Thom discusses the Greek debt deal with economist Costas Panayotakis, what a Scott Walker presidency would look like with Center for Media and Democracy’s Brendan Fischer, and why we should expand social security with Nancy J. Altman, co-director of Social Security Works. In tonight’s Daily Take Thom discusses Bernie’s take down of Boehner on Face the Nation.

Dr. Lonnie Randolph, South Carolina State Conference of the NAACP, joins Thom. After 54 years - the Confederate flag has been removed from the South Carolina statehouse grounds. Will this finally get Americans talking honestly about our past - and present?

Ani Zonneveld, Muslims For Progressive Values, joins Thom. Robert Doggart admitted in court to plotting an attack on a Muslim community in New York state. So why isn't he in jail?

Tonight’s Rumble discusses Jeb Bush’s super PAC money, Scott Walker’s anti-worker budget, and which states still allow employers to fire people for being gay. Thom discusses the confederate flag coming down in South Carolina with the NAACP’s Lonnie Randolph and how Muslims feel about gay marriage with singer and activist Ani Zonneveld.

Dr. David Duke, Former Member- LA State House of Representatives & Presidential Candidate, joins Thom Hartmann. South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley has signed into law a bill that will remove the Confederate Battle Flag from South Carolina's statehouse grounds. The flag is a symbol of hate and racism - so why do some people still think it's part of an honorable heritage?

America's Lawyer Mike Papantonio, Ring of Fire, joins Thom Hartmann. This fall - students in Texas will start using history textbooks that say that the Civil War was primarily about state's rights - not slavery. As if that wasn't bad enough - the textbooks are part of a new history curriculum that - according to the Washington Post - does not "mention the Ku Klux Klan or Jim Crow laws" Is it time for a new Reconstruction of the South? When you see stories like that and think everything that's happened over the past few weeks with Dylann Roof, the Confederate Flag, etc. It's been 150 years since the Civil War and it seems like we're still fighting the same battles over and over again....

Economist Steve Beaman, Society to Advance Financial Education (SAFE Financial) , joins Thom Hartmann. Today - the average American CEO earns 300 times the amount of the average American worker. That’s right - you heard me. 300 times the amount of the average American worker! Amazing as it seems in this day of rising inequality - things weren't always this way. Back in 1965 - for example - CEO's at the nation's 350 biggest companies earned just 20 times more than their employees. But that was when we had sensible tax policies that taxed the supperrich at 91 percent after they started making 20 times what their employees made - which gave them an incentive not to make too much more than their workers. And that was before Reagan changed the rules so that CEO's could be compensated with stock options. Ever since both of these things happened - the CEO to worker pay ratio has skyrocketed. And that raises the question - if we want to make our country prosperous and equal again - and raising taxes or changing the compensation rules is - thanks to Republicans - out of the question - shouldn't we pass a a law mandating that CEO’s cannot earn more than 31 times what their workers make?

Patty Lovera, Food & Water Watch, joins thom Hartmann. Thanks to the USDA - your next piece of chicken or burger could come with a healthy serving of foot and mouth disease. Are we moving backwards when it comes to food safety?

Thom discusses the latest from the GOP presidential field with attorney and radio host Mike Papantonio, how the USDA may have set the stage for a return of foot and mouth disease with Food & Water Watch’s Patty Lovera, and what the confederate flag means to David Duke with David Duke.

Charles Sauer, The Market Institute & Ben Cohen, The Daily Banter & Horace Cooper, National Center for Public Policy Research joins Thom Hartmann. Both Elizabeth Warren & John McCain have introduced a bill to reimpose Glass-Steagall. This sounds like a great idea. As I mentioned in my set-up, isn't it time to make banking boring again?

Charles Sauer, The Market Institute & Ben Cohen, The Daily Banter & Horace Cooper, National Center for Public Policy Research joins Thom Hartmann. On Tuesday - A federal court in Washington DC ruled 11-0 that bans on contributions to federal campaigns by people who have contracts with the federal government are - in fact - constitutional.

Greg Palast, Op-Ed News/BBC News/Billionaires & Ballot Bandits joins Thom Hartmann. Greece's Syriza government says it wants to end austerity AND stay in the Eurozone. But are those two things mutually contradictory? We'll break down the European crisis.

Stephen Spaulding, Common Cause joins thom Hartmann. Apparently the Koch Brothers hate National Parks, joins Thom Hartmann. That's right -the privatization of our national parks. Yellowstone - Yosemite - and Acadia all sold off to the highest bidder.

Jamal Abdi, National Iranian American Council (NIAC) joins Thom. Nuclears negotiations with Iran have been extended until the end of the week - and reports suggest that we could actually see a deal in just a matter of days. What could this deal look like - and what kind of effect could it have on the conflict raging in the Middle East?

Tonight’s Rumble discusses the Warren/McCain bill which would bring back Glass-Steagall, the rewriting of Texas history books, and Marco Rubio’s terrible idea to “fix” our college debt problem. Thom discusses the Iran negotiations with the National Iranian American Council’s Jamal Abdi, the calling of no more national parks by the Koch brothers with Common Cause’s Stephen Spaulding, and what the fate of Greece will be with investigative journalist and author Greg Palast.