Daily Topics - Friday November 11th, 2016
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Coming up today on The Thom Hartmann Program:
Veteran's Day 2016 and it's Anything Goes Friday
- Thom discusses Reactive Keynesianism and Good vs Evil populism
- Let's reprise the Cormin/DeMint debate. Should we be as evil as the Republicans and obstruct everything...Thom says yes - what are your thoughts?
- Thom is supporting Keith Ellison vs. Howard Dean for DNC Chair...we need change
- Adam McKay from The Big Short shares some great news (Represent.us)
- Yong Jung Cho, anti-Trump Activist/Protester (#AllOfUs2016), who participated in DC protests, is joining us.
...LIVE from Washington, DC starting at 12pm Eastern...
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