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that was at zuccotti park. now how much money is in politics?sidential election we spent a sum total of $7 billion. $2 billion on political parties. $2 billion on political committees and $3.2 billion on candidate campaigns. gee, i wonder if that money buys you anything? of course, almost all much us agree 87% of americans say that they are deeply troubled by currenting influence of money on the political process. so we're all on the right side on this issue. it doesn't matter if you're a conservative liberal libertarian, money is corrupting politics. we have someone here who is going to explain what the group does. his name is mike manetta. he was organizing in the snow in new hampshire going door to door, and now the new director of organizing for wolf pac mike, great to have you on "the young turks"." >> hey, cenk, it's an honor to be on the best news show in the world. i appreciate it. i've been a long-time listener of the show back to satellite radio. it's good to have an opportunity to volunteer on the wolf pac and work my way up. >> cenk: