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Elizabeth Warren explores the consequences of America's changing investment priorities and discusses where the money is going on The Daily Show With Jon Stewart

Elizabeth Warren on The Daily Show

25 January 2012

 

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-4 # Innocent Victim 2012-01-25 19:00
Daily Show videos never work for me. Instead, I clicked on another thumbnail,"Filter Bubbles", and it presented very well.
 
 
+7 # Bill Clements 2012-01-25 22:41
Elizabeth Warren has the big picture in a way that very few in politics do. She SEES what's going on and she stands firmly with those of us who have lost our voice in Washington because of lobbyists and corporate power/money. If she can manage avoid losing her integrity (and I don't see that happening) she will be a force to be reckoned with in Congress. Of course, it's up to all of us to find others just like her and encourage them to run for Congress.
 
 
+3 # mwd870 2012-01-26 06:18
Jon Stewart makes a great point. Elizabeth Warren is not a politician in the conventional sense, unlike many guests on his show. She believes everything she says and her convictions have the power to make others believe in her.
 
 
+1 # lin96 2012-01-26 10:56
The truth is so attractive, and she sets a great example of how easy it is to be truthful. America needs Elizabth Warren. She deserves a chance and I hope she gets one in Massachusettes. Too bad the middleclass doesn't have a super pac to combat the "axis of evil".