Chris Hedges Live In Los Angeles
In this dramatic speech at the Immanuel Presbyterian Church, Chris Hedges, hero of the Occupy Movement, introduces "Days Of Destruction, Days Of Revolt" written as a non-fiction report on "the harvesting of America. First it was the indigenous peoples, then it was the blacks, then poor whites living in the Appalachians and now they're coming for us." (Part 1 of 3)
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