Unions join Occupy Wall Street movement
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NYPD questioned over mass arrest of OWS protestors
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AIR DATE: Oct. 5, 2011
'Occupy Wall Street' Protests Give Voice to Anger Over Greed, Corporate Culture
SUMMARY
The protests against Wall Street gained new momentum on Wednesday, when union members and students joined the demonstration and marched through the streets of lower Manhattan. Paul Solman visits the budding movement's base camp. Transcript
Hey boehner, and the rest of your tepub lackies to the corps, when you use "We're doing what the American Public wants!", or similar, These are the numbers of the Real American Public, not that fantasy land of destruction you and they exist in!!
Union workers join growing anti-Wall St. protests
Oct. 5: Thousands of protesters joined by labor union workers marched through downtown New York Wednesday, as similar protests emerged across the United States. NBC’s Mara Schiavocampo reports from the scene.
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'Occupy Wall Street' goes mainstream
Oct. 5: Jeff Liszt, pollster for Democratic polling firm Anzalone Liszt Research, talks with Rachel Maddow about the mounting and repeatedly reaffirmed evidence that Americans of all kinds and classes support the idea of taxing the extremely wealthy to help serve the nation's needs.
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