Jeff Poor, The Daily Caller & Karl Frisch, Bullfight Strategies join Thom Hartmann. We keep hearing about this bruising primary - poor Republicans they have to beat each other up. Isn't the real story about this Primary is that for once Republicans have to tell the truth - they have to tell the American people about their plans on SS, Medicare, Taxes - and it's turning voters off?

Egill Helgason, Public Affairs Host on Icelandic TV joins Thom Hartmann. Meet Geir Haarde - the former Prime Minister of Iceland who was in court today facing charges related to Iceland's economic meltdown. Haarde is being charged with negligence for failing to prevent his nation's banks from going under in 2008 - taking the entire nation down with them - and eventually costing him his job in 2009. And today - he is the only world leader so far to be charged with crimes related to the global financial crisis. According to a recent report commissioned by Iceland's Parliament - Haarde and his government "lacked both the power and the courage to set reasonable limits to the financial system." But is that really a crime? And what might a conviction of a world leader mean for others whose fingerprints are all over the financial panic of 2008?

The Good! *10000 GM Vehicle Owners* More than 10000 current and former GM vehicle owners are calling on the company to stop funding and supporting the Heartland Institute - the now infamous "think tank" that wants to make global warming denying a part of schools' curriculum. The Bad! *The TSA* It was another rough PR week for the TSA. On Wednesday - TSA agents at Lihue Airport in Hawaii forced a woman to prove that her breast pump was real by making her use it in the women's restroom. And the Very Very Ugly! *Kirk Cameron* In an interview with Piers Morgan - Hollywood teen heart-throb turned radical Conservative Kirk Cameron made some startling remarks about homosexuality.

Dr. Mark Post, Maastricht University joins Thom Hartmann. Imagine going to your local burger joint a hundred years from now. The way you travel there might be different - you may use a jet-pack or a flying car. The way you order might be different - maybe you'll communicate telepathically or have a computer tell you what you're hungry for. But - despite all these changes - you'd expect one thing would remain the same - THE MEAT! Right? Well - if you think that your nice juicy hamburger will still be made from cows at a slaughterhouse - then everything you know about the hamburger of the future is wrong!