really having trouble making ends meet. and they re also going to hear from, you know, the retailers, the restaurants, the small businesses who are going to take a hit as a result of fewer dollars going into the economy. so, you know, i think members of congress are really going to hear it from their constituent when is they get back. okay. we ll see what the reaction is as a result of that. thank you, sarah. thanks, alex. frozen in time. it is ice breaking news. some stranded scientists hope to hear next. [ sniffles, coughs ] shhhh! i have a cold with this annoying runny nose. [ sniffles ] i better take something. [ male announcer ] dayquil cold and flu doesn t treat all that. it doesn t? [ male announcer ] alka-seltzer plus fights your worst cold symptoms plus has a fast-acting antihistamine. oh, what a relief it is!
those missions to show what they believe it means to be your brother s keeper. mormons believe, and jesus taught, that faith without works is dead. spend a little time with a mormon and you ll get a sense just what that means. kirk green heads a suburban mormon congregation near salt lake city. it s one thing to go to church, hear someone speak and say, well, that was nice. it s different to have that get into your soul and try to see people who need help and figuring out, can we help them? help that comes from the pocket books and good works of fellow mormons. devout mormons fast once a month, and the money they would have spent on those meals gets collected and goes to help the needy. as it turns out, mormons income mirrors those of the rest of us, which means there are a lot more than a few mormons who could use a lift. as a matter of fact, one quarter of all u.s. mormons earn $30,000 a year or less. when they have trouble making ends meet, their needs are met
that two of the main candidates against him, rick perry and jon huntsman, have been running pretty nasty ads calling romney a flip-flopper. all right. finally, everyone s favorite number now, apparently is 9-9-9. here s herman cain. it is fair. the reason it s fair is because of the definition in webster which says everybody gets treated the same. all businesses get treated the same. not having washington, d.c., pit winners and losers. well, is it fair? is that right? well, not really. you know, every study that has looked at it sideways and from top to bottom have said that the poor would pay much more in taxes than they currently do. and the rich would pay much less. so i m not sure that meets webster s definition. glen kessler, always good to see you. thank you for fact checking for us. you re welcome. cities all around the country are having trouble making ends meet, but in alabama, it s really bad. take a look at the front page of the newspaper. jefferson county, ala
we re against greed and we re against the fact that the 1% could get nine slices of the pie and the other 99% are supposed to fight over the last slice. that is un-american, that is not democracy. the self-proclaimed champion of the 99%. he s made a career and a fortune fighting for the little guy. now michael moore is here with me to take your questions about the economy i ve always considered myself a member of the middle class. now i consider myself a member of the lower class. the election. we still have the republican party that s taking care of the rich. we have the democratic party that s taking care of the poor. people in the middle are being totally forgotten here. and yes, those protesters. a happy day for me is when i ll be unemployed, when i don t have to make another one of these god damn movies or write another one of these books, when the real people of this country are in charge. that s my nirvana. a town hall event. who is to blame and who i
that s taking care of the poor. people in the middle are being totally forgotten here. and yes, those protesters. a happy day for me is when i ll be unemployed, when i don t have to make another one of these god damn movies or write another one of these books, when the real people of this country are in charge. that s my nirvana. a town hall event. who is to blame and who is going to fix what s broken in america? this is a special edition of piers morgan tonight. [ applause ] good evening. you re looking at live pictures of wall street. and here in new york i m joined by oscar winning filmmaker michael moore, pinup for the dispossessioned of the wall street protests. last time he came on this show a few weeks ago, he promised to come back and tackle in front of a live audience the issues tormenting america and the grievances of the ordinary people left high and dry by the economic crisis. those people the self-styled 99% are here tonight, some of them. they want to