Tonight’s Rumble discusses whether the GOP’s small government policies will end with Trump, whether another Republican will run against Trump as an independent, and why Republicans are spending so much time thinking about what people do in the bathroom. Thom discusses the presidential race and the baby powder settlement with attorney and radio host Mike Papantonio and in tonight’s Daily Take Thom details what a Trump nomination means for the Republican party.

Rebecca Downs, Red Alert Politics & Anya Parampil, RT America & Bryan Pruitt, RedState all join Thom. Special Election Update - Ed Schultz, The News With Ed Schultz on RT America joins Thom for an update on Indiana. Plus - Democratic National Committee chair Debbie Wasserman Schultz isn't a big fan of open primaries like the Indiania primaries or the independents who can vote in them. In fact - she told MSNBC Monday that doesn't think they should have a role in picking her party's nominee

Economist Dr. Richard Wolff, Democracy At Work, joins Thom. For a large chunk of the American workforce - capitalism is no longer working the way it's supposedly designed to work. Is it time to look for alternatives to the free market? And if so, where?

Rebecca Downs, Red Alert Politics & Anya Parampil, RT America & Bryan Pruitt, RedState all join Thom. According to a new study published in the journal Global Biochemical Cycles - the warming of the planet is literally suffocating the oceans. Parts of Pacific and Atlantic basins - the study says - could see "widespread deoxygenation" as quickly as 14 years from now - by 2030. This could decimate global fisheries - threatening the livelihoods of millions. And, when you look at the geologic history of the earth, whenever the oceans begin to die off in a big way, within a short time life on land dies off, too