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Thom explains how the government makes money off of the G.I. Bill.

Justin Sink, Staff Writer, The Hill talks with Clinton Yates, filling in for Bill Press about Edward Snowden's appearance on NBC and John Kerry's comments about Snowden coming home to "face the music."

An explosive new cover story in the June issue of The Atlantic magazine by the famed essayist Ta-Nehisi Coates has rekindled a national discussion on reparations for American slavery and institutional racism. Coates explores how slavery, Jim Crow segregation, and federally backed housing policy systematically robbed African Americans of their possessions and prevented them from accruing inter-generational wealth. Much of the essay focuses on predatory lending schemes that bilked potential African-American homeowners, concluding: "Until we reckon with our compounding moral debts, America will never be whole."

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The legendary poet, playwright and civil rights activist Maya Angelou has died at the age of 86. Born in the Jim Crow South, Angelou rose to become one of the world's most celebrated writers. After becoming an accomplished singer and actress, Angelou was deeply involved in the 1960s civil rights struggle, working with Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Malcolm X.

This is a look at her poetry reading of "Still I Rise," and "On The Pulse of the Morning," at Bill Clinton's first inauguration.

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Thom Hartmann talks with Timothy Johnson, Researcher-Media Matters for America about research that debunks right wing claims that gun free policies attract crime.