Richard Eskow, Campaign for America's Future & host of The Zero Hour joins Thom Hartmann.

In tonight's “Conversations with Great Minds" Thom talks with the Center for America’s Future Richard Eskow, host of “The Zero Hour” radio show. Tonight’s “Geeky Science” looks at the science of why we fight with our siblings over the holidays and in tonight’s “Green Report” we air “Green World Rising,” the third in a series of climate change documentaries narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio and presented by Thom Hartmann.

Nate Sweet, Progressive Commentator & Hughey Newsome, Project 21 / Move-On-Up & Todd Gaziano, Pacific Legal Foundation-DC Center

Nate Sweet, Progressive Commentator & Hughey Newsome, Project 21 / Move-On-Up & Todd Gaziano, Pacific Legal Foundation-DC Center

Cynthia Murray, OUR Walmart, joins Thom Hartmann. WalMart is asking its employees to donate food to help their coworkers out during the holiday season that may be struggling with hunger. And - according to recent reports - millions of WalMart employees and their families are struggling with hunger.

Debbie Hines, Legal Speaks, joins Thom Hartmann. Robert McCulloch was the prosecutor for the grand jury that decided not to charge Darren Wilson with murder for killing Michael Brown. So why did he act so much like a defense attorney?

It's no secret that Democrats took a thumping on Election Day. But what fueled that landslide - and how can Democrats regain the trust of the American people - and could New York Chuck Schumer have the answer?

Manuel Rapalo, RT Correspondent, joins Thom Hartmann.

Watch - The Very Very Ugly! Jack Whitley. The chair of the Big Stone County - Minnesota Republican Party is under fire today for disparaging remarks he made about Muslims.

Thom talks the latest unrest in Ferguson, MO with RT Correspondent Manuel Rapalo and the grand jury’s decision with Attorney Debbie Hines. Tonight’s “Politics Panel” discusses whether all police should wear body cameras, which war hawk Obama will nominate as Defense Secretary and Rand Paul’s war on ISIS. In tonight's “Daily Take” Thom discusses how Democrats need to start acting more like Democrats.

Despite Obamacare - Americans are still finding it hard to get affordable and life-saving healthcare. What else needs to be done to ensure that our healthcare system works for everyone?

America's Lawyer Mike Papantonio, Ring of Fire Radio, joins Thom Hartmann. If Democrats want to start winning big in midterm elections again - then they should pay attention to what Oregon Senator Jeff Merkley did this November. Unlike Mary Landrieu or Alison Lundergan Grimes - who tried to out-Republican their Republican rivals - Merkley actually ran for reelection as a Democrat.

David Selig, Conservative Commentator joins Thom Hartmann. Republicans continued their assault on the president's immigration orders this weekend all across the Sunday news shows. But what exactly is their plan for fixing our broken immigration system? Do they even have one?

Tyson Slocum, Public Citizen's Energy Program, joins Thom Hartmann. Are you surprised that the Canadian media has largely ignored the almost daily spills in Alberta - and the damage that they're causing? If the Keystone Pipeline were given the go-ahead - could we expect a similar number of spills and leaks from it? How damaging would that be to our environment?

Medea Benjamin, CodePink / Global Exchange / Drone Warfare, joins Thom Hartmann. On Saturday, the New York Times revealed that President Obama has secretly ordered the military to continue combat missions against the Taliban in Afghanistan through 2015. This goes back on his promise to end the war by 2014. What's going on here? Do you think he's just responding to politics or was this his plan all along? The bigger picture here is really startling. Obama's doubling down in Syria, Iraq, and now Afghanistan. Is he "pulling an LBJ”? According to the Guardian, the US air campaign in Syria is pushing Syrian rebels into the hands of ISIS. What should this tell us about war using war to solve the world problems?