Jon Stewart Daily Show Video: "In A Truly Free Market, The Invisible Hand Has To Give The Dollar A Reach-Around."
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Jon Stewart On Dow 10,000:
- "In A Truly Free Market, The Invisible Hand Has To Give The Dollar A Reach-Around."
- "It's a second chance to party like it's 1999 now that the stock market is exactly where it was 10 years ago."
- "Cigars and cocaine for everybody! Yea it's 1999!"
See also:
Jon Stewart Daily Show Financial Collection
Complete Financial Comedy Collection (everything we've got)
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I'm guessing you (or one of the CTW's) have come across this already, but Dylan Ratigan goes off the rails -- in a good way. Lucas van Praag must be having a Maalox moment right about now. Drink up, Lucas!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e2GvuOVcCB8
Dylan just called for clawbacks -- not on bonuses, but on ALL the money that we gave away to Goldman and the other banks. THIS is the one to send to your idiot congressman. It explains everything so simply even a senator could understand it.
We have to demand clawbacks (yeah, of course we've been saying that for months), but now Dylan Ratigan is saying it on national television. Let's help push this idea. Forget my hare-brained tax revolt idea, let's sharpen the pitchforks and go for the cash. It's ours, let's get it back.
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State rights need to be respected Barry Soetoro, please leave us alone.
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