Paul Craig Roberts is an economist, nationally syndicated columnist. He served as the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury in the Reagan administration, earning fame as the father of Reaganomics. He's the former editor and columnist for the Wall Street Journal, Business Week and Scripps Howard News Service, and was a former contributing editor to William F. Buckley's publication, the National Review. He wrote, "Unless Congress immediately impeaches Bush and Cheney, a year from now the US could be a dictatorial police state at war with Iran."

Bruce Fein is a constitutional scholar, a lawyer, international consultant with Bruce Fein & Associates and The Lichfield Group. He's also the chairman of the American Freedom Agenda, ... an organization devoted to restoring checks and balances and protections against government abuse. He served in the Justice Department during the Reagan administration as General Counsel of the Federal Communications Commission and has been affiliated with conservative think tanks such as the American Enterprise Institute and the Heritage Foundation, and now writes a weekly column for both the Washington Times and Politico.com. He was oine of those who authored the original articles of impeachment against Bill Clinton. Impeachment.

Hey, today's the day! It's the day "Sicko" is opening in theaters all across the United States and Michael Moore is with us.

Thom was at the Dubrovnik Conference: Transforming Culture: From Empire to Global Community Dubrovnik, Croatia, broadcasting live from the studios of Radio Dubrovnik, Croatian Radio, and interviewed fellow speakers Tom Hayden and Frances Moore Lappé.

Thom was at the Dubrovnik Conference: Transforming Culture: From Empire to Global Community Dubrovnik, Croatia, broadcasting live from the studios of Radio Dubrovnik, Croatian Radio and interviewed fellow speaker Tom Hayden.

Thom was at the Dubrovnik Conference: Transforming Culture: From Empire to Global Community Dubrovnik, Croatia, broadcasting live from the studios of Radio Dubrovnik, Croatian Radio and interviewed fellow speakers Frances Moore Lappé and David Korten.

Thom was at the Dubrovnik Conference: Transforming Culture: From Empire to Global Community Dubrovnik, Croatia, broadcasting live from the studios of Radio Dubrovnik, Croatian Radio, and comedian Steve Bhaerman was with him in the studio.

The problem is the fact that we've got a House and Senate full of Republicans where we can't even peel off 20, 30% of them to vote with the Democrats to create a veto-proof majority to say to George Bush, "Sorry George, your sick war is over. The occupation of Iraq, it's done".

David Korten worked for the U.S. Agency for International Development, USAID, and has been a consultant to the World Bank. He and Thom spent a week together with the Dalai Lama. He's the author of "When Corporations Rule the World" and his most recent, "The Great Turning: From Empire to Earth Community".

Thom responds to a freeloader who wants the radio, but not to pay for it by hearing the advertising.

Thom spent a considerable amount of time covering several news stories (see the 'today's show' thread or 'stack' page for details), on the question, 'Is big business taking over psychology to the point that it's harming America?'

Part of that rant concerned ADHD and Thom’s hunter farmer metaphor, and this is the transcript of that part.

The Libertarians are splitting with the conservatives.

Thom and Ross debunk the "The Great Global Warming Swindle" documentary.

Thom wrote his book "Cracking The Code" on the air: This was the eighth week, covering trances.

One of the primary things; one of the core concepts that made America unique, frankly, from Great Britain in 1776 when we declared independence and in 1787 when the Constitution was first presented for ratification and finally ratified in 1789, is the concept that in the United States, the government does not stick its nose into your life unless there is a reasonable case to be made that there's a probable cause that you're actually committing a crime. We put this into the fourth amendment of the Constitution.