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Sunday's Dateline: Wall Street Revolt

As the Occupy Wall Street protest nears a month in residence, Dateline reports on what it wants and whether it's likely to succeed.

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New York's anti-banking protest, Occupy Wall Street, has been in permanent residence in Manhattan for nearly a month and its support is growing.

Similar protests are now taking place in the United States and worldwide against corporate greed and the gap between rich and poor, and some high profile names have put their support behind it.

Dateline's Aaron Lewis gets to the heart of the protest to see what life is like in the protest camp, which has rapidly developed into its own community.

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He asks protesters how they want to see the financial world change, and questions whether this time financiers can ignore such a huge protest in their midst?

See Aaron's report now on the Dateline website.


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