Rob Mariani, Opinion Editor-The Daily Caller & Vien Truong, Director-Green for All. White House now says Trump will renegotiate — Not Terminate — NAFTA. Even if he doesn't end up renegotiating NAFTA - has Donald Trump changed the debate about trade forever?

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On tonight’s Big Picture, Thom discusses Trump’s proposed tax plan and what it means for working families and corporations with Greg Palast, investigative reporter and filmmaker. Then, Thom talks to Julio Rivera of Reactionary Times and Charles Sauer of the Market Institute about Republicans’ latest healthcare proposal, and the Trump administration’s plan to kill net neutrality.

Julio Rivera, Reactionary Times/Newsmax/Right Wing News/Politichicks & Charles Sauer, The Market Institute. As the FCC moves to kill net neutrality - will a free and open internet survive the Trump administration?

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Greg Palast, The Best Democracy Money Can Buy. Donald Trump's new tax plan means only one thing - that voodoo economics are back - bigly.

On tonight’s Big Picture, Thom discusses the French elections along with the current political crisis in Venezuela with economist and author Dr. Mark Weisbrot. Then, Thom talks to Bryan Pruitt and Kymone Freeman of We Act Radio about a judge blocking Trump’s order to deny funds to sanctuary cities, and how a speech by Barack Obama could impact his brand.

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Bryan Pruitt, RedState & Kymone Freeman, We Act Radio/Black Lives Matter DC. Two conservatives groups are suing the University of California Berkeley over its decision to cancel a Thursday speech by Ann Coulter. The plaintiffs in the suit include the Berkeley College Republicans - who say the cancellation violated their right to free speech. The university - however - says it was acting the interest of public safety after its campus became the scene of a series violent protests against conservative speakers earlier this year. Republicans in 18 states have introduced bills to clamp down on protestors - shouldn't that worry us a bit more than angry college students?

Dr. Mark Weisbrot, Center for Economic and Policy Research (C.E.P.R.)/Just Foreign Policy/FAILED: What the "Experts" Got Wrong about the Global Economy. All over the western world - far-right nationalists like France's Marine Le Pen are on the rise. What explains this sudden surge of populism? Is it about racism or economics?

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Isaiah Poole, People's Action/Campaign for America's Future & Bryan Pruitt, RedState. Just a few months after Donald Trump shocked the world and won the White House - extreme far-right candidate Marine Le Pen could be president of France within weeks. Are watching the death of neoliberalism in real time?

Carl Pope, co-author w/ former NYC Mayor Michael Bloomberg of Climate of Hope. With thousands of people taking to the streets this weekend to take part in the March for Science - why is the media still denying the role of the fossil fuel industry in promoting climate denial?

On tonight’s Big Picture, Thom discusses the science marches across the nation this weekend and the future of climate policy under the Trump administration with Carl Pope of Inside Straight Strategies and formerly with the Sierra Club. Then, Thom talks to Bryan Pruitt of RedState and Isaiah Poole of People’s Action about the possibility of a government shutdown, and what the preliminary results of the French election mean for politics worldwide.

Hyun Lee, Zoom in Korea/Korea Policy Institute. Vice President Mike Pence said this week that the "era of strategic patience" with North Korea is over. Does this mean that war is on its way?