forecasting and he's here to break it all down for us gerald celente is the publisher of the trends journal and the founder of trends research institute. say welcome back on the program now we were talking about the occupy wall street movement with my guest just a moment ago there is the four month anniversary it doesn't seem like these protests are stopping even though everyone predicted that they would this was of course in one of your transfer dictions let's talk about that how do you see this of alving. well it's global it's not only it's wide in eighty countries fifteen hundred cities worldwide and it just continues on it's going on in ireland as we speak so what it is it's basically when the money stops flowing down to the man on the street the blood starts flowing in the streets it's class warfare it's as simple as that far too few have much too much away too many have much too little and what's interesting about the occupy movement is that the very weakness that the critics claim it to be that they don't have one voice or one single message that actually is their strength for exampl

off predictions in terms of what's in store gerald celebrity is of course the publisher of the trends journal in the founder of the trends research institute and he joined us a bit a bit earlier today i decided to start off our conversation by asking him about the occupied wall street movement and where he saw it going this year take a listen. it's global it's not only it's wide in eighty countries fifteen hundred cities worldwide and it just continues on it's going on in ireland as we speak so what it is it's basically when the money stops flowing down to the man on the street the blood starts flowing in the streets it's class warfare it's as simple as that far too much too much away too many have much to a little and what's interesting about the occupy movement is that the very weakness that the critics claim it to be that they don't have one voice or one single message that actually is their strength for example we saw the wiki leaks movement dog i even though they were putting out very damaging revelations from the embassy cables because they chopped off the head so to speak of julian a s

robot all right well some terrifying predictions there from our friend dave the publisher of the trends journal and the director of the trends research institute thank you so much i will that doesn't for now but as always you can get more information on the stories we covered as well as a lot more just at our web site that address is r t v dot com slash usa it's also check out our you tube page that addresses you tube dot com slash r.t.m. america and please follow me on twitter i want to hear your thoughts on our segment that's at lucy catherine of one word. when clinton comfortable question leads to a grave accusation the world who is more xeno fogging. the president who isn't supposed to hide anything. worth someone asking him why do you make a secret of it when the powers to be suppress the voice of those who think different. when you get experiencing very serious problems off of the saakashvili government came to power in two thousand and three but it will.

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now, a discussion on a recent voter turnout trends in previous elections and turn up predictions for 2012. from this morning's washington journalthis is 35 minutes. >> and now joining us on the washington journal is curtis longtime political person here in washington d.c. and director of the center for the study of the american electorate out of american university. >> no longer. >> no longer. okay. just the center. >> just the center. okay. well if you would you have a new report out on voting trends, and when you look at 2012 as a turnout year what kind of turnout do you expect in 2012? >> i expect a fairly low turnout. we have had increases in turnout in 2000, 2002, 2004, 2006, 2008, in 2010. it is not going to continue. >> why? >> well, because the republican party is deeply divided and whoever gets the nomination will have a vote of because the democratic party is supportive of obama but disappointed because yet people were driven by a year in 2004 and i hope in 2008. there is none of that in the present climate. the latino support president obama they are worried about him because there has been more deportation in the ad

journal. you have a new report out on voting trends.hen you look at 2012 as a turn not here, what kind of turn not do you expect tax >> i expect a fairly low turnout. we have had increases in 20002006 and 2010. it is not going to continue. host: y? guest: the republican party is deeply divided. the democratic party is supportive of of obama. young people were driven by anger in 2004. latino support for president obama -- but they are worried about him, because there has been more deportations been in . there are all these things that essentially, likely will produce lower turnouts as well as the fact that the people in the middle and the independence have no real strong feelings for either party at this point. we have a huge number of people who feel the country is moving in the wrong direction. increasingly, a number of people feel a pass on both of the houses. i think all that will lead to a lower turnout. host: here is a chart we put together in looking at presidential election turnout from 1948 to 2008. you can see the turnout of th