Ari Rabin-Havt, -The Agenda/SiriusXM Progress (ch.127)/The Benghazi Hoax, joins Thom. The Transpacific Partnership - or SHAFTA as I like to call it - isn't the only sweeping trade deal threatening our sovereignty. New documents show that SHAFTA's Atlantic counterpart might be just as bad for the environment - and just as good for giant corporations. Find out more...

Richard Eskow, Campaign for America's Future/The Zero Hour (radio) joins Thom. After a coalition of left wing parties won the majority of seats in Portugal earlier this month - the country is now facing a crisis of democracy as the minority government clutches to power. What does it say about the state of Portuguese democracy that the president can go against the will of the voters so outright?

Thom discusses the Portugal President’s banning of anti-Euro parties with radio host and activist Richard Eskow, whether Obamacare is heading back to court with Families USA’s Ron Pollack, and the corporate greed film “Window of Opportunity” with The Doors drummer & Bernie Sanders supporter John Densmore, one of the producers of the film. In tonight's “Daily Take” Thom discusses how the Koch brothers are responsible for GE sending 350 American jobs to Canada.

Patrick Hedger, American Encore & Horace Cooper, National Center for Public Policy Research & Kymone Freeman, We Act Radio/Black Lives Matter DC join Thom. It's now been seven years after the 2007-2008 financial crisis - and the government still hasn't sent one executive from any one of the big banks to jail for their role in the biggest financial meltdown since the Great Depression. But that's not the case in Iceland. The Supreme Court of Iceland has just sentenced 5 bank executives to jail for the role in the meltdown that wrecked Iceland's economy back in 2008. The sentence brings the total number of bank executives sent to jail since the crisis to 26. Combined - these bankers are set to spend a total of 74 years in prison.