police are cut back. how is the city better offst we need a dialogue on the wall street protests on where we go from here with regard to the financial concern. neil: the concern was, last week, councilman, if they got in to lower manhattan and tried to clear the park where the folks everyone protesting, it might have incited something violent. and we got some violence over the weekend when this preceded to new york s times square, but do you think the authorities missed a golden opportunity? and now it is too late? guest: we cannot have a 24/7 protest camped out in a park. there has to be concern for the bottom line by wall street protesters we. throwing people out is not the right way, but you need to
don t you wish you could stop by the wall street protests and get screamed at like i was? i really thought i could have some interesting conversations with those people about capitalism and why i think it is good and why they hate it. i wanted to ask them if capitalism is so bad but did they get their cell phones and their sneakers but i couldn t really have a conversation about anything because people just screamed at me. i could barely hear. i want to start the show with the conversation i wanted to have. i invited two supporters of the protesters. joe who runs a website called csr wire. is stands for corporate spokes responsibility. erica payne is a progressive political consultant. why do you support these people? i worked on financial regulation for a year and a half. while we were in the wake of the biggest financial crisis
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don t you wish you could stop by the wall street protests and get screamed at like i was? i really thought i could have some interesting conversations with those people about capitalism and why i think it is good and why they hate it. i wanted to ask them if capitalism is so bad but did they get their cell phones and their sneakers but i couldn t really have a conversation about anything because people just screamed at me. i could barely hear. i want to start the show with the conversation i wanted to have. i invited two supporters of the protesters. joe who runs a website called csr wire. is stands for corporate spokes responsibility. erica payne is a progressive political consultant. why do you support these people? i worked on financial regulation for a year and a half. while we were in the wake of