Thom talks with Congressman Mark Pocan (D-WI, 2nd District), covering current events in the federal government and taking listener calls.

Thom talks with Congressman Mark Pocan (D-WI, 2nd District) about current events, what's going on with the federal government, and they take listener calls on various topics.

Thom talks with Congressman Mark Pocan (D-WI, 2nd District) about a variety of issues including the FBI investigation of the Trump administration, health care, and the confirmation hearings for Neil Gorsuch.

Thom Hartmann Program Live, the full three hours (les about 15 minutes at the start) including:

Thom talks with a caller who brings up what Oscar Wilde would call the right's "cynical" nature, what democrats should do to stop them, and the strategic importance of universal heath care.

The full three hours of the Thom Hartmann Program Live, including . . .

Thom talks about rumblings from close to the administration that Trump may be getting increasingly paranoid, such as his bizarre assertion that Obama had wiretapped him and draws parallels to Hitler, who eyewitnesses say was completely out of it by the time of his suicide.

Thom has a friendly debate with a caller about what the left's messaging strategy should be going forward and what sort of tactics they could use to defeat the stranglehold republicans have on our democracy.

Thom talks with a caller who is very passionate about the strategy the democrats in the Senate should take regarding the confirmation hearings of Neil Gorsuch for the Supreme Court. What do you think?

Thom chats with a caller about the different mind sets between liberals and conservatives, as they tie it back to Darwin's writings on evolution.

Thom covers the SCOTUS confirmation hearings of Neil Gorsuch, and the disconnect between his answers and his past decisions and statements.

Thom talks with a caller with an interesting idea on taking back power from the billionaires and big corporations, without using the "S" word.

Thom talks about a worrying trend of increasing investments in "exchange trade funds" (EFTs), that could very easily lead to rapid inflation and then deflation of the stock market (AKA, a bubble).

Thom talks to listeners who call in to support the arts, and are outraged at proposed budget cuts in the face of wasteful spending on Trump's personal life, not to mention other areas.

Thom debates Ryan Girdusky (Senior Writer - Red Alert Politics) who has a very unusual theory that NEA funding hurts the arts. Thom argues if anything is dampening public participation in the arts, it would be the gutting of the middle class since Reaganomics went into effect. What do you think?