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Corporate tax bandits, suing Monsanto, science fiction realities

Published 20 Feb, 2013 07:31 | Updated 19 Mar, 2013 06:07

Abby Martin talks to Bill Freese, science policy analyst at the Center for Food Safety, about the Supreme Court case between Monsanto and one Indiana farmer, and the implications this could have on international agribusiness. BTS producer Manuel Rapalo talks about a few current pieces of technology that only decades ago were considered science fiction. Lastly, a look at how America’s wealthiest corporations are able to dodge paying federal taxes while elected officials urge average American’s to ‘tighten their belts’ in times of economic recovery.

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