Dr. David Cadden, Professor Emeritus of the Department of Entrepreneurship & Strategy at Quinnipiac University, discusses the topics of tariffs and trade wars recently addressed at the G7 Summit held in Canada. What is a tariff and what does it protect? When you place a tariff on an item, do the foreign and domestic prices both increase? As well as the ongoing debate between Airbus and Boeing regarding the United States’ best industry for manufactured goods, aerospace products.

Roslyn Layton, member of the Trump transition team for Federal Communications Commission (FCC), International Internet policy expert and former Silicon Valley digital marketing manager for global companies and startups, discusses the end of Net Neutrality. The question is can the FCC regulate the Internet in the first place? The last time Congress had any comment on the matter was 1996. Is it a matter of government regulation versus innovation or simply Internet freedom and allowing different networks to compete to serve the consumer? The end goal of Net Neutrality: to deliver a government monopoly of broadband.

Senator Len Fasano, Senate Republican President Pro Tempore, 34th Senatorial District communities of Durham, East Haven, North Haven and Wallingford, discusses the possibility that UConn may need to raise a planned tuition increase by the Fall of 2019. How exactly does UConn handle their funding? Why are there such large salaries at UConn as compared to other in-state universities? Examples of UConn’s use of funding include utilization of tax dollars over recent decades that have allowed for various university campus improvements.

Harry J. Kazianis, Director of Defense Studies, the Center for the National Interest (formerly the Nixon Center), Executive Editor, The National Interest Magazine, discusses President Trump’s talks with North Korea.

Brought to you by Asset Strategies at asset strats dot com CFP® CBS News Business Analyst. Re: this week, the focus turns to the Federal Reserve. For the second time this year, policy makers are expected to raise short-term interest rates by a quarter of a percent to a new range of 1.75 to 2 percent. @jillonmoney

Connecticut Education Association Executive Director, Re: Discuss CEA’s call for a veto override on Public Act 18-89, An Act Concerning Disruptive Behavior and Classroom Safety.

Bruce Carlson, President & CEO Connecticut Technology Council. Gubernatorial Candidate Forum Wednesday, and CTC’s broader effort to build tech business in Connecticut.

A body language expert, political consultant, improvisational actor, and personal coach. He is the founder CU in the Moment, a company with a multi-disciplined approach to educating clients about body language, personal confidence, and presentation skills. Re: Hosting tonights event at The Rell Center at UHart non-political, interview-style event with four of the state’s gubernatorial candidates.  @UofHartford @Its_ChrisU

Investigative journalist and author of 15 books, including biographies on Tiger Woods, and author of Little Pink House. Still available at Niantic Cinema for viewing. @authorjeff

State Comptroller. Re: Report by the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services Office of the Inspector General (OIG) revealed that overall reimbursement costs for all brand-name drugs for Medicare Part D increased 77 percent, despite a 17-percent decrease in the number of prescriptions for these drugs. new “DIY (Do-it-Yourself) Revenue Calculator” – an online tool that allows the public to calculate the approximate impact tax changes would have on overall state revenue, and then share visualizations of those possible changs. @ComptrolLembo