and the question is how many innocent people will be hurt, how much innocent property will be described, how much damage will they do to society at large. there s no justification. the tea party has met in huge numbers, and we did this today down here with the first coast tea party. hundreds and hundreds of people. they picked up the trash. they were orderly. they were positive. they were there as citizens, not as mobs. the gap between the way occupy wallstreet has degenerated into an anti-civilization, anti-law kind of group, and the way in which the tea partyers were trying to understand and study american history, it s a startling contrast between the two groups. speaker gingrich, thank you. i hope you will come back. good to be with you. interesting race. thank you, sir. it will be fun. thank you. and straight ahead, another candidate for president, representative michele bachman. she is accusing the obama administration of running a gangster government. well, that s only
anti-semantic remarks at this occupy wallstreet, anti-americanism, filth, rape, you name it, it s unbelievable. i want you to analyze this next cut talking about burning new york city down and molotov cocktails in macy s with how the media covered the tea party. i want you to analyze this through that prism. on the 17th we will meet [bleep] the at the new york stock exchange and we will burn this [bleep] and down on the 17th. and on the 17th we are going to be [bleep], we are going to burn this [bleep] down. no more talking. they got guns, we got bombs, they got bricks, we got rocks. let s see what they have got. they have missiles, we got bombs. i want you to he want them to make that decision n a few days they will see what a
hours. if you were president, would you make a statement about occupy wallstreet? would you recommend thing? sure. i would recommend that every mayor in the united states enforce the law. there is no justification for violence. there is no justification for tearing up private property. there is no justification for blocking the streets and harassing innocent citizens. i think it s one thing to have the right of free speech. no one has the right to be a mob. and no one has the right to go out and destroy property. and i think that the mayor bloomberg and others should protect the rights of innocent citizens from thugs and mob-like people who engage in vandalism and engage in threats that are totally inappropriate in a free society. where does this go? what do you suspect is going to happen in the next day or two? the police will eventually have to arrest them. they will provoke and provoke until there s no choice and the police will arrest them.
minute did anyone see it on this memorial day? i know. yeah. there s a list of them. all right. governor, it s great to see you again. thanks so much for being with us. thank you. and coming up, brett breaks down this week s best biases in this week s liberal media. and a day of occupy wallstreet continues to erupt across america. karl rove was the recipient of some of the protesters rage earlier this week. we have that shocking video next. ( phone ringing )
let s go to the news headlines. marianne. more than 300 arrested nationwide as occupy wallstreet protestors mark the movement s two month anniversary. most arrests taking place near the new york stock exchange. and in l.a. they arrested several at the bank of america plaza. in st. louis they broke into the old municipal court building where they hung panthers saying occupy everything. and a man accused of firing at the white house is accused with trying to assassinate the president. according to court documents the man believed he was jesus and the president obama was the anti-christ. ortega was arrested at a pennsylvania hotel wednesday, just days after the secret service said one of the bullets cracked a window in the first family s living records. now back to on the record. first arizona, then alabama and now south carolina.