Big Picture Panel: Shelby Emmett, Project 21 & Isaiah Poole, People's Action/Campaign for America's Future. Is Trump’s cyber bullying tweet storm proof he doesn’t have the temperament to be president?

Big Picture Interview: Patty Lovera, Food & Water Watch. Scott Pruitt is making it easier for our drinking water to be poisoned.

On tonight’s Big Picture, Thom talks with Rev. Barry Lynn as the Supreme Courts delivers a blow against the separation of church and state. Then he talks with Horace Cooper and Charles Sauer about the EPA’s decision to put YOUR lives in danger by rolling back on public water rules with privatization, Rand Paul’s absurd claim that universal healthcare means to take you to the “Gulag”, and Monsanto’s weed killer now classified by California as a carcinogen.

Big Picture Interview: Rev. Barry W. Lynn, Executive Director-Americans United for Separation of Church & State. This week Supreme Court took action on three very significant cases that have America's committed to secular government very - very worried.

Big Picture Panel - Charles Sauer, Economist/President-The Market Institute & Horace Cooper, Attorney/Senior Fellow-National Center for Public Policy Research. The Trump administration has just put the drinking water for 1 in 3 Americans in danger.

On tonight’s Big Picture, Thom talks with Dr. Richard Wolff about how the GOP’s health bill could kill 29,000 Americans in the next decade if implemented. Then he talks with Sam Sacks and Bryan Pruitt on their take of the health bill as members of the GOP oppose it causing a vote delay in congress, the return of camera-shy Sean Spicer to the visual press scene and the white house’s plan to defund an counter-white supremacy program .

Big Picture Interview: Economist Dr. Richard Wolff, Capitalism's Crisis Deepens Essays on the Global Economic Meltdown/Democracy At Work. As Republicans push for this murderous healthcare, Americans are literally dying, increasingly as a result of opioid overdoses. Does this omnipresence of death in American society tell us something about capitalism?

Big Picture Panel: Sam Sacks, The District Sentinel News Co-op & Bryan Pruitt, RedState. In the face of growing dissent in their own ranks - Senate Republicans today delayed a vote on their tax cut for the rich disguised as a healthcare plan until after the July 4 recess. Despite the setback - White House spokesperson Sarah Huckabee Sanders said that President Trump was still "optimistic" about his healthcare agenda as a whole. The AP is reporting that right-wing donors are threatening to "close the piggy bank" unless they see progress on healthcare (aka their tax cuts). Is this kind of pressure from the oligarchs enough to make this bill pass? My theory is that Trump and the Republicans are going to pull a Reagan on this….

On tonight’s Big Picture, Thom discusses with Morris Pearl how the secretive Senate health care bill that just rolled out will be good for wealthy patrons as opposed to YOUR health. Then he talks with Richard Eskow on the future of the Democratic party and if it will ever catchup to what the public is interested in, such as non corporate candidates like the UK has with Jeremy Corbyn.

On tonight’s Big Picture, Thom discusses the human rights movement and its connection to the economy with activist and author Peter Joseph. Then, Thom talks to Phillip Stucky of the Daily Caller and Alex Lawson of Social Security Works about GOP senators opposing the Senate’s version of a healthcare bill and Donald Trump doing a big favor for the Big Pharma industry.

Big Picture Panel: Phillip Stucky, The Daily Caller News Foundation & Alex Lawson, Social Security Works. This bill is monstrous. It strips away protections for people with preexisting conditions. It lets insurance companies charge older customers 5 times more than younger customers. It defund Planned Parenthood. It cuts hundreds of billions of dollars from Medicaid to pay for tax cuts for the rich. How can anyone possibly defend it?

Big Picture Interview: As runaway global warming continues to accelerate and the gap between rich and poor - there is a sense among many that our civilization is in crisis. What’s causing this crisis? And how do we move beyond the broken status quo and literally design a better future? Those big questions are at the heart of social critic and activist Peter Joseph's new book, "the New Human Rights Movement: Reinventing the Economy to End Oppression."

On tonight’s Big Picture, Thom discusses the results of Georgia’s special election and what may have caused Jon Ossoff to lose with investigative journalist Greg Palast. Then, Thom talks to Dave McCulloch of Capitol Media Partners and political commentator Doug Christian about the Senate GOP’s latest version of a healthcare bill and a study finding millennials believe student debt is a bigger problem than North Korea.

Big Picture Panel: Dave McCulloch, Capitol Media Partners & Doug Christian, Political Commentator. The Senate Republican healthcare bill is secret no more. There’s just one problem - it's not really a healthcare bill.

Big Picture Interview: Greg Palast, The Best Democracy Money Can Buy. Why is mainstream media ignoring the role voter suppression may have played in helping Karen Handel defeat Jon Ossoff in the Georgia 6 runoff?