Greg Palast

Recognized as having uncovered more about the Bush dynasty than any before him, Palast's reports on the connections between the Bush family and the Bin Ladins, formed the basis for Michael Moore's latest film, Fahrenheit 9/11. His courageous reporting has uncovered fraud and corruption in the highest seats of power, exposing the backroom crimes and propaganda lies of the New World Order's robber barons-from the pirates in the Oval Office to the corporate globalizers steamrolling the world over. Palast's new film, Bush Family Fortunes, is a documentary on the history of the Bush family and how George W. Bush got to the White House, and will be released this fall.

Having broken some of the most infamous stories of the past decade, from Enron to how Bush killed the FBI's investigation into the financing of terrorist organizations by Saudi Arabia, Palast has been a guest on Politically Incorrect, CSPAN's Washington Journal, and does regular investigative reports for BBC's Newsnight. His writings have appeared in such publications as The Washington Post, Harper's, and The Nation.

Palast earned his MBS from University of Chicago, where he studies under the tutelage of Nobel Prize winner Milton Friedman. The winner of Salon.com's 2001 Politics Story of the Year Award, Palast is a legend among his colleagues, and is devoted to reporting the news that he can't get corporate media to cover.