On Corruption in America

Corruption's pervasive influence in America is meticulously examined, tracing its roots from the Gilded Age's industrial magnates through significant historical events like the 1929 stock market crash and the Great Depression. The narrative highlights the detrimental impact of deregulation and political machinations on the middle class and unions. It critiques the Clinton administration's favoritism and Trump's extensive corrupt network, illustrating how systemic corruption undermines democracy and shapes governance, often escaping scrutiny from the privileged elite.