Thom speaks with Alex Lawson, Executive Director of Social Security Works, about the simple ways that we can transform the postal system to save it for generations to come.

Thom and Alex Lawson, Executive Director of Social Security Works, talk about how the media is giving Donald Trump a free pass on his lack of knowledge about policy and foreign affairs.

Thom talks to caller Devawn, who says that the media is committing 'journalistic malpractice' by failing to call Donald Trump out on his repeated lies.

Thom talks to caller John, who says that the scariest promise Donald Trump has made so far is the promise to unite this country under one God.

Thom talks about the recent "Commander-in-Chief" Forum with Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton and the reaction from progressive organizations.

Thom talks about the two different consumer organizations who have come out against the TPP and the likelihood that Republicans will push the trade deal through during the lame duck session.

Thom talks to caller Judy, who says that the BLM is drilling near our national parks.

Thom talks about Donald Trump's so-called plan to defeat ISIS, which is really a plan to ask the generals to come up with their own plan.

Thom talks about Pope Francis' recent comments about harming the environment and the fact that the Catholic Church is finally on the same side as scientists.

Thom talks about Gary Johnson and debunks the claim that he shares many of Bernie Sanders' policy views.

Thom talks about Donald Trump's economic advisor, and his revealing comments about the Republican candidate's economic plans.

Thom compares Donald Trump's alleged bribing of Pan Bondi and other politicians with the words and actions of the patriotic millionaires.

Thom talks about Donald Trump's recent comments about the Federal Reserve and explains why interest rates really do matter.

Thom speaks with caller Doris, who thinks that Donald Trump is only running because he's mad that the Obamas wouldn't be his friends.

Thom talks to caller Mike, who says that the Dakota Pipeline construction workers went 20 miles out of their way to destroy sacred, ancient Indian burial grounds as a response to the Dakota Pipeline protest.