Thom talks about how Britain has practically eliminated salmonella poisoning by vaccinating chickens, but corporations don't want to pay for that same vaccine here in the U.S.

Thom talks about how the FBI recently arrested a man in Houston, TX for allegedly trying to build a bomb, but we didn't hear a word about it in the corporate media.

Thom speaks with Jeff Cohen, Founder of FAIR, about the Washington Post editorial calling for Edward Snowden to face charges for blowing the whistle on government spying.

Thom talks to caller Jason, a former addict, who doesn't know how he will stay away from drugs without the help of the herb Kratom.

Thom shares reporting about how Donald Trump used his tax foundation to pay off debts and gain favors and asks why we don't hear more media outrage about these scandals.

Thom speaks with Maya Schenwar, editor-in-chief of Truthout and author of "Locked Down, Locked Out", about the nationwide prisoners' strike and the fact that there is no coverage about it in the corporate media.

Thom takes calls from callers Paul and Kevin, who tell the story of the Tulsa, OK bombardment, when white people attacked a prosperous black neighborhood and killed more than 300 people.

Thom plays clips of Elizabeth Warren taking on Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf about taking home millions of dollars while ripping off customers and blaming the scam on low-level employees.

Thom talks about the recent shootings of unarmed black men around the country - and the long list of other social issues we currently face - and asks whether our outrage fatigue is preventing us from fixing any of these issues.

Thom talks about Joe Scarborogh and Mika's recent trip to Trump towers and asks whether the MSNBC host is trying to make amends with Trump because he believes the Republican will win the nomination.

Thom talks about the recent shooting of another unarmed black man, Terence Crutcher, and the fact that our society may be waking up to the injustice experienced by minorities.

Thom talks about the recent news that The Hague will soon start prosecuting corporate executives who contribute to disasters and climate destruction.

Thom speaks with Marc Morano, Producer of 'Climate Hustle', about whether climate skeptics and CEOs who contribute to climate destruction should be tried in the world court.

Thom speaks with caller Ben, a self-identified black conservative, about the racism he has experienced by police and how that impacts people of color over the long term.

Thom speaks with caller Paul, who is blind, about how his experiences with white people and people of color have shaped his view of racial differences.