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

Glenn Greenwald peels back the layers that reveal what the Boston bombers, drone attacks,

and secrecy in government have in common.

Secrecy is the linchpin of abuse of government power. One of the only avenues we have left for learning what people in power do are whistleblowers,

people who essentially step out and risk their individual liberty,

and that's why there's such a war being waged against them.

And two old Washington hands, Thomas Mann and Norman Ornstein,

discuss why they decided to speak truth to power.

We talk sometimes about parties versus outside groups.

No, no, no.

The outside groups are part of the political parties, and so too are the media outlets.

If you have a government that can't function, we're all going to lose it.

Thanks for joining us.

In the aftermath of the Boston bombings and the massive manhut, which led to the death

of one suspect and the arrest of another, both of the Muslims, there have been calls for increased

surveillance and scrutiny of the public at large,

and Muslims in particular.

On Fox News the other day, New York Congressman Peter King said, if you know a threat

is coming from a certain community, that's where you have to look.

Proceed with caution here, Mr. King, and first take a look at that Council on Foreign Relations

analysis of an FBI study

showing that from 1980 to 2001, around two-thirds of domestic terrorism was carried out by American

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