What’s next for the occupy Wall Street movement?

The Occupy Wall Street protests have been gaining momentum since they began in downtown Manhattan two weeks ago. More than a few pundits have noted the  leaderless movement is  using Arab Spring-style tactics as their inspiration. Like the protests in Tahrir Square in Cairo, Occupy Wall Street supporters are extremely adept at using social media to spread their message. Their camp in the Financial District’s Zuccotti Park is impressively organized, with a reception area, media zone, medical clinic, library and cafeteria.  But despite structure on the ground, one criticism that’s been repeatedly levied at them is their lack of unified demands. The  protesters  want to end greed and corruption but don’t necessarily agree as to what that means in practice.   Charles M. Blow, op-ed columnist for  The New York Times, and J.A. Myerson, who is on the media team for the Occupy Wall Street movement, talk about where the movement is going next.