A roundup of the week that was in political dark money, including a look at where attacks ads are most concentrated and tallies of the exponential increase in spending since Citizens United.

Former TARP special inspector Neil Barofsky joins Bill to discuss the critical yet unmet need to rein in big banks.

What about Chrystia Freeland's Plutocrats surprises or interests you? We thought she makes an interesting distinction in Chapter Two between today's rich and those of the first Gilded Age. Join our book club discussion!

Suzie shares what she's learned from adults about elections in America in this week's Mark Fiore animated cartoon.

Former TARP Inspector General Neil Barofsky explains his disappointment with the former Citigroup CEO and the president for failed financial leadership.

With your help, we ask the questions that have gone unasked, and answer them with the candidates’ own past statements.

Not content with just buying American elections, corporate bosses strong-arm their employees to do political work on company time.

With less than a month until Election Day, the Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reinstated Montana’s campaign donation limits.

Wall Street was firmly behind Obama in 2008 -- but this year, the employees of many big banks such as Goldman Sachs have defected to Romney.

The founders of Justice Not Politics join Bill to talk about what's at stake when justices are at the mercy of partisan passions and money in politics.