Daily Topics - Monday November 12th, 2012

Catch the Thom Hartmann Show LIVE 3-6pm ET

Hour One: Thom vs. Applebee's franchisee's meltdown / Plus, can you drive solo in the carpool lanes with Inc. papers? Jonathan Frieman,JD / And...AZ is still counting ballots?! Dr. Mike Newcomb

Hour Two: Thom has a conversation with Newt Gingrich about the election and his new book "Victory at Yorktown"

Hour Three: What will really change now that pot is legal in CO and WA states? Norm Stamper, Law Enforcement Against Prohibition (LEAP) / Plus, America has NEVER been a center right nation...

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mathboy 13 years 41 weeks ago
#1

"Poopyheads"? Thanks for raising the level of discourse, Grover!

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mathboy 13 years 41 weeks ago
#2

That's Buckley v. Valeo, not Buckley v. Valeho.

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