Christie-Lee McNally, executive director of Free Our Internet, talks the op-ed for Newsmax criticizing Twitter for blocking Tennessee Representative Marsha Blackburn's video announcing her candidacy for Senator. McNally also looks at the role of Facebook in the Russia investigation, and the Twitter employee who shut down President Trump's account for several minutes on their last day.

Denise Merrill, Secretary of the state, discusses state voter turnout results.

Congressman John Larson denounced the Republican tax plan that was unveiled last week and is being marked up by the House Ways and Means Committee this week. "This bill is an attack on Connecticut's middle-class. Connecticut is already among the top three donor states, contributing far more in taxes than we get back in federal spending."

Dr Lewis M. Andrews of the Yankee Institute for Public Policy discusses the study he and Marty Lueken (EdChoice Foundation) did for the Yankee Institute. It shows how a modest form of school choice could significantly improve the state’s finances without raising taxes, while at the same time addressing the education-equity issues raised by CCJEF v. Rell.

Michael Thomas Holmes plays The Ghosts in A Connecticut Christmas Carol, taking place this Holiday season at the The Terris Theatre in Chester, brought to you by Goodspeed Musicals.  Holmes last appeared at Goodspeed in Amour (2005) and is thrilled to be back. He was in Broadway’s Oklahoma! (Ali Hakim) and toured with The Producers (with Jason Alexander and Martin Short). A Connecticut Christmas Carol will be live at the The Norma Terris Theatre in Chester November 17th to December 24th, 2017.

Daniela Altimari, statehouse reporter at The Courant, looks at the governor's race in progress. Pressure is growing on Nancy Wyman, while Themis Klarides will soon decide on entering the governor's race.

The CT Women’s Hall of Fame will celebrate Heroic Women at its 24th Annual Induction Ceremony and Celebration – there are three inductees and 10 honorees. CWHF executive director Katherine Gloor (and possibly one of the inductees – Major Regina Rush-Kittle) to talk a little bit about the program as well as the Hall’s educational programming year round. For example, there is a new array of school programs the Hall is offering, including a New Haven partnership which is a year-long program where the Hall is providing professional development for New Haven Public School teachers, monthly in-classroom programs for eight schools' 4th and 5th graders, and rolling out a new DIY Jr curriculum.

Mark Pazniokas, CtMirror.org Capitol bureau chief, explains why the Democrats are hoping that, thanks to Trump, not all politics are local.

Rich Hanley, Associate Professor/Journalism Quinnipiac University, talks a piece in Mashable. Hey Google, stop using Twitter in search results to spread fake news.

Chris Powell, managing editor of the Journal Inquirer in Manchester, asks how will Bridgeport teach, history of our minorities?