Sen Len Fasano, Senate Republican President Pro Tempore, looks at Gov. Malloy's cuts to municipal aid.  Legislators and local leaders are not happy with the decision.

Betsy Gara, Executive Director of the Connecticut Council of Small Towns, says “It’s certainly frustrating for towns to hear that — just a few weeks after the state budget was finalized —  they (towns) are facing additional cuts.” Learn more.

CBIA Economist Pete Gioia explains why the latest jobs report puts the focus on workforce development.

CFP® CBS News Business Analyst Jill Schlesinger explains why digital is set to power  2017 holiday sales.

Christine Stuart of CTNewsJukie.com talks Nancy Wyman's decision. Ending months of speculation about whether she would seek higher office, Lt. Gov. Wyman decided to take a pass on running for governor. Who is in the field now?

Phil Kerpen, president of American Commitment, explains their petition telling President Trump to end the illegal Congressional Obamacare exemption, to give Congress a powerful incentive to get its act together and move a repeal bill forward that can command majority support so Americans can finally be "free" of Obamacare.

Carla Squatrito, founder of Carla’s Pasta, and her son Sandro, vice president of business development, talk Carla’s Pasta breaking ground on its third expansion in 15 years. The woman-owned business started in 1978 in a small shop will now command two buildings in 150,000 square feet of space in South Windsor.

James Fleming, President of the Connecticut Automotive Retailers Association, discusses the CT Auto Show, taking place November 17th to 19th at the Connecticut Convention Center.

David Lightman, National Political Correspondent McClatchy Newspapers, looks at the GOP/ Trump tax package.

Mark Pazniokas, ctmirror.org Capitol Bureau Chief, talks the Sandy Hook families getting their day in court on claims against gunmaker. Looking at 2018, the Democrats take limited solace in a Trump backlash.