Michael Moore has come out with his own take on the financial crisis. His new movie, "Capitalism: A Love Story," follows homeowners who have been foreclosed on by big banks, and the major players in government and in the financial industry who watched it all happen. We ask the man behind documentaries "Roger and Me," "Bowling for Columbine" and "Sicko" if he can call for change with this movie, and if he can still pull off his trademark ambushes now that his profile is so prominent.
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David Sanger's Guide to the History of Syria
In-Depth Look at the Situation in Syria
A Closer Look at the Assad Regime
A Personal Look at the Opposition in Syria
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Comedian Baratunde Thurston on 'How to Be Black'
The Future of Syria
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The 'Safety Net' and Realities of Poverty
Comedian Baratunde Thurston on 'How to Be Black'
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Multi-Billion Dollar Foreclosure Settlement Imminent
Contraception Coverage Draws Criticism from Catholic Bishops
No 'Safety Net' for Middle Class?
'Tebow Bill' May Allow Home-Schoolers to Play on High School Teams
Teenager Faces Public Outrage Over School Prayer Lawsuit

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