Manila Chan, RT Correspondent joins Thom. Manila talks to Thom about Protest, Violence, Anger, Peace and Fire in Baltimore.

Thom discusses the ongoing tension in Baltimore between police and protesters, as hundreds of National Guard troops arrive to start policing the city. Thom sits with Professor Clarence Lusane from American University to talk about why 70% of the Baltimore Police Department live outside the state! Then in the Politics Panel, Thom and his guests debate Same Sex marriage being reviewed by the US Supreme Court justices, the Trans-Pacific Partnership, and how a group of Democrats are aggressively trying to push Elizabeth Warren to challenge Hillary Clinton as the Democratic Presidential Nominee. In tonight’s Daily Take Thom discusses why the Chief Operating Officer for the Baltimore Orioles defended Freddie Gray and middle class Americans.

Karima E. Bennoune, Your Fatwa Does Not Apply Here: Untold Stories from the Fight Against Muslim Fundamentalism / UC Davis Law School joins Thom. ISIS is steps up its brutality across the Middle East - America commentators are calling on so-called "moderate Muslims" step up - take responsibility for their religion and curb the extremist elements. But aren't Muslims already bearing the brunt of the fight against extremism?

Daniel Ellsberg, Freedom of the Press Foundation / ExposeFacts joins Thom Hartmann. When Chelsea Manning was convicted in 2013 of espionage for leaking information about the War in Iraq - she was sentenced to 30 years in prison. Last week - David Petraeus was likewise convicted of leaking classified information to his biographer - but recieved only two years of probation and a 100,000 dollar fine. Were the offenses really different - or is this simply how our tiered system of justice works?