I'm Bill Moyers. It's good to have your ear.

Senator Elizabeth Warren.

The government runs for those who can make their voices heard.

And they mostly make their voices heard through their lobbyists, through their campaign contributions.

And that means over and over and over, the tilt is in favor of the rich and the powerful.

This is the problem.

We've got to solve it and we've got to solve it now.

It's time for everybody across this country to ask of their senators, to ask of their

congressmen or congresswoman, whose side are

you on? Are you there for the folks who are out there trying to work for a living,

or are you just there for the millionaires and billionaires?

Thanks for joining us.

You cannot have watched television the last few months without seeing Senator Elizabeth Warren

talking about her book A Fighting Chance.

And that's a good thing because it's a terrific book about how a little girl from Oklahoma,

her parents, struggling to make ends meet and keep a roof over their heads,

how this little girl grows up to teach at Harvard

Law School, becomes the nemesis of wrongdoers on Wall Street, gets elected to the United

States Senate, and in record time becomes the leading voice of the progressive wing of the

Democratic Party. But right now, let me show you something she said to me when I first

interviewed her ten years ago.

The middle class has been pushed right to the edge.

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