Curtis Ellis, Obamatrade.com/American Jobs Alliance, joins Thom. So where is all this anti-establishment fervor coming from on the right? Why do Republican voters think that Congressional Republicans are betraying them? And what happens if we really do get a contested convention?

Joe Madison, The Joe Madison Show/SiriusXM Urban View (ch.126) & Sarah Badawi, Progressive Change Campaign Committee(PCCC) join Thom. Are Democrats actually saying in this election - is that they're rejecting "Third Way" politics?

Joe Madison, The Joe Madison Show/SiriusXM Urban View (ch.126) & Sarah Badawi, Progressive Change Campaign Committee(PCCC) join Thom. So with the superdelegates skewing the Democratic primary - and the GOP establishment prepared to steal the primary - is it time to admit that the parties have simply become governing tools of the elite special interests? Is our primary system fundamentally undemocratic?

On Sunday, thousands of activists from around the country arrived right here in Washington, D.C. after a 10-day-long, 140 mile march from Philadelphia. The marchers are part of a movement called Democracy Spring and Democracy Awakening, and today they staged a sit-in at the Capitol Building. They plan on camping out there through the end of the week. All of this is part of a massive, non-violent campaign to save our democracy from oligarchy. Democracy Spring activists are calling on Congress to take action right now on a group of different bills that would take money out of politics once-and-for-all. This fight, the fight against corporate control over our democracy, is, of course, the same fight that Bernie Sanders is fighting right now in his presidential campaign. But it’s also the same fight that the Founders fought more than 200 years ago when they rebelled against the British Empire and created our constitutional republic. They just called it something different -- they called it the fight against “faction.”

Tonight’s Progressive Roundtable talks Bernie’s big win in Wyoming, Hillary’s defense of Bill and his 1994 crime bill, and how voter suppression efforts across the country are affecting the presidential race. Thom talks the anti-establishment fervor coming from the right with the American Jobs Alliance’s Curtis Ellis and in tonight’s Daily Take Thom discusses how the Founding Fathers would be proud of the Democracy Spring protesters.

Tonight’s Rumble talks Bernie’s taking on of GE and it’s CEO, the “liberal” economist Paul Krugman’s latest attack on Bernie, and Bill Clinton’s flub with the Black Lives Matter protestors. Thom discusses the latest flare up in the crypto-wars with The District Sentinel’s Sam Sacks and in tonight’s Green Report Thom airs the “Last Hours” climate change documentary narrated by Leonardo DiCaprio.

Kris Ullman, Conservative Commentator/Activist & Anya Parampil, RT America & Gianno Caldwell, Caldwell Strategic Consulting joins Thom. Bill Clinton lashed out yesterday at Black Lives Matter protesters who interrupted a Philadelphia Rally and criticized the 1994 Crime Bill. Did Bill Clinton just solidify his place as a liability for Hillary's campaign?

Sam Sacks, The District Sentinel, joins Thom. The FBI announced this week that it bought new hacking tools that will let it crack into iPhones that are the same generation as the San Bernardino shooters’. But is this the end of the struggle between private tech firms and law enforcement?

Kris Ullman, Conservative Commentator/Activist & Anya Parampil, RT America & Gianno Caldwell, Caldwell Strategic Consulting joins Thom. General Electric CEO Jeff Immelt and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders has made one thing clear: the CEO billionaire class hates Bernie Sanders - and just like FDR - Bernie welcomes their hatred.

Sam Daley-Harris, RESULTS/Center for Citizen Empowerment and Transformation/Reclaiming Our Democracy & Dr. Danny Richter, Citizens Climate Lobby join Thom. New York City - America's biggest city - is in danger of disappearing. Two alarming climate studies came out that made it frighteningly clear that our planet's climate is changing faster than we expected - and that we still don't completely understand how it will impact life across the planet.

Bernie Sanders now finds himself in very much the same position as the first Native American tribes to encounter the European colonial powers.

Writer Gaius Publius joins Thom. For months now - political commentators have been scratching their heads and trying to figure out why the 2016 elections seem so much stranger than any other in recent memory. On the Republican side - Donald Trump and his supporters are taking on the Republican party in a bizarre turn of events where Trump went from a spectacle to the GOP frontrunner. And on the Democratic side - the Clinton campaign recently took on a new campaign strategy to "disqualify and defeat" Bernie Sanders - who is just coming off of a 13 point landslide victory in Wisconsin. They may not agree on many things policy wise - but there is one thing that Trump and Bernie have in common: they're both leading political rebellions against the party establishments.

Economist Dr. Richard Wolff, Democracy At Work joins Thom. The Panama Papers have revealed tens of thousands of tax havens used by world leaders like British Prime Minister David Cameron - What do they tell us about the true nature of global capitalism?

Thom discusses the negative turn in the Democratic primary with attorney and radio host Mike Papantonio, what the leak of the Panama Papers really mean with economist Richard Wolff, whether there could be bipartisan efforts on Capitol Hill to tackle climate change with the Citizens Climate Lobby’s Danny Richter, and in tonight’s Daily Take Thom calls for calm from the Bernie and Hillary campaigns.

America's Lawyer Mike Papantonio, Ring of Fire, joins Thom. The Democratic race for president has reached a new stage as the Clinton campaign is threatening to go nuclear on Bernie Sanders. Are they going to destroy the Democratic party?