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America’s long history of assassinations abroad

Published 22 Feb, 2013 01:30 | Updated 22 Feb, 2013 09:41

Thom talks with Journalist Mark Ames on the history of our government’s assassination programs. Attorney and radio host Mike Papantonio and radio host Mark Riley join Thom to discuss the upcoming voting rights cases the Supreme Court will hear, and Libertarian Austin Petersen discusses the civil war going on within the Republican party. Thom takes viewer phone calls in Your Take, My Take Live, and in tonight’s Daily Take, Thom details how we should ignore the sequester and focus on the real issue facing our nation: wealth inequality.

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