We discuss the need for School Choice with Colyn Ritter from EdChoice at EdChoice.org, who discusses what students have to say about the public schools they're forced to attend. Then, Ned Lamont is accused of secretly taking down 180 trees and thousands of shrubs and ruined the eco system on a big swath of wetlands behind his house - without getting a permit.

It's our RANT LINE hour. We take calls on college protests, play Rants, and - and are happily joined by Tom Scott!

We discuss what the pro-Palestinian protesters are getting wrong and what they may be getting right. Then, State Senator Rob Sampson of Wolcott joins us for an update on the soon over legislative session.

We discuss the protests at Yale, Columbia and many other American campuses with Jim Watkins, host of the Jim Watkins is Speaking Out podcast. Visit JimWatkins1.com. Then, we take calls on the topic of what it is, exactly, that we are disagreeing about.

We've got RANTS - and college protests to discuss - during the 5:00 hour. Call 860-751-4698 to RANT!

We discuss the arrest of at least 47 protesters at Yale with callers - and with political writer Chris Powell from ChrisPowellColumn.com.

We discuss the idea of UFO's, now known as UAPs, with Michael Harrison from Talkers Magazine - as well as the impact of Taylor Swift's new music and the way it was released. Michael is the publisher of Talkers Magazine. www.talkers.com

Enfield Mayor Ken Nelson joins us to explain some controversy from Monday night's meeting around the funding of special education and issues of race regarding suspensions and arrests in the town's schools. Then, we play some fun sound bites from the week, including one from Jon Stewart and Bill O'Reilly, and another of John Lennon discussing his abilities - or lack thereof - as a guitar player.

We play RANTS and discuss racism. Call the Rant Line at 860-751-4698.

We continue with our question of the day - What word or phrase do you want banned from the language - as we play RANTS during the 5pm hour. Call the Rant Line at 860-751-4698.