David Cobb, Move To Amend, joins Thom. It's been six years since one of the worst Supreme Court ruling in the history of this country. And according to former president Jimmy Carter - it's transformed our democracy into an oligarchy.

Chad Marlow, American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), joins Thom. 90 percent of Americans support the next president taking action to protect personal data and privacy rights. So what would real privacy reform look like?

And the very, very ugly! Ted Nugent. The NRA-board member and so-called "musician" has said a lot of ridiculous things over the years - from calling the President of the United States a mongrel to calling the White House the "Mao Zedong Fan Club." But after seeing "13 Hours" - the Michael Bay movie that claims to show the events of Benghazi - Nugent went on a lengthy profanity laced rant on Facebook where he wrote that "Obama & Clinton should be tried for treason & hung. Our entire FedUp government must be cleansed asap."

2015 was the hottest year on record - but the worst part of global warming could be yet to come. Is runaway global warming about to become reality?

Liz Kennedy, Demos, joins Thom. In his state of the union address - President Obama said it's time to make it easier for people to vote. Could automatic voter registration be the answer?

Thom discusses the 170 economists that have endorsed Bernie’s wall street reform plan with economics professor William Black, how big oil has distorted the financial markets with freelance journalist J.P. Sottile, the six year anniversary of the disastrous citizens united decision with Move to Amend’s David Cobb, and in tonight’s Daily Take Thom discusses how 2015 was the hottest year on record, but the worst part of global warming could be yet to come.

Professor William Black, University of Missouri-Kansas City/The Best Way to Rob a Bank is to Own One joins Thom. Hillary Clinton says that all the experts think her Wall Street reform is the best. But is that actually the case? Not every expert thinks that Hillary Clinton's Wall Street reform is the way to go. Some of America's leading economists actually think it's woefully inadequate - and they say that Bernie Sanders' plan to break up the big banks is much - much better. In fact - earlier this month a group of 170 economists signed a letter officially endorsing Bernie Sanders' Wall Street reform plan. One of those economists joins us now...

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Charles Sauer, The Market Institute & Alex Lawson, Social Security Works & Bryan Pruitt, RedState join Thom. Obviously Palin is very entertaining, but why isn't anyone talking about how dangerous this women is?

General Secretary-Treasurer Ken Hall, International Brotherhood of Teamsters joins Thom. The stock market plummeted again today due - making a bad January for the market even worse. But the stock market isn't the economy - and the stock market didn't collapse the American middle class. We'll be talking about the latest attacks on the American worker.

Gaius Publius joins Thom. Hillary Clinton's latest knock on Bernie Sanders - that he voted to deregulate Wall Street back in the 2000s - is as disingenuous as it comes.

Tonight’s Rumble discusses Sen. McCaskill’s latest attack on Bernie Sanders, whether Rick Snyder should remain Michigan’s governor, and what Palin’s endorsement of Trump means for the race. Thom discusses unions and right-to-work-for-less laws with The Teamster’s Ken Hall and in tonight’s Daily Take Thom details Hillary Clinton’s most disingenuous attack against Bernie Sanders yet.

Hillary Clinton isn’t telling a true story about Bernie Sanders and his vote for the Commodity Futures Modernization Act, or CFMA. As Robert Scheer has pointed over at TruthDig, then-Congressman Sanders voted for the CMFA not because he wanted to, but because he had to. The CMFA had been shoved into an omnibus spending bill at the last minute as part of a deal between Republicans and President Bill Clinton, and because this was a time when, you know, Congress actually did its job, Sanders bit the bullet and voted for the whole package -- CFMA included -- to make sure the government got the money it needed to keep running.

Thom discusses the real reason why the Clintons are attacking Bernie’s single-payer health care plan with Sanders campaign writer Richard Eskow and The Intercept’s Zaid Jilani, a preview of Sunday’s Democratic debate with new RT America host Ed Schultz, and if there’s any way to stop the TPP with Representative Alan Grayson.

Sarah Ellett, Ellett Family Cannajourney joins Thom. This Mom's Race To Legalize Marijuana. For millions of sick Americans - cannabis is a literal lifesaver. But even so - it's still banned in most states. So what's stopping our lawmakers from legalizing this vital medicine?