0 tell me face-to-face that why this pork is in there, why, and what you re doing to help the victims of sandy. don t go through the media. don t go through anybody else. come to my house on staten island and you come face-to-face, that s my local politicians, my governor, that hasn t even come out and said one word to support the victims, he s sitting up in albany in his room, nice and warm for the holidays and has not come out to help the people of new york. sean: well, i hope you get what you deserve. it s every other area has been helped. thank you for being with us. i wish you and everybody who has been a victim here the best. thank you. sean: now coming up, now that al gore has sold current tv to al-jazeera, we re going to show you what kind of anti-american propaganda may soon come to a station near you. a recap of the station s hate
temperatures here. we have more from a fox affiliate wnyw. reporter: scott mcgrath, his anger was clear. he was one of many people at this packed meeting. a meeting that quickly became a shouting match. [cheers] [inaudible conversations] reporter: the president who organized the meeting tried to keep order. it was supposed to ask questions written on cards. but that changed when people shouted from the floor, frustrated that the questions were not being answered. the air quality is bad and what can you do about it? this gentleman has been living in a tent.
good faith. it s not acceptable to me and i don t think it s accept to believe you for a handful of republicans in congress to hold middle class tax cuts hostage because they don t want tax rates on upper income folks to go up. let s not kid ourselves. i m willing to move forward in good faith. our original framework still stands. andrea: the republican leader mitch mcconnell said he burst in laughter when tim geithner outlined the president s plan. what s next? rush limbaugh and charles krauthammer want republicans to walk away and let obama own the mess. the best thing to do is back out of this and let obama and democrats have it and do what you want to do. that will happen anyway. i don t know about you, i don t want my fingerprints on this. this is almost unheard of. what do they expect? they think the republicans will cave on everything. i think republicans should walk away. eric: so on tuesday, i remember andrea: i floated the idea and i said why can t r
trillion in new taxes. republicans also argue he calls for a balanced approach but asking for about four times as much in tax hikes as there are in possible spending cuts, all of which on the spending cut front would come later: possible spending cuts, all of which on the spending confront will come later. he also wants to permanently do away with the congress approves debt limit, effectively giving himself a blank check to add as much the sequence to a national debt that already stands at $16 trillion. moments ago, speaker of the house speaker boehner saying that the democrats plan is not going to fly. the white house took three weeks to respond with any kind of a proposal, much to my disappointment. it was not a serious one. megyn: tom bevan is the editor of real clear politics.com. it seems that even left-leaning pundits and analysts admit that this is not a serious proposal by the white house and it is clear that the democrats and president obama cannot could not believ
scott is off, i m norah o donnell and we begin tonight with wall street rallies, the one on the stock exchange and the others out on the street. the dow closed up 330 points today, or 3%, continuing a runup that began last week. at the same time, a new report says americans are seeing their incomes fall even more rapidly than during the recession. incomes are down 6.7% since the recession ended after falling just half that amount during the recession. and that s one reason for the protests that began on wall street are now spreading across the country from honolulu to boston, san francisco to miami. 67 cities in 33 states. jim axelrod is in downtown manhattan. jim? reporter: well, norah, new york s mayor michael bloomberg now says the protestors can stay here indefinitely as long as no laws are broken. that s as clear as he s been so far that the demonstrations will continue unimpeded. the occupy wall street protestors have set up a camp with a food court, newspaper, medica