Alphonso McGriff offers his support for Donald Trump's gold shoes. And Todd demonstrates how the governor will say whatever fits the moment, even if it contradicts the one that just ended.

We play RANTS, take phone calls, and talk politics with Tom Scott on his weekly visit.

Who controls elections - voters, or elites? We discuss. Then, we talk about young voters in this year's presidential election - what will they do? - with a young voter - Juan Pablo Villasmil from Young Voices writes for The Spectator World.

Jim Watkins is excited, as truckers are threatening blockades of Manhattan in response to the huge court ordered fines against Donald Trump. Jim compares it to the narrative in the classic book "Atlas Shrugged." Then, Todd wonders how Biden can be the Democrat's nominee, in the end, when he seems so pathetic.

We play today's awesome RANTS, take some awesome phone calls, and discuss the latest hike in electric rates with former state senator Len Suzio!

The first half of this hour is phone calls on political topics, then Chris Powell wonders how Governor Lamont, who oversees a state that won't help enforce our country's immigration laws, became the first governor to offer support for the president's new position of wanting to bring runaway immigration under control.

George Beebe is an expert on Russia - we discuss the killing of Alexi Navalny by Putin. Then, we take phone calls on a bunch of topics.

More Donald Trump trial talk, then we're joined by a young man who is a recent college grad and a conservative journalist who writes for the Spectator. He is Juan Patrick Villasmil, and he offers a defense of Donald Trump.

We play RANTS and discuss Fani Willis testimony in Atlanta and the $350 million dollar ruling against Donald Trump in New York.

We play today's RANTS, take phone calls, and then talk with Frank Ricci from the Yankee Institute about his new column in National Review about the movement among CT lefties to dismantle the state's "fiscal guardrails."