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Lee Fang, Republic Report / The Machine: A Field Guide to the Resurgent Right, joins Thom Hartmann.

Jemere Calhoun, striking fast food worker, joins Thom Hartmann.

Professor Edmund Ghareeb, American University / The Historical Dictionary of Iraq joins Thom Hartmann.

Thom discusses Obama’s ISIS strategy with Edmund Ghareeb, Middle East History Professor at American University and today’s fast food strikes with McDonald’s worker Jemere Calhoun. Thom takes viewer video questions and comments in “Your Take, My Take Live” and in tonight’s “Daily Take” Thom discusses how corporations are succeeding with their billion dollar union busting campaign.

America's Lawyer Mike Papantonio, Ring of Fire Radio, joins Thom Hartmann

Congressman Alan Grayson (D-FL, 9th District) joins Thom Hartmann.

Thom discusses the growing threat of ISIS with Rep. Alan Grayson and a Koch Strategist’s claim that the minimum wage will lead to fascism with Attorney and Radio Host Mike Papantonio. Tonight’s “Lone Liberal Rumble” discusses why 23 red states continue to deny their citizens their tax dollars, a New Jersey town passing a paid sick leave bill and another Republican investigation into another Obama agency.

Tom Hayden, Peace & Justice Resource Center / Inspiring Participatory Democracy joins Thom Hartmann.

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Pastor D. Alexander Bullock, Change Agent Consortium

Thom discusses the beheading of journalist Steven Sotloff with Author and Activist Tom Hayden and how the fate of Detroit is resting in Judge Steven Rhodes’ hands with the Change Agent Consortium’s Pastor D. Alexander Bullock. Tonight’s “Politics Panel” talks the decrease in the cost of the Medicare program, Obama’s “no strategy” comment and whether Sen. McConnell will actually lose in November. In tonight’s “Daily Take” Thom discusses how conservative policies have claimed another life.

In tonight's “Conversations with Great Minds" Thom talks with Journalist David DeGraw, author of the upcoming book “The Economics of Revolution.”