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“Free Wall Street Now” co-founder Derek Tabacco on Occupy Wall Street protests and offering the protesters opportunities for jobs.
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Now my first guest tried.
All for.
-- tobacco and his brother John unassuming -- -- offering jobs.
For any of those occupiers willing to seek.
Helping them dry and occupy a desk but debt.
Those tests still months well -- they are still empty because these guys still sleeping in the park in the still running around declaring mayday and trying to runoffs Citi.
You cannot fix the employment opportunities by protesting.
And that's what they're trying to deal basically protest -- who went there you'll on the -- some months -- of even a literally does there.
Come on added we have jobs -- those.
Available -- at what happened that's it we were -- pound the pavement clean itself up shut your mouth go out there and try to get a job.
These guys didn't want a job we set up to a desk we set up an opportunity for them to come.
Come down bring -- resonate we have people looking to give you jobs and nobody wanted to they wanted to yell at us they want to scream and us they wanted runoffs city -- ballpark.
That really wanted to tell the union -- by the what components come to mind -- there but I digress and so on.
So what.
Is this about a figure brother -- -- talked to John earlier today he had -- it started with.
Actually a good.
A good deeds and that is the railing against a big detail on banks so we're getting special treatment you did zeroed in let's say on that it might have been okay but Danny -- -- -- something else.
It's right now they have disjointed fragmented message.
They want -- when he -- the banks they wanna yelled the auto industries they -- -- and everybody instead of actually going out there and trying to make change in Aussie.
There -- -- saving money pit to deepen was saying they were fighting for the 1% when.
In reality they -- hurting the 1% and the -- are percent to cops defiant in the civil servants that are out there cleaning up their mess in the park.
And who really pays -- that -- the 50% of the 99% that paying taxes are paying for.
The fire department the police department sanitation department to clean up what they're doing and our city as you see right here.
You know that it's going to be purchasing what we've been largely peaceful in Manhattan Tuesday.
-- got pretty violent -- got very far right so I'm wondering whether this is part of a global.
Worrisome trend you know what we've seen in Greece -- seen in Portugal was seen in Italy.
That that this is on this made.
A warning -- -- -- -- and appreciate it coming attractions that people are kinda.
Globally tests and they're taken out on guys -- get.
They are they up -- -- to be honest with you -- today it rained a little and they -- they went to hibernation I personally don't think that there.
They yelling at screaming some of them wanna be violent but I don't think that they have the bulls to really step up and do with -- -- do.
So you thing that this doesn't get much further than that.
The protests and the citizens in the shout out -- -- spray painting places there are pouring -- and in.
ATM machines doubts town and subway trains but I personal think it's gonna get like out of control what you know the president.
Has a right to declare martial law now right.
I don't think.
You might want hedge -- yeah -- -- -- thank you very much start tobacco it -- front of it gets tough to imagine.
