Sam Sacks fills in for Thom Hartmann and discusses the following with tonight's "Big Picture Politics Panel:" whether Guantanamo Bay will ever close, the latest immigration reform proposal and the failure by the TARP Inspector General in regards to executive pay at bailed out banks. Sacks debates former NY Lieutenant Governor Betsy McCaughey on Obamacare and in tonight's "Daily Take" Thom discusses what the 2nd Amendment really means.

Thousands attended the annual mecca to the nation's capital on Friday to "March for Life." It's an anti-abortion rally that's held in Washington, DC every year going all the way back to 1974. You can tell they really believe it's an issue of life and death as every poster, slogan, and speech is soaked with the word "life." It's called the "March for Life." Can we really trust the "sanctity of human life" with a political party that puts gun sales ahead of the lives of 1st graders? Only when the so-called pro-lifers in the Republican Party begin to respect not just the life of a cluster of cells in a woman's womb, but also the life of the woman herself, and her working class husband's life, and her gay or lesbian aunt's life, and her child who will have to inherit this warming planet's life, and her Afghan or Iraqi friend abroad's life - only then - will they genuinely be pro-life. But until that day, Republicans are just marching for death.

Horace Cooper, National Center for Public Policy Research & Medea Benjamin, Global Exchange & Code Pink & Patrick Howley, The Daily Caller, all join Thom Hartmann.

Susan Cain, "Quiet: The Power of Introverts In A World That Can't Stop Talking, joins Thom Hartmann. Why are extroverts favored in American society - and are there any cultures across the globe that value introversion more? We'll ask author and lecturer Susan Cain in tonight's Conversations with Great Minds.