From Glenn:

Burnett "reported" that while she "saw dancing, bongo drums, even a clown" at the protest [OWS], the participants "did not know what they want," except that "it seems like people want a messiah leader, just like they did when they anointed Barack Obama."  She featured a video clip of herself explaining to one of the protesters that the U.S. Government made money from TARP, and then demanded to know if that changed his negative views of Wall Street.

She angered Bill Maher a couple years ago when arguing that the rich have suffered along with the poor and middle class as part of the financial crisis, and that it would be wrong to "soak the rich" because they're already paying so much taxes.  She caused Rush Limbaugh to gush over her when she argued on TV in 2007 that all Americans benefit when the rich get richer: "the majority of Americans directly benefit from what happens on Wall Street," she proclaimed, just over a year before the financial collapse.

In an interview last year with Vanity Fair, she insisted that people on Wall Street do not have private planes and that "there are a lot of stalwart, solid people on Wall Street. There are just a few shady people providing the fodder for big budget movies"; when asked: "When was the last time you interviewed somebody on Wall Street and said, `Enough of your lies, we deserve the truth goddammit?!'", she would only say in response: "I'd never use the word `goddammit' in an interview."  And then there's this two-minute video from her 2009 appearance on Meet the Press, compiled by Progressive Change Campaign Committee, in which she repeatedly heaps patronizing scorn on criticisms of Wall Street while defending its virtue.

People in general, whether male or female, often find their opinions are influenced by the skin they have in the game. That is why some people make  disclosures.

You would have been right if you had stopped at

It's actually not a little bit sexist

She has some sort of Wall Street background, or at least the stupid clip I keep seeing, claims.  But then again, it also claims she's goes to great lengths in search of the truth.

And she certainly isn't alone in dismissing OWS.

John Stewart has a great segment last night, from blackout to circus.  The proceeded to show how all the reporters tried to blend in 'hacky sack' garb.

He ended with clips from Fox news defending the protesters, then tells us those were actually in regards to the Tea party, then clips with completely opposing views from the same folks over OWS.