Moyers considers legalized, controlled drug use as an alternative to criminalization.

Bill Moyers considers William Rehnquist as Supreme Court Chief Justice, including his pro-segregation history.

Bill Moyers reports on how the US in the 1950's was an era of American conformity, in which fitting in led to a hostility and distrust of those who stood out.

Bill Moyers speaks with news correspondent Richard Strout, who covered Washington and the White House from 1925 until his retirement in 1984.

Bill Moyers tries to navigate the maze of America’s clandestine policies toward Cuba.

BIll Moyers visits the White House and sits down with presidential advisor Hamilton Jordan to discuss Jimmy Carter's legacy.

Bill Moyers talks with former governor of California and undeclared candidate for president, Ronald Reagan, at his ranch in California.

Bill Moyers discusses the first two tentative and erratic years of Jimmy Carter's presidency.

In this clip from the 1977 documentary, The CIA's Secret Army, Bill Moyers talks to Fidel Castro about communism, President Nixon and American policy towards Cuba.

The secretary of state tells Bill why he believes there "exists an extraordinary opportunity to form for the first time in history a truly global society."