Thom discusses the recent decision in Florida that will allow the use of concealed weapons during the RNC while stripping rights of OWS protesters. When will American focus on the rights of the unarmed? Then, there's plenty of money in Wisconsin especially coming from the deep pockets of recalled GOP Governor Scott Walker. But will his millions keep him in office? Plus can Co-Ops benefit the US economy? And Thom talks about how the recent murder suicide of border vigilante JT Ready is spotlighting the fear of immigrants in America. In tonight's Daily Take Thom explains the most powerful new corporation that has a choke hold on US democracy.

The Good! *Tampa Bay Buccaneers* Yesterday - the NFL team signed Eric LeGrand in a heartwarming and symbolic gesture. The Bad! *Mitt Romney* At a fundraiser last night - Romney talked about how he commissioned American flag lapel pins for the Olympics in 2002 - and used the story of the pins to explain how he hopes to bring Americans together if he is President. and the Very Very Ugly! *Jodie Brunstetter* Brunstetter is the wife of the North Carolina state legislator who introduced Amendment 1 - which would outlaw same-sex marriage, civil unions and domestic partnerships in the state.

Geeky Science - pigeons have biological GPS

Arturo Rodriguez, United Farm Workers, joins Thom Hartmann. Tonight - we take a look at farm workers - and the challenge they're facing on a day-to-day basis working the fields. But when discussing farm workers - we can't just focus on labor issues like wages and working conditions. We also have to look at immigration policies - since many of those who cultivate our nation's food supply weren't actually born in America. In Washington, DC - hopes of immigration reform have been dashed again and again - as more hard-line Conservatives refuse to endorse plans that include pathways to citizenship - and instead prefer mass deportations. Republican Senator Marco Rubio has recently tried to forge a partnership with Republicans and Democrats in Congress on immigration reform with a watered-down version of the DREAM Act. But even Rubio's proposal doesn't give undocumented immigrants - who've been working in America for years, playing by the rules, and raising families - a pathway to citizenship. So what do farm workers in America need to do to have a shot at the American Dream?