1993-2001

Explores how American unilateralism has impacted its role as a world power and how other countries view the U.S., focusing on how political and military decisions made after the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks have alienated the country's closest allies.

Examines former-President Clinton's eight years in office, and highlights the impact those years had on our nation then and and continue to have now.

"Discusses the decade 1990-1999 in the United States in terms of culture, art, science, and politics"--Provided by publisher.

Bill Moyers presents his own views on what is wrong in American society and maintains that democracy is being replaced by government of, by, and for a corporate ruling class.

Analyzes how press coverage influences American's views of politics, using the presidential election of 2000 as an example of how the media often fails to keep people informed without bias.

Shines a searing spotlight on public figures from President George W. Bush and Senator Hilary Clinton to the Reverend Jesse Jackson.

With the tenacity of a criminal prosecutor, Barr highlights the shocking depth of corruption that characterized the Clinton administration. Case by case, issue by issue, the true character of Bll Clinton's leadership is uncovered.