Harvey Wasserman, History of the United States & the forthcoming America at the Brink of Rebirth: The Organic Spiral of US History (2016) joins Thom. A ballot initiative to legalize marijuana in Ohio failed earlier this month by a margin of nearly two to one. Now - some people are saying that the citizens of Ohio might not have voted against the measure after all. How can we reduce the number of stolen elections and voting machine fraud? Tune in...

Thom discusses Trump’s racist rallies with Black Lives Matter’s Kymone Freeman and political analyst Chauncey DeVega, whether Ohio’s marijuana vote was rigged with journalist Harvey Wasserman, and whether Congress will pass a law preventing corporations from labeling genetically modified foods. Thom plays and comments on Bernie’s brilliant speech on Democratic Socialism and in tonight’s Daily Take Thom discusses how Democrats have lost the country by not running as real Democrats.

Guest host Mike Papantonio is in for Thom Hartmann tonight and discusses Trump’s fascist comments about Muslims with The Trial Lawyer Magazine’s Farron Cousins, why it’s important to reinstate Glass-Steagall with the Campaign for America’s Future Richard Eskow, how Exxon funded ALEC’s climate change denial program with the Center for Media and Democracy’s Brendan Fischer, and how to fix America’s runaway inequality with journalist and author Les Leopold.

After nearly 52 years since the assassination of President John F. Kennedy Thom discusses whether we know who did it with historian Lamar Waldron, author of “The Hidden History of the JFK Assassination.”

Thom discusses how the right has been wrong on economics since Ronald Reagan with radio host and activist Richard Eskow, Senior Fellow at the Campaign for America's Future.

Dr. Keely Boom, The Climate Justice Programme joins Thom. We go to New York State - where state attorney general Eric T. Schneiderman opened an investigation into Exxon Mobil. Schneiderman is investigating the corporation to figure out if ExxonMobil lied to the public about climate change - or to investors about the risks to the oil industry. The investigation is based on the fact that earlier this year it was revealed that Exxon not only knew about climate change as far back as 1977 - but they actually researched climate change and the impact of burning fossil fuels extensively for over a decade. Even so - Exxon spent 30.9 million dollars between 1998 and 2014 to fund think tanks that ran climate denial campaigns. And the fossil fuel industry as a whole spent 141 million dollars in lobbying here in the nation's capital. Just like the cigarette companies funded research to "prove" that nicotine is safe and non-addictive - Exxon seems to have been funding research and paying off politicians to sow "doubt" about climate change.

Max Blumenthal, Alternet/Je ne suis pas Charlie joins Thom. Islamophobia is once againt on the rise in Europe in the wake of the Paris terror attacks. Is this all part of ISIS' evil plan?

Jennifer Kerns, Washington Times/The Blaze & Sarah Badawi, Progressive Change Campaign Committee (PCCC) & Nathan Leamer, R Street Institute all join Thom Hartmann. Debbie Wasserman Schultz's plan to try protect Hillary Clinton by limiting the number of Democrating debates to 6 and scheduling many of them for weekends during the holiday season is working.

Jennifer Kerns, Washington Times/The Blaze & Sarah Badawi, Progressive Change Campaign Committee (PCCC) & Nathan Leamer, R Street Institute all join Thom Hartmann. President Obama has once again ruled out American ground troops fighting against ISIS - and Republicans are predictably freaking out. But is there any actual proof that this conflict has a military solution?

Thom discusses how the west’s reaction to Friday’s terrorist attacks in Paris are dangerous with journalist and author Max Blumenthal and whether Exxon will pay for lying about climate change with The Climate Justice Programme’s Keely Boom. Tonight’s Politics Panel talks GOP governors refusing to accept Syrian refugees, how no one is watching the Democratic debates (as planned), and why Wall Street loves Hillary Clinton so much. In tonight’s Daily take Thom discusses how criminal CEOs never get what they deserve.

Morris Pearl, The Agenda Project & Jerry Fiddler, Zygote Ventures joins Thom. Jimmy Carter has called America an oligarchy based on how much influence the rich have over our political process. But there's one group that's showing that's is possible to be a millionaire and still stand up for our country's patriotic principles.

Ivan Eland, The Independent Institute Center on Peace & Liberty/No War for Oil: U.S. Dependency and the Middle East, joins Thom. After a terrorist attack in Paris left at least 129 dead on Friday - France is implementing sweeping police raids at home and is stepping up it's bombing in Syria. But is French President Francoise Holland about to make the same mistake that George W. Bush did?

Speaking of ISIS - Republican politicians are trying their best to give that terrorist group a big time propaganda victory.

Mark Dimondstein, America Postal Workers Union (APWU) joins Thom. Although he's one of labor's closest allies in the Senate - Bernie Sanders has so far received the backing of just two major unions. But could an endorsement from the Postal Workers Union change all that?

Dr. Christian Parenti, New York University/Tropic of Chaos: Climate Change and the New Geography of Violence joins Thom. Also... during the Democratic debate in Des Moines on Saturday - Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders was asked what he thinks our biggest national security threat is. Find out why he didn't say ISIS - and why he's right.