Bill Moyers traces the childhoods and early careers of FDR and Hitler and illustrates the paths by which they rose to respective pinnacles of power.

Bill Moyers speaks with Clark Clifford about his decades as a trusted adviser to the most powerful leaders in Washington.

After a series of earnest conversations with great American thinkers, Bill Moyers looks back on what he's learned.

The Harvard Law professor and author compares abortion and divorce policy in the United States and Europe.

In this filmed essay, Bill Moyers takes aim at the presidential and vice presidential candidates on the eve of the 1988 election.

Noam Chomsky explains how — unlike a totalitarian regime — a democracy doesn't stoop to violence to control its citizens; it uses propaganda, instead.

Noam Chomsky on elections, big media and broken democracy. Part one of a two-part interview.

Bill Moyers takes a look at how the effort to police drug violence plays a major role in presidential politics.

The literary critic on our common and uncommon mythologies, cultural differences, and Canada’s struggle to establish a separate identity beyond being America’s neighbor.

Novelist and cultural critic Tom Wolfe shares his thoughts on Wall Street greed, "media ricochet," and the power of neighborhood politics.