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Published 17 Dec, 2013 07:11 | Updated 17 Dec, 2013 07:11
Occupy Wall Street protesters wearing masks made out of enlarged dollar bills act in a short skit in Times Square on September 17, 2013 in New York City. (Andrew Burton/Getty Images/AFP) © AFP

Thom discusses the significance of Chile’s new president Michele Bachelet with economist Richard Wolff, debates wealth inequality with GOP Strategist Jack Burkman and talks about the Occupy Wall Street movement with participants Priscilla Grim & Nicole Carty. In tonight's “Daily Take,” Thom discusses why Americans stopped being happy.

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