Mike Lux, Democracy Partners/The Progressive Revolution: How The Best In America Came To Be & Ben Wikler, MoveOn.org joins Thom. Hillary claimed Bernie Sanders was missing in action back in 1993 and 1994 when the healthcare debate was front and center in American politics.

Tonight’s Progressive Roundtable discusses the recent violence at Trump rallies, how the media continues to ignore the Democratic race for 24/7 Trump coverage, and Hillary’s hilarious lie about Bernie not supporting her health care plan in 1993. Political essayist Chauncey DeVega tells Thom what it was like at the Trump Rally in Chicago Friday and in tonight’s Daily Take Thom discusses how a key component of American fascism is already in place.

Tonight’s Rumble breaks down the latest Republican debate, the increasing violence at Trump rallies, and the right’s war on abortion rights. In tonight’s Conversations with Great Minds, Thom discusses the future of nuclear power five years after the disaster at Fukushima

Dr. Anne Davis, Columbia University Medical Center (NYC)/Physicians for Reproductive Heath joins Thom. Deceptive right-wing trap laws are threatening to make safe and legal abortion a thing of the past. So are women fighting back?

Hillary Clinton stepped up her less-than-honest attacks on Bernie Sanders in last night's debate. But is attacking Bernie really the best way to energize the Democratic base?

Manny Rapalo, RT Correspondent, joins Thom to take a look at Canadian Prime Minister, Justin Trudeau first visit to the US.

Marshall Auerback, Levy Institute/Economists for Peace and Security, joins Thom. Immigration played a big role in the most recent democratic debate - and will play a huge role the nomination process going forward. But what do economists think of the candidates' respective plans?

Richard Manning, Americans for Limited Government joins Thom. Exit polls from Tuesday's primaries showed that Michigan voters of both parties oppose so-called free trade agreements like NAFTA and CAFTA. Does this mean we've reached a new bipartisan consensus on trade?

Thom discusses the economics of immigration following last night’s Democratic debate with economist Marshall Auerback, how trade played an important role with Michigan voters with Americans for Limited Government’s Richard Manning, and the Texas abortion case just heard by the Supreme Court with the Physicians for Reproductive Heath’s Dr. Anne Davis. In tonight’s Daily Take Thom urges Hillary to stop lying about Bernie’s record.

Tonight’s Big Picture Rumble discusses Bernie’s big win in Michigan, Hillary’s electability against Trump, and why Republicans and corporate democrats are pushing for more trade deals. Thom discusses the 2015 political year with The District Sentinel’s Sam Sacks and Sam Knight, co-authors of “We Don't Have An Endless Amount of Time: A First Draft of 2015.” In tonight’s Daily Take Thom details how Americans are finally waking up to the biggest Republican con of all time.

Charles Sauer, The Market Institute & Mike Lux, Democracy Partners/The Progressive Revolution: How The Best In America Came To Be & Gianno Caldwell, Caldwell Strategic Consulting all join Thom. Bernie Sanders pulled out a historic upset in Michigan last night after being projected to lose by more than 20 points. Are the midwestern swing states about to boost Bernie to the nomination?

Charles Sauer, The Market Institute & Mike Lux, Democracy Partners/The Progressive Revolution: How The Best In America Came To Be & Gianno Caldwell, Caldwell Strategic Consulting all join Thom. The fact that Michigan went so strongly for Trump and Sanders had even Joe Scarborough reflecting on why voters are choosing candidates who want to repudiate our so-called "free trade” deals. So why are Republicans and corporate democrats pushing for more trade deals like the TPP - when it's so clear that even Joe Scarborough knows that these trade deals are bad for workers and bad for communities?

Sam Sacks, The District Sentinel News Co-op & Sam Knight, The District Sentinel News Co-op both join Thom. Bernie's big win in Michigan wasn't the first time in this election that the Washington pundits' "conventional wisdom" was completely wrong - And it probably won't be the last...

Jenna van Draanen, Basic Income Canada Network all join Thom. What would happen if we simply gave every living person a stipend to live? It might sound like a fantasy - but they're about to give it a try in Canada.

The presidential election of 2016 is a sign that that era of small government is over.