Tyson Slocum, Public Citizen's Energy Program joins Thom. For tonight's Green Report ..... We go to British Columbia - the site of history's largest earthquake caused by hydraulic fracturing - more commonly known as “fracking." Ken Paulson - the CEO of British Columbia Oil and Gas Commission wrote in a statement that "this seismic event was caused by hydraulic fracturing."

The internet rejoiced when Shkreli got arrested - but the simple fact is - even if he's convicted for securities fraud - he'd likely spend way less than even 5 years in jail. And if the Koch brothers get their way and push through their version of "criminal justice reform" - he might not even face that much of a penalty. The Kochs have gotten lots of praise for their efforts to reform the criminal justice system - but a new report from the Center for Media and Democracy spells out exactly who the Kochs are trying to help out with their justice reforms. And the fact is - this is nothing but an effort to make it harder for white collar criminals and corporate executives to be held accountable for the actions of their company. Here to discuss the Koch brothers efforts to pass so-called "criminal justice reform" - and why this is nothing but a thinly veiled effort to protect themselves and their friends - is Brendan Fischer - General Counsel for the Center for Media and Democracy.

By raising interest rates have the feds set us up for a new financial crisis? Here to discuss the Fed's interest rate hike - the likelihood of an economic crash in 2016 - and what's really going on in our economy - is Marshall Auerback - Research Fellow - the Levy Institute and Director of Economists for Peace and Security.

Melinda St. Louis, Public Citizen's Global Trade Watch & Patty Lovera, Food & Water Watch joins Thom. Congress finally reached a spending bill that the President signed late last week. They managed to avoid a shutdown - but did this bill just make sure that consumers will never be able to know where there meat was before it reached the store? 90 percent of Americans support country of origin labeling laws for meat like beef and pork. So why did the most recent government spending bill do away with these laws altogether?