From the show: Dennis Kucinich warns against the Keystone Pipeline and the public takes to the streets to Trayvon Martin

Further reading and graphics from tonight’s show:

JUSTICE FOR TRAYVON MARTIN

After receiving a “no confidence” vote by city commission, Sanford Police Chief Bill Lee has temporarily stepped down. “I don’t think it should be temporary at all,” Cenk says.

CBS News –
Sanford, Fla. police chief Bill Lee steps down “temporarily” amid Trayvon Martin controversy

Reuters –
‘Stand Your Ground’ Laws: State by State

NPR –
‘Stand Your Ground’: Miami Judge Decides Fatal Stabbing Was Self-Defense

 

GUEST
Tom Mesereau
Criminal attorney, Mesereauu & Yu LLP

 

DENNIS KUCINICH OPPOSES KEYSTONE

Despite his recent loss in the Ohio primary, Rep. Dennis Kucinich stops by to talk about the work that still needs to be done in government.

Boston Herald –
President Obama pledges quick approval of Keystone pipeline’s southern leg

CountPunch.org –
The Hidden Costs of the Keystone XL Pipeline

USA Today –
In Ohio, Kaptur ousts fellow Democrat Kucinich from House

Washington Post –
Dennis Kucinich loses Ohio primary challenge: Is this a career-ending defeat?

 

GUEST
Dennis Kucinich – @repkucinich
kucinich.house.gov

 

BAILING OUT BAD BANKS

Rolling Stone –
Bank of America: Too Crooked to Fail

Huffington Post –
Mortgage Investigation Consistently Hindered By Major U.S. Banks

 

GUEST
Matt Taibbi – @mtaibbi
Read more of Matt’s stories on RollingStone.com.

 

PRIVATIZING PRISON

Idaho State Journal –
The history of private prisons in Idaho

Russia Today –
Private prisons – the best investment in America?

 

GUEST CONTRIBUTOR
Ana Kasparian – @anakasparian

 

KEYSTONE CREATES JOBS… KIND OF

Cornell University –
Pipe Dreams? Jobs Gained, Jobs Lost By the Construction of the Keystone XL [full Cornell study]

Salon.com –
Keystone pipeline will spill, study predicts

 

GUEST
Lara Skinner – @cornell_univ
Associate Director of Research at Cornell

 

MARCHING AROUND THE US FOR TRAYVON

Washington Post –
Million Hoodie March ignites broader gun discussion

WSVN News -
Miami students walk out to protest teen shooting