Thom Hartmann shares some insight into why MSNBC's Chris Matthews is so critical of Bernie Sanders.

Thom Hartmann talks with Chris Matthews, Host of Hardball with Chris Matthews on MSNBC, about Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders.

Thom Hartmann comments on science and green news for the week of February 8, 2016.

Thom Hartmann comments on a Financial Times article that warns of the danger of allowing a corporate CEO to also serve as Chairman of the Board.

Thom Hartmann talks with Steve Chaggaris, Sr. Political Editor-CBS Network News, Website: cbsnews.com/politics, live in New Hampshire about how correspondents are assigned to cover campaigns.

Thom Hartmann talks with Ambassador Terry Shumaker, Hillary Clinton surrogate, Attorney / Former U.S. Ambassador to Trinidad (1997-2001) Website: www.bernsteinshur.com,

Thom Hartmann talks with Bill McKibben, Environmentalist/Founder-350.org/Author-numerous books, most recent: Oil and Honey: The Education of an Unlikely Activist, Website: www.350.org, who says we are already in a very tough place when it comes to the environment.

Thom Hartmann shares a blog post by a Nevada blogger who received a push poll call targeting the Bernie Sanders campaign.

Thom Hartmann talks with Mark MacKenzie, Former President, New Hampshire AFL-CIO, Website: www.nhaflcio.org, live from New Hampshire, who says the whole "Bernie is a Socialist" thing is just a wedge issue being pushed by the Clintons.

Thom Hartmann talks Bernie Sanders and Socialism with Chris Matthews, Host-Hardball With Chris Matthews-MSNBC
Website: www.msnbc.com/hardball, live from New Hampshire.

Thom Hartmann comments on economic and labor news for the week of February 8, 2016.

Thom Hartmann says the heads of the Marine Corps and the Army say now that all combat roles have been opened up to women, they should be required to register for the draft as me are.

Thom Hartmann explains just how voter ID laws are being used to effectively suppress the Democratic vote in America.

Thom Hartmann shares a summary of tricks used by CEO's to get rich by screwing their workers. The summary was posted at TakeOnWallStreet.org, a website created by the Communications Workers of America.

Thom Hartmann delves into the issue of whether campaign donations and speaking fees influence a candidate's decisions once in office.