I'm Bill Moyers. It's good to have your ear. This week on Moriars & Company, Robert

Risch, on what's gone wrong with our economy and how to fix it.

How do you constrain capitalism from doing stupid things that are not in the public interest?

You have a democracy that is sufficiently

well-functioning that laws and rules limit what can be done. If the democracy is corrupted

itself by that capitalist excess, then the first thing you've got to do is get big money out of politics.

At what point do you tip over, do you get to a tipping point where the degree of inequality

actually is threatening your economy, your society, your democracy?

And we talk about his new documentary, Inequality for All.

Thanks for joining us.

Odds are you know of my guest, Robert Reich.

Perhaps as the public servant he was under three administrations.

For his work as President Clinton's Secretary of Labor, Time magazine called him one of the best

cabinet secretaries of the 20th century. He's written 13 books, including this latest,

Beyond Outrage, What Has Gone Wrong With Our Economy and Our Democracy, and How to Fix It.

But you're about to see Professor Reich, who teaches public policy at the University of California, Berkeley,

in a wholly new light as the star of a dynamic, witty, and entertaining new film to be released next week in theaters across the country.

It's called Inequality for All and was directed by Jacob Cornbluth.

Here's the trailer.

Now the thing you want to know about this, Minnie Cooper, is it is small.

We are in proportion, me and my car.

My name is Robert Reich.

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