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>> im mad because she is stealing my act. >> bill: populist. >> she talks like me but she is kind of from around where i am from. but i dont like that she is just all for her -- for all the rich people and she is not for anything like the working people. >> bill: how do you know she is for the rich people? >> because she says so. >> i know on this panel that she works for us she is generally interested in the welfare of working people as you say you are. i think you guys have common ground there...

>> im mad because she is stealing my act. >> bill: populist. >> she talks like me but she is kind of from around where i am from. but i dont like that she is just all for her -- for all the rich people and she is not for anything like the working people. >> bill: how do you know she is for the rich people? >> because she says so. >> i know on this panel that she works for us she is generally interested in the welfare of working people as you say you are. i think you guys have common ground there...

>> to the camera perhaps. >> andy, you cant prevent people from abusing things. you can abuse anything. i can drink too much water and drowned myself. the state forgets that. >> i agree. >> good, lets move on then. >> get a room. will iowa become about themowa? they are planning to ramp up their protests leading to the iowa caucuses. hundreds of demonstrators met in the capital of that coastal state to plot their disruptions saying they plan to camp out at the campaign offices to change the po...

Mean it was right. a scandal does not have to be illegal. >> thank you. occupiers are seeking to beef up the turn out as "occupy des moines," dispatches demonstrators to the head of the republican party, matt, thank you for joining us. i saw the big store front looks like it will be the occupy catch where they set up. and it says "occupy des moines." are they allowed to protest in front of caucus places? >>guest: i hope not especially because what they have done is they brought in the agitators ...

Also one of the most famous writers and agitators and in america and around the world and a life long socialist. he decided in 1933 he would run for governor of california. of course, franklin roosevelt had just been elected, we were in the deppette of the depression anticipated would form a movement called end poverty in california and lo and behold -- >> was he drafted in or did he do this himself? >> he decided on his own, he had some of these aspirations before. he decided to run for governo...

>> im mad because she is stealing my act. >> bill: populist. >> she talks like me but she is kind of from around where i am from. but i dont like that she is just all for her -- for all the rich people and she is not for anything like the working people. >> bill: how do you know she is for the rich people? >> because she says so. >> i know on this panel that she works for us she is generally interested in the welfare of working people as you say you are. i think you guys have common ground there...

>> im mad because she is stealing my act. >> bill: populist. >> she talks like me but she is kind of from around where i am from. but i dont like that she is just all for her -- for all the rich people and she is not for anything like the working people. >> bill: how do you know she is for the rich people? >> because she says so. >> i know on this panel that she works for us she is generally interested in the welfare of working people as you say you are. i think you guys have common ground there...

>> im mad because she is stealing my act. >> bill: populist. >> she talks like me but she is kind of from around where i am from. but i dont like that she is just all for her -- for all the rich people and she is not for anything like the working people. >> bill: how do you know she is for the rich people? >> because she says so. >> i know on this panel that she works for us she is generally interested in the welfare of working people as you say you are. i think you guys have common ground there...

This election. >> bill: all right, alexis, lets go over to you. my hypothesis is that the movement is in decline. now made up of agitators, the hard core people. casual protesters have left a long time ago. basically because they have jobs and houses and kids and whatever. they are not there any longer. they cant stay out for months and months and months sleeping on the street. so what you are left with is a really a hard corage territories who are, you know, in some cases looking for trouble, w...

Gives any solace to the family and so the son who lost his father. >> we know and we respect the fbi and we respect homeland security and the d.e.a. we know they have to deal with unsavory people. we know that. >> right. >> bill: because you dont have somebody walking into a cartel like here i am. i want to be a member. >> thats right. >> bill: those have to be used. we know that. but they also have to be supervised and in this case they werent. >> they do. >> bill: sarah thanks very much. plent...