Christine Stuart, CT News Junkie, talks yesterday's Veto Session. Despite lots of talk ahead of time, not much happened during the Special Session. So what happened?

Kevin Dillon, Executive Director of the Connecticut Airport Authority, explains how the Authority is embarking on a major transformation at Bradley International Airport, with the groundbreaking for its new Ground Transportation Center. Officials will break ground on the $210 million facility, which will house car rental services, add additional public parking and incorporate public transit connections. The anticipated opening of the Ground Transportation Center is 2022.

Chris Powell, columnist with the Journal Inquirer, explains how the expectation of open borders causes immigration cruelty. Are the cruel conditions a function of not being able to control the border in the first place?

Mayor Erin Stewart of New Britain joins us for Mayor Monday. Stewart talks happenings in the city, the Bee Hive Bridge, summer events, and her plan to seek a fourth term.

Dave Rutigliano (R-Trumbull) is on the Labor Committee and sits on the General Law and Finance Committees. He also serves on the Regulations Review Committee, and is the owner of numerous restaurants. Rutigliano discusses today's Special Session, in particular the bill regarding guidelines for restaurant workers.

Jill Schlessinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst and host of Jill On Money, delivers a fiscal reality check. As corporate earnings dribble in, and the results of the Federal Reserve’s next policy meeting are more than a week away, it’s a good time for a reality check across a few key areas. Jill On Money is sponsored by Asset Strategies in Avon.

Themis Klarides, current Republican Minority Leader in the Connecticut House of Representatives, shares an update on the special session... might it happen? And what is the latest on tolls?

Brian Newm, CPA Partner Practice Leader, Federal Tax Services, shares some of the changes everyone should be aware of in terms of the new state budget and taxes.

Sara C. Bronin, Hartford Planning and Zoning Commission Chair and Faculty Director, Center for Energy & Environmental Law University of Connecticut School of Law, explains how an overabundance of surface parking lots in Connecticut’s Capital City has, for decades, been a drag on development.

Chris Farrell, Director of Investigations and Research with Judicial Watch, talks Kentucky setting to remove up to 250,000 inactive voters as part of a court consent judgment arranged by Judicial Watch.