Thom Hartmann comments on a U.S. Uncut piece that says the so-called "free stuff" the right criticizes Bernie Sanders for should be called using taxes to fund what we need.

Thom Hartmann talks the 2016 presidential race with John Fugelsang, Political Commentator / Comedian / Host of "Tell Me Everything" weekdays 2pm - 5pm on SiriusXM Insight (ch.121)
Website: johnfugelsang.com / http://sexyliberal.com

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Thom Hartmann says Hillary Clinton may be winning more delegates in the Democratic race for the White House, but Bernie Sanders is winning on the issues.

Thom Hartmann comments on economic and labor news for the week of February 22, 2016.

Thom Hartmann shares a Financial Times story that says the New York Federal Reserve Bank is warning fund managers that they are not immune to runs that could lead to depletion of their funds.

Thom Hartman shares a new poll that shows Bernie Sanders is the most trustworthy presidential candidate, followed by Ben Carson and John Kasich.

Thom Hartmann explains the so-called "Thurmond Rule" and how it was invented.

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Thom Hartmann shares the story of how Ted Cruz, when he was Solicitor General for Texas, argued before the U.S. Supreme Court to keep a man in jail for 16 years for stealing a calculator.

Thom Hartmann says then Assistant Attorney General Antonin Scalia, during the Ford Administration suggested Congress approve the President's pick for Vice President within 60 days.

Thom Hartmann comments on a Wall Street Journal article that says employers are mining data on their employees in an effort to reduce health insurance costs.

Thom Hartmann talks with Professor Sophia McClennen, Professor of International Affairs and Comparative Literature-Penn State University / Founding Director-Center for Global Studies / Author of several books and most recently, Editor of The Routledge Companion to Literature and Human Rights (Her previous book from 2014: Is Satire Saving Our Nation? Mockery and American Politics) / Contributor to Salon, Alternet, Truthout, Counterpunch and others.
Website: www.sophiamcclennen.com, about Michael Moore's new film, Where to Invade Next.

Thom Hartmann says the revolution within the Democratic Party is about ideas and not just Bernie Sanders.