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Moyers & Company
Citizens United: The Sequel
Season 2
Episode 40
Bill Moyers talks with Yale Law School election and constitutional law professor Heather Gerken who warns that McCutcheon v. FEC has the potential to be even worse than Citizens United. Bill also speaks with historian Joyce Appleby whose new book, Shores of Knowledge, provides a captivating account of curiosity and how it has shaped our modern world.
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