Rusty Humphries, The Washington Times, joins Thom Hartmann. Conservatives are still slamming President Obama over his refusal to say that ISIS is an "Islamic extremist” group. But shouldn't they stop arguing over semantics - and start protecting America from future terrorist attacks?

Jeremy Holden, Media Matters, joins Thom Hartmann. The news keeps getting worse for Bill O’Reilly. What are former CBS journalists saying about Bill-O - and are his days at Fox News numbered?

Paul Armentano, National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws (NORML) joins Thom Hartmann. A new study claims that smoking will make you go crazy - as in psychotic crazy. But what does the majority of scientific research say? And could smoking marijuana actually improve your mental health?

Martha Kempner, RH Reality Check, joins Thom Hartmann. Viagra - it's not just for men anymore. Last Tuesday - a company called Sprout Pharmaceuticals asked the Food and Drug admininstration to approve a drug it says will help the almost 40 percent of American women - according to some studies - who suffer from a low sex drive. This is the third time Sprout has put the drug - which is called flibanserin - before the FDA. And just as has been the case the other two times Sprout has asked the FDA to approved its so-called "little pink pill" - a controversy is brewing. Siding with Sprout - many women's groups have called for a quick approval of the drug for sale - suggesting that if this was something that helped men sexually, it would have been on the market years ago.