Miriam Yeung, We Belong Together Campaign: Women for Common Sense Immigration Reform/National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum & Laura Vazquez, National Council of La Raza both join Thom. Thanks to Donald Trump - immigration reform is back in the headlines once again. But what does real reform mean beyond bizzarro right-wing talking points about walls and anchor babies?

Miriam Yeung, We Belong Together Campaign: Women for Common Sense Immigration Reform/National Asian Pacific American Women's Forum & Laura Vazquez, National Council of La Raza both join Thom. Thanks to Donald Trump - immigration reform is back in the headlines once again. But what does real reform mean beyond bizzarro right-wing talking points about walls and anchor babies?

Sharon Lerner, The Intercept/The War on Moms joins Thom. It's a chemical that most people have used to cook - and that over 99 percent of Americans have in their bodies. So why are we just finding out about its cancerous effects? I’ll 'be talking about how DuPont may have lied to the world - and who's paying the price.

America's Lawyer Mike Papantonio, Ring of Fire Radio, joins Thom.

Thom discusses how the conservative media is controlling the Republican party with attorney and radio host Mike Papantonio, the great immigration debate with immigration experts Miriam Yeung and Laura Vazquez, and DuPont Chemical’s toxic Teflon problem with The Intercept’s Sharon Lerner.

Neil McCabe, One America News & Sam Sacks, The District Sentinel & Kris Ullman, Conservative Commentator/Activist all join Thom. The panel looks at Scott Walker’s health care plan.

Ani Zonneveld, Muslims For Progressive Values, joins Thom. Reports of ISIS using the Quran to justify the ritual rape of underage girls have outraged the world. So how are progressive Muslims fighting back against the threat of fundamentalists like ISIS?

Dr. Brenda Ekwurzel, Union of Concerned Scientists (UCS) joins Thom. many scientists now think that we've reached a turning point in the fight against climate change. They think that we've now reached "the big jump" - the moment at which global warming really takes off.

The media is falling over itself to find out what Hillary Clinton is hiding and why she used a private server as secretary of state. But why is everyone ignoring the fact that "losing" emails was the norm during the George W. Bush years?

Tonight’s Rumble discusses Scott Walkers health care “plan,” how GOP cuts to the EPA are hurting wildfire efforts in the west, and Trump’s call to end birthright citizenship. Thom discusses how this year is on track to be the hottest year on record with Union of Concerned Scientists’ Brenda Ekwurzel and in tonight’s Daily Take Thom discusses how the mainstream media has different rules for Republicans and Democrats.

Gianno Caldwell, Caldwell Strategic Consulting & Bryan Pruitt, RedState & Ari Rabin-Havt, The Agenda-SiriusXM Progress 127/The Benghazi Hoax all join Thom Hartmann. The latino activist group Presente Action is demanding that she cut all ties with the private prison industry. The move comes in the wake of a report in the Intercept outlining her campaign's broad connections to companies like GEO Group - Correcions Corporation of America - and their lobbyists.

Gianno Caldwell, Caldwell Strategic Consulting & Bryan Pruitt, RedState & Ari Rabin-Havt, The Agenda-SiriusXM Progress 127/The Benghazi Hoax all join Thom Hartmann. As the Trump goes, so goes the Republican Party - or at least a good chunk of it. On Sunday - Republican frontrunner Donald Trump finally unveiled his plan to deal with immigration - and that plan is - well - it’s pretty much what you’d expect an immigration plan from Donald Trump to be like. It’s six pages long - and aside from a few suggestions about H1-B visas and e-verify - really narrows down to three things: kick the Mexicans out - build a wall at the border - and end birthright citizenship - the principle by which anyone born on American soil automatically becomes an American citizen.

Jeff Cohen, Ithaca College/Fairness & Accuracy In Reporting (F.A.I.R.)/Cable News Confidential: My Misadventures in Corporate Media, joins Thom. Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump have both had extremely successful summers when it comes to rallying voters to their ticket. So why is the media only focusing on one and not the other?

Mary Sweeters, Greenpeace USA, joins Thom. The president yesterday continued to confuse and anger climate activists and environmentalists by giving Shell the go-ahead to drill for oil in Alaska's Arctic sea. The announcement acomes just two weeks before he's scheduled to go to the Alaskan arctic to speak about climate change. The move is incredibly hypocritical and - in his last years in office - this move adds to what is becoming a very mixed record on the environment and climate change. The fact is though - even with Monday's nod to go ahead with drilling in the Arctic - Shell doesn't expect to start production in the Arctic until 2030. Which means there's a chance that the next president - depending who it is - could scuttle Shell's plans before any wells become productive. And at least one frontrunner has come out against the plan. Hillary Clinton tweeted this morning "The Arctic is a unique treasure. Given what we know, it's not worth the risk of drilling."

Now - less than a decade after the 2008 recession - it seems like Americans are hungrier than ever for another real transformation.