Stacy Washington, Stacy on the Right (radio) / Project 21 & Tommy Christopher, The Daily Banter & Scott Greer, The Daily Caller all join Thom Hartmann. The FCC will vote tomorrow on President Obama's proposed net-neutrality rules. The FCC is expected to adopt rules making broadband providers common carriers - just like telephone companies. The new rules would largely prevent broadband providers - like Comcast - from throttling internet speeds and preventing access to certain websites. Basically - the rules would protect open access to the internet for all Americans...

For tonight's Converations with Great Minds - Thom is joined by one of America's greatest living historians - Eric Foner. Currently the DeWitt Clinton Professor of History at Columbia University - Professor Foner is a leading authority on slavery - the Civil War - and Reconstruction. He's won the Bancroft Prize - the Lincoln Prize and the Pulitzer Prize - most recently for his 2011 book - "The Fiery Trial: Abraham Lincoln and American Slavery” Professor Foner has also served as the President of the Organization of American Historians - President ofthe American Historical Association - and President of the Society of American Historians. His new book - "Gateway to Freedom: The Hidden History of the Underground Railroad" - is a fascinating look at the real story behind the fight against slavery.

In tonight’s Big Picture Rumble, Thom talks about West Virginia Republicans attempt to make Obamacare implementation a felony. Stacy Washington, host “Stacy on the Right” radio, Tommy Christopher of the Daily Banter, and associate editor of the Daily Caller, Scott Greer, join Thom on set to discuss GOP’s attack on the Affordable Care Act, the Department of Homeland Security funding showdown, the FCC’s looming net neutrality decision, Chicago PD’s reporter ‘black site’, legal marijuana in the nation’s capital, and Bill O’Reilly’s Falklands War lies.

Hughey Newsome, Project 21 / Move-On-Up & Nate Sweet, Progressive Commentator & Jennifer Kerns, Washington Times / The Blaze joins Thom Hartmann. Americans are on Bernie's side when it comes to the big isses that he supports; 71 percent of Americans support raising the minimum wage, according to Pew. 73 percent of Americans support overturning Citizens United, according to Democracy Corps. Just Over 50 percent of Americans support single payer, according to PCI.