Thom speaks with Professor Steve Keen, Head-School of Economics, Politics & History-Kingston University, London, UK, about negative interest and the potential risk they represent.

Thom speaks with Ed Pilkington, Chief Reporter for The Guardian, about the stunning leaked documents that reveal the real influence of corporate cash on politics.

Thom speaks with caller Bob about the history of our national parks and the real difficulties of privately managing such lands.

Thom speaks with RJ Smith, Senior Fellow at The National Center for Public Policy Research, about the Republican efforts to repeal the Antiquities Act and privatize our national parks.

Thom reads from a post by a woman claiming to have had the same doctor as Trump, and that she was prescribed more than 80 pills every day.

Thom talks about a recent study indicating that sugar can be very dangerous for our health.

Thom talks about Donald Trump's recent decision to back-track on releasing the results of his physical.

Thom speaks with caller Daniel about the Koch brothers' influence in public education and the Libertarian Party platform.

Thom speaks with U.S. Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee (D-TX, 18th) about Donald Trump's bribery and other scandals.

Thom speaks with Independent journalist Alex Kotch about how the Koch Brothers are influencing college educations all around our country.

Thom talks about a recent article by a climate scientist, which says that we should all have fewer children to help reduce the population to deal with climate change.

Thom talks about the various Republican scandals that occurred during the George W. Bush Administration and asks why the corporate media never mentions them when they talk about Hillary's email.

Thom talks to caller Anthony about how taxes can and cannot stimulate the economy.

Thom talks about how some children in America are turning to crime and prostitution to find food, and why the push towards more and more dregulation is the reason.

Thom talks about the recent news coverage on various outlets, and the fact that they continuously let experts and think tanks get away with telling lies on their programs.