Tonight’s Rumble discusses Harry Reid “thanking” Congressional Republicans for obstructing Obama’s presidency, Trump’s late night misogynistic tweeting, and how teen pregnancies are down thanks to birth control. Thom discusses how the North Dakota pipeline protests are spreading across the country with the Indigenous Environmental Network’s Kandi Mossett and Beyond Nuclear’s Kevin Kamps, who millennials will vote for in November with Free Speech for People’s Scott Greytak, and Thom responds to your questions and comments in tonight’s Your Take, My Take Live.

Sam Sacks, The District Sentinel, joins Thom. The DEA's confidential informant program is the agency's "bread and butter" for investigations - and it's costing taxpayers millions.

James Kilgore, Center for African Studies-University of Illinois (Urbana-Champaign)/Understanding Mass Incarceration: A People's Guide to the Key Civil Rights Struggle of Our Time/Truthout, joins Thom. The nation's first-ever national prison strike has now entered its third week. So why isn't anyone in the mainstream media talking about it?

As the nation's largest ever prison strike enters its third week - activists are demanding an end to another controversial practice: the use of private, for-profit detention centers to hold undocumented immigrants. On Wednesday - a coalition of groups - including Color Of Change - delivered testimonies and 200,000 individual petitions to the Department of Homeland Security calling on it to end the practice once and for all. Some activists even confronted DHS secretary Jeh Johnson and asked him to sign a petition given to him by a Guatemalan woman who's 20-year-old son has been held in a for-profit detention center for the past 15 months. Joining me now for more on yesterday's action is Scott Roberts - Senior Campaign Director for Criminal Justice at Color of Change.