>> you have sciu, have you alf-cio. you have all kinds of groups. >> bill: who are they paying? they are not paying all the demonstrators. >> no. you have the working families parties. we just showed on my broadcast the screen shots that have been scrubbed now from the internet on craigslist where they were recruiting people and paying them 300 to $600 per week to come protest for this. that was a couple of months ago. it was pay to -- we're going to pay you to come protest against wall street and the banks. now it's more organic in nature. have you people on the streets calling for revolution. the media is doing a horrible job in explaining what this really is. what the roots are. how it is global in nature. i'm telling you, bill, i said this two years ago that it's coming. all of it is. >> bill: portraying it as dissatisfaction with the economy based on the unfairness. >> it is not. this is a marxist revolution that is global in its nature. >> bill: they want to create anarchy is that the strategy? >> yes. anarchy. yo

i work for sciu ten to one. i represent health care workers here in the city and county of san francisco. i will keep my comments really short because some people have already made some of the remarks i was going to make and they have done it in a very eloquent way. i just want to say thank you very much to supervisor campos for introducing this legislation. and thank you also to supervisors cohen, mar, avalos, kim and mirkarimi for co-sponsoring it. and i just wanted to give you one -- i was originally going to speak about the consumer aspect but supervisor campos already did that quite eloquently. so i would like to just give one short example from my own life, that gives an example of why the time period is important. when i first came back to the bay area, my much beloved bay area from hawaii, i was on cobra for a while and i had an incident with the dog where i tried to break up a dog fight and it is up at the emergency room. for three hours in the emergency room because that was not a negotiated health car

sometimes he didn't increase concerns people didn't like sciu had intellectuals influential but they were not making policy and they were as influential as it gets so foreign policy isn't made by intellectuals. >> what is neoconservatives on? >> the word is usually used to mean the republican foreign policy approach which is particularly kokesh the u.s. should promote democracy even the world even by force is necessary. this is something where there are routes in the broader american tradition so if the word sometimes overused. the concept of the new conservatism has a lot of broad republican and american traditions. most americans are pretty kokesh on the policy it gets right down to so to say that it was just the neoconservatives that somehow pushed george bush into iraq is not accurate. >> colin dueck your bouck card line republican party in u.s. foreign policy since world war ii published by princeton your chapter on richard nixon is entitled richard nixon and henry kissinger to read >> royte because henry kissinger was just an exceptionally important figure. we will only include

francisco building, trades council, the medical society, the labor council, sci you tend to one, as sciu, unite your local to come a women's community clinic, young workers united, and the building construction trades council. that tells you the broad coalition that is behind this effort. i want to make two points in response to a couple of the things that have been said. it is easy to say this is going to cost thousands of jobs. it is the same parade of horrible things we heard when the ordinance was first introduced. facts have to speak for themselves. the one independent study on the health care security ordinance that was done not by anyone here in the city made it clear that the impact on jobs was not what was expected. there was no job loss because of the ordinance. those people have looked at that amendment and reached the same conclusion. our economist has made it clear the impact on job growth is minimal and in fact, once this law is implemented, you will continue to have thousands of jobs created in san francisco in the next few years. the last thing i would say is that i do be

let's get our community organizers, get the sciu in there. get everybody in there and agitate, agitate, agitate. ramp it up, ramp it up, ramp it up. and let's see where it goes. now, surely, barack obama understands that this is not like the tea party. surely he knows that. >> well, he may try to link them to demonize. >> he has on abulbasher of in occasions. this is a global movement. it's also part of the demonstrations in greece and in london. and sorrows' people stanley greenberg, bill clinton's expollster is deeply involved in the demonstrations against netanyahu and -- this is truly global. i think that ultimately this is a very serious mistake on obama's part. it's way overreaching on his attempt to generate high turnout on the left. george mcgovern in 1972. >> why the 43% of those polled by cbs fail to understand what's happening here? >> well, first of all, it's only beginning to happen. this is the first instance of real violence and street demonstrations in the united states. the occupy wall street crowd in manhattan has been fairl

united federation of teachers and the always reliable sciu. of course, not all workers in the union support bringing down capitalism, they don't. but again, what do these people want? the common thread seems to be income equality. groups like the working families party. and the strong economy for all coalition are basically socialistic outfits. they want the government to take money away from the affluent and give it to them. nice deal if you can get it and you can get it in places like cuba and zimbabwe. soros doesn't want socialism. he is the biggest capitalist on the planet. he wants power and the groups are using the far left zealots to try to achieve that. these people are not asking for voluntary h help. they want to take stuff by force if necessary. it is true the far left is very disappointed with president obama because he has not been radical enough. mr. obama rightly knows the vast majority of americans do not want socialism and while some of his programs are designed to redistribute income the president knows he would be doomed if

the sciu is here. a lot of union members have shown up. clergy have shown up. getting prompts from the folks in the audience, telling me who's here. but there are a lot of people here. we're just going to have to wait and see how this plays out, they say they don't want a confrontation with police. they're trying to be peaceful and exercise their first amendment right. we saw what happened in oakland last night, and people here don't want to see that in san francisco. >> have things gotten, a feeling there, gotten a little more tense as the night progresses? >> reporter: there's definitely a difference between san francisco and oakland, and the occupy mood. in oakland, there was a little bit of tension in the crowd, because we had some people going against the majority there. when they had the fences, the fences stayed up. then you had a very small group who were intent on bringing those fences down. as they tried to bring the fences down most of the other occupy people were urging them to not do that. they didn't want to see violence. they didn't want to see v

. >> bill: one correction i said scic it's sciu. i'm old. i don't know what i'm doing.t was inevitable any politician who rises in america is going to be scorned and mocked. so it is herman cain's turn in the barrel. >> like many americans, i have been swept up by a category 5 herman cain he is the washington outsider who is not afraid to say the things the nation needs to hear, then can't believe it just heard. >> herman cain says funny things. is he not going to be the republic nomination for president. he is a national distraction. >> he may be nuts but his energy is undeniable. they ask him questions, he says i don't know. >> in the race to be the craziest, there can be only one. [ laughter ] and no one puts herman in a coroner. ♪ imagine there's no pizza ♪ final question, do you think herman cain can spell the word iraq. >> never heard him speak so we added voice over and i think it works even better like. this i'm herman cain, and i approve cigarettes. and if that doesn't make me sound crazy, check out this smile. yeah. 999. >> bill: the question will all this stu

the sciu is here. a lot of union members have shown up. clergy have shown up. getting prompts from the folks in the audience, telling me who's here. but there are a lot of people here. we're just going to have to wait and see how this plays out, they say they don't want a confrontation with police. they're trying to be peaceful and exercise their first amendment right. we saw what happened in oakland last night, and people here don't want to see that in san francisco. >> have things gotten, a feeling there, gotten a little more tense as the night progresses? >> reporter: there's definitely a difference between san francisco and oakland, and the occupy mood. in oakland, there was a little bit of tension in the crowd, because we had some people going against the majority there. when they had the fences, the fences stayed up. then you had a very small group who were intent on bringing those fences down. as they tried to bring the fences down most of the other occupy people were urging them to not do that. they didn't want to see violence. they didn't want to see v

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and on behalf of the iaff, f.o.p., american federation of teach rs, national education association, sciusters from the labor movement and the millions of teachers, firefighters, police officers and paramedics who are rank and file members, thank you for joining us here today. [applause] >> i want to first thank president obama for making job creation a top priority for our country. [applause] i also -- -- and i also want to personally thank the vice president of the united states, joe biden, who is scheduled to join us here shortly as well as all of the senate and congressional leaders who are going to be standing with us here today and who i will have the privilege to introduce individually during this event. we are all here to make sure that we demonstrate support for a critical piece of legislation for our nation's economic future. the teachers and first responders back to work act that will soon be voted on in the united states senate. [applause] now let me just say that -- right off the bat, i want to address the critics of this jobs proposal. those who show no meaningful regard for

he feel and he has documents to show that sciu and many others are behind this movement. >> they allle cry. we talked about how they don't have one coherent message. i thought it was interesting in italy their message was they stormed the office outside of goldman sachs and their message was give us money. >> that's what i want to know. is that what you want? you just want someone to throw money at you? give us some tangible solutions. something that the government or wall street or whoever it can actually do realistically. don't tell me to forgive all worldwide debt. that makes you ridiculous. >> that's the issue, right? is that they are venting their anger. they are good at venting. we have heard. >> complaining. good at complaining. >> complaining, venting. but in terms of -- at some point that needs to morph into a solution. >> i understand what they are saying. >> that's what bill clinton said earlier this week. >> if you bail out wall street why can't you bail me out, too, as a citizen who went to college and pays taxes. bail me out. people are saying it has turned violent in s