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

This week on Mortgage Company, TPP, a big story you may know nothing about, a trade deal that Washington and corporate America want to keep secret.

There'd be no reason to keep it so secret if it was in the interest of the public. The whole notion of this agreement is to facilitate the movement of capital and to give capital

even more privileges than it has now.

This really is a deal that's being negotiated by corporations, for corporations, and any

benefit it provides to the bulk of the populations of this country will be purely incidental.

So I could think of ways in which we could liberalize trade that would have enormous benefits

for people in the United States and the rest of the world, but I think those are not on the table.

Also, drone warfare, deadly fire from the sky, and the cost in innocent lives.

Thanks for joining us.

The disposition matrix sounds like the title of a suspense thriller. But that's what America's

counterterrorism experts call their database, the list of those our government believes are preparing to do America

harm. From it, targets are chosen for assassination. However, the drones they use are not

always so selective and often killed innocent civilians, including children. Last Tuesday,

for the first time, drone attack victims testified at a briefing

for members of Congress. Five members showed up. The briefing coincided with the release of a

new documentary, Unmanned, America's Drone Wars, the latest from brave new films produced and

directed by Robert Greenwald.

It tells the story of civilians who have lost their lives to drones and includes the testimony

of others, among them, Brandon Bryant, a former American drone operator who carried out attacks

by remote control from a military base in New Mexico.

Getting into the drone program was weird.

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