Occupy Wall Street

Cenk Uygur, David Sirota, Glenn Greenwald and Michael Hastings break down why the distribution of wealth in the U.S. is broken and why it's so hard to fix.

"First, stop comparing this gathering to the 'Star Wars' cantina scene." —John Fugelsang

"Radicals are not the people down at Occupy. Radicals work at oil companies. Extremists work at investment banks." —Josh Fox

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"By the way, Gov. Romney, your own 13.9 percent income tax still puts you well below what your colleagues in the top 1 percent pay. So stop complaining." —Eliot Spitzer

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On the one-year anniversary of the Occupy Wall Street protest movement, Cenk takes a look back at how the combination of stagnating income and rising corporate profits helped spark a new understanding of economic inequality.

“I think a lot of people within Occupy are still very determined that this is not a failure — this is somewhere beyond that scale of success and failure." — Adam Gabbatt

"Occupy has to move on from last year's protests. Twelve months are an eternity in politics, though less than a moment in history. You can't survive long as a movement unless you push affirmative ideas and start backing real candidates." [...]

Cenk and Rolling Stone contributor Michael Hastings learn how a February story and "TYT" appearance put them both on the Department of Homeland Security's radar.

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