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A dream destination for well heeled tourists but with all its luxury shops and flats its a nightmare for the working classes. could marks afford to live in the inner city absolutely not likely wind up sleeping in a phone booth so what would marx have to say today exploitation commodity fetishism and the power of money which of his theories are still relevant. at piccadilly circus i meet marx research. she came to london a decade ago to study marx his writings in the libraries where he once read ...

Meridien, mississippi, northeast high school and they actually had -- noble believes this, but the basketball courts withes were packed clay. i was playing basketball with a kid who was from the most rural part of mississippi as white working classes and halfway through the basketball game he zipped out, i saw him run across the field and we road our bikes past this house and knocked on the door, he was like whats up? he opened the door and he was in a little coat and tie and it was like a -- i ...

But the quinnipiac poll, there was i think 48-42% support for this travel ban. >> yeah. exactly. and thats the problem. we are not a direct democracy. we are a representative republic. were not supposed to be run by mob rule. and by the way, working classes have always resented immigrants in the united states of america. its the beacon of liberty to the world that we accept people who arent necessarily always the most desirable on the face. >> okay. we know the presidents in the past have used t...

Is not a great deal but the only deal available for greece. lets have a listen at that, first. >> translator: i am fully assuming my responsibilities for mistakes and for oversights and for the responsibility of signing a text i do not believe in but i am obliged to implement. i will not run away from my responsibilities. what is important is to ensure the safety of the country and of the working classes so they do not suffer an economic catastrophe and to ensure the security of the banking syst...

You, clint. >> i had a knife pulled on me at their concert. >> thats how bad they are. people want to start killing people. it is why punk had to be. it is like when the church would only speak latin to as straw size the working classes these snobs come in with their noodling guitar. >> actually i could get into this. >> they really sounded like that they would already be in the hall of fame. >> that was the best version of roundabout. >> it was oppression and it made music an unlistenable wank ...

Working classes even if he cant get the legislative victories because of an ineffective or ob struc strucktive gop? >> not a chance. i see a lot of the high school history books and the way that the legacies are determined, it is going to take a while. think of bill clintons legacy and it is monica lewinsky ba basically, and they dont remember the economy. and obamas is going to be more on race and the economy is not how he is going to be viewed on history. >> and i think that people do remember...

Post" argues that for the first time in american political history we have two wealthy candidates on the same ticket whose priorities are aimed at helping the rich but cutting programs for the poor. "the washington post" columnist and msnbc contributor matt miller calls them draw bridge republicans and he is here with me. so what is a draw bridge republican? >> a draw bridge republican is what it sounds like. its a wealthy republican who is pulling up the draw bridge behind them and shutting off...

usual, no agreement on how to pay for it. candy crowley is cnns chief political correspondent and anchor of "state of the union." political theater aside, you think congress will eventually get this done? >> i absolutely think congress will eventually get this done. particularly because we have seen republicans now saying we even the senate republican leader mitch mcconnell said even if you dont believe that this actually helps the economy, it certainly will help the people that get th...

stands to pay $1,000 more in taxes in 2012. there seems to be bipartisan support for extending it but as usual, no agreement on how to pay for it. candy crowley is cnns chief political correspondent and anchor of "state of the union." political theater aside, you think congress will eventually get this done? >> i absolutely think congress will eventually get this done. particularly because we have seen republicans now saying we even the senate republican leader mitch mcconnell said eve...

not to waste their time on a symbolic vote due to happen very soon. im woft blitzer here in "the situation room." >> rupert murdoch says this is the most humble day of his life. a titan of news business, he was called on the carpet before the british parliament today over the phone hacking scandal that shocked and afalled the world. along with a son and former chief executive, murdoch was hammered with questions about alleged crimes that brought down his popular tabloid, "the news of t...