Thom Hartmann explains how the Koch Brothers are able to have an enormous influence over U.S. politics.

Thom Hartmann talks with Dr. Trita Parsi, Founder & President - National Iranian American Council (NIACC) / Author-A Single Roll of the Dice -- Obama's Diplomacy with Iran
Website: www.niacouncil.org/,

Thom Hartmann says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is here because he does not want the United States to have a relationship with Iran.

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Thom Hartmann shares a story about a small Virginia police department turning to FaceBook to find the owner of a lost bag of cocaine.

Thom Hartmann talks with America's Lawyer - Mike Papantonio, Host-Ring of Fire Radio / Attorney, Website: www.ringoffireradio.com, about a Guardian report on Homan Square, a black site operated by Chicago Police.

Thom Hartmann discusses how Billionaire Minnesota Governor Mark Dayton (DFL) raised taxes on the wealthy in his state and still managed to increase jobs while building a surplus.

Thom Hartmann explains the rules on legal marijuana in Washington, DC.

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Thom Hartmann asks listeners to name one good thing Conservatives have done for the United States.

Thom Hartmann shares some hilarious tweets from CPAC 2015's "Ask the Speaker" hashtag campaign that didn't go so well.

Thom Hartmann talks with Craig Aaron, President & CEO - Free Press, Website: www.freepress.net, about the Federal Communications Commission passing net neutrality.