Bill and political blogger Glenn Greenwald look back at the legacy of the Bush Administration, and ahead at President Obama's prospects.

Guest host Deborah Amos sits down with columnist Joe Nocera to discuss the relationship between government bailouts and public confidence.

The author provides his take on what Obama's victory means for a new political alignment. Also, Bill Moyers remembers friends Studs Terkel and John Leonard.

Bill Moyers talks with Mark Johnson, the producer of a remarkable documentary about the simple but transformative power of music. Also: Economist James K. Galbraith

Kathleen Hall Jamieson and Brooke Gladstone weigh in on the face-off between Sarah Palin and Joe Biden. Plus, Emma Coleman Jordan on the Wall Street bailout.

The Journal examines how rage on the radio impacts the public and politics. Plus, a look at how truth fits into the 2008 election.

Jamieson discusses key moments and messages of John McCain and Sarah Palin, plus what it all means for American voters.

A report on Christians United for Israel and their pastor's presidential endorsement. Plus, two experts discuss John McCain's politics.

The candidates have gotten creative with their political ads. This Journal decodes their messages and reports on what's getting through to the voters.

Seattle Times reporters investigated how members of Congress awarded campaign contributors with federal dollars for companies in their local Congressional districts.