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They are at time.com/newsletters and are separate from a paid subscription. ## Video: Occupy Wall Street's Live Streamer Tim Pool [Watch (HLS stream): Occupy Wall Street's Live Streamer Tim Pool](https://cdn.jwplayer.com/manifests/7iqOut7N.m3u8) (2:13)  _Published 2011-11-16. TIME catches up with Live Stream reporter Tim Pool as he finishes a marathon 19 hours of non-stop Ustream coverage of Occupy Wall Street_ --- Jul 27, 2023 3:19 PM UTC --- ## More From This Series [All Videos](https://time.com/video/) [Sights and Sounds of Occupy Wall Street's "Action Day"](/video/O4QkwXRj/) ### Sights and Sounds of Occupy Wall Street's "Action Day" [Re-entering Occupy Wall Street After Eviction](/video/yJzXMHfS/) ### Re-entering Occupy Wall Street After Eviction [Bill Clinton on Unemployment and Occupy Wall Street](/video/SlPlNHT5/) ### Bill Clinton on Unemployment and Occupy Wall Street --- ## Transcript Alright. Well, let's see what's going on here, I suppose. So my name is Timothy Pool, and what I do, at Occupy Wall Street, I handle independent media, and I run a you stream channel. It's youstream. tv / theother99. Sort of just walking around looking for people, that I haven't been able to connect with so. Do you wanna, wanna give your name? My name is Malik [ INAUDIBLE ] from occupy the hood. So, you're live Streaming today. Got me out of bed and got me here. So, I think that happens to a lot of other people to, that, that you're doing a job for us that is, is important. One of the great things about the youth stream is that I have a chet... Feed on my phone. And people can ask questions and I can respond. Or people can ask me to do something and I can do it. They're, they're, they're asking if you'd speak a little louder. I'm sorry. Oh, okay. Alright. Sorry. Someone actually said today Please move because we can't. And, I did. I said, yeah. I thought, of course. How many people you got following you in the street? Well, right now, we have 6, 149 viewers. When it comes to working groups, it's, or, or even an occupation, which is trying to make a new system. The way I see it is, if you are making a decision That will affect someone else's life, prepare for public scrutiny. Today, I've had people from South Africa who's been watching you the whole day. Really? It's like 4: 00 in the morning, and they said to me this afternoon that they'd like it if I could come and say thank you, because they now know exactly what's been going on. [ NOISE ] Unfortunately, with the excitement of today's events, I believe I have reached my wit's end. At which point, I must recharge my batteries, both figuratively and literally. I coming on the 19th hour of my you stream. Since, yeah, yeah, you guys watching. Food, water, whatever he needs. If whatever tweet comes out from him, you bring him whatever he needs. Needs immediately. So, I'm going to sign off. Thanks for watching everyone. So again thank you everyone. 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