Trump is following a predictable fascist playbook. Step by step. Thom Hartmann explains how we can disrupt dictatorship and authoritarianism before revolution or civil war become the only solutions...

When you’re unpopular and losing politically, just start a little war that’s easily winnable and you’ll be back on top.By defying the law — the Constitution, the War Powers Act, and the AUMF — and simply bombing Iran without any consultation whatsoever, he’s also pulling a dictator stunt, essentially saying, “I, alone, will decide what I can and cannot do.” That’s an impeachable offense under the Constitution.

Trump took one of America's most important rights - the ability to change laws, and he did it by taking away your ability to sue.

Donald Trump is selling the United States military's highest-ranking positions to the people who give him the most money.

Will a fragile ego based on Trump's tiny mushroom lead to giant mushroom clouds?

Will Trump pulling America into another forever war make America vulnerable to a 9/11 style attack?

As Trump pulls us closer to war with Iran in defense of Israeli aggression, Thom Hartmann looks back on the history of how Trump and the military industrial complex brought us towards another unnecessary forever war.

Donald Trump's policies could cause famine and starvation in the US according to one caller, but should we worry?

The best of what you missed on Thom Hartmann this week

The best of what you missed on Thom Hartmann this week

Donald Trump cut the vital funding for research that saves American lives because somebody is scared of needles.

the only thing that’s preventing Trump from going full dictator is the federal court system and our ability to challenge his unlawful, unconstitutional behavior in it.

Why was an assassin that attacked two liberal politicians blamed on leftists?

Donald Trump is declaring war on blue states despite blue states being essential for funding the federal government. Dean Obeidallah thinks we can find a way to defund Trump's fascist attacks on our states.

Hate is poison; it never makes anything better. It’s corrosive like an acid, eats away at our empathy and reason, and eventually destroys our very humanity. When nations are consumed by hate — like Germany was in the 1930s, or the American South was during Jim Crow — the result is invariably the destruction of civil society and its replacement with political, economic, and legal systems based in and dependent upon violence.