a proud carrying member of the seiu is not happy.ked for a statement by the seiu and our request was ignored. but it could be mixed messages. what do you make of this and the seiu funding this office? >>guest: well, what we think is basically we are not happy. we don't want our money going internationally. we have needs in the community. we have needs in our members and we want our doles do stay local. it is sad to know that when the money leaves your pockets it ends up anywhere and you have in vote or say where the money is being spent. not happy about this. >>neil: this stuff gets the members interested, and i don't if that is the view for getting a rented office for occupy wall streeters but their cause is your cause, and something like that, you don't buy it? >>guest: well, their cause, their movement, it is their movement. it's what, it is drying them, the force that driving this movement and i don't want to talk about and it i don't know the details but the movement we have holly is, we feel we are the 99 percent, the union are

prior to coming to the aflcio cindy worked for seiu from 2007 to 2012 and in various capacities as the mid-atlantic area political director, senior legislative advocate and coordinating manager overseeing seiu's retiree problem and as a field director for the south carolina democratic party and provided technical assistance to candidates for city council, mayor and school board and has a ba from the university of south carolina. marcus mason is a partner at the madison group. he is responsible for managing the firm's transportation, energy, tax and homeland security portfolio. in addition, he focuses on crisis management, complex integrated campaigns and coalition building. he has more than 15 years of political and policy experience. prior to joining tmg he served as amtrak's senior director of government affairs. a member of the board of directors of the black caucus foundation and on the political action committee and also a published author who writes spy thrillers which i just found out. next we have my home boy, jeff johnson. jeff is an award-winning journalist, social activist a

miss henry herself has visited the white house a number of times as has the former head of the seiu, andy stern. who has also been a frequent visitor to the white house and remains deeply involved with the union. from their d.c. offices, the occupy leadership e-mails game plans to their hardcore members. telling them where to assemble, what to protest and even what to wear. today, for example, the occupy agitators were told to wear red for new york city protest. again, the goal of the occupiers is no longer to raise awareness of economic injustice, it is to disturb the peace. and attack those with whom they disagree. the occupiers have big plans for the political conventions this summer and disruption is the strategy. it's long past time for president obama to condemn the anarchistic element of the occupiers which is now dominant. instead, the president falls back on protecting freedom of speech platitude. sure, tell that to the chicago cop who got stabbed, mr. president. that's a memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction, with us between a r k rockand a hard place. >> i say ther

miss henry herself has visited the white house a number of times as has the former head of the seiu, andy stern. who has also been a frequent visitor to the white house and remains deeply involved with the union. from their d.c. offices, the occupy leadership e-mails game plans to their hardcore members. telling them where to assemble, what to protest and even what to wear. today, for example, the occupy agitators were told to wear red for new york city protest. again, the goal of the occupiers is no longer to raise awareness of economic injustice, it is to disturb the peace. and attack those with whom they disagree. the occupiers have big plans for the political conventions this summer and disruption is the strategy. it's long past time for president obama to condemn the anarchistic element of the occupiers which is now dominant. instead, the president falls back on protecting freedom of speech platitude. sure, tell that to the chicago cop who got stabbed, mr. president. that's a memo. now for the top story tonight. reaction, with us between a r k rockand a hard place. >> i say ther

[applause] >> hello, i am mcchrystal -- crystal java, and i work for seiu 1021. i am also the daughter of a homeless man. when nonprofits are cut, it impacts not just the folks that work there, but also the people they care for. for the last five years, san francisco city funded nonprofits have not gotten an increase from the city. during that same time, health care costs have gone up an average of 10% to 20% for these organizations, workers' comp costs have gone up, workers are under more pressure. flat funding is a cut. along with the budget justice, we are asking for an increase this year for nonprofits. we would like your support in getting that. thank you. [applause] >> my name is darnell boyd and i am a tenant organizer. i am also a tenant representative at the mission hotel. when i got here two years ago, i used to run from the emergency shelter to the hospitality house, in the rain. the hospitality house helped me a lot. i used to have to run past people huddled over in doorways, in the rain, sleeping in wheelchairs'. i used to think, how can a city -- a

from july of last year when they started envisions what occupy wall street would be we had unions, seiucio. the international social lis movement. the american communist party. go look at the early feet oaths of awful the banners of the american communist party out there. megyn: we can't a tribute that violence to those specific groups. >> you have to understand why they are acting like this. they know they won't get conservatives like me to go out there. they were rallying kids and aging hip peace and socialists and everybody else to go in the streets. remember later on in the movement, actually a couple weeks into it you had van jones, bill heirs. this was all the same re revolution that we've seen throughout the 20th century. megyn: that is all well and good. nobody is going to say because big labor went into the occupy movement president obama should disavow it. it's a question of all the violence we're seeing. the president never came out and said, i'm with occupy. when asked about it he says i understand the frustration. the question is whether now he needs to say, let's take a br

is now occupying office space courtesy of its friends, the seiu. >> that's right.the country's biggest unions is picking up the tab for protesters' suite in the capital city and some of its members aren't too happy about it. >> we feel that we are the 99%, the union members are the 99% and the 1% of our directors are administrators and it's ironic that they're investing all this money to help this movement when they should be investing money to help their members. it's sad to know that once your money leaves your pockets, they just ends up anywhere and you have no vote. you have no say where your money stands, how your money is being spent. not happy about this. >> problem with unions, stuart varney says there's no doubt that the administration supports this sometime violent movement. >> this is a direct link. it goes through the white house to their largest supporter, big financial contributors to the white house in its re-election campaign and from there goes to the occupy wall street movement because the union is paying $4,000 a month to rent office space for th