Thom explains how we are a Progressive nation and shares examples of many progressive programs and services that we use every day!

Thom talks to caller Elizabeth, who says that we need to dial back the 24-7 economy to save our planet and stop corporate power.

Caller Amy asks Thom if the Bernie supporters being accused of violence could possibly be outside infiltrators?

Thom explains how Republicans sneak vote changes after time has run out, just to roll back the clock on the Civil Rights Act of 1964.

Congressman Rick Nolan (D-MN, 8th District) joins Thom for the hour to take calls and discuss his recent efforts to pass The Stop Act.

Thom speaks with Congressman Rick Nolan (D-MN) about the missing pages of the 911 Report and what he knows about who was behind the attack.

Congressman Rick Nolan (D-MN, 8th District) tells Thom why he endorsed Bernie and why Bernie should stay in the race.

Thom talks to caller Donald about the different uses for words like "conservative" and "liberal" and why we need to reclaim our political language.

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Thom explains how things like clean rivers, safe elevators, and public water fountains are progressive policies and values that most Americans use every day.

Thom talks to caller Carl, who thinks it's time Republicans realize that our nation has been run like a business.

Thom speaks with caller David, who says that he considers himself an Eisenhower Republican... and he won't vote for Republicans anymore...

Thom talks about how inequality has exploded in our nation since the Reagan presidency and asks what we must do to make our country work for the little guy again.

Thom speaks with Lori Wallach, Executive Director of Global Trade Watch, about the stunning new TPP report that proves the trade agreement is a really bad deal for America!

Thom talks to caller Nick, who shares the story of marching with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., and tells progressives that they must keep marching - no matter what happens in November.