Bryan Pruitt, RedState & Bridget Todd, Political Strategist & Hughey P. Newsome, Bold/Move-On-Up joins Thom. It’s this the end of Reaganomics? Are Republicans waking up to the fact that trickle down economics don’t work?

Patty Lovera, Food & Water Watch joins Thom. Republicans are supposedly all about states rights - but now they're pushing a bill that would outright ban states from taking action on GMO labeling. Why is that? And what should it tell us about the power of money in politics?

According to one Michigan mayor - pro-Bernie audience members were threatened that they would be thrown out of Sunday's debate if they didn't stay quiet. It's just one more strike against the embattled Chair of the DNC - and it's time she step down.

Bryan Pruitt, RedState & Bridget Todd, Political Strategist & Hughey P. Newsome, Bold/Move-On-Up joins Thom. What happens tonight and what does it mean?

Farron Cousins, The Trial Lawyer Magazine/The Ring of Fire joins Thom. 99% of scientists agree that climate change is real and cause by human activity. How is it possible that 6 in 10 Americans are represented by climate deniers?

Tonight’s Politics Panel discusses the likely outcome of today’s mini-super Tuesday states, what a brokered convention for the Republicans would look like, and how Hillary’s already looking to the general election. Thom discusses how most Americans disagree with their congressional representatives on climate change with DeSmogBlog’s Farron Cousins and in tonight’s Daily Take Thom details the case to remove Debbie Wasserman Schultz as chair of the DNC.

Stephan Schwartz, Saybrook University/The 8 Laws of Change: How to Be an Agent of Personal and Social Transformation joins Thom. The mainstream media wants you to believe that the general election is inevitably going to be between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. But is that narrative undermining our democracy by discouraging people from voting?

Ari Rabin-Havt, The Agenda-SiriusXM Progress/The Benghazi Hoax & Alex Lawson, Social Security Works - plus...Sam Daley-Harris, Reclaiming Our Democracy/RESULTS/Center for Citizen Empowerment and Transformation all join Thom. It may seem like this election has been dragging on for a year already - but we're still months out from the conventions - and dozens of states still have to choose who they want as the nominees.

Ari Rabin-Havt, The Agenda-SiriusXM Progress/The Benghazi Hoax & Alex Lawson, Social Security Works joins Thom. The Trump train might have finally found its match in someone equally as hated by the Republican Establishment - Is he about to have his Stalin moment with the GOP powers-that-be?

Ari Rabin-Havt, The Agenda-SiriusXM Progress/The Benghazi Hoax & Alex Lawson, Social Security Works joins Thom. If Bernie wins a big, delegate-rich state like Michigan - that relatively slim Clinton lead will shrink even further - and that might change the minds of a superdelegate or two. That - of course - is exactly what happened in 2008

Tonight’s Progressive Roundtable discusses Bernie’s three caucus wins over the weekend and yesterday’s Democratic debate, how the media is suppressing the vote by including superdelegates in their totals, and whether Ted Cruz is poised to take the front runner status from Donald Trump. Thom talks how to be an agent of personal and social transformation with professor Stephan Schwartz, author of “The 8 Laws of Change” and Thom responds to your questions and comments in tonight’s Your Take, My Take Live.

As vicious as the 2016 presidential has become - it could never lead to another civil war. Or could it? The answer in tonight's Conversations with Great Minds with renowned historian and literary critic David S. Reynolds , City University of New York (CUNY)/Lincoln's Selected Writings.

As vicious as the 2016 presidential has become - it could never lead to another civil war. Or could it? The answer in tonight's Conversations with Great Minds with renowned historian and literary critic David S. Reynolds , City University of New York (CUNY)/Lincoln's Selected Writings.

Brian Darling, Third Dimension Strategies & Sam Sacks, The District Sentinel & John Gray, Conservative Review joins Thom. The republican establishment is upset with Donald Trump - because he's making the party look like the party of white supremacists - xenophobes - nationalists - racists - and general hate mongers. The most recent example of this was Trump's Jeb Bush-like handling of a simple question about whether Donald Trump would disavow David Duke and the KKK. But are the Republicans really upset that Trump is attracting racists - or are they more upset that he's not using dogwhistle racism like Lee Atwater described back in 1980. Isn't the GOP just upset that Trump exposed the Republican party for what it's been ever since Nixon's Southern Strategy - a party of billionaires with a base of racists?

Brian Darling, Third Dimension Strategies & Sam Sacks, The District Sentinel & John Gray, Conservative Review joins Thom. Gid we learn anything substantial about the views of the GOP candidates from the debate - aside from how Donald Trump views his own body parts?