Thom talks about recent comments by Newt Gingrich about undoing all of President Obama's work in the first year of the Trump Presidency.

Thom talks about how Canada is considering making internet a basic right while Americans pay huge bills for internet service.

Thom speaks with caller Lisa, who says that she tried to get involved with her local Democratic Party but wasn't welcome. Thom explains that she must keep trying.

Thom speaks with Carl Higbie, Conservative & Trump Supporter with the George Washington Leadership Foundation, about the Republican plan to repeal Obamacare and how that Party plans to care for the sick.

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Thom speaks with caller Paul, who lays out a great rant on why factoring in the cost of the ER when making health decisions is not always the right decision.

Thom compares clips of a speech by John F. Kennedy laying out the case for Medicare and clips of Rep. Bill Huizenga talking about waiting to take his son to the Emergency Room for a broken arm.

Thom talks about the mainstream media's lack of coverage regarding climate change and oil-related accidents and asks if the lack of coverage is due to the advertising money coming from fossil fuel companies.

Guest host Alex Lawson, Executive Director of Social Security Works, speaks with caller Lee, who received a $4 dollar increase in her Social Security benefits.

Guest host Alex Lawson, executive director of Social Security Works, speaks with D Councilmember Elissa Silverman about the councils successful vote in favor of 12 weeks of paid family leave in Washington, DC.

Thom speaks with Libertarian Economist Charles Sauer about whether or not the government should step in as the employer of last resort when Capitalism fails.

Thom talks about the history of the Republicans and Democrats and how the Right used race to gain the votes of white Americans.

Thom speaks with caller Nancy, who asks how she can get passed the post-election bargaining stage of grief and on to the stage that allows her to fight back.

Thom talks about the history of Nixon's Southern Strategy, how the Republican Party worked to make people believe that the Democratic Party was the party for minorities, and why Bill O'Reilly's recent comments prove that the racist strategy continues.

Thom speaks with Dan Sisson, co-author of "The American Revolution of 1800", about how the current political environment compares to the days of our founding fathers and why we should be concerned about the dangerous faction taking over the White House.