David DeGraw appeared on the Keiser Report to discuss his new book, “The Economic Elite Vs. The People of the USA.” DeGraw: “The American public needs to understand that we have been attacked. We are in an economic war right now and all economic indicators say that things are going to get worse….”

The theft of Trillions of taxpayer dollars has to be the lead story every day until there are investigations and prosecutions to resolve it.

Dylan Ratigan, one of the few mainstream media voices to speak out against the Financial Coup, has his sights set on Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner. We need to heed the call for Geithner’s removal. Here’s a roundup of Ratigan’s latest clips.

In all, Goldman sold more than $57 billion in risky mortgage-backed securities during a 14-month period in 2006 and 2007, including nearly $39 billion issued from mortgages it purchased. Meanwhile, the firm peddled billions of dollars in complex deals, many of them tied to subprime mortgages, in the Caymans and other offshore locations.

George Carlin on how Big Business and Wall Street run the country and screw over working class taxpayers: “The game is rigged, and nobody seems to notice, nobody seems to care…”

Here’s the follow-up to our Wall Street Economic Death Squad video. The US middle class has been hit by an economic deathblow…

Political “leadership” of the two oligarchy parties spin their economic policy as being for the public benefit. Professional economists increasingly cast economic policy in unprecedented harsh criticism, even calling for public demonstrations against what they claim as gross violations of financial law. Let’s consider current facts of high importance…

Here is the video featured in our report: The Wall Street Economic Death Squad. It features Congressional questioning from Representative Alan Grayson regarding trillions of dollars in Federal Reserve “off-balance sheet transactions,” with music by NIN and Jay Z.

The amount of poverty and suffering required for the emergence of a Goldman Sachs, and the amount of depravity that the accumulation of a fortune of such a magnitude entails is left out of the mainstream media, and it is not always possible to make the people in general see this.

These are literally people who are paying off our government to make sure they don’t have to compete, whether it’s the too-big-to-fail banks or in this case the health insurance companies…

Watch SNL rip Obama for being all talk and no action.

The Democratic supermajority fails to pass a public option, but don’t worry. Senator Max Baucus will pay for your medical bills from the $3.2 million he’s received from the health care industry.

Over 210 people were swept up and arrested, as authorities fired rubber bullets, beanbags, pepper spray, OC gas and deployed a new sound weapon to suppress citizen protest at the G20 summit in Pittsburgh.

Brave New Films teams up with Senator Sanders to expose how Congress is a tool of the corporate elite.

Michael Moore discusses his new doc “Capitalism: A Love Story” on Colbert, Democracy Now and CNN.

Two weeks ago, Ann Minch announced in a YouTube video that she’d launched a one-woman “Debtors’ Revolt” and would refuse to pay off her credit card balance after an unfair interest-rate hike. Now, after her video made a huge splash, Bank of America has agreed to reduce her rate.

Here are two clips from the Daily Show exposing the unwinnable war and voter fraud in Afghanistan.

Stephen Colbert points out the vital impact the Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission Supreme Court case will have on corporate control of elections and the democratic process.

Bill Maher: “The Democrats just never learn. Americans don’t really care which side of an issue you’re on as long as you don’t act like pussies… stand up for the 70 percent of Americans who aren’t crazy.”

It’s been exactly one year since the onset of the financial crisis and the passage of the Bush administration’s $700 billion bailout of Wall Street. But what were the factors in deciding who received bailout funds? And what happened to all the money?