12:54 who I think he did one of the best deconstructions, especially of Sean Hannity. They found him quoted saying the exact same thing and then extolling the virtues of the Tea Party and then saying the exact same things and condemning Occupy Wall Street folks And uh... The fact to the matter is I'm yeah, this is very important because this actually when you say the fact of the matter that gives it away that you are a shill now. Now i know your not cause I've been married to you long enough. I thought myself don't worry about it. Yeah but its difficult challenging yeah It's not that difficult I did it and so uh... The fact of the matter is See?
13:41 Anyway, so uh... Hannity and but it's not just Hannity. It's all these guys you have to remember these guys are making millions of dollars and they're representing large corporations no matter how much they may want you to believe their populist right-wing anythings they're not and uh... in the fact that they're going to get a lot of room in a group there so here's the one other things that did well i have the john stewart but if you want thank you charlie if you wanted to play it eyes yeah he was a little late is a really funny andy if it's about them what that would let me just say what it is i think that summer clips are too long the agri solemn let me just say that it seems as if these guys were actually
14:28 honest with themselves, they would see this Occupy Wall Street thing as a great anti-Obama leveraging point. Because it's embarrassing to the president. It doesn't really he's got nothing do the Republican Party or anything These guys are shilling for so why don't they take it as such instead of coming up with all this stuff to defend bankers essentially because John we know that Fox is run by the Democrats as well and this entire movement is now completely being co-opted by the Obama administration completely They've got the unions in. It's almost complete I have one clip, I mean i have a whole bunch if you want but Al Sharpton with this much he gets his shill on...I was blown away first of all the guys in that suit and tie
15:19 He's really clean-cut and he supposed to be at this event. He's at the oh, he's at the event And he says things like the fact of the matter now by the way Before you play that clip I want to mention besides that guy being at the at the even your pal Aaron Burnett Oh, I have that clip too. I've got all those clips she's a man. I hate her tonight My pal here Sharpton joining me now right from lower Manhattan near Wall Street is Harrison Schultz by the way I've been trying to find who Harrison Schultz is there's a Shultz in the White House So this could be he could be related and we'll do talking about Schultz later There's like a damage control guy like a hill and Nolten guy called Schultz
16:00 So this is also Schultz. One of the organizers of the Occupy Wall Street... He's one of the organizers, John! They have organizers and Al Sharpton... This is bogus right off the beginning it's unbelievable! Al Sharpton has him out he found him one of the organizers. And he's got his suit on. Yeah yeah. Mr Harrison thank you for coming on this show Thank you for having me, Reverend. Happy birthday! Yeah every organizer will do that right off the top. Happy Birthday Reverend! Thank you! Tell us a little about the movement that's going on in Wall Street The movement down here is incredibly exciting, it's incredibly exhilarating and honestly my opinion as a professional sociologist I think that this is the beginning of revolution in this country. A revolution going toward what? What are the goals? I see an excitement...I really love the way that there has been discipline and non-violence except on the other side but what are the goals when you say a revolution where are you taking us
17:02 The fact that we don't have a coherent set of goals is what the media has been blasting us the most for, but the fact of the matter is tha- The problems in this country, that this country is going through are very complicated. And so the discussion we're having isn't simple it's a very complicated discussion as well It's a discussion John! It's like Twitter. It's a discussion it what it is...it just a discussion Democracy takes time and uh... Democracy? The conversations that were having are the conversations that leaders and- Democracy takes time?! What does that supposed to mean!? Democracy takes time? Listen to the guy. He is propagating Obama's message of jobs and taxing the rich! Oh yeah, oh yeah... This is a pre-packaged piece. ...politics and economics that the media should be having but really aren't
17:52 So we have to do it ourselves. So really you're showing the discontent and trying to force a conversation, to have a realistic dialogue about what oughta be the real priorities and the real solutions in this country? Yes! The best way to look at Occupy Wall Street in my opinion is to think of it as a conversation- a big conversation that needs to be had that the media and our leaders just aren't having Now we're getting into trouble for having these conversations with the NYPD. I notice you've had people from all walks of life, all racial backgrounds but do all of the elements there that are involved from different parts of society Do they all want the same thing? Do they want different things? It's about having a conversation so everyone can discuss what it is they want
18:41 The thing that we all want, the thing that we all agree on in my opinion and I can only speak from my perspective is that were are here for change. Change! Change! We all want something different, we all want something better as far as specifics how do you go about doing We don't know yet Part of the problem I think part of the issue is that a lot of people that are here aren't fact anarchists aren't revolutionaries and putting a Revolution putting a revolutionary change into political terms. Uh-huh it's very difficult to do tell me that isn't a Barack Obama supporter revolutionary change come on
19:25 because we're trying to get away from all the problems. We don't really want to fix them, it's revolution not reform. Harrison Shultz of The Occupy Wall Street Movement thanks for coming on the show tonight and will be seeing you let me say this too a lot of people that have watched this is easy to dismiss movements It's easy to say I don't understand the purpose, I don't understand the point. The point is there is a lot of discontent even if people don't know as he says what their formulae are to make things right
20:00 They do know things are wrong. There's something wrong when we see rampant unemployment, yet we want to protect tax loopholes for the rich. When you see people being put off of roles that are children, when we see poverty higher than it has been... there those that will respond different ways. We're marching in Washington on October 15th." There's Al Sharpton calling for the march on the 15th is completely organized all over the country with occupation wall street labor is moving. The real point is that change must come and the only thing that's clear, sitting down doing nothing has gotten us where we are. We cannot have as Martin Luther King said the paralysis of analysis. My brothers! We must move so uh... that to me was a complete plant