Thom Hartmann shares his concerns with a Financial Times article accusing Fed Chair Janet Yellen of showing her "Liberal bias".

Thom Hartmann is joined by U.S. Senator Bernie Sanders (I-VT) for their weekly town hall meeting.

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Thom Hartmann talks with Lisa Graves, Executive Director, Center for Media and Democracy, Website: http://prwatch.org/, about how Republican governors are outsourcing public services to private firms that give big bucks to their campaigns.

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Thom Hartmann comments on the great work of two moderators on the Colorado U.S. Senate debate between Democrat Mark Udall and Republican Cory Gardner.

Thom Hartmann finds validation for his theory that cranky billionaires are working to crash the stock market in order to hurt Democrats in the midterm elections.

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Thom Hartmann says the media totally missed the mark in it's coverage of the Florida Governor's debate.

Thom Hartmann talks with Rose Ann DeMoro, Executive Director-National Nurses United, Website: www.nationalnursesunited.org, about how hospital corporations are putting profits first in the fight against Ebola.

Thom Hartmann comments on a New York Times report that brings to light the discovery of some old iraqi chemical weapons, covered up by the U.S. government.

Thom Hartmann talks about how a small group of cranky Billionaires can bring down the U.S. economy.

Thom Hartmann says perhaps it's time to stop flights out of Texas due to the Ebola cases there.

Thom Hartmann debates Gayle Trotter, Attorney/Writer/Senior Fellow-Independent Women's Forum (www.iwf.org)
Website: http://gayletrotter.com/, over campaign finance reform.

Thom Hartmann shares his concerns over the state of corporate news.