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The 1946 Frank Capra classic "It's a Wonderfull Life" tells the story of an American man named George Bailey. It’s a movie that extols values, that money isn’t everything, that family comes first, that greed can’t buy happiness and that the little guy can win. However, our Department of Homeland Security has decided to parody this cinematic masterpiece in a manner that disparages the true spirit of Christmas. Richard explains.
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