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The Thom Hartmann Program (9/24/2026)

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In today’s program:

-- The Biggest Lie About America’s Affordability Crisis Is Hiding in Your Paycheck

-- Violating Federal Judge’s Order, Trump White House Denies Access to Politico, MS NOW Reporters - what happens when a president refuses a judge's order?

-- As the bond market bleeds, mortgage rates blow past 7 percent, and warnings grow that inflation may be here to stay, welcome to Trump’s America. He’s brought the same wrecking ball to the country that he’s brought to everything else in his life: corruption, chaos, debt, and destruction. From the American economy to the young women and girls who’ve accused him of sexual misconduct, the pattern is impossible to ignore. Donald Trump shouldn’t be trusted anywhere near power.

-- Phil Ittner "live" from Ukraine for an update.

-- House Republicans Pitch a Plan to Cut Social Security to Billionaire Donor Harlan Crow

-- Furry Alert. With the midterms just weeks away, Tommy Tuberville is warning us all on the furry community. Tuberville spent nearly 20 minutes railing against transgender people, calling for the return of mental institutions, and warning that airline cockpits, cabins, and control towers are apparently crawling with furries. His evidence? None. At this point, the only thing missing was a warning about Bigfoot flying the plane.

-- 58% of US Women Who Need Cheap Birth Control Could Lose Access Due to GOP Attacks on Planned Parenthood

-- ‘I’m a f**king US citizen’: Man left injured after ICE mistakenly detained him, plus a Costa Rican man has died and complained about a lack of medical care of diabetes...

-- Stephen Miller has an official white supremacist office in the Department of State that's virtually unknown.

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