Tonight on The Big Picture on RT TV at 9pm and 11pm... Dr. Harriet A. Washington (check your local listings for stations or stream at RT, and catch past shows on Youtube)

The Big Picture Rumble:
- Erikka Knuti, Democratic Strategist
- Vince Coglianese, Daily Caller
- Brian Darling, Human Events

Conversations with Great Minds - Dr. Harriet A. Washington author-"Deadly Monopolies: The Shocking Corporate Takeover of Life Itself"

Now you can read all of Thom Hartmann's "Unequal Protection: How Corporations Became 'People' and How You Can Fight Back" for free online. Truthout is publishing weekly installments over the coming weeks.

Read Chapter 26: A New Democratic Marketplace today.

Republicans forced LiHEAP to cut back 50% - will this force the poor to choose between staying warm or food on the table?

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Hartmann: GOP admits they're "frightened to death" by OWS

Hartmann: Is 2 million people in the UK streets DAMP SQUIB?

Hartmann vs. Selig: Please, Mr. Scrooge, may I have a lump of coal?

Hartmann: The Good, The Bad, and the Very Very Susulikely Ugly

Hartmann: Crazy Alert! What do you buy a Senator who has everything?

Hartmann: Is your cell phone spying on you?

Hartmann: Are violent video games changing your child's brain?

Hartmann: The NEW three "R's" - reading, writing and ad revenues

Hartmann: What happened with the notion of a "The Leisure Society?"

Full Show - 12/1/11. GOP admits they're afraid of OWS

Thom speaks with Think Progress reporter and blogger, Zaid Jilani about the Republican's increasing apprehension surrounding the nationwide occupy movements. He then debates a conservative commentator about the Republican's push for the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program to make spending cuts...jeopardizing millions of low income families.

Thom Hartmann on the News - December 2, 2011

Why do Republicans think a sexual affair is worse than a sexual assault?

Hartmann: Brunch with Bernie - December 2, 2011

Jack Abramoff agrees with Thom Hartmann on ending Corporate Personhood

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Thom and Louise Hartmann founded the New England Salem Children's Village (NESCV) in New Hampshire in 1979. With states delaying payment for the children they entrust to the village, they need help with cash flow. Can you help? Now on Facebook.