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Detroit: The Wet Dream of Wall Street (Newscast)

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July 23, 2013

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Protesters for Trayvon Martin block off the 10 freeway in Los Angeles, and journalist Ruth Fowler tells me about the police brutality that she witnessed there. A worker at a New York City McDonald's gets carried out in a stretcher after suffering heat exhaustion from management's refusal to fix the air conditioning... during a heat wave. And Detroit declares bankruptcy, making it the largest city in American history to do so. Michigan Governor Rick Snyder talks legacy costs, and I debunk the Motor City eulogies in the Bottom Line.

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DetroitTrayvon MartinLos AngelesRuth FowlerNew York City McDonald'sAnd DetroitMichigan Governor Rick SnyderMotor City

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