Bush family fortunes the best democracy money can buy
(DVD)

Based on the book: The best democracy money can buy / by Greg Palast.

Adapted from the 2004 BBC television production: Bush family fortunes / produced by Marion Jones ; directed by Steven Grandison.

Presented in widescreen format.

Bonus features: Interview with Greg Palast ; interactive documents.

Music, Moby ... [et al.] ; camera, Daniel Meyers ; editor, Jonathan Levin ; executive producer, Matthew Pascarella ; co-producer, Jonathan Levin.

Interviews with: Greg Palast, Jim Hightower, Bill White, Terry Johnson, Robert Dieter, Bill Burkett, Willie Steen, Pam Iorio, Clayton Roberts, Craig McDonald, Andrea McWilliams, Dean McWilliams, Nick Kralj, Wayne Madsen, Pete Brewton, David Rosen, Stephen Push, Ron Motley, Jay Garner, Grover Norquist.

This documentary follows the trail of the Bush family, from the Saudi connection to the Bush team's spiking the FBI investigation of the bin Laden family and post-war Iraq. Takes a hard look at the role of business in the American justice system and alleges that many companies' motives are not only impure, but a detriment to society as a whole. Among the companies profiled are DBT, which contributed largely to the infamous Florida felon's list that kept thousands of African-American voters away from the polls in the hotly contested state of Florida during the 2000 election.