Michael Moore talks censorship, privacy, and getting the job done with his longtime collaborators, and the directors of Citizen Koch, Tia Lessin & Carl Deal. From the 2013 Traverse City Film Festival.

DIGITAL EXCLUSIVE: Washington insiders break down the loopholes that corporations and billionaires exploit to flood elections with big money in exchange for favors.

EXTENDED SCENE: As nearly a million signatures are certified calling for the recall of Gov. Scott Walker, the special interests gear up for battle.

EXTENDED SCENE: As the Koch-backed Americans for Prosperity rolls into Wisconsin to campaign against the recall of Gov. Scott Walker, the amount of money being spent in the state by AFP and other outside groups is staggering. Find out which candidate benefits most from the dark money.

Watch the Official Theatrical trailer for Citizen Koch.

Set against the rise of the Tea Party in the aftermath of the US Supreme Court’s 2010 Citizens United ruling, a citizen uprising to recall Wisconsin Gov. Scott Walker collides with the Tea Party-aligned “Americans for Prosperity,” a group founded and lavishly financed by two of the world’s richest men —David and Charles Koch. As Republican working class voters find themselves in the crosshairs of their own party and its billionaire backers, they ar...

DIGITAL EXCLUSIVE: In 2012, we sat down with super-lobbyist Jack Abramoff for a frank and open conversation about how money corrupts politicians. Watch excerpts from this interview with a true Washington insider who knows how to play the game.

DELETED SCENE: Ruled ineligible for the final nationally televised 2012 New Hampshire Republican Primary debate, candidate Gov. Buddy Roemer comes up with a plan to get the national newsmedia to cover his campaign.

DELETED SCENE: On the eve of the 2012 Wisconsin recall election, Gov. Walker is behind closed doors at a private fundraiser with South Carolina Gov. Nikki Haley, while his constituents face off outside.

EXTENDED SCENE: As GOP Presidential candidates descend on Wisconsin for the 2012 primary, voters wonder what happened to their party.