Thom talks about the protests at the inauguration of George W. Bush in 2001 and the ways that the incoming Donald Trump Administration is doing everything they can to prevent the same thing at his inauguration.

Thom talks about Donald Trump's pick for Labor Secretary, Andrew Puzder, and his opposition to minimum wage increases.

Thom speaks with Rep. Dan Kildee, U.S. Congressman (D-MI, 5th District), about his legislation to help the people of Flint, Michigan and what happens if the Senate tries to block his bill.

Thom talks to caller George, who asks whether Thom's pick to head the Environmental Protectecion Agency is a favor to the Fracking industry.

Thom speaks with caller Ellen, who asks whether the state of California should seceed because of Donald Trump getting elected.

Thom talks about a speech from Franklin D. Roosevelt from September 23, 1932 at The Commonwealth Club and how FDR predicted our current state of corporate oligarchy.

Thom talks about various tactics being used by the Donald Trump transition team and explains how they are the signs of totalitarianism.

Thom talks about the declining health and living conditions of Americans and the increase of racism to explain how we ended up with Trump.

Thom talks about Donald Trump's croney cabinet picks and why they are a danger to us all.

Thom talks to caller Denny, who asks why Democratic lawmakers don't demand more coverage on television.

Thom talks about the newpaper owned by Donald Trump's son-in-law, which has called for groups organizing the recount to be investigated by the FBI.

Thom talks about the other purpose for tax policy - to encourage responsible business investment.

Thom speaks with caller Diane, who worrys about how our country will deal with many manufacturing jobs being taken over by computers and automation.

Thom talks about a comment by David Stockman, the Chairman of Management and Budget under Ronald Reagan, that IRS revenues are down $40 billion dollars, and how the Trump Administration may deal with that.

Thom talks about the recent prediction from David Stockman, Chairman of Management and Budget under President Ronald Reagan, and the fact that economic crises require either fiscal or monetary policy to solve.