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.

Thom speaks with Steve Beaman, CEO and 30yr Veteran of the Financial Industry, about the possible impact of Donald Trump's proposed 35% tariffs.

Thom talks about recent comments from David Stockman, the Chairman of The Office of Management and Budget under President Ronald Reagan, about the economic signs pointing to another economic crash and the fact that Donald Trump will not have the tools to resolve that crisis.

Thom speaks with Dr. Merrill Matthews, Resident Scholar at the Institute for Policy Innovation, about the Republican plan to replace Obamacare and what it means for Americans.

Thom speaks with Dr. Justin Frank, the author of "Bush on the Couch" and "Obama on the Couch", about Donald Trump's behavior and how we respond to him.

Thom talks about the veterans who apologized to Native people at the Standing Rock encampment for the atrocities committed against them.

Thom talks about the mistrial of Michael Slager, the police officer who shot Walter Scott as he was running away.

Thom talks about the ongoing recount in Michigan and other states, and the strange law that prevents a recount in Michigan counties with high African American populations.