Betsy McCaughey, senior fellow at the London Center for Policy Research, talks the story from FOX News about Dems fuming as Trump pushes low-cost, ObamaCare alternative health plans.

Jonathan Barbagallo, Ice Technician & Junior Curling Coach with the Norfolk Curling Club answers the question, what is curling? How is the sport played? How popular is it?

Eric Gjede, counsel with CBIA, Connecticut’s leading business organization, talks about the "Times Up Act" and what they're hearing about it from CBIA members.

Andrew Claster is a respected pollster who recently conducted a Connecticut poll for Making Every Vote Count showing overwhelming approval in the state for allowing the National Popular Vote winner to be elected President. There is a press conference at 1030 am at the State Capitol to discuss these results with the media.

Jordan Goodman, America's Money Answers Man and a nationally recognized expert on personal finance discusses the rise of inflation. The recently released reports for both consumer and producer prices revealed that inflation is rising faster than most economists have been expecting. As a result, interest rates have been rising faster than we have seen in a long time, with the 10-year Treasury bond yield rising to 2.9% from 2% last year.

Mark Pazniokas, Capitol Bureau Chief CTMirror.org, tells the story of weighing an unpopular governor against an unpredictable president.

Kristie Gonsalves, president of North East Expos, talks the 37th Annual Connecticut Flower & Garden Show. One of the largest and most prestigious flower shows in all of New England, this show covers almost three acres with the 2018 theme, “Breath of Spring”, featuring fresh, creative and wonderful ideas for homeowners and apartment and condo dwellers alike. The show runs Thursday through Sunday.

Chris Powell, columnist for the Journal Inquirer, claims that political sanctimony won't solve the gun violence problem.

National Geographic writer Daniel Stone shares the true adventures of David Fairchild, a late-nineteenth-century food explorer who traveled the globe and introduced diverse crops like avocados, mangoes, seedless grapes--and thousands more-- to the American plate.

Rep. Chris Davis, one of two Republican members of the Bond Commission, said he understands it’s 18 jobs, but bonding $1 million for a company that’s taking the excrement from fish to fertilize its vegetables? “I don’t know if we’re going to get that kind of return on investment on fish excrement to the tune of $1 million,” Davis said.