David Lightman, McClatchy Newspapers Washington DC correspondent, looks at yesterday's developments in Washington D.C.

Kristine Larsen, Ph.D. Professor and Faculty Coordinator of the Copernican Observatory and Planetarium Geological Sciences Dept. at Central CT State University, talks space garbage. Samsung just had a PR Stunt satellite crash down on a rural farm, luckily no one was hurt. But how much junk is up there?

Christine Stuart, CTNews Junkie, talks the latest on the Restaurant bill and the transportation plan.

Patrice McCarthy, Deputy Director and General Counsel of CABE (Connecticut Association of Boards of Education), discusses the national test results that were released; math and reading were down, but Connecticut's math scores are up.

Ken Lalime, CEO of the Community Health Center Association of CT and Andrea Ravitz, Director of Marketing & Communications, Access Health CT, discuss Open Enrollment for healthcare through the Affordable Care Act (ACA, or Obamacare), which starts November 1st and runs through December 15th, 2019.

A discussion on the the ever changing automotive business in Connecticut.

Dr. Craig Allen, MD, FASAM Medical Director, Rushford Chief of Psychiatry, Midstate Medical Center Vice President of Addiction Services, Behavioral Health Network, share unique perspectives about marijuana... and medical marijuana. Are the current laws effecting the use on the medical industry good or bad?

Keith Phaneuf, CTMirror State budget reporter talks the state and hospitals, still trying to reach a legal settlement. What is the hold up on this?

Greg Bordonaro, Editor at Hartford Business Journal, explains how we can recognize and redefine Connecticut’s negative narrative.

Chris Powell, columnist with the Journal Inquirer, explains how stupidity and hypocrisy exceed racism at UConn. Plus, how pensions consume government.