The New York Times columnist explains why our top priority should be getting America back to work – if only Washington would stop throwing distractions in the way.

The New York Times columnist details the catastrophic impact of the economic downturn as well as avenues to recovery.

Conservative and liberal senators oppose President Obama's nomination of Jacob Lew for Treasury secretary.

Our economic quick-fixes do little for most of us, but continue to reward those at the top. And yet Wall Street still wants more.

Bill explains how last week’s fiscal cliff deal gave tens of billions in tax breaks to Wall Street and corporations.

The New York Times columnist tells Bill prospects for economic recovery are bleak, particularly for younger Americans, but says solutions are still possible.

The New York Times columnist discusses President Obama's Treasury pick, and why he's okay with it not being him.

The economist and New York Times columnist joins Bill in the studio today to talk about why our top priority should be getting America back to work.

Enthusiasm is growing for a one trillion dollar coin that could allow Obama to bypass the coming debt ceiling debate.

Bill and the New York Times columnist will discuss the crucial need to create jobs in America. Suggest your own questions for Bill to consider.