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Hundreds of protesters marched to the home of Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel, President Obama’s former chief of staff, on Saturday to oppose Emanuel’s cutting of social services while funding a massive security operation during the NATO summit. The day earlier, a group of nurses led a march in downtown Chicago to protest austerity cuts.

 

"They say cut back — we say fight back," the protesters chanted. "We need to come together," says retired nurse Kay McVay. "When you cut you bleed blood, not gold."

 

 

Guest: Kay McVay & Zakiyyah Muhammad, protesting security spending and cuts to social services in Chicago.