i was in zuccotti park once. joan baez, one of the high points of my career next to meeting pete, joan paez, she tailored her lyrics "salt of the earth" to occupy. and the musicians were drawn to us, but it was a generational thing. i grew up in the 60's. we sat around and held hands. when i met pete i was on the student non-violent coordinating committee, sn cc. these kids in zuccotti park didn't know the lyrics to the songs that i grew up with, and they are reading the lyrics off their iphones. >> thanthank you for bringing u" phone. that's a tremendous reach. you could be reading off the iphone across the planet, which is enlivening and inspiring, and oddly isolating at the same time. yes, occupy wall street is on oe of those exceptional moments when people came together and stayed together. but activism can b be a solitary activity in the 21st century in a way that it wasn't before, instead of storming the pentagon in the moratorium days, you could sit back if des moines or boston and be watching it on your 2

political expenditure rights as people occupying wall street will be holing a protest tomorrow and zuccotti park r t the herc in the brings us the latest on this story this saturday the occupy wall street movement returns to its birthplace in the big apple zuccotti park for a day of action against corporate money and politics events are scheduled around the fourth anniversary of the supreme court's citizens united ruling of twenty ten that held that corporations and unions are allowed to spend unlimited amounts of money on political campaigning and elections in the u.s. wall street has essentially dubbed this an assault on the power of the people and a slap in the face of democracy occupy of course is known for its tough stance against money and politics and the over expanded corporate power in modern day america their demands remain to put an end to corporations being able to influence politics with their money and the concept of wall street sleeping in the same bed with politicians as well as pushing to stop the notion that corporations have the same rights as people in the us they will b

. >> whether or not they're still in zuccotti park, they're not.ficiaries of what they did in terms of making this inequality. >> this inequality problem bedevils the entire country. >> the core issue of our time. >> a child may never be able to escape that poverty. she lacks a decent education or health care. that should offend all of us. >> it was al smith who waged war on unsafe working conditions. >> de blasio is known for being a progressive champion. >> franklin roosevelt led the charge. >> the tale of two cities. >> the new deal on the city level. >> shop blaming the free market. >> shared opportunities. >> stop blaming capitalism. >> shared prosperity. >> stop blaming job oh creators. >> shared responsibility. >> we are living in the world occupy made. >> it's all of our jobs protect the first amendment. and to honor a movement of meaningful, heart felt movement that is speaking to what people are feeling all over this country. >> yes, many liberals saw this week's inauguration of bill de blasio as an echo of occupy wall street, the battle