Bill Moyers Journal
Nov. 7, 2008
Moyers on Changing Times
A Bill Moyers essay on change and the new administration.
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Eric Foner and Patricia Williams
Bill Moyers sits down with Columbia University professor Eric Foner, who specializes in political and African-American history, and Patricia J. Williams, a professor of law at Columbia University.
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Kevin Phillips
Does Barack Obama’s victory mean a new and permanent political alignment in American politics? Bill Moyers speaks with Kevin Phillips about how America has changed since Phillips penned THE EMERGING REPUBLICAN MAJORITY 40 years ago.
excerpt:
Moyers: “The top one percent of households in this country saw their real income more than triple while the majority of labor of the labor force got virtually no increase at all in real wages over the last 35 years. How does the new administration turn that around?”
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Bill Moyers on Terkel and Leonard
Bill Moyers on Studs Terkel and John Leonard.
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Mumia Abu-Jamal on Pres. Barack Obama
Will the US default on its foreign debt? Interview with Michael Hudson
Obama’s First Press Conference 11.07.08
Does a Leopard Change Its Spots? by William Bowles
Between Hope and Reality – An Open Letter to Barack Obama By Ralph Nader
Ali Abunimah: Obama picks pro-Israel hardliner for top post
Class divisions begin to emerge in Obama coalition
Chamber of Commerce hopes to avoid Employee Free Choice Act
Studs Terkel Interviews Michael Moore in ‘The Big One’
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