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FBN’s Stuart Varney discusses whether the president should try and woo the Wall Street protestors.
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The -- Wall Street movement is getting more coverage hundreds of mainly young mainly very young people are gathering in several cities to rail against banks Wall Street the rich big oil and all the other favorite targets of the left.
It's it's a left wing Tea Party developing -- -- is it like those European street protests.
Why hasn't the media being critical as they have lean towards the -- hold very good questions but here's my take and I have a different question.
Why doesn't President Obama embrace we occupy Wall Street movement why not.
These people on his base and they'd raised his issues and they approached capitalism in exactly the same like they do not like it.
Fat cat bankers spread the wealth tax the rich millionaires and billionaires pay -- -- -- -- that's the Obama playbook.
And that's very much in sync with the demonstrators playbook as well.
True the demonstrators are more extreme -- their demands suddenly more forthright but that thrust is the same.
-- the presence anti capitalist anti profit anti rich and the list goes on.
It may be that they occupy Wall Street movement will help clarified the most important election issue and that is what kind of economic society do we really want an America.
All we collected this Europeans are all week American capitalists.
I know which side the president is on and I know which side -- -- You get to decide in thirteen months.
