North Carolina: Battleground State
Bill Moyers & Company examines how for a tiny fraction of what casino owner Sheldon Adelson bet and lost on Newt Gingrich's failed 2012 presidential bid, retail magnate Art Pope gained control of North Carolina's state government.
Thomas Cahill Talks About The Pope And The Conservatives Who Fear Him
The author tells Bill Moyers it's not that Pope Francis opposes capitalism, but that he calls for real Christianity. That's what's getting conservatives so upset.
Author: Modern Politics Turns People Into ‘The Walking Dead’
Watch this Bill Moyers interview with the author of "Zombie Politics."
Bill Moyers: Obamacare The Right Wing's Alamo
After Republicans spent their time during last week's hearings demanding apologies for the problems with the rollout of the Affordable Care Act, Bill Moyers asked if it would be "fair to expect just a morsel of apology from the right as well?" I wouldn't be holding my breath for one any time soon.
Bill Moyers: Citizens United — The Sequel
What’s the potential fallout from McCutcheon v. FEC, the campaign finance case currently before the Supreme Court.
Video: What Makes Florida The 'Gunshine' State
Bill Moyers: "When gun industry analyst Tom Diaz joined me on TV to talk about gun laws that make Americans more vulnerable, our substantial conversation lasted so long, we needed to extend it online."
The Long Assault On Our Voting Rights
Acclaimed historian Gary May puts the 2013 Supreme Court decision gutting the Voting Rights Act into historical perspective.
Poor In America Are 'Demonized' To Justify Cuts In Vital Programs
Greg Kaufmann, poverty correspondent for The Nation, says the poor in America are demonized to justify huge cuts in crucial programs for low-income Americans.
Bill Moyers: The Truth About Hunger, Food Insecurity & Poverty In America
Here in the richest country on earth, 50 million of us — one in six Americans — go hungry. More than a third of them are children. And yet Congress can’t pass a Farm Bill because our representatives continue to fight over how many billions to slash from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, better known as food stamps.
Moyers & Company: How Money Rules Washington
The heads of two independent watchdog groups discuss their efforts to scrutinize special interest money going into political pockets.
