so your money can do more. the wall street occupy movement. look at this. [ rodger ] at scottrade, supporters, 33% are calling to seven dollar trades are just the start. the poll. our teams have the information you want 33% support it. when you need it. opposing, now 45%. it s another reason more investors are saying. not sure, 22%. just to tell you [ all ] i m with scottrade. you meant barack obama poll numbers. no, michelle bachmann. here s the point. a month ago, it was at 35% so that s not a huge difference but their disapproval rating has jumped. a month ago it was 36% opposed them. now it s up to 45%. they got about 18,000 dollars after zuccotti park was shut down in the two month mark on monday on their they ve been existing for two months so they got that money. if you re a union member and you know your union is giving money to this movement, that you could use in your house, in your wallet, how disappointed and angry are you today? very quick point, brookfield
i ll sign the paper, go judge jeanine. ahead and do it. your take on this? put a grand on the paper and this is relatively unique, i ll put my money where my mouth correct? is. it is unique. what we re accustomed to is peer a very respected tax guy, he says the irs should just put a on peer bullying in schools. one kid bullying another, and line on the form that says you when we think of emotional can donate this amount of money abuse, we think of it in a because you could argue that dysfunctional family home these businesspeople who are so setting. now what we have is bullying by rich and that one guy very rich a teacher of students and cure could do a lot more by opening another business. buy a mcdonald s. russly, the united states, buy a deli. unlike most other countries, has if you could contribute not done any real in-depth whatever you wanted to whichever studies on this issue. government program you wanted, that might work. make it completely optional. the power differen
if ever there were a reason for the death penalty. yeah. but they might not have jurisdiction. whatever. let s talk about this next story. two dozen rich guys traveled to capitol hill this week and they called themselves the patriotic millionaires, they re the ones who believe that millionaires and billionaires should be taxed at a higher rate than they currently are. well, the daily caller found them on capitol hill and did something very clever. they went and asked them if they d be willing right now at this moment to contribute some money to the federal government. so i m here arguing in favor of higher taxes on the wealthy. i m one of the wealthiest 1%. i m considerably higher in the hierarchy than that. eric: quick headlines. police in lafayette, indiana, great. and i think we need to we cleared in the shooting death of should be paying more of our a crazed suspect who attacked fair share. them with a knife. there s a lot of talk about he stabbed one officer in
to explain why she profited from these insider trading information when in the stock market. but if she won t explain her activities in a public setting such as a debate, then i challenge her to turn over all that information to the securities exchange commission, or an independent prosecutor to determine if she used insider information through her position in congress to make money off of her investments. can i just point out, i don t think she did anything illegal but if i had done that or brian and alisyn had done exactly what she did, we d be probably hauled off to jail. you re referring to the 60 minutes expose of how members of congress get all sorts of sweetheart deals. she took advantage of this ipo for visa that she bought lots of bargain basement stock shares. in the book the 60 minutes piece was based off, there s millions of examples of that.
people s money and you re investing in an industry where you want the people to go but where they re not ready to go because the chinese make better solar panels at far less cost than we do, when you decide that the money should go to a particular company because the principle investor in that company is also a principle contributor to your boss, the president of the united states, i would take issue with secretary chu and i would argue this was a political decision it s true. and it was grossly negligent. and it gets worse. u never forget your first subaru. because when the government puts money into a corporation, the corporation signs a document, i m simplifying this, basically saying if we go bankrupt, the government it at the head of the line. they don t do that in this case. so there is zero chance, zero, that the public will get back the half billion that the administration wasted on solyndra. alisyn, he simplified it for me. auto i i got that. where s the picture of you o