So just like that - the Right's arguments that President Obama shredded the constitution with his health reform law - go up in smoke. Needless to say - the White House is breathing a lot easier right now than it was on Wednesday night. But before we can move forward - as President Obama urged - we need to know exactly what's in the Supreme Court's ruling today \\ Here to help us dissect it all is...Simon Lazarus - senior Counsel with the Constitutional Accountability Center.

Thom dissects the Supreme Court's 5-4 ruling on Obamacare. Also discussed: the contempt vote against Attorney General Eric Holder in the US House and the rise of the Chinese middle class. In tonight's "Daily Take" Thom details why today's Supreme Court ruling on Obamacare never should have happened.

Thom lays out the case for why Justice Scalia should be impeached. Tonight's "Lone Liberal Rumble" panel discusses Texas' GOP platform, voter ID in Pennsylvania and how the Supreme Court will rule on Obamacare. And Thom talks with journalist and author Michael T. Klare in a special edition of "Conversations with Great Minds."

Adam Bitely, NetRightDaily.com & Marc Harrold, Libertarian Commentator join Thom Hartmann. Do Repuplicans want to take us back to the 1800's - and what happened to the liberal bias in mainstream media? All that and more in tonight's Lone Liberal Rumble

Michael T. Klare, Author of fourteen books, including his latest "The Race for What's Left" and previously, Resource Wars and Rising Powers, Shrinking Planet. A contributor to Current History, Foreign Affairs, and the Los Angeles Times, he is the defense correspondent for The Nation and the director of the Five College Program in Peace and World Security Studies at Hampshire College in Amherst, Massachusetts. The US has begun to hand out permits to companies to do exploratory digging in the Arctic for oil and natural gas. But - with other nations laying their claim to the vast resources in one of the world's last unexplored frontiers - what happens when the Arctic is tapped out? We'll pose that question and more to Michael Klare in a special edition of Conversations with Great Minds...

Michael T. Klare, Author of fourteen books, including his latest "The Race for What's Left" and previously, Resource Wars and Rising Powers, Shrinking Planet. A contributor to Current History, Foreign Affairs, and the Los Angeles Times, he is the defense correspondent for The Nation and the director of the Five College Program in Peace and World Security Studies at Hampshire College in Amherst, Massachusetts. The US has begun to hand out permits to companies to do exploratory digging in the Arctic for oil and natural gas. But - with other nations laying their claim to the vast resources in one of the world's last unexplored frontiers - what happens when the Arctic is tapped out? We'll pose that question and more to Michael Klare in a special edition of Conversations with Great Minds...

On Tuesday - in his dissenting opinion to the Arizona immigration case - Justice Scalia lashed out at President Obama - for not doing enough to enforce immigration laws. With his blatant impartiality and total disregard for the institution of the Supreme Court - isn't it time Justice Scalia was impeached? Way back in 1803 - Supreme Court Justice Samuel Chase really stepped in it. Thomas Jefferson was the President of the United States at the time - and his supporters in Congress called themselves Democratic Republicans. Jefferson's chief political rival was John Adams - who he defeated in the election of 1800 - and Adams led the Federalists against the Democratic Republicans. The Federalists fought hard to protect the wealthy elite - succeeding in eliminating the direct election of US Senators by the people. While you can't compare them apples to apples - the Federalists are basically today's Republican Party - at least in their belief that society is best organized when there's a wealthy ruling elite at the top. Samuel Chase - who was appointed to the High Court in 1796 - proudly called himself a Federalists. So Thomas Jefferson was already a little uneasy with Samuel Chase as a Supreme Court justice. And after Chase joined other Federalists on the Supreme Court to create judicial review in the 1803 Marbury v. Madison case that gave the court the power to strike down laws passed by both Congress and the President - making it the most powerful, and unaccountable, of the ...

Thom talks with Congressman Adam Schiff about yesterday's Supreme Court decision on Citizens United. Also discussed: the Republicans' real motive behind the Obama impeachment talk, the new report out discussing how sea-levels are rising faster on the east coast than they are globally and the latest from the Florida voter purge campaign. In tonight's "Daily Take" Thom asks the most important question not being asked in the presidential campaign—what is the purpose of an economy?

There're a lot of questions being thrown around this Presidential campaign between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama. Questions like - how many jobs did Romney REALLY destroy as a corporate raider at Bain Capital? How much should the super rich pay in taxes? Where was President Obama REALLY born? Some questions are important - others are completely absurd. But there's one fundamental question that hasn't been asked yet - and that desperately needs to be asked - if we're ever going to find our nation's soul again...coming up in The Daily Take.

Congressman Adam Schiff joins Thom Hartmann. Yesterday - the Supreme Court reaffirmed their Citizens United decision - saying Montana can't keep corporate money out of it's elections. Where does the fight go to get money out of politics stands after this latest blow?

The Good! *Russell Dohner* While the fate of healthcare in America rests in the hands of the Supreme Court - one Illinois doctor is doing all he can to provide Americans with quality affordable healthcare. The Bad! *The TSA* First came the porno scanners - and then the invasive and unnecessary pat-downs. Now - to add to their list of security theater blunders - the TSA is illegally opening human remains, spilling them and laughing about it. And the Very Very Ugly! *Alabama Lawmakers* A bizarre law from 1939 allows Alabama's sheriffs to keep any leftover money that is given to them by the state to feed prison inmates. And - as a result - there is a big incentive for sheriffs to give subpar food to prison inmates - just so they can pad their own wallets.

Thursday - the Supreme Court will hand down it's highly anticipated ruling on Obamacare. And while many see an overturning of the law as a complete disaster - in reality - it could be just what Democrats need to win in November - and bring on the change that this nation really needs...

Brad Friedman, The Brad Blog joins Thom Hartmann. As the election rigging voter purge continues in Florida - new information is out revealing the truth behind Florida's lawsuit against the federal government. Is the DHS really refusing to give Florida access to a federal database - or is that just a lie being told to the mainstream media by Governor Scott for politcal posturing?