Debbie Hines, Legal Analyst/Legal Speaks joins Thom. According to one recent poll - 62 percent of Bostonians thought Marathon Bomber Dzokhar Tsarnaev should have gotten life in prison for his crimes - not the death penalty. But on Friday - a federal jury composed of Massachusetts residents unanimously sentenced him to death. Surprising?

Kate Gould, Friends Committee on National Legislation joins Thom. US officials say they dealt a major blow to ISIS leadership on Saturday. But less than a day later - Iraqi security forces fled from the key city Ramadi. What will need to happen to keep ISIS from getting any closer to Baghdad? And what should the events of the past few days tell us about the hope for success in Iraq and Syria?

Per Espen Stoknes Ph.D., BI Norwegian School of Management/What We Think About When We Try Not to Think About Global Warming joins Thom. Climate Change is THE biggest crisis facing humanity. So why are so many people so willing to turn a blind eye to reality of global warming?

Tonight Thom discusses Sen. Elizabeth Warren’s bold move to highlight America’s broken promises in past free trade agreements (FTAs), and whether or not Warren’s report will change the minds in Congress. Thom also talks about the hope for any success in both Iraq and Syria as the US continues battling ISIS. And why are Republican Presidential candidates struggling to answer questions about Bush’s Iraq legacy? Thom talks about that topic and the broader implications FOX News has with the Republican Party. Plus in tonight’s Daily Take Thom explains President Obama’s plan to de-militarize local police departments and why it’ll take a major culture change to make real changes in how police treat public citizens.