Thom talks about the perception that Trump is going to "save" federal programs that people support. Meanwhile his entire cabinet is hell-bent on dismantling their respective agencies. So what's the real truth?

Thom covers Senator Tom Cotton's (R-AR) disastrous recent town hall, where the only things missing were pitchforks and torches in the hands of his irate constituents. Callers comment on their own town hall experience with their republican reps (or lack thereof).

Thom talks with a caller about the very real difficulties many average Americans face in procuring a photo ID to be able to vote. Exactly as republicans want it!

Thom talks about the dangers posed by increasing radiation from cell signals as we prepare to move from 4G to 5G.

Thom talks with guest, economist Charles Sauer (President, The Market Institute) about the republicans' economic plans for the next 4 years, the pie-in-the-sky-numbers they're built on, and what we should really be looking at.

Thom debates what works and what doesn't regarding immigration enforcement policy with former Congressman Tom Tancredo (R-CO, 6th District). Should we be going after undocumented workers or the rich companies who hire them?

Thom talks with a caller about what it means to be black in America and the difficult discussions and choices we need to make as a nation, on the 52nd anniversary of the assassination of Malcolm X.

Thom continues the conversation on Trump Anxiety Disorder with a couple of callers, including whether or not religion is a possible solution, or part of the problem.

Thom talks about people's stress over the Trump administration, and chats with callers about their responses and how they are coping.

Thom talks about some new details from the Department of Homeland Security on immigration enforcement policy going forward.

Thom talks with a caller about Trump's dangerous adherence to Fox as his only source of information. Meanwhile, studies show that Fox viewers are not only misinformed or uninformed, but actually malinformed and believe things which are completely untrue.

Thom talks about some of the characteristics that made our 26th so well regarded, and how Trump tries to emulate the appearance of these without any of the substance to back them up.

Thom talks about the web of lies republicans spread about the effects of taxes to get the American people to go along with their plan to redistribute all wealth upwards to the mega-rich.

Thom talks with Wendell Potter about the fight currently in the California legislature to enact single payer health care for the whole state.

Thom plays some short clips of speeches by Franklin Delano Roosevelt on Presidents Day, and draws parallels to the corporate takeover by republicans we're currently undergoing, and the policies that lead to the Great Depression.