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Street this afternoon. thousands, as we told you earlier, prepared to march to zhu ucati square in the heart of the financial district, after a huge injection of support from union members by the day and while the occupy protests are spreading out across the country, what i've found with my own time with the protesters that i've had a chance to speak with in person and direct online engagement is their message is really unified that they want to end the auction nature of the american democracy that is preventing the debate we all deserve from jobs to war, to housing, and joining us now in our ...

>> the z party. that at the moment is how it's being attacked. >> that may be the advantage of get money out which gives them that vehicle. >> exactly. >> your perspective on what rob was offering up the decline in profitability in the banks at a time when the protests break out. >> you know, looks like the banks, and congratulations, rob, on your book, it looks like the banks are, you know, falling victim to their -- to their own game, the idea that bank of america is going to post its first loss since the collapse in 2008, i think a lot of people would say great, good retribution, but when t...

With a new structure like this, with the amount of money flying around and the stakes that they are. wonderful to sit with you guys. jonathan, thank you, rob, thank you and chrystia thank you. straight ahead, those who cannot learn from the past are doomed to repeat it. adding to the mega panel, our specialist on what american history can teach us about our nation-building efforts and getting out of iraq and afc now. [ male announcer ] one-hundred-nineteen data points.

Based on self-preservation exclusively, whatever the castle or format may be. >> that dissatisfaction that you point to, you're saying if you had transparency in this process. >> that's not what i'm saying. >> if you had transparency on the super commit. >> but that's not what i'm saying, but, yes, if you did have that that could be interesting. >> if you have the transparency, open meetings, i think that's probably too far. that's seeing how the sausage is made. i'm not sure everyone wants to see that. >> i agree. >> it's the policy itself. >> open meetings aren't that crazy, rob. the way can...

Mind? >> no. >> you lost your mind years ago, but on this one, dylan, i don't think so. i think a lot of people are going to support you. >> even politicians, right? because it's a real pain in the neck to have to be constantly on the hook to donors. >> they have to spend half of their lives raising money. we're here to help them. >> you'll have to lead them. >> thank you, guys. jonathan capehart, rob cox, chrystia freeland, how you can join the more than 30,000 americans who have begun work to get money out of politics as a central issue in the 2012 elections. [ male announcer ] in blind tast...