Which Way, L.A.?
Angeleno Starts Bank Transfer Day
We speak the artist who advocates people withdraw their money from big banks and deposit it elsewhere. Also, another charge of sexual harassment against Herman Cain.
By Warren Olney • • 53m ListenThe people calling themselves Occupy LA marched to the financial district on Saturday, advocating that people withdraw their money from big banks and make their deposits somewhere else. It's an old strategy with a new look, proposed by a local woman we talk with. It turns out she envisioned something different than what happened on the streets of LA. On our rebroadcast of today's To the Point, a former employee goes public with graphic charges of sexual harassment against Herman Cain as the GOP race for president gets more unsettled than ever.
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2 storiesProtesting Wall Street, in Public and Private
On Saturday, Occupy LA turned into Bank Transfer Day as hundreds of people marched through the financial district to demonstrate their frustration with financial institutions, advocating that people withdraw their money from big banks and deposit it in credit unions.
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Establishment Republicans and other political pros think Mitt Romney is the most likely candidate to unseat President Obama a year from now. We get the latest with the Iowa caucuses less than two months away.
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