The Good! Mayor Michael Bloomberg. His handling of Occupy Wall Street aside - New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg did some good work this weekend. In an interview with Meet the Press on Sunday - the Republican Bloomberg slammed Congress for not passing stricter gun enforcement legislation. The Bad! Fox So-Called News. While the rest of the media touted the new jobs' numbers released on Friday - Fox News unsurprisingly stayed very quiet - mentioning the new numbers less than half as often as the other major news networks. And The Very Very Ugly! US Senate Candidate Pete Hoekstra. Hoekstra's campaign aired an ad in Michigan during yesterday's Super Bowl which featured an Asian-American woman with fractured English mispronouncing the name of Hoekstra's Democratic candidate.

Pete Tucker, TheFightBack & Robert Stephens II, Occupy DC joins Thom Hartmann. DC Park Police raided and evicted most of Occupy DC's encampment in McPherson Square on Saturday. Just before dawn, dozens of officers in riot gear, on horseback, and in HAZMAT suits moved into the camp, then disassembled and trashed tents that they said were "not in compliance" with park rules. Nearly a dozen occupiers were arrested in Saturday's tense raid - mostly for crossing police barries - although there was a report that one man was arrested for throwing a brick at a police officer. While the police claim that the weekend's events were not an eviction, and did leave some tents behind, it's clear that Occupy DC is now just a shell of the vibrant community it used to be. A similar police raid was conducted on the sister occupation in Freedom Plaza on Sunday - with little confrontation and fewer tents removed. So when does the occupation of the nation's capital stand now after the crackdown?

Today - labor unions are saying that Democrats in the Senate have "sold out" workers by agreeing to demands by House Republicans that make it harder for transportation workers with the FAA to unionize. Rather than just passing a simple funding measure for the FAA - like all previous Congresses have done with no problem - Republicans in the House instead decided to hold the funding hostage until Democrats agreed to insert anti-union provisions in the funding measure. And in 75-20 vote today in the Senate - the Democrats caved - and passed the funding bill - complete with its anti-union language. For more on this story - and exactly what's at stake for transportation workers across the nation - Thom is joined by George Kohl - Legislative Director with the Communication Workers of America

Thom discusses the housing crisis and overall corruption in corporate America with journalist and author Michael Hudson. Tonight's Big Picture Rumble panel discuses the newly released job numbers, Romney's Super PAC and what the deficit will look like if we don't end the Bush tax cuts.