Robert McCaw, Council on American Islamic Relations (C.A.I.R.) joins Thom. Explosions rocked Brussels earlier today in two attacks that killed at least 31 people and injured hundreds of others. After ISIL took credit for the attack - Ted Cruz immediately called for law enforcement to "patrol and secure Muslim neighborhoods."

Thom discusses the Brussels terrorist attack with CAIR’s Robert McCaw, whether John Kasich is actually a moderate with Ohio Rep. Tim Ryan, and tonight’s Politics Panel previews today’s primaries & caucuses, whether the GOP establishment will embrace Trump, and Bill Clinton’s bizarre comments about Obama’s time in office.

Rodell Mollineau, Rokk Solutions & Lauren Windsor, The Undercurrent/The Nation/Huffington Post joins Thom. Plus Special Guest: Chauncey DeVega, Salon .How is Trump using white victimization to fuel his candidacy?

Tonight’s Progressive Roundtable discusses Obama’s historic visit to Cuba, Bernie’s convincing win in the Democrats Abroad primary, and the GOP’s long con being continued by Trump. In tonight’s Daily Take Thom discusses how neither party cares about the bottom 90%.

As Donald Trump leads a full-scale war against the Republican establishment and elites, particularly through his attack on both their military and their trade policies, the Democratic Party is also in a predicament of its own. Both parties right now face a great crisis of ideology as well as a great opportunity for reinvention, and whichever party first reinvents itself successfully will begin winning elections the way the Democrats did in the 1932-1968 era. If neither does, our nation faces a massive crisis provoked by the loss of democratic representation of the majority of the American electorate.

Rodell Mollineau, Rokk Solutions & Lauren Windsor, The Undercurrent/The Nation/Huffington Post joins Thom. Plus Special Guest: Obama lands in Cuba - Joe Madison, The Joe Madison Show/Sirius ch. 126. President Obama met with Cuban President Raul Castro earlier today for a press conference - where the Cuban President took one question and then lectured the press about human rights. What does this visit mean for the future of U.S.-Cuban relations?

Thomas Frank, Listen, Liberal...Or, What Ever Happened to the Party of the People? (Also by Thomas Frank: Pity The Billionaire, The Wrecking Crew and What's the Matter with Kansas? For tonight's Conversations with Great Minds - we're going to take a closer look at what happened to the Democratic Party. From the New Deal until the middle part of the 20th century - the Democratic Party - like most left or center left parties the world over - was the party of the people. It was the home of unions - social security - medicare - and American working and middle-classes. But then something strange started happening. Over the course of the 1970s - the 1980s - and then the 1990s - the Democrats - well - they got a lot less democratic. They were still "liberal" - or said they were - but they now got their economic policies from Wall Street - and their trade policies from multinational corporations. And that was just the beginning. Then came school "reform" - welfare "reform" - the bankruptcy bill - the bailout. What happened? What happened to the party of FDR - Henry Wallace - and Lyndon Johnson? When did that party disappear and become the party of Bill Clinton - Tim Geithner and Larry Summers? Joining me now to help answer these questions and more is Thomas Frank, founding editor of the Baffler - contributor to Salon and author of numerous books - including his latest - "Listen, Liberal: Or, What Ever Happened to the Party of the People?"

Thomas Frank, Listen, Liberal...Or, What Ever Happened to the Party of the People? (Also by Thomas Frank: Pity The Billionaire, The Wrecking Crew and What's the Matter with Kansas? For tonight's Conversations with Great Minds - we're going to take a closer look at what happened to the Democratic Party. From the New Deal until the middle part of the 20th century - the Democratic Party - like most left or center left parties the world over - was the party of the people. It was the home of unions - social security - medicare - and American working and middle-classes. But then something strange started happening. Over the course of the 1970s - the 1980s - and then the 1990s - the Democrats - well - they got a lot less democratic. They were still "liberal" - or said they were - but they now got their economic policies from Wall Street - and their trade policies from multinational corporations. And that was just the beginning. Then came school "reform" - welfare "reform" - the bankruptcy bill - the bailout. What happened? What happened to the party of FDR - Henry Wallace - and Lyndon Johnson? When did that party disappear and become the party of Bill Clinton - Tim Geithner and Larry Summers? Joining me now to help answer these questions and more is Thomas Frank, founding editor of the Baffler - contributor to Salon and author of numerous books - including his latest - "Listen, Liberal: Or, What Ever Happened to the Party of the People?”

Thomas Frank, Listen, Liberal...Or, What Ever Happened to the Party of the People? (Also by Thomas Frank: Pity The Billionaire, The Wrecking Crew and What's the Matter with Kansas? For tonight's Conversations with Great Minds - we're going to take a closer look at what happened to the Democratic Party. From the New Deal until the middle part of the 20th century - the Democratic Party - like most left or center left parties the world over - was the party of the people. It was the home of unions - social security - medicare - and American working and middle-classes. But then something strange started happening. Over the course of the 1970s - the 1980s - and then the 1990s - the Democrats - well - they got a lot less democratic. They were still "liberal" - or said they were - but they now got their economic policies from Wall Street - and their trade policies from multinational corporations. And that was just the beginning. Then came school "reform" - welfare "reform" - the bankruptcy bill - the bailout. What happened? What happened to the party of FDR - Henry Wallace - and Lyndon Johnson? When did that party disappear and become the party of Bill Clinton - Tim Geithner and Larry Summers? Joining me now to help answer these questions and more is Thomas Frank, founding editor of the Baffler - contributor to Salon and author of numerous books - including his latest - "Listen, Liberal: Or, What Ever Happened to the Party of the People?"

Thomas Frank, Listen, Liberal...Or, What Ever Happened to the Party of the People? (Also by Thomas Frank: Pity The Billionaire, The Wrecking Crew and What's the Matter with Kansas? For tonight's Conversations with Great Minds - we're going to take a closer look at what happened to the Democratic Party. From the New Deal until the middle part of the 20th century - the Democratic Party - like most left or center left parties the world over - was the party of the people. It was the home of unions - social security - medicare - and American working and middle-classes. But then something strange started happening. Over the course of the 1970s - the 1980s - and then the 1990s - the Democrats - well - they got a lot less democratic. They were still "liberal" - or said they were - but they now got their economic policies from Wall Street - and their trade policies from multinational corporations. And that was just the beginning. Then came school "reform" - welfare "reform" - the bankruptcy bill - the bailout. What happened? What happened to the party of FDR - Henry Wallace - and Lyndon Johnson? When did that party disappear and become the party of Bill Clinton - Tim Geithner and Larry Summers? Joining me now to help answer these questions and more is Thomas Frank, founding editor of the Baffler - contributor to Salon and author of numerous books - including his latest - "Listen, Liberal: Or, What Ever Happened to the Party of the People?”

Thom discusses the state of the Democratic Party in a special hour-long Conversations with Great Minds with journalist Thomas Frank, author of the new book “Listen, Liberal: Or, What Ever Happened to the Party of the People?”

Bernie Sanders and Donald Trump are both exposing a rigged political system that's destroyed the Middle Class. What happens next?

Bob Ney/(former) U.S. Congressman (R-OH, 18th Congressional District)/Sideswiped: Lessons Learned Courtesy of the Hit Men of Capitol Hill joins Thom. As the possibility of a Donald Trump nomination grows more and more likely every day - so too does the possibility of a brokered convention to stop that nomination from ever taking place. Is the Republican Party now on an inevitable path to self-destruction?

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Thom discusses the “global risk” of a Trump presidency with former Congressman Bob Ney, Gov. Snyder’s testimony on the Flint water crisis with RT correspondent Manuel Rapalo and radio host Farron Cousins, and a huge victory for consumers with Food and Water Watch’s Patty Lovera. In tonight’s Daily Take Thom details why people are so upset with the establishment.