Two months into Donald Trump's war on Iran, the Pentagon is running on fumes.

Thom talks with world-famous investigative reporter Greg Palast about the dangers of voter suppression within FEMA orchestrated by Gregg Phillips.

The numbers are in, and they're ugly for the GOP.

Doctor & Author Rachel Bitecofer comes on the program to discuss how the Republican Party is deep in billionaire's pockets and how the Democrats need donors as well to have a chance with this blatant corruption.

This is supposed to be the hot season for real estate. It isn't.

The Oval Office is crashing and burning inside sources are saying. We also discuss the question on if JD Vance will stab Trump in the back to save himself?

It's absurd. It's disgusting. And they're bragging on Fox.

The Trump family's crooked insider trading is getting worse, as Eric Trump goes on Fox News and boasts about his new tech deal with the Pentagon. The working class is catching on to their corrupt dealings, and polls are ranking Democrats higher than Republicans in regards to the economy for the first time since 2010.

ICE is taking a page from Israel's playbook, by targeting Americans the same way Palestinians in Gaza were targeted: AI. The unreliable system dictates who is most likely a threat to the regime and officers carry out whatever retribution they decide, will we be seeing the results from these comprised lists at protests, in homes, or on the street?

Heavy missile use in the Iran conflict is raising questions about U.S. stockpiles and readiness, with officials warning it could take years to rebuild supplies.

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby told investors last night that tickets prices are going up 15-20%. Why? Because Trump's war with Iran sent jet fuel prices through the roof.

The same bold playbook that built the middle class can restore it, and voters are ready for the Democrats to step up.

Voting rights groups are suing over a nationwide data request, raising concerns about federal collection of voter information and its potential impact.

A major oil chokepoint is shut down, millions of barrels are off the market, and experts warn of a global energy crisis that could hit economies worldwide.

A conservative federal appeals court ruled 9 to 8 that Texas can force for every public school classroom to post the ten commandments.