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Tuesday October 25 2011

October 25, 2011

Today on the show, we have writer Christopher Ketcham on to speak about his article The Reign of the One Percenters which he wrote before the Occupy Wall Street protests.

Also: updates on the incredibly violent raid on Occupy Oakland this morning.

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Future Occupy Wall Street movement at NYU Friday

Herman Cain’s crazy campaign ad:

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