Thom Hartmann comments on the second of three presidential debates featuring President Barack Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney.

Thom Hartmann comments on the second of three presidential debates featuring President Barack Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney.

Thom Hartmann comments on the second of three presidential debates featuring President Barack Obama and Republican nominee Mitt Romney.

Thom Hartmann comments on the news for Wednesday, October 17, 2012

Thom Hartmann takes a call from a caller who accuses the Obama Administration of covering up findings on the Bengazi embassy attack that killed the American ambassador to Lybia.

Thom Hartmann talks with a Romney supporter who asks, what President Obama is going to do different if he wins a second term.

Thom Hartmann talks with Governor Ted Strickland, Former Governor of Ohio (2007 to 2011) / National Campaign Co-Chair-Obama 2012 Website: www.barackobama.com, about the second of three presidential debates.

Thom Hartmann responds to a Republican caller who says President Obama's biggest problem is that he shoots from the hip.

Thom Hartmann talks with Joe Miklosi, Colorado State Rep running for Congress (D-CO, 6th District) Website: www.joemiklosi.com

Thom Hartmann debates Curtis Sliwa, CEO/Founder of The Guardian Angels & AM970 Radio Host Website: www.curtissliwa.com, over what constitutes a win in the latest presidential debate.

Thom Hartmann rants about foreign companies buying up American companies at an alarming rate.

Thom Hartmann talks with Senator Dick Durbin (D-IL), Senior United States Senator from Illinois and the Senate Majority Whip Website: www.barackobama.com, for his thoughts on the upcoming presidential debate between President Obama and Mitt Romney.

Thom Hartmann talks with David Friend, CEO-Carbonite Website: www.carbonite.com, about his company's decision to bring call center jobs back to America in a time when many companies are shipping them overseas.

Thom Hartmann talks with callers who want to share their thoughts on employers like the Koch Brothers who are sending their employees letters essentially telling them to vote for particular candidates.