Bryan Pruitt, RedState & Valerie Ervin, Working Families Party & David Ferguson, Ferguson & Associates all join Thom. According to an FBI report - US intervention and drone strikes abroad are driving domestic homegrown terrorism. Is it time to admit that Bush's War on Terror is as big of a failure as Nixon's War on Drugs?

Bryan Pruitt, RedState & Valerie Ervin, Working Families Party & David Ferguson, Ferguson & Associates all join Thom. Isn't the Republican establishment abandoning their base of deplorable racists - xenophobes - and misogynists that they've carefully courted since Nixon's southern strategy?

Tonight’s Rumble talks Trump’s continued war against the GOP establishment, reports of Trump walking into girls dressing rooms at teen beauty pageants, and a new report showing how U.S. military operations abroad are the biggest motivation for homegrown terrorists. Thom discusses the latest drug company skyrocketing the price of a life-saving drug with the Center for Public Integrity’s Wendell Potter and in tonight’s Daily Take Thom details how the ongoing Wells Fargo scandal is a perfect example of how Reaganomics has distorted business culture in America.

Bryan Pruitt, RedState & Alex Lawson, Social Security Works & Angela Morabito, StandUnited.org all join Thom. Maine Governor Paul LePage doesn't just want Donald Trump to be president - he wants him to be dictator.
That's what he told a conservative Maine radio show this morning….

Bryan Pruitt, RedState & Alex Lawson, Social Security Works & Angela Morabito, StandUnited.org all join Thom. The GOP Civil War has offically begun - on - where else? - Twitter. Will Donald Trump's morning tweetstorm against the Republican Establishment doom his campaign - or empower it?

Kandi Mossett, Indigenous Environmental Network (I.E.N.) joins Thom. It was another day of arrests out in North Dakota as actress Shailene Woodley was taken into custody Monday after protesting the Dakota Access Pipeline. Where is this movement heading next - and why has it continued to grow despite fierce opposition from law enforcement?

Greg LeRoy, Good Jobs First joins Thom. As the web becomes more and more central to our lives and our society - tax payers are shelling out an average of $2 million per job to subsidize data centers owned by companies like Cisco - Apple - and Google to run “The Cloud." Are taxpayers getting a fair deal here?

Billionaire Governor Bill Haslam isn't just the richest elected official in the country - he's also trying to dismantle his state's government. Find out how billionaires are undermining our Founding Fathers - in tonight's Daily Take.

Tonight’s Politics Panel talks Trump’s tweet tirade, Senator Sessions’ defense of Trump sexually assaulting women, and how Florida Democrats were forced to sue Gov. Scott to extend voter registration following Hurricane Matthew. Thom discusses the arrest of Actress Shailene Woodley and 27 other protestors for peacefully protesting the Dakota Access pipeline with the Indigenous Environmental Network’s Kandi Mossett and in tonight’s Daily Take Thom details how the richest governor in the country is trying to dismantle the American government from the ground up.

Republicans never minded when Trump insulted Muslims - Hispanics - and the disabled. So why did Republicans run for the hills when Trump started bragging about sexually assaulting white women?

Janine Gaspari, Transparent GMU/UnKoch My Campus & Mark Hammond, UnKoch My Campus, joins Thom. When George Mason University announced earlier this year that it was going to rename in its law school the Antonin Scalia School Of Law in honor of the late Supreme Court justice - the reaction from the internet was swift and brutal. That’s because when abbreviated - the school's new name was A - S - S - O - L - an unintentional joke anyone who's graduated from the 3rd grade can understand. In response to this PR disaster - George Mason announced that it would instead change the name of its law school to the Antonin Scalia Law School - which has the much more PG acronym of “ASLS." That name change was made official last Thursday at a ceremony attended by 6 Supreme Court justices. But the controversy isn't over just yet. The very fact that George Mason decided to name its law school after Antonin Scalia at all still angers many GMU students - and they held a rally outside the naming ceremony to protest the decision. They say it's just more proof of the expanding influence big money donors like the Koch brothers have over the education system.

Karen Hobert Flynn, Common Cause, joins Thom. CommonCause has filed a complaint with the IRS alleging that the American Legislative Exchange Council is acting as an illegal lobbying arm for Exxon's climate denial.

Hughey Newsome, BOLD.global/Move-On-Up & Joel Silberman, Democracy Partners & Ryan Girdusky, Red Alert Politics all join Thom. While Trump may have done his best to shore up support with Republican voters - he took the unprecedented step of publicly disagreeing with his running mate - Mike Pence. What should voters think about a ticket where the presidential candidate publicly declares that there is poor communication between the two - and that they disagree on critical matters like foreign policy? And considering the divide between Trump conservatives and the Republican establishment - how can voters know what they're going to get with a vote for Trump and Pence?

Hughey Newsome, BOLD.global/Move-On-Up & Joel Silberman, Democracy Partners & Ryan Girdusky, Red Alert Politics all join Thom. In what one commentator called a "new low in American Democracy" - during last night's debate, Donald Trump said he would arrest his political opponent if he were president. Is this just red meat for Trump's base - or is Trump channeling a Banana Republic dictator?

Tonight’s special panel discusses the craziness of last night’s Presidential debate, Thom talks whether Exxon and ALEC are running an illegal lobbying scheme with Common Cause’s Karen Hobert Flynn, and in tonight’s Daily Take Thom discusses the real reason why Republicans are finally running away from Trump.