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Was the Gulf War Just?
Christopher Hitchens, Morton Kondracke
Is Socialism Obsolete?
Christopher Hitchens, Dinesh D'Souza
Recorded at Georgetown University.
Election 2000: A Space Odyssey
Jim Hightower
The election season is upon us. The campaign coffers are overflowing. The pundits are pontificating and the pollsters are polling. But election 2000 is hardly creating a ripple of interest. Voter turnouts will probably set new lows. Democracy, such as it is, withers.
Let’s Fight the Bastards
Jim Hightower
“We’ve got to have a new political movement that will give people, ordinary work-a-day folks, a political channel for the expression of their anger and of their aspirations. Both political parties are totally butt-deep in the campaign finance corruption. They’re in the pockets of the corporate elites and the wealthy interests in the country. Their […]
Politics, Fat Cats & Dead Armadillos
Jim Hightower
In late nineteenth-century America a broad-based populist movement rose in response to economic inequality, political corruption and corporate greed. The movement had a wide impact and sparked a number of reforms and innovations. Today, in what some see as comparable conditions, there are once again populist stirrings in the country.
Money & Politics
Jim Hightower
U.S. Policy in the Mideast and Beyond
Seymour Hersh
Investigative Reporting and Government Lying
Seymour Hersh
On Bended Knee: The Media
Mark Hertsgaard
The manipulation of the media is now part of the fabric of American political life. The planned leaks, the photo-ops, the off-the-record backgrounders, and pool coverage are all techniques of news management and control. Interview by David Barsamian.
Toward a Democratic Media
Edward Herman
Beyond Hypocrisy: Decoding the News
Edward Herman
Interviewed by David Barsamian.
The Lapdog Function of the Media
Edward Herman
Recorded at the Berkshire Forum.

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