Faiz Shakir, Center for American Progress joins Thom Hartmann. A woman was brutally murdered in California over the weekend in an apparent hate crime. Are hate crimes the consequences of fear-mongers spreading hatred and ignorance across cable news and radio airwaves in America? Has a decade of war and a fear campaign started by Bush and Cheney led to our nation going unhinged?

Fred Rolando, National Association of Letter Carriers (NALC) joins Thom Hartmann. The postal service has been a part of American society for hundreds of years - and it's been getting screwed for just as long. Are we really ready to let it fall victim to the Republicans' war on labor? The United States Postal Service was created by Benjamin Franklin in 1775, and we shouldnt have to erase American history just because Conservatives are afraid of unions and workers' rights.

Congressman Dennis Kucinich (D-OH, 10th District) joins Thom Hartmann. The Supreme Court began hearing arguments today to determine the constitutionality of Obamacare. How does the most corrupt Supreme Court in history have the power to decide what healthcare Americans can get? All eyes are on the Supreme Court - as today kicked off three straight days of oral arguments to determine the constitutionality of Obamacare. The issue at hand is whether or not the "individual mandate" - also the core of "Romneycare" - is constitutional

Thom talks with author and Foreign Policy Magazine's Editor-At-Large David Rothkopf in tonight's "Conversations with Great Minds." The "Big Picture Rumble" panel discusses the murder of Trayvon Martin, the Keystone XL Pipeline and how it will actually raise the price of gas, and the second anniversary of Obamacare. In tonight's "Daily Take" Thom asks why other countries like Brazil prosecute oil company executives for oil spills, but the US does not.

Caroline May, Daily Caller & Tina Dupuy, Crooks & Liars & Dan Bongino, Candidate for US Senate (R-MD) all join Thom Hartmann.

David Rothkopf, Author of the new book "Power, Inc.:The Epic Rivalry Between Big Business and Government--and the Reckoning That Lies Ahead" joins Thom Hartmann. Striking a balance between private and public power is a major goal for society today - and correctly reaching it will help us prosper in the 21st century. So how do we achieve this balance?

David Rothkopf, Author of the new book "Power, Inc.:The Epic Rivalry Between Big Business and Government--and the Reckoning That Lies Ahead" joins Thom Hartmann. Striking a balance between private and public power is a major goal for society today - and correctly reaching it will help us prosper in the 21st century. So how do we achieve this balance?

But - If you cause an oil spill in America - you're given a first-class ticket back to your mansion in England. What's with our government's laissez-faire attitude about corporate crime?

Thom discusses the new report that reveals that the top 5 US banks control 52% of the industry's wealth. Also discussed: Obama's support of the Keystone Pipeline, the GOP's continued war against science and in tonight's "Daily Take" Thom looks at who's really to blame for the murder of Trayvon Martin.

While George Zimmerman may have pulled the trigger that killed Trayvon Martin - there are others who have just as much blood on their hands. I'll tell you who they are...

The Good! *Montana Judge James Reynolds* On Tuesday - Reynolds rejected a Republican-backed ballot initiative that aimed to help Conservatives in Montana Supreme Court elections. The Bad! *Los Angeles City Council* The Los Angeles City Council has become the first city in the country to approve a resolution to censor radio and TV. and the Very Very Ugly! *Senator John Thune * In the wake of the Trayvon Martin tragedy - Senator Thune and his Republican colleagues are trying to turn America into the Wild Wild West.

Viewer Disagrees w/Thom on Peaceful Society

Traditional thinking has always been that a bilingual child will have a harder time learning in school. But what does new research say about being bilingual - and could speaking two or more languages really help fight one of the most horrible diseases in America?

Dinesh D'Souza, Columnist/Author vs.Thom Hartmann. Republicans in Tennessee want to re-open the Scopes Monkey Trial. So what's with the Conservative war on science - and how might big oil be behind it all?

Karl Frisch, Bullfight Strategies joins Thom Hartmann. President Obama was in Oklahoma today where he reversed his position on the Keystone XL pipeline - and is fast-tracking approval of the southern portion of the pipeline to take Canadian tar sands from Canada down to shipping lanes in Texas. The current pipeline runs from Canada to Cushing, Oklahoma. The full proposed pipeline, not supported by the president would have crossed the US border in Montana down to Cushing and then to the Gulf Coast. The part President Obama announced today that he supports will run from Cushing, Oklahoma to the Gulf Coast. So why did the President reverse course here and give into most of the demands of big oil? And what are the political consequences of such a decision?