Bill talks with reporter Carlo Bonini about his role uncovering "yellowcake" forgeries prominent in Iraq pre-war intelligence

As the media pillories Jeb Bush over his Iraq War comments, let’s remember what the media did back when this debate mattered a whole lot more.

Sr. Joan discusses how religion became so strong a dividing line in American politics and war journalist Christian Parenti provides a close up view of the realities on the ground in Afghanistan.

NOW deconstructs the road to war in Iraq through the eyes of a critical intelligence insider, Greg Thielmann, and considers the state of conservatism and progressivism in America.

How does the reality on the ground in Iraq compare to the political rhetoric at the presidential debate? And the fight to protect the Rocky Mountain Front from drilling.

A look at the secretive process by which party handlers ensure presidential debates are void of real discussion of the issues, and the effect of the Bush tax cuts on our mounting national deficit.

A look at the workers and community leaders being uprooted to serve in the National Guard, a conversation about Dan Rathers and the George W. Bush controversy, and a global warming prediction.

How was the most powerful nation on Earth so utterly unprepared to protect its homeland?

An analysis of the 2004 presidential election and its campaign ads, and Lou Dobbs gives a candid look at what caused his change of heart from devout capitalist to crusader for American workers.

Through this episode of NOW's focus on art and politics, we learn about John Sayles' feature film about a corrupt governor, Jehane Noujaim's documentary on Al-Jazeera, and Sarah Jones' one-woman show.