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The Hartmann Report is an independent daily podcast hosted by award winning, author, radio & TV host Thom Hartmann. Thom’s podcast highlights the bigger picture behind politics, science and culture through discussion and debate. Catch Thom’s live show Monday through Friday noon ET / 9am PT- www.thomhartmann.com.


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  • The Gerrymander That Won’t Die
    Sep 24 2026

    Missouri GOP’s Map Headed to Supreme Court a Third Time. Also 150,000 Tons of Radioactive Waste Were Dumped in The Atlantic. Decades Later, It’s Visibly Oozing. Plus, Byron Donalds pulls prominent mentions of Trump from campaign website.

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    28 min
  • Commonwealth Report: Trump Brags He Skips Courts and Kills Suspects
    Sep 23 2026
    • Trump brags he skips courts and kills suspects
    • Krugman calls him sundowning
    • Hackers breach the FBI
    • Blanche stalls Epstein files
    • Texas polls blue
    • Republicans fear a midterm bloodbath

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    9 min
  • The Trump Playbook: Power, Money, and the Presidency
    Sep 23 2026

    Thom talks with author, John Perkins, about his new book, The Art of the Steal: Trump and the Economic Hit Man Presidency, where they deep dive into the complex, expansive, and clandestine global network that serves the interests of powerful corporate, financial, and political entities.

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    31 min
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