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Occupy Wall Street Protests Get Violent, Cops Beating & Punching Protesters
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8:07Now Playing--The Occupy Wall Street protests continue, and as David predicted, corporate mainstream media started paying attention when protesters starting getting arrested.
--More and more video of police using excessive force is surfacing, and we wonder about why there was never a calm Tea Party protester pepper-sprayed.
--NY Fox 5 crew gets pepper-sprayed and assaulted by NYPD, while Fox Nation's photo editing makes Michele Malkin out to look ridiculous with her claim that the Occupy Wall Street protesters are 99% white.
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