Leading investigative journalist Oliver Bullough joins us for a wildly thrilling expos of the dark financial secrets at the heart of the global economy.
Without money laundering, most major crime simply wouldn't pay - from South American drug cartels to Nigerian kleptocrats, Afghan terrorists, traffickers and tax evaders. And yet the system not only survives, it thrives: moving dirty money has never been easier, or more secure.
So just why has every attempt to stop it failed?
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