Jason Russell, Washington Examiner & Zaid Jilani, The Intercept & Alex Pfeiffer, The Daily Caller all join Thom. On Monday - former Fox News host Andrea Tantaros filed a lawsuit in the New York State Supreme Court alleging that "Fox News masquerades as defender of traditional family values, but behind the scenes, it operates like a sex-fueled, Playboy Mansion-like cult, steeped in intimidation, indecency, and misogyny." The suit alleges that Bill O'Reilly invited her to stay with him on Long Island where it would be "very private" and that she could show him her "wild side" She also alleges that Ailes' made inappropriate comments about a number of Fox personalities to Tantaros - and that when she complained to Senior Executive Bill Shine - he told her that she "needed to let this one go." After Ailes' left Fox - Shine was elevated to Vice President - meaning women probably shouldn't expect a lot of change at Fox anytime soon. This kind of sexual harassment was considered "normal" in workplaces around the country 40 years ago - and it's still common in a lot of places - especially smaller companies in red states. So when is the GOP going to reject this sort of "traditional" sexism and actually vote for the Equal Rights Amendment? Or does the GOP think that this type of sexism is part of what used to make America great?

Tonight’s Rumble talks the deadly war on drugs going on in the Philippines, whether Republicans will stop playing politics with funding for the Zika virus, and the latest sexual lawsuit filed against Fox News and Roger Ailes. Thom discusses how New York is bailing out their state’s nuclear power plants with activist and author Harvey Wasserman and in tonight’s Daily take Thom details how important local funding is for our democracy.

Jennifer Farmer, Advancement Project joins Thom. It's not just voter suppression ID laws that are threatening to block minority voters from casting votes - it's the polling lines themselves. A new report from the Center for Political and Economic Studies used data from the Cooperative Congressional Election Study to figure out which races of people have the longest average wait-times at polls. The report showed unsurprisingly that black voters aren't just being targeted with stringent voter ID laws that focus exclusively on the type of IDs that black Americans are less likely to have - they're waiting in line nearly twice as long as white voters at the polling places. But what factors are leading to such a disparity in terms of wait times at polling places?

Politics is for the dogs - literally. Or at least it is in Cormorant - Minnesota - which over the weekend saw the reelection of a Great Pyreenees named Duke to another term as mayor. Hmmm...Apparently Donald Trump isn't the only carnival barker in American politics...