of groups will march on the white house and the treasury to demand the passage of the so-called robin hood tax we'll speak with one of the organizers of saturday's rally in just a moment. let me let me i want to know why don't you let me ask you a question. here on this network is what we're having a debate we have our knives out. to do this right it's about staying there figuring this story will be and i don't want to talk about the mail and me. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realized everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harpur welcome to the big picture. talking about the same story doesn't make it news. no puff pieces i mean tough questions right here. oh the worst you're going to think. why don't you put the. radio in for a minute. that i want. to do because you've never seen anything like the old. bag with a wealth of national indorsements from climate activists small business owners the inclusive prosperity tax a financial transaction tax

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tax so what exactly is that janet you have a robin hood tax otherwise known as a financial transactions tax or financial speculation tax but the tiny tiny tax on each day of swaps stocks futures other forms of derivative financial instruments that's making it a little bit less lucrative to make those kinds of trades but raising a huge amount of money get us a tiny tiny tax so it hits the high frequency trades a lot but not general trades that you and i would be doing you mention those high frequency traders that some huge percentage of trades right now are done by robots and we solve the kind of dangerous effects of that back in two thousand and ten when there was that flash crash in one day. so aside from curbing bad behavior like that and this is what i talked about in the intro of the speculation i mean how much money are we talking about that could be raised. to help. make those re investments that we need we're talking about hundreds of billions of dollars you know in this age of fiscal austerity we're constantly being told that everything has to be done by the private sector becau

the robin hood taxes an idea whose time has come. radicals light nicholke nicolasy and angela merkel have a tax on currency transactions that would bring in $350 billion a year. some of my heroes are the nurses of this country. national nurses united heal america. tax-loss >>> there are a slew -- tax on wall street. there are a slew of good things that 1%ers are for. >> he is not really offering of a lot. >> he is talking about being taxed less than his assistant.

one would be the robin hood tax. the other would be to change the way our tax structure is organized, how to get money out of politics, hold corporations responsible, support attorney general's fighting for for closure relief. there are six of 10. >> have you ever been wrong? [laughter] >> occupy wall street is a moral compass. they are articulating what they think it should be. the lead essay is a shift. i am wrong all the time. >> give me one example. [laughter] >> i said on national television the night -- election night of 2000 as florida was coming in that the election would be decided that night. people may remember that election was decided by the supreme court. it went on for two or three months. it ended up being decided by the governors, bush's brother, a supreme court judge chosen by his father. >>> george bush was asked if he had ever been wrong and said he could not think of a time. he is still saying that. [laughter] humble man. we are about out of time. do you have a short question? >> what is the circ

california nurses association the national nurses united is pushing the financial transaction tax the robin hood tax that's a critically important for this because these folks are extracting a hidden tax from us if we had a tax on their. rapid sales of stocks and bonds we we could have free higher education and that and that state tax we had in the united states. it was eight hundred ninety eight until one hundred sixty four as i recall and f.d.r. kicked it up at thirty five to pay for the c. c. if my recollection is right it was we look at europe eleven countries in europe are starting to institute one of these taxes i asked very little tiny tax on each stock i asked him there's office whether he would support it and he came up with all these you know they came up with these excuses about how they thought it would be inefficient and it wouldn't be able to keep up with the competition meanwhile the competition is instituting in other words the the the billionaires the hedge fund guys have so much money that they basically own this absolutely and the way to get them ultimately is we're going to h

coming up robin hood pretend to be people of england by stealing from the rich to feed the poor after the break we'll explain how he simple tax will go a long way towards making our government less like the sheriff of nottingham and more like the heroic prince of the. us. let me let me respond i wouldn't. let me ask you a question from. here on this network is what we're having the bank we have our knives out if. it is true is the scientists back staying there again you're in a situation where being idle operation talk about your name and me. onto the coal. emission free accreditation free transfer charge is free coming from and free risk free. to tide free. download free broadcast quality video for your media projects for free medio donda r t dot com you. know for. the first. cause.

i am worried about second term is beginning to shape up, what a lot of people fear is a robin hood term. >> in this case, a lot of housing market success is from investors purchasing the homes and bumping up the real estate market, that has triggered obama administration to say, look at this success, and all these mean rich people buying up the homes while students with and those with bad credits are not buying them, well they are not buying them because a conditio can't ad them. charles: we have new agencies they cobbled together, fund lem pendulum from where you could note buy a home, and you had to jump through hoops, now we push the pendulum back in the other direction. we all know, this is probably simple math, we all know what is going to happen with this. >> how about logic? i think we should go back to logic. remember, back when you would go to the bank, they knew who you were, they knew you as a person. bottom line, we need logic. if you want to support housing market and the little guy, stop enabling big banks to go out and scoop up the big deals, clean up the credit agents, g

coming up robin hood pretend to be people of england by stealing from the rich to feed the poor after the break our two panelists will explain how he simple tax will go a long way towards making our government less like the sheriff of nottingham and more like the heroic prince of the. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so for lengthly you think you understand it and then you glimpse something else and you hear or see some other part of it and realize that everything you thought you knew you don't know i'm tom harvey welcome to the big picture. of potentially deadly blizzard taking aim for the northeast it's expected to hit stunning in a few hours from new york to maine we have team coverage of the storm. but what we're watching is the very heavy snow moving into boston proper earlier today it was very sticky you can see it start to become much more cattery down this is the bottom line there is still a lot of snow out here a good place for snowball fight. d.c. it is going to be pretty incredible day there and even record snowfall throughout much of it might still be a slog

over and over the message was he is providing a service and he is like the robin hood of abortion ande is helping women with the problem. he also kept making note of the fact that there is no respect doubt and you can't say that these babies were born alive. and then dr. gosnell i ask you why did you have to ?ip their spinal cords when they were alive if they were not born -- when they were born if they were not alive? it is disturbing to be in there. >> so hard to sit through it i'm sure and listen to it. one of the things we talked about on the show is whether or not there should be more cameras in the courtroom or if cameras in the courtroom actually hurt a case. in this situation where the descriptions were so graphic and the testimony is so hard to listen to, do you think it would have been a good idea for cameras to be in the courtroom in this case? maybe there would have been more coverage of the story? >> although this would have been very difficult for some people to watch, you would have the ability to choose and to see it. it is that important. i think you have to be courag

but the robin hood tax of less than 1% on each transaction. >> half a percent would raise $180 billionmum on wall street transactions. we would get the biggest share that have money would come to new york because it comes from new york. so we would have a federal law guys like the goldman sachs crew can't go to california. in europe they're going to pass it any day now. we could raise money and underwrite what goes on in this city. we have tons of people who are unemployed. 60% of black youth unemployed. >> john: it seems like a very mild form of austerity for those who could afford austerity. you said something bringing people from occupy wall street to a credico administration. what do you have in mind? >> i would use them--they were so heroic after hurricane sandy going out and bringing in relief. i like the concept of direct democracy instead of the way we have it set up. 18% of the public vote. that's it of the eligible voters vote. bloomberg got in with 9% of the voters voting. i don't know if you went down to-- >> john: i'm from there. >> i got arrested five times like i said, a

my favorite hero, robin hood say it's a real mess.he bottom line is they call him a chocolate maker. used think about the vick jury stand, peter norman. the troublemaker. he made me look over a shoulder high sockeye busway people forget about for some reason and maybe you can figure out why. they called him a troublemaker and not even mention his name no more unless john brown. i fed troublemaker, jesus christ. they called him a troublemaker. so when all the dust settled disfiguring good can do need to be called a troublemaker. wap back many people do deter me. i'm a troublemaker and i noticed a man in and i know who never giancarlo says eminem right in the fight to take the liquid to keep on clicking, so be it. the stronger i got. i came back from mexico city. it wasn't bad for me and her young son over there. i felt the pain because my son suffered, my wife suffered. all of my kids suffered. when you do shop up your kids and tell them to take her clothes and put it against the law and have your way think you lost your mind. you have

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because during one of -- during one of john tyler's breaks with the wigs, he was referred to as robin hood. so he embraced that and, therefore, called their home sherwood forest and julia embraced it too. she got there, she basically gave uniforms and gave uniforms to the enslaved men who rode the riverboat so she had bows and arrows as part of their -- as part of -- sewn on the collar as part of their uniforms. >> let's return to sherwood forest and learn more about what the tylers' life was like after the white house. >> the tylers, john tyler was born in charles city county at reenway. and he purchased this house at the end of his presidential term. he came down here once before he retired from the presidency, brought with him julia gardiner. they were married. she said the hand of god and nature have been kind to my sherwood forest, but i can improve upon it. which she did. she had a look around the ceilings. she had moldings imported from italy. she had the mantel pieces brought in from italy and the nocker on the front door has -- you have to look hard to see it, it has sherwood fore

e "nation i think the idea of the robin hood tax, financial transaction tax, speculation tax, it is ana whose time has come. it is taxing a penny, worth three pennies on every hundred itlar transfer of stock, and would slow down the speculative machine, and depending on which legislation you go with, it would provide maybe 350 billion dollars or more over 10 years from and the great thing and i am so glad you are republican -- this is the moment. there is a lot of talk about how we cannot have bipartisanship. i think we can find bipartisanship or even trans- barthes and ship on a slew of things -- trans-partisanship on a slew of things. financeervative german minister has been a strong component of a financial transaction tax. 11 members of the european union have supported a financial transaction tax. we need to bring on republicans, independents among democrats emma people of conscience, who understand that the way our country is going without additional revenue, particularly revenue from those that have made out so well in the last 40 years, particularly the last 10 years, should be

robin hood, the french version. >> yes. i'm not sure what -- ever since the nome was labeled a strategic company -- anyway, we'll disagree. >> it's all about protectionism. but you're absolutely right. if apple was a french company, i doubt that the french government would have the same position. but it's interesting to know that if you are -- if you have an application and you want to develop an application for the iphone, the only way to sell your application is through the apps store. and then if apple decides to remove it from the apps store -- >> no, you don't have to make an app just for apple, though. there are -- you can make apps for other platforms. that's my point. if you've got to talk about this, you can tweet us. still to come on the show, is gold heading for a big drop after 12 consecutive years for a steady rise from the top? welcnew york state, where cutting taxes for families and businesses is our business. we've reduced taxes and lowered costs to save businesses more than two billion dollars to grow jobs,

because during one of -- during one of john tyler's breaks with the wigs, he was referred to as robin hood. so he embraced that and, therefore, called their home sherwood forest and julia embraced it too. she got there, she basically gave uniforms and gave uniforms to the enslaved men who rode the riverboat so she had bows and arrows as part of their -- as part of -- sewn on the collar as part of their uniforms. >> let's return to sherwood forest and learn more about what the tylers' life was like after the white house. >> the tylers, john tyler was born in charles city county at greenway. and he purchased this house at the end of his presidential term. he came down here once before he retired from the presidency, brought with him julia gardiner. they were married. she said the hand of god and nature have been kind to my sherwood forest, but i can improve upon it. which she did. she had a look around the ceilings. she had moldings imported from italy. she had the mantel pieces brought in from italy and the knocker on the front door has -- you have to look hard to see it, it has sherwood fo

. >> clayton: robin hood from now on. >> alisyn: all right. know your thoughts on all of this. headlines and tell us what's happening at this hour. more threats from north korea this morning. advising foreign embassies in their capital to evacuate. this is new video of dictator kim jong un firing a gun during military drills. north korea now warning that it cannot guarantee the safety of diplomats if fighting were to break out there. some experts say to crack down on north korea the u.s. needs stronger policies on china. >> over the course of decades our policy in north korea in stopping their nuke weapons has been a failure. if we want better results we need better tactics and those tactics start with better policy on china. >> alisyn: just more tough talk. former cia head david petraeus. the feds reportedly interviewing him at his home in arlington, virginia as part of the ongoing investigation into his extra marital affair. resigned as cia director last year after his affair with biography paula broadwell was revealed. the feds are trying t