David Sirota, International Business Times joins Thom. Hillary Clinton announced who will be leading her White House transition team. But what message does it send that her pick has vocally supported the TPP and the Keystone XL pipeline?

Hughey Newsome, BOLD.global/Move-On-Up & Anya Parampil, RT America & Bryan Pruitt, RedState joins Thom. Conservative radio host Charlie Sykes. He told Business Insider recently that any blame for the rise of Trump lies squarely at the feet of right-wing hate radio. He said, "When this is all over, we have to go back. There's got to be a reckoning on this. We've created a monster... [W]e have spent 20 years demonizing the liberal mainstream media...There is a real bias. But, at a certain point you wake up and you realize you have destroyed the credibility of any credible outlet out there.” Who bears more responsibility for Trump - the mainstream media or right-wing hate radio and its more established mouthpiece, Fox So-Called news?

Tonight’s Progressive Roundtable talk Trump’s bizarre plan to defeat ISIS, Bernie’s push to prevent Congress from passing the TPP, and the heated debate between Debbie Wasserman Schultz and Tim Canova. Thom discusses the importance of pollinators with Xerces Society’s Scott Hoffman Black and in tonight’s Daily Take Thom details how the United Kingdom (and many other developed countries) are leading the U.S. in terms of combating global climate change.

Zachary Roth, author-The Great Suppression, Voting Rights, Corporate Cash, and the Conservative Assault on Democracy/MSNBC, joins Thom. We on the left have become accustomed to thinking of the Republican war on democracy as something that just involves voter suppression. But as your book points out, it’s actually much bigger than that.