KUOW’s ‘The Conversation’ With Ross Reynolds
Sept. 9, 2010 Robert Scheer appears on KUOW's "The Conversation" with Ross Reynolds to discuss his new book, "The Great American Stickup," where he traces the roots of the recent economic collapse back to Ronald Reagan's free–market rhetoric and Bill Clinton's support of banking deregulation. Scheer, former national affairs correspondent and columnist for The Los Angeles Times, says candidate Obama had a clear–eyed view of the problem that President Obama lacks.
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