Now is the time for all good men to come to the aide of their country. Guess that leaves out Republicans and Democrats.

Big bucks on Wall Street stirs up outrage

Goldman Sachs disclosed this week it paid CEO Lloyd Blankfein a nearly $54 million bonus in cash, stock and options.

The immense bonus breaks a record set just last week when Morgan Stanley gave a $40 million bonus for CEO John Mack.

To put it into perspective, New York State residents make an average of $46,000, or less than one-tenth of one percent of Blankfein's bonus.

The bonuses come after a banner year for investment banks, including Goldman Sachs' 70% rise in profits to almost $10 billion, the highest in the history of Wall Street.

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In October, Bill Moyers returns to investigative reporting with three documentaries taking on important issues facing the country in the upcoming elections for control of Congress. Moyers in America will report on political corruption, Christians and the environment, and democratic access to the Internet

"We're looking at three issues that deserve to be at the center of the debate this fall, not just because they are important topics, but because together these stories reveal a powerful and sometimes disturbing picture about how our government works," says Bill Moyers. "The way these issues are playing out should serve as a wake-up call for citizens."

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