Gianno Caldwell, Caldwell Strategic Consulting & Kymone Freeman, Black Lives Matter DC/We Act Radio & Bryan Pruitt, RedState join Thom. Should Bernie Sanders and his campaign expect more protests from the Black Lives Matter movement in the months to come?

Gianno Caldwell, Caldwell Strategic Consulting & Kymone Freeman, Black Lives Matter DC/We Act Radio & Bryan Pruitt, RedState join Thom. Donald Trump still isn't ruling out a third party run for president.

Rev. Osagyefo Sekou, Fellowship of Reconciliation/First Baptist Church of Jamaica Plain joins Thom. One year after the death of Michael Brown - America is a very - very different place - thanks in large part to protests staged by the Black Lives Matter movement. Where is that movement heading next? And what lessons has it learned over the past 12 months?

Courtney Weber, Wiccan Priestess/Writer/Activist joins Thom. On Friday July 31 - three family members were brutally murdered in their Pensacola, Florida home. Two of the victims died from blunt force trauma and also had their throat cuts - the third victim was shot in the head as he entered the house. And what is the mainstream media pushing as the reason for these murders? Their biggest suspects? Wiccans worshipping the blue moon - of course. And that only makes sense - because wiccans are blood drinking goat people who meet in the forest for dark cabals involving human sacrifice - right? WRONG!

Just over four years after the worst nuclear disaster in its history - Japan is once again using nuclear power. This is a huge mistake.

Manuel "Manny" Rapalo, RT Correspondent joins Thom. Thom and Manny Talk about yesterday's protest, the police response and the Oathkeepers who are armed right-wing group - are on the ground in Ferguson.

Tonight’s politics panel discusses Bernie’s civil rights record and platform, whether Hillary’s college debt reform plan goes far enough, and whether the Iran nuclear deal will die in Congress. Thom gets the latest from the ground in Ferguson with Rev. Osagyefo Sekou and RT Correspondent Manuel Rapalo and in tonight’s Daily Take Thom discusses how Japan is back on nuclear power.

America's Lawyer Mike Papantonio, Ring of Fire Radio joins Thom. Bernie Sanders was forced off the stage in Seattle this weekend by protesters claiming to be from the Black Lives Matter movement. What should Bernie do to respond?

Angela Ledford Anderson, Climate & Energy Program-Union of Concerned Scientists (UCSUSA) joins Thom. Dutch Shell and its relationship to the American Legislative Exchange Council. Shell announced last week that it won't renew its relationship with ALEC. In its statement Shell claimed that "we have long recognized both the importance of the climate challenge and the critical role energy has in determining quality of life for people across the world" The move is important - and Shell is not alone in leaving ALEC because of ALEC's rampant climate denial and disinformation campaigns. But ALEC doesn't just fund climate denial - ALEC has also been fighting against renewable energy standards.

Stephen Young, Global Security Program-Union of Concerned Scientists (UCSUSA) joins Thom. Democratic senator Chuck Schumer has come out against the international agreement to prevent Iran from getting nuclear weapons.But the international community supports this deal - and so does the scientific community.

Thom discusses Bernie Sanders’ massive crowds over the weekend and another interaction with Black Lives Matter protesters with attorney and radio host Mike Papantonio and the Iran deal with Union of Concerned Scientists’ Stephen Young. And Thom talks GMOs with attorney & author Steven Druker in tonight’s Conversations with Great Minds.

Professor Gary May, Professor Emeritus of History-University of Delaware/The Daily Beast/Bending Toward Justice: The Voting Rights Act and the Transformation of American Democracy joins Thom. The Voting Rights Act and the Transformation of American Democracy joins Thom. And over 50 years ago civil rights protestors were brutally beaten while marching to Montgomery, Alabama. That incident sparked the creation of one of the most important peices of legislation ever written. We’ll be going in-depth on the Voting Rights Act.

Professor Gary May, Professor Emeritus of History-University of Delaware/The Daily Beast/Bending Toward Justice: The Voting Rights Act and the Transformation of American Democracy joins Thom. And over 50 years ago civil rights protestors were brutally beaten while marching to Montgomery, Alabama. That incident sparked the creation of one of the most important peices of legislation ever written. We’ll be going in-depth on the Voting Rights Act.

Christy Setzer, New Heights Communications & Neil Sroka, Democracy for America & Stewart Acuff, Playing Bigger Than You Are all join Thom. We'll be picking apart what they said about the issues - and what issues never even came up.

Christy Setzer, New Heights Communications & Neil Sroka, Democracy for America & Stewart Acuff, Playing Bigger Than You Are all join Thom. We'll be picking apart what they said about the issues - and what issues never even came up.