Hedges Talks Capitalism in Michael Moore Interview
In a newly available interview, Truthdig's Chris Hedges sits down with filmmaker Michael Moore and poignantly argues that capitalism is driving humanity's downfall. Moore conducted the interview for his latest movie, "Capitalism: A Love Story," but eventually cut it from the documentary.In a newly available interview, Truthdig’s Chris Hedges sits down with filmmaker Michael Moore and poignantly argues that capitalism is driving humanity’s downfall. Moore conducted the interview for his latest movie, “Capitalism: A Love Story,” but eventually cut it from the documentary.
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