Over the last week - Americans have had to come to terms with the fact that white supremacy is still alive and well in America. How has this death cult of white supremacy managed to fester for so long in American culture?

Kris Ullman, Conservative Commentator & Activist & Sam Sacks, The District Sentinel & Charles Sauer, The Market Institute joins Thom. So why did a white supremacist terrorist get lunch and a plane ride - when Freddie Gray got a "rough ride"?

Tyson Slocum, Public Citizen's Energy Program joins Thom. Just over a year agp - Chicago-based utility giant Exelon announced that it was buying up PEPCO - the power company that services Maryland and most of the Washington, DC metro area. If completed - the deal would create the single largest utility company in the country - and - according to Exelon.

Say what you will about that raccoon and its habits - but it was probably more sober than John Boehner is when he calls a vote in Congress...

Tonight’s Rumble discusses the passing of Obama’s fast track bill in the Senate, how 40-year-old meat set for sale was seized in China, and why white racist terrorist Dylann Storm Roof was given lunch by police after being detained. In tonight’s Daily Take Thom discusses
how America needs to look to Germany and Japan if it wants to move beyond its original sin of racism and white supremacy.

Economist Dr. Richard Wolff, Democracy At Work joins Thom. Years of austerity has turned Greece and it's economy into a disaster zone with unemployment at record highs. So why are countries like Germany pushing for Greece to make evene MORE cuts in exchange for a new bailout?

Christy Setzer, New Heights Communications & Gianno Caldwell, Caldwell Srategic Consulting & Bryan Pruitt, RedState joins Thom. In the wake of the Charleston terrorist attack - many Republicans have bowed to public pressure and switched positions on flying the Confederate battle flag. Will they do the same on gun control?

Christy Setzer, New Heights Communications & Gianno Caldwell, Caldwell Srategic Consulting & Bryan Pruitt, RedState

Kevin Kamps, Beyond Nuclear joins Thom. The worst nuclear accident in recent history wasn’t unexpected - that’s according to an internal document recovered from Tokyo Electric Power - also known as Tepco. Tepco originally claimed that it had done everything possible to protect the nuclear power plant at Fukushima. But we now know that Tepco executives had discussed the need to build up coastal defenses back in 2008 - two and a half years before the tsunami hit Fukushima and caused a triple meltdown.

Conservatives will slander someone as "unpatriotic" if they talk like a communist. But why don't they do the same when someone talks like a racist?

Tonight’s Politics Panel discusses the passing of fast track (TPA), the endorsement of Bernie Sanders by the Ready for Warren group, and whether the confederate flag will become a relic. Thom talks the latest financial news out of Greece with economist Richard Wolff and in tonight’s Daily Take Thom discusses why racism is never condemned as unpatriotic?

Joe Madison, The Joe Madison Show/SiriusXM Urban View joins Thom. Joe Madison was the first talk radio host to do his show from Cuba. He explains what he learned from Cuba.

Joe Madison, The Joe Madison Show/SiriusXM Urban View joins Thom. Dylann Storm Roof told investigators that he wanted to start a race war. So why won't the FBI be investigating this as an act of terrorism?

Ari Rabin-Havt, The Agenda/Sirius XM Progress joins Thom. The Transpacific Partnership is facing it's final hurdle in Congress. Will the Senate vote in favor of Democracy - or their corporate donors?

New research shows that life on Earth may be going the way of the dinosaurs. But it's not because of an asteroid - it's because of greed. Could last week's papal encyclical hold the key to saving the planet?