George Landrith, Frontiers of Freedom & Kymone Freeman, We Act Radio/Black Lives Matter DC & Bryan Pruitt, RedState all join Thom. Whatever happens in tonight's New Hampshire primary - the mainstream media narrative is that Hillary Clinton will still be in a good position to win the Democratic nomination for president - mostly because she has a "firewall" of loyal African-American voters in the South. But how strong is that firewall - really? As civil rights activist Shaun King points out in a new piece for the New York Daily News - black Ameircans are not a monolith - and Hillary Clinton doesn't exactly have the greatest record when it comes to racial justice issues. For example - as first lady she openly supported the 1994 crime bill that - according to the Justice Policy Institute - made the Clinton administration responsible for "the largest increases in federal and state prison inmates of any administration in American history"

Donald Trump and Bernie Sanders have gotten huge followings by running as populists against the Washington DC political establishment. But the fight between "We, The People" and the establishment isn't anything new. In fact - it's a fight that's been going on since the very beginning of our country.

The Bad! Eric Trump. The Donald's son has started appearing around the media circuit to promote his father - and if you're asking the question whether "the Eric" can talk as tough on terror as his daddy - wonder no more. Greta Van Susteren asked the younger Trump about his father's plan to "do more than waterboarding." That's right - according to Eric Trump - waterboarding is no worse than what happens in frats all over the country.

Ben Cohen, Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream/Stamp Stampede & Jerry Greenfield, Ben & Jerry's Ice Cream both join Thom. Two of America's most famous businessmen - Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield of Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream - have endorsed Bernie Sanders for president. What do they think his chances are in tomorrow's New Hampshire primary?