was completely polite, even when there were disagreements about whether they should clear a certain passageway. a lot of it was just people talking. almost like a teach-in in the 60s. some people were describing their ideas. some more sophisticated than the others. that s ta talking. this discontent, anger, the talk of unfairness, that change of the discussion is the biggest impact we could hope for and it s already happened. it s remarkable to what extent it has. frank rich, new york magazine. your new piece on this is great. thanks for reminding us of the story of the bonus army and connecting those dots. great to have you mere. tonight on the last word lawrence interviews on this show, we have a high-tech moment of geek involving the high-tech legacy of steve jobs and occupy wall street. it s sort of one of those days. it is a smart phone world mitt
there were disagreements about whether they should clear a certain passageway. a lot of it was just people talking. almost like a teach-in in the 60s. some people were describing their ideas. some more sophisticated than the others. that talking. a the fact talking has changed to be about this discontent, anger, the talk of unfairness, that change of the discussion is the biggest impact we could hope for and it s already happened. it s remarkable to what extent it has. frank rich, new york magazine. your new piece on this is great. thanks for reminding us of the story of the bonus army and connecting those dots. great to have you here. tonight on the last word lawrence interviews walter sooiz sack isakson. on this show, we have a high-tech moment of geek involving the high-tech legacy of steve jobs and occupy wall street. it s sort of one of those days. it is a smart phone world mitt romney and that cuts both ways. i will explain. that s next. [ female announcer ] new
there were disagreements about whether they should clear a certain passageway. a lot of it was just people talking. almost like a teach-in in the 60s. some people were describing their ideas. some more sophisticated than the others. that s talk talking. this discontent, anger, the talk of unfairness, that change of the discussion is the biggest impact we could hope for and it s already happened. it s remarkable to what extent it has. frank rich, new york magazine. your new piece on this is great. thanks for reminding us of the story of the bonus army and connecting those dots. great to have you mere. tonight on the last word lawrence interviews on this show, we have a high-tech moment of geek involving the high-tech legacy of steve jobs and occupy wall street. it s sort of one of those days. it is a smart phone world mitt romney and that cuts both ways.
is this a president that will have what it takes to tell the american people the truth? this is just math. the numbers don t add up for social security, medicare or medicaid. my fear in this is that this could be a not particularly successful teach-in. if you re talking about past his prologue. the president is extremely analytical and as we all know, you know, he can tell you every side and every element of an issue. he prides himself on being able, as he puts it, to argue your position the way you would do it. so that he shows that he cares. and he understands. but at some point, this to answer it historically, but at some point you have to pass something and you have to get involved in the nitty-gritty of the politics. and right now, we re very clear that the president sees everything. but, no, he has not yet stepped
students in madison, wisconsin are planning to walk out of their classrooms in support of their teachers union rights. there will be a teach-in for those students on madison s library mall. the teach-in will focus on the elimination of collective bargaining and elimination and the proposed cuts in the education budget. joining me now is nathan o shaugnessy, a science teacher at madison memorial high school in madison, wisconsin. thank you for joining us tonight, mr. o shaugnessy. hey, thanks, lawrence. thanks for having me. could you tell me, how has this situation disrupted, if it has, any of your classroom activity so far? really not much. i mean, we had a few days off for political action. the kids on their day off came down and supported us, which was an amazing event to see hundreds of kids on their day off coming down state street, meeting the memorial teachers, and walking