Thom Hartmann talks with Dom Arotzarena, President, Oakland Police Officer's Association Website: OPOA.org about last week's violent police crackdown that left an Iraq war vet seriously wounded. Arotzarena says the mayor gave police vague instructions and cops decided themselves how to clear the park.

Thom Hartmann talks with Joshua Holland, Senior writer and Editor-Alternet / Author-The 15 Biggest Lies About the Economy (and Everything else the Right Doesn't Want You to Know About Taxes, Jobs and Corporate America) Website: www.alternet.org, about the general strike called in Oakland, Ca by OWS Oakland.

Thom talks with Elena Nunez, Press Contact "Stand Up for Democracy-Yes on 2H" (www.yeson2h.org/), about how voters in Boulder, Colorado overwhelmingly declared corporations are not people!

Thom delivers the news for Wednesday, November 2, 2011

Thom Hartmann debates Ryan Streeter, Editor of ConservativeHomeUSA / Director of Fiscal & Economic Policy-Sagamore Institute, on the Cain and Perry tax proposals.

Thom Hartmann gets an update from Jesse La Greca, Occupier-Occupy Wall Street on allegations that NYPD is sending drunk homeless people to cause problems for Occupy Wall Street.

Thom Hartmann delivers the news for Tuesday, November 1, 2011

Thom Hartmann debates Ronald Bailey, Science correspondent for Reason magazine and Reason.com on the safety of the Keystone XL pipeline from Alberta, Canada, to the Gulf of Mexico.

Thom Hartmann debates Kyle Olson, Founder and CEO Education Action Group Foundation about teachers who are promoting lesson plans on #Occupy Wall Street.

Thom Hartmann delivers the news for Friday, October 28, 2011

Thom Hartmann interviews Keith Shannon, roomate of Scott Olsen, the Iraq War vet who was seriously injured by a rubber bullet to the head during a brutal police crackdown at Occupy Oakland this week.

Thom Hartmann interviews Cliff Schecter, National Progressive PR Strategist w/Libertas LLC / nationally syndicated columnist for Al Jazeera English / Author: The Real McCain, about the flood of out-of-state corporate money flowing into Ohio in that state's battle over an anti-collective bargaining bill.