Todd is joined by Ken Barone, who runs the Connecticut Racial Profiling Prohibition Project (CTRP3) on behalf of the Institute for Municipal and Regional Policy at UCONN, where he is associate director. We discuss this week's report on the state police ticketing scandal. Then, East Windsor Selectman Keith Yagaloff joins us to explain problems with accessing documents from the town using the freedom of information act.

Todd starts off discussing the illegal immigrants assaulting the NYPD officers over the weekend, then flipping the bird to cameras as they walk out of court, not even held. The conversation continues as he plays RANTS. The RANT LINE NUMBER IS 860-751-4698.

Jim Watkins joins us to talk about artificial friends, a new AI product that seems to be catching on. Then, we discuss a new report on the state police ticket scandal.

We play RANTS, learn why tires wear out faster on electric cars, and talk with Mike Liebowitz, host of the Rational Egoist podcast.

We listen to cuts of Ned Lamont pretending to care about election cheating that goes on around the state, not just Bridgeport, he says. But where's the action. Then former state senator Joe Markley explains what causes politicians to do the wrong thing.

The Supreme Court may be getting ready to overturn a 40 year old ruling that gives too much power to federal agencies. Todd is excited. And, John Gomes, the latest candidate to lose a Bridgeport election under questionable circumstances, announces he's running again in a court ordered re-do of the November election. We discuss.

We play RANTS and take phone calls. Then, Tom Scott checks in to talk politics.

What do the parties believe, and what do they stand for? What they say isn't exactly - or even close - to what we may believe, or even what the constitution says.