly to one of goldman's own clients, leading to massive losses to german banks and others who bought bad securities that goldman was peddling so that its partner, a hedge fund, could bet against those securities and make a lot of money. this is american capitalism? this is what's called the free market? i think this is what's called financial fraud. lillian: i would certainly like to see them prosecuted. and i don't mean in the jails that are called country clubs. i would like to see them prosecuted. i would like to see them work for a living when they get out. really work. and mostly i would like to see laws changed demanding accountability. jake: these corporations, they need to be held accountable for