Thom speaks with friend of the show and special guest Greg Palast about the events in Charlottesville. Where one of his reporters witnessed horrific events, worse still the media and the police don't seem to be interested.

Thom Hartmann takes your calls and answers a question on the mind of viewers and listeners around the world. What can we do to stop Fascism?

Thom talks with Dr Randy Blazak on the fascist strategy of using free speech as a way to legitimize themselves and continue a conversation that we shouldn't even be having.

Thom speaks with a caller who witnessed the tragic terror attack carried out by white supremacist over the weekend in Charlottesville, echoing the sentiments that fascism must be stopped at all cost.

Thom looks at the history the violence of overt white supremacists and the support they've received from leading right wing institutions including the media and the police since the Greensboro Massacre in 1979 all leading up to the tragic murder of Heather Heyer in Charlottesville this past weekend.

Thom speaks with guest Mark Potok (Writer, speaker, former organizer with Southern Poverty Law Center.) on the disturbing white supremacist violence over the weekend in Charlottesville, Virginia and how it is related to Donald Trump and other republicans.

Thom talks about the republican plan to further fleece the American people.

Thom talks about a strange connection between private utility companies (the guys pushing dirty fossil fuels) and state level republican politicians. What's their agenda?

Thom sits down with guest Medea Benjamin (Co-Founder - CODEPINK, Co-Founder - Global Exchange, Author - Kingdom of the Unjust: Behind the US/Saudi Connection) to talk about the nuclear standoff between the US and North Korea.

Thom comments on the growing nuclear tensions between the US and North Korea, with parallels back to Nixon and Vietnam.

Thom speaks with guest Rick Wartzman (Author - The End of Loyalty: The Rise and Fall of Good Jobs in America, Director - KH Moon Center for a Functioning Society, Drucker Institute, Claremont University, and Contributor - Fortune Magazine) about what caused the widespread prosperity in post war American, where it went, and who took it away.

Thom speaks with guest Don Siegelman (Former Governor - Alabama, 1999-2003, profiled in the new documentary, Atticus v. the Architect: The Political Assassination of Don Siegelman).

Thom talks about Trump and his posturing against North Korea, and the long history of conservative politicians wanting to go to war for a popularity boost (Trump's approval rating is in the 30s).

Thom talks about Trump's increasingly worrying and troublesome behavior in the wake of comments that push us perilously close to nuclear war with North Korea.

Thom covers some of the news of the day. Including a BIG list of Mike Pence's transgressions against America.