Thom Hartmann explains how the wealthy have been able to convince working-class Republicans that free or reduced cost healthcare is a bad thing.

Thom Hartmann calls out Senator John Barasso (R-WY) on his lies about Obamacare signups since the corporate media won't.

Thom Hartmann brings you the best of the rest of science and green news for the week of November 2, 2015.

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Thom Hartmann shares a blog post about true life experience with the economic policies of Ronald Reagan.

Thom Hartmann introduces us to Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio's newest billionaire, Paul SInger and says we are witnessing our politicians being purchased right before our eyes.

Thom Hartmann shares a piece that points out the hypocrisy of Speaker of the House Paul Ryan.

Thom Hartmann talks with John Schwartz, Director/Founder-Voqal
Website: www.voqal.org, about Sprint's plan to shut down and out of date cellular network next week that will cut off internet access to hundreds of thousands of low-income Americans.

Thom Hartmann shares an email from a German citizen who says Germany, Norway and Sweden have strong economies and very high social standards.

Thom Hartmann shares from his piece on Alternet in which he quotes FDR's 2nd Vice President, Henry Wallace, explaining fascism.

Thom Hartmann debates Neil McCabe, Political Reporter, One America News, Website: www.oann.com/

Thom Hartmann brings you the best of the rest of economic and labor news for the week of November 2, 2015.

Thom Hartmann shares a clip from CNN in which Republican presidential hopeful Carly Fiorina is called out for lying about the Obama record on women's issues.

A caller asks Thom Hartmann if the United States should do away with the Federal Reserve and go back to the gold standard.