Just hours after the Obamacare decision - House Republicans voted to hold Attorney General Holder in contempt of Congress. Was there any merit to the vote - or was it just another political stunt from the Right - and an embarrassment for the nation?

No doubt that this is a victory for President Obama - but is it a slam-dunk victory for Progressives who want to eventually have a single-payer healthcare system? Ultimately what happened today was the Supreme Court reinforced our current healthcare system, which relies on private, for-profit health insurance companies. Today - the United States spends far more than any other developed nation on healthcare - yet doesn't get any better healthcare results from all that spending. And that's because - unlike the rest of the developed world - we rely on for-profit corporations to administer healthcare in America. And since CEOs need huge bonuses to buy new summer mansions - the price of health insurance has to get jacked up. So what does Obamacare do to resolve this problem? What will our healthcare system look like now - after the Supreme Court has upheld the law? Here to answer that is...Wendell Potter - health care industry whistleblower.

Thom lays out the case for why Justice Scalia should be impeached. Tonight's "Lone Liberal Rumble" panel discusses Texas' GOP platform, voter ID in Pennsylvania and how the Supreme Court will rule on Obamacare. And Thom talks with journalist and author Michael T. Klare in a special edition of "Conversations with Great Minds."