Proof that the Mass Media is corrupt. #Occupy Wallstreet What is Current doing?!?! Current Cover this!!

Countdown started covering this story last Friday night and each night since, the coverage has picked up.

I have never liked, the Last Word, on MSNBC at 8pm but now sense they are covering wall street I watch them instead of Keith,

Great we still have access to youtube. Our lives will be no different then the life of a guinea pig if we do not stand-up and speak-up to protect our liberties and rights.

America get off the couch and act.

the revolution will not be televised.....I am sure you heard this before, yes?

KO (Keith Olbermann) has been covering this story on current so I'm not sure if the point is "not enough" rather than NOT. KO particularly highlighted the officer who did the mace spraying and commented on police brutality!

it will never make news, the governments tell the news what to play, hell i haven't really heard anything on the news about the tar sands protest that happened yesterday.

I see the Occupy Wall Street movement as a good chance for liberals and conservatives to come together and recognize their common enemy.

Before Wall Street executives stole from every American, they didn't go asking "excuse me sir/madame, are you a liberal or conservative?" No they just said "give us billions or we'll bring the whole house of cards down."

The only problem is when you get a polarizing agitator like Michael Moore showing up on the scene trying to control the debate. He creates division because he's such a big phony.

Consider the following: Micahel Moore is rich, very rich. He is well connected in Hollywood and Moore's Hollywood agent is (or was at one point) Ariel "Ari" Zev Emanuel, brother of Obamas' former White House chief of Staff, former Wall Street executive, former Clinton staffer, former IDF soldier, (possible Israeli spy) and current mayor of Chicago, Rahm Emanual.

Moore is part of the big boys club, but pretends as if he is just one of the little guys. Why is he still out there pretending?

I have not participated in this protest, but from my experience, the vast majority of police officers are really good and a few bad apples make the headlines.

I've seen police spray other with pepper spray first hand for no reason at all. But this was an exception.

No one is making any money by televising it. You have to buy your Congress and your News channels.. It's all about money and nothing else.

To everyone: the police, military, authorities in general are merely men and women doing their job. Who am I to say what the actions of everyone involved should or should not be. I can not and will not encourage anyone to do anything remotely hostile, violent and or especially illegal, and therefore I will not. I simply hope, that the messages of the masses who are legally protesting and broadcasting, are heard by the individuals- the comparatively small group of people who are the ones the protesters seem to feel are some how in any way responsible for the current economic woes of the country. If only these protesters could find a way to cordially be invited in to speak with these individuals. Perhaps there could be a positive outcome if such meetings were to take place. I'm simply curious, and I bet many others are at Current (and probably all of the internet) are as well, as to who the top, let's arbitrarily say, 1000 wallstreet folks would be best to conference with individually to get their take on how to fix our recession. Obviously, these bankers, CEO's, hedgefund managers, their lawyers anyone else I can't think of at the moment, etc... they got to where they are by working hard and honest. I bet they could be the ones at the heart of any solution to turn around the perception of a recession. Clearly, there's some legal chain to follow in which any concerned citizen can have their thoughts heard by these economic leaders in society. Protesting as a right, is important, I'm glad I get to be a part in defending it, everyone should utilize all of their constitutional rights. However sometimes, it seems to fall on deaf ears, it must be because these individuals at the top of the income ladder are so busy that they don't regularly pay attention to random things like this on the news. If only their were people out there in the country with the time and means by which to disseminate information to the rest of the people that would indicate the specifics on how to officially make contact with the people at wall street. Or in the least who they are, perhaps some biographies if their public, you know- like company websites, the keys to success is learning about how these exceptionally bright people worked their way up to where they are, and then emulating them. Feel free to take some of these ideas and add your own thoughts. We can, by working both independently and together, reach solutions in America, that'll continue to shape it for the better.

Lawrence O'Donnell's 'rewrite' section was about the police brutality taking place at this occupation -- it's getting out there, we just need to keep bringing it up.

This can be a big deal, a really big deal for the US - time will tell.

There should be NO police brutality. This reflects tremendously on the Mayor of the City of New York - Bloomberg! IF there is anyone to blame, BLAME Bloomberg!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Please keep adding photos of police abuse, they are wrong and must be stopped. How dare they attack people protesting peacefully. The world needs to know and wake up to this.

Stop police brutality, attacking peaceful protesters in america!

Support everyone support come out and protest!