Jennifer Kerns, Washington Times/The Blaze & Scott Greer, The Daily Caller & Lee Camp, Redacted Tonight with Lee Camp joins Thom. It’s now been four days since the Supreme Court legalized same-sex marriage but some conservatives are still holding on strong to their lost cause of hatred and homophobia. Like George Wallace standing in the school doorway - they’re making a last ditch effort to block marriage equality any way they can.

Tonight’s Politics Panel discusses the GOP’s reaction to the Supreme Court’s ruling on gay marriage, Obama’s plan to require employers to pay more of their salaried workers overtime, and how a near majority of Americans believe we lived among the dinosaurs. In tonight’s Daily Take Thom details how investing in politicians is the most sound investment you can make.

Richard Eskow, Campaign for America's Future/The Zero Hour, joins Thom. The Greek people - who ran to their ATM machines over the weekend - will vote on Sunday whether they will accept another round of austerity. But Greece's lenders say it's a vote on whether to stay in the Eurozone.

Brendan Fischer, The Center for Media & Democracy/ALEC Exposed joins Thom. Wisconsin Governor Scott Walker is trying to beef up his image as a governor who can get things done. But that image is now under fire after a report has implicated his administration in what could become a massive scandal. It all has to do with something called the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation - or WEDC - which was created by the Walker administration as a way a way to help boost the state's economy. The WEDC gives out contracts to companies that bring jobs to Wisconsin - but according to a new internal analysis of its practices - the WEDC awarded almost $124 million in contracts without even bothering to review them to see if they would pan out as planned. And if that wasn't bad enough - many of these contracts were apparently given to some of Scott Walker's most well-known donors - raising questions about just what the WEDC was designed to do.

Rachel Meeropol, Center for Constitutional Rights, joins Thom. A groundbreaking new ruling has - for the first time - put Bush administration officials like John Ashcroft on the hook for how they treated detainees after 9/11. The Bush administration never had to come to terms with it's war crimes. But a new court case might change all of that. Thom talks to one of the attorneys involved in this case.

The very, very ugly! Pat Hines! The chairman of “The League of the South” appeared on Alan Colmes’ Fox News radio program and had an interesting complaint about the assassination of Abraham Lincoln…tune in.

If Republicans had their way - American would become the next Greece.

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Carl Higbie, Former Navy Seal/Conservative Commentator vs Thom. The confederate flag is attached to a long line of racist history. But so is American society. We'll be talking about why it's time for reparations.

Patty Lovera, Food & Water Watch, joins Thom. The WTO says that Americans can't know where our meat was made. So how will we know if we're really eating an "all-american" hamburger this 4th of July?

Thom discusses the fate of Greece with radio host and former finance consultant Richard Eskow, the new bill in the Senate that would ask meat producers to voluntarily label their meat with Food & Water Watch’s Patty Lovera, and a debate with former Navy Seal Carl Higbie on whether reparations should be paid to African Americans. And in tonight’s Daily Take Thom discusses how America would look like Greece does today if Republicans had their way.

Guest host Mike Papantonio is in for Thom Hartmann tonight and discusses the Supreme Court rulings on gay marriage and Obamacare with The Nation’s Kai Wright, the growing problem of employer wage theft with attorney Brandon Bogle, why we aren’t talking about gun control with political analyst Chauncey DeVega, and Bernie-mentum with producer Farron Cousins.

Thom discusses the Supreme Court ruling on Obamacare and a Hillary ally attacking Bernie with attorney and radio host Mike Papantonio, whether the TPP is a done deal with radio host Ari Rabin-Havt, and whether Chicago will follow Detroit’s lead and file for bankruptcy with In These Times’ Saqib Bhatti. In tonight’s Daily Take Thom details how we need to get off nuclear power now!

Wendell Potter, Deadly Spin/Center for Public Integrity/Center for Media and Democracy & Karen Davenport, National Women's Law Center join Thom. The Supreme Court will rule in the next week on whether Obamacare is unconstitutional. So what's going to happen in the 34 states that rely on federal subsidies?

Kris Ullman, Conservative Commentator & Activist & Sam Sacks, The District Sentinel & Charles Sauer, The Market Institute joins Thom. The bill to give the President "fast track" authority for trade deals is now just waiting on President Obama's signature to become law.