Professor Robin Hahnel, American University(Emeritus)/The Political Economy of Participatory Economics joins Thom. All over the world right now people are rising up against the economic order of things. Bernie Sanders - Brexit - Donald Trump - Syriza in Greece - these things seem like they have nothing to do with each other - except for the fact that they have everything to do with each other...

Thom discusses how Brexit represents the backlash against neoliberalism with economist and author Robin Hahnel, how Congress is trying to pass dangerous anti-privacy laws following the Pulse nightclub shooting with The District Sentinel’s Sam Sacks, how race is playing in the 2016 presidential election with radio host Ben Dixon, and in tonight’s Daily Take Thom details America’s Brexit in 1776.

Richard Heinberg, Post Carbon Institute/Our Renewable Future: Laying the Path for 100% Clean Energy joins Thom. For tonight's Green Report ..... we head to Ottawa - Canada - where on Tuesday - the leaders of Mexico - Canada - and the United States pledged to move towards a renewable energy future. According to official measures - around 35 percent of the power generated in North America right now comes from what's considered clean energy. But under the plan unveiled yesterday at the so-called Three Amigos Summit - the three biggest countries on the continent agreed to raise that number to 50 percent by 2025.

Crystal Wright, author of Con Job: How the Democrats Gave Us Crime, Sanctuary Cities, Abortion Profiteering and Racial Division; Sarah Badawi, of the Progressive Change Campaign Committee (PCCC); & Charles Sauer, of the Market Institute join Thom. Trump's assertion that torturing terrorists by simulating drowning is "too soft" came the very same day that he started to walk back his call for a "total and complete shutdown of Muslims entering the United States" So it seems like one of Donald Trump's biggest complaints with the Bush and Cheney approach to fighting terror is that they didn't go far enough in violating the Geneva Convention. So - do the Republicans really want to go back to the Bush Doctrine and bring back the human rights violations that turned us into an international pariah?