In just a few days, Donald Trump seems to have set out to wreck government and turn over the remains to his plutocrat friends.

Those who overlook the country’s structural economic problems have another big surprise coming in the post-2016 electoral world.

Washington's influence industry is sycophantically chronicled in Politico's newsletter, Influence.

Bill's friend and former colleague, Ervin Duggan, calls the book "serious, searingly witty, passionate, thoughtful and fiendishly well-written."

Are the crowds that cheer on Trump and Sanders a rabble or the architects of democracy? Donald Trump’s recent success gives an old debate new life.

In this excerpt from his new book, Frank writes about the Democrats' new innovation in liberalism -- which isn’t the stuff of Franklin Roosevelt or the United Auto Workers.

Browse selected books by Moyers & Company guests, and let us know which ones moved and inspired you.

Thomas Frank talks about the friendly reception the JPMorgan CEO received when he appeared before the Senate Banking Committee.

Bill Moyers speaks with Thomas Frank about the economy and politics of the 'decade that was.'

Veteran political commentator, linguist and author John McWhorter weighs in on race in America.