Daily Topics - Thursday June 21st, 2012

Catch The Thom Hartmann Program LIVE at our new time, 3-6pm Eastern!

Hour One: Holder in contempt...why wasn't Karl Rove arrested?

Hour Two: The defenders of patriarchy have lashed out again... / Plus Geeky Science Rocks - Scared grasshoppers show a world more complicated

Hour Three: Obamacare...how much does it cost to bring down a president? Congressman Alan Grayson (D-FL)

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d2don 14 years 5 days ago
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I was listening to Firdays Podcast of Brunch with Bernie yesterday. He was talking about the Trans Pacific Partnreshihp when they had to go to break. Thom said that they would pick it up after the break, Well after the break Thom said "you were talking about social security before the break; please pick up where you left off"

This topic seems to be getting pushed under the rug. I would like to know more about this!!

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