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​Why isn’t America leading on climate change?

Published 16 Apr, 2014 06:30 | Updated 16 Apr, 2014 06:30

Tonight’s Politics Panel discusses the Koch Brothers’ role in supporting the Cliven Bundy’s ‘range war’ in Nevada, the Guardian and the Washington Post being awarded the Pulitzer Prize for their role in publishing the Edward Snowden NSA leaks and Sen. Franken’s thoughts on the Comcast-Time Warner merger. Thom talks the extreme famine taking place in South Sudan with radio host Joe Madison and how tax dollars are being used to treat preventable diseases with Union of Concerned Scientists' Jeffrey O’Hara. In Daily Take, Thom discusses the real barriers preventing America from becoming the leader in the fight against climate change.

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