John King, USA
The latest political news and information on the most important stories affecting you.
October 12th, 2011
12:06 PM ET
Wall Street protests spread to Boston
CNN's John King and Mayor Thomas Menino discuss the violent protests that took place in Boston Monday night.
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John King, USA aired weekdays at 6pm ET. The final show aired June 29, 2012.
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The protestors wanted bailouts for the Wall Street companies last year and are complaining that they got bail outs now. Let those people go to North Dakota for jobs, but I doubt if they will, because they are spoiled Americans. Of course they have a right to protest, but it is only whining, not doing anything worthwhile. No one has a right to tell a company how much to make or how much to pay their employees. Down with Marxism.