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On The DMZ: Why did Eric Cantor lose? Bill argues that Cantor's loss doesn't doom immigration reform, and Matt explains why the GOP base is so against reform. What happens now that Cantor is out as Majority Leader? Does Hillary Clinton's comments about being "dead broke" prove that she's off her game? Is former Montana governor Brian Schweitzer's strategy to win the Democratic nomination so crazy that it just might work? Bill defends Woodrow Wilson against critics from the left. Plus: The case for running against a seemingly unbeatable candidate.

On Friedersdorf, Conor and Phoebe discuss the plague of parental oversharing. What kind of privacy is owed to celebrities like Justin Bieber? Phoebe describes traveling to Japan, where it was impossible for her to "pass" as a native. Moving to the Isla Vista shooting, Conor argues that the media should deny notoriety to mass shooters. Phoebe complicates the narrative around #YesAllWomen, and wonders whether "rape culture" is a useful term. Conor and Phoebe critique the idea of "checking your privilege”—is this just a way for insanely privileged people to nitpick each others' lives? Plus: Why Conor is accused of privilege when he criticizes drone warfare.

On The Glenn Show, Glenn and Larry argue about superstar economist Thomas Piketty. Larry contends that the best-selling Capital in the Twenty-First Century is sensationalistic and wrong. If Piketty's a "fraud," why do Krugman, Summers, Solow, and other eminent economists like his book? Finally, Glenn urges economists to read history.

The decline of free speech in Russia ... The end of the uncensored Internet ... The Kremlin's online propaganda army ... What's driving neo-imperialist sentiment in Russia? ... Russia's control of information in eastern Ukraine ... Registering bloggers, and everyone with a social media account ...

The largest election in human history ... Rahul Gandhi and the decline of the Congress Party ... Narendra Modi and the BJP's blowout victory ... The controversial 2002 Gujarat riots ... Relations with Pakistan, and with the United States ... India's future: more inequality? ...

DC gridlock leads campaign cash to flow to the states ... A nifty new way to track campaign contributions ... Crowdpac determines which obscure candidate is right for you ... Is it wrong for City Hall to fund a local newspaper? ... An intra-GOP soap opera in South Carolina ... The ethics of think tank journalism ...

Tim: Raise the minimum wage to $10.10 an hour! ... The threat of robot burger flippers ... Is a higher wage worth lower employment? ... Glenn: People generally earn the value of their labor ... Should there be a minimum wage at all? ... Optimism on help for the working poor ...

On The DMZ, guest-host Justin makes the case for Paul Ryan's new budget. Is Ryan secretly hoping that Obamacare works? Bill and Justin debate the meaning of the Affordable Care Act's seven million sign-ups. Bill condemns, and Justin defends, Ezra Klein's highly critical reporting on Healthcare.gov's early failures. Is balancing the budget without raising taxes the conservative version of the left's dream of single-payer health care? Plus: Is Ryan alienating the middle or shrewdly moving the "Overton window”?

Matt's Hobby Lobby April Fools Joke ... Religious pluralism and the common good ... The Notre Dame case and the question of culpability ... Pro-gay marriage, anti-contraception Christians ... Does property really exist? ... Economics and the principle of human dignity ...

Social entrepreneurship: profitability plus something more ... The benefits of a socially conscious enterprise ... B Corps, ice cream, and race cars ... How New Work fits in ... Richness beyond money ... Advice for the socially conscious non-entrepreneur ...

On The Glenn Show, Glenn and Harold discuss Paul Krugman's criticism of Paul Ryan's comments on inner-city poverty. Why are welfare recipients, as opposed to Medicare and Social Security beneficiaries or bailed-out banks, characterized as "takers"? Is there such a thing as a culture of poverty? Would Ryan's comments have been better received coming from a black congressman? They address Ta-Nehisi Coates's thoughts on the interplay of race, culture, and poverty. Glenn asks why poor immigrants are often able to advance more quickly than native-born African-Americans.

Nick's new book, "Mindwise" ... Do we know what will make us happy? ... What's that self-driving car thinking? ... How Standing Bear legally became a human ... Talking to strangers on a train ... Nick: The mind comes though the mouth ...

Bruce Braley's gaffe-tastic week ... Yearning for another Todd Akin moment ... Folksy, colorful Southern politicians ... The powerful groups influencing the 2014 elections ... Elizabeth Warren vs. Kirsten Gillibrand ... Daniel's very first CPAC ...

Is Obamacare failing? ... The case against the employer mandate ... A possible left-right compromise on Medicaid expansion ... What happens when poor people get free insurance? ... Should sick people pay more for health insurance? ... Is health insurance a right? ...

On The DMZ, Bill and special guest Conn discuss the great Nate Silver/Paul Krugman schism. Conn plugs his new Kickstarter, Federal Baseball. Are the Democrats in serious trouble in the 2014 midterms? They consider Thomas Edsall's critique of the Democratic Party as polarized between corporate and populist wings, and compare how blue states and red states spend federal money. Plus: Harry Reid's crusade against the Koch brothers.