Thom compares the media coverage of the arrest of three men in Kansas who were plotting to harm immigrants with coverage of previous events perpetrated by Muslims. Is the difference in coverage a reflection of the media's views on race?

Thom talks to Scottie Nell Hughes, Chief Political Correspondent at The USA Radio Network, about why Republican women continue to support their nominee in the wake of all the sexual assault accusations that have been wages against him.

Sam Sacks, Co-founder of The District Sentinel, sits in for Thom and asks whether our desire for private communication will make more people return to using old fashioned, paper mail.

Sam Sacks, co-founder of The District Sentinel, talks about why Democrats need to tie every Republican to Donald Trump in this election cycle.

Sam Sacks, co-founder of The District Sentinel, sits in for Thom and talks about the fact that while everyone is worried about Russians hacking our elections, they're not paying attention to the threats Republicans are making to our democratic process.

Sam Sacks, co-founder of The District Sentinel, sits in for Thom with guest Sarah Jaffe to discuss the blatant misogyny from the Trump family and the long history of it in our society.

Thom talks about the Republican reaction to women coming out against Donald Trump's sexism, misogyny, and dangerous comments.

Thom responds to a tweet asking how to get through to a Donald Trump-loving roommate.

Thom asks whether nature should be protected with rights just like corporations do.

Thom speaks with Congresswoman Rosa DeLauro (D-CT, 3rd District) about how Hillary Clinton's tax plan helps working families and the state of the 2016 Presidential election.

Thom talks about the fact that the cable news network makes a fortune off of their weekend show "Lock Up", but they have had little to no coverage of the ongoing prisoner strike around the United States.

Thom talks with caller Jimmy, who asks whether Steve Bannon is out to use Donald Trump to punish the Republican Party.

Thom explains how Michigan Governor Rick Snyder is sticking Michigan tax payers with the bill for his legal fees resulting from the Flint, MI lead-contamination lawsuits.

Thom talks about his name being found in the Wikileaks document and why the excerpts from Hillary Clinton's speeches to Wall Street are not important.

Thom speaks with Nina Turner, former Ohio State Senator and Spokesperson for Bernie Sanders, about early voting and the state of the presidential election.