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it does seem to be growing and certainly we've seen celebrities susan sarandon was down there roseanne barr you know what do you think about what it's going to take for people to start paying attention i mean what how does this movement you know how do the streets of new york city turn into greece turn into tahrir square. i mean unfortunately it's going to take a lot more. it's just so odd to me because i feel like our movement finally started to pick up momentum once you know there there was a video of. police brutality and unauthorized violence and it is true in our country i mean we're more celebrity focused so any sort of attention that that brings a little help but i feel like what's really. going to get people involved in this movement is unfortunately as our economic situation to clients and they really start to feel it. well we really do hope you keep us posted on what's going on on the ground there and appreciate you coming into our studios to talk to us about your experience so see elliott wall street protester from greenpoint brooklyn in our new york studio well it may come as no

so that's why we're out there and that's why we're doing interviews with a fiasco out there in roseanne barr and trying to get you know real perspective of what's really happening there and i'm doing other projects i've got other videos in line to show exactly what the people out there are really want so people can check out on other you to show and of course you can stay right here to argue because we will continue to cover it and that was independent journalist to quit asking so as frustration grows during a time of record economic inequality and poverty and persistent high unemployment as we just talked a lot about the u.s. continues to pour billions of dollars into wars abroad adding up to estimates of trillions of dollars in iraq and afghanistan according to some economists but the payoff isn't always very clear to talk about how this is possible earlier i spoke with andrew basij he's international relations professor it's often university also the author of this book washington rules i asked him having written extensively about president obama the continuing bush era foreign policy i a

we're out there and that's why we're doing the interviews with who paid for us go out there and roseanne barr and try to get you know a real perspective what's really happening there and i'm doing other projects i've got other videos and learn to show exactly what the people want that really more so people can check out our you tube channel and keep checking out our teeth as we are covering it that was independent journalist liquid asking now as the occupy wall street protesters camped out in new york city voicing grievance over inequality poverty and inequality extend far beyond lower manhattan twenty percent of households that receive food stamps had literally no cash income last year fourteen million americans are unemployed forty three percent of them are long term unemployed they've been out of work for a long time yet the richest one percent of the country have seen their share of the wealth grow over the years new vision and activist boots riley earlier i spoke to him and asked him what he sees as the solution. well because the culture of protests and the various movements that have sp

roseann barr capped off the worst rendition grabbing her crotch and spitting.g to a cheat sheet, maybe that's where sarah palin got the idea. darren ravelle sang during august, gave chris jennings an example in wisconsin. ♪ o, say can you see >> with the cheese head and all. that's going to do it for me today. i appreciate your time. i'll see you back here 11:00 a.m. eastern time. >>> craig melvin will pick things up next. i'm not going to say a word. >> probably best for all involved. coming up here top of the hour, jackie o.'s opinion on lyndon b. johnson and m. drling jr. in her own words like you've never heard before. >>> casey anthony's parents are talking for the first time since their daughter was acquitted in caylee anthony's death. >>> top of the hour right here on msnbc. [ male announcer ] this is the network. a network of possibilities... ♪ in here, pets never get lost. ♪ in here, every continent fits in one room. it was fun, we played football outside. why are you sitting in the dark? ♪ [ male announcer ] in here, you're never away from home. it's

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