November 19 2008 show notes


  • Thom is working on the Air America Cruise all this week. Today's show was a best of Thom Hartmann show.

  • How can we reinvent the car industry and also bust up Al Qaeda and stop the world from being destroyed by global warming, all at the same time? Transcript.

  • Guest: Former Alabama Governor Don Siegelman. Recap and update on his case. The Time Magazine revelations.

  • Guest: Al Franken. His Senate campaign against Republican Norm Coleman in Minnesota. They have filed a lawsuit.

  • Guest: Mayor Mark Begich. Democratic nominee for US Senator from Alaska.

  • Guest: Jim Martin. His special run off election against Saxby Chambliss in Georgia on December 2nd.

  • Guest: Tax attorney Roni Deutch. Investment losses in this economic crisis...what can you do?

  • The economy.

  • Gun ownership, rights.

Topics, guests, upcoming events, quotes, links to articles, audio clips, books & bumper music.


Wednesday 19 November '08 show



Thom's Blog Is On the Move

Hello All

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