bill: becoming very clear that the occupy wall street crow is not a spontaneous citizen driven movement. here is more proof. listen to protesters sophia from the international socialist organization. this administration was elected on an antiwar platform. thousands of afghans and pakinstanis and yemenis have been killed. the system needs to be ended so that we no longer have wars and our children no long have to keep living in a planet that s slowly getting anilated and destroyed. we are many. you are few. get the (bleep)! bill: what does that have to do with wall street? joining us from washington, fox news analyst laura ingraham.
reelection campaign. but why would any wall street people give him money when he s very antibusiness? why would they give him money? there is always going to be a constituency on wall street which is very supportive of democrats. generally speaking, democrats. in fact, there was a myth out there, you assume that wall street, full of rich people, must be a republican bastion. it is not. it has traditionally given a great deal of money, but to democrats. bill: isn t that because of what i call the ge syndrome, general electric syndrome? yes. bill: that if you re a big corporation and you give money to the guy who wins, guess what you get? all kinds of favorable treatment. isn t that what they re doing? yes. that s buying favorable treatment. that s buying an association with an administration, which is very, very powerful indeed, and buying influence. bill: yeah, but they re probably giving the republicans money, too. yes, but giving much more to obama. bill: really? ye
that was inspiring! oh, my goodness. move over, that was great. bill: i said this in the very beginning, i think we talked about it with you. this isn t about wall street. it s not about economic justice. this is just an amalgamation of all of these anticapitalistic people, anti-american people, whatever. well, bill bill: there they are. now they re coming out! bill, most of these people don t even i would submit, don t even know the rudimentary teachings of capitalism. i think they ve heard about capitalism and they think it s something. they don t really know what it is because they re all punching out their tweets on their iphones and they re getting big trucking companies to bring in their free sleeping bags and they have huge restaurant groups bringing in free food. these are all companies. these are all part of the free market and they re kind of like supporting them. so the idea that it s anti-capitalist, i think you re
reelection campaign. but why would any wall street people give him money when he s very antibusiness? why would they give him money? there is always going to be a constituency on wall street which is very supportive of democrats. generally speaking, democrats. in fact, there was a myth out there, you assume that wall street, full of rich people, must be a republican bastion. it is not. it has traditionally given a great deal of money, but to democrats. bill: isn t that because of what i call the ge syndrome, general electric syndrome? yes. bill: that if you re a big corporation and you give money to the guy who wins, guess what you get? all kinds of favorable treatment. isn t that what they re doing? yes. that s buying favorable treatment. that s buying an association with an administration, which is very, very powerful indeed, and buying influence. bill: yeah, but they re probably giving the republics money, too. yes, but giving much more to obama. bill: really? yes.
reelection campaign. but why would any wall street people give him money when he s very antibusiness? why would they give him money? there is always going to be a constituency on wall street which is very supportive of democrats. generally speaking, democrats. in fact, there was a myth out there, you assume that wall street, full of rich people, must be a republican bastion. it is not. it has traditionally given a great deal of money, but to democrats. bill: isn t that because of what i call the ge syndrome, general electric syndrome? yes. bill: that if you re a big corporation and you give money to the guy who wins, guess what you get? all kinds of favorable treatment. isn t that what they re doing? yes. that s buying favorable treatment. that s buying an association with an administration, which is very, very powerful indeed, and buying influence. bill: yeah, but they re probably giving the republicans money, too. yes, but giving much more to obama. bill: really? ye