Thom talks with journalist and author, Nomi Prins about the Obama Administration's possible decision to allow refinancing for homeowners with government backed mortgages. Later in the show, he debates the issue of Congressman Paul Ryan's decision to host private "for profit" town hall meetings.

Jamie Henn & Cherri Foytlin Jamie Henn, Tarsandsaction.org join Thom after getting out of jail. More arrests in front of the White House this week as demonstrators continue their push-back against the proposed TransCanada oil pipeline. Since Monday more than 160 people have been cuffed in protests. The project - mostly pushed for by oil oligarchs in Texas - will create a massive pipeline across America stretching from Canada to Texas - that will funnel 700,00 barrels of highly toxic crude every day across some of America's most treasured and pristine lands. Protestors of the project describe it as: "A fifteen hundred mile fuse to the biggest carbon bomb on the continent, a way to make it easier and faster to trigger the final overheating of our planet" President Obama can stop the project on his own with the stroke of a pen - and environmental activists around the country - many of whom believed President Obama's promises to heal the planet and voted for him - are hoping he doesn't turn their back on the them now

Daniel Halper, Weekly Standard & Jamie Weinstein, Daily Caller join Thom. Our Lone Liberal rumble with my conservative panelists!

Thom speaks with nuclear energy expert, Paul Gunter on the unpreparedness of officials at the North Anna Nuclear Power Station in Mineral, Virginia during Monday's east coast earthquake. Later in the show in the Lone Liberal Rumble, he debates the issue of Republicans refusing to give President Obama deserved credit in the Libyan crisis .