State Senator Rob Sampson has written a new column on the difficulties facing the state and the challenges of standing up to the Democrats and their plundering. He joins us to discuss.

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What's going on with Covid? Is it evolving, taking on new characteristics? Do masks have "efficacy?" We discuss in our weekly session with Michael Harrison, publisher of Talkers Magazine. Also, will schools open this fall?

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Dan Maymin is running against Matt Blumenthal, state rep from Darien and Stamford. Unlike the incumbent, Dan is in favor of the American system of government. It's his first time on, and he sounds great. Check him out at www.DanMaymin.com.

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New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker has finally admitted what we've been saying for years - the only way for urban residents to get a good education is to escape the city schools, even though per pupil spending in New Haven is higher than the state average. See his op-ed on Todd's Facebook page at www.toddtalk.com.

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Brent McCall, prisoner of 25 years in the Connecticut Prison System, tells us a story of corruption stemming from the publication of his book - Down the Rabbit Hole, co-authored with former cellmate and current WTIC contemporary, Michael Liebowitz.

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Len Suzio is running once again for state senate. He joins us for a discussion on the dismal economic condition of the state and to explain how the governor seeks to ride the virus to a strong November for his party.

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Today's Rant Line calls focus on the president's reelection chances, with a mix of other issues.

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State police are reportedly passing around a "commemorative coin" that celebrates a recent abusive rant by an officer who became angered by a disrespectful driver. We discuss the nature of policing and whether the pay and expectations should be changed.

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As the rigged system of Connecticut politics continues to celebrate the abuse of taxpayers, the legislature prepares to go into special session to rubber stamp a cluster of bad policy proposals designed to help Democrats win elections. We discuss with Joe Markley, who says that GOP voters need to pressure their Republican legislators to be the opposition party.

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Tom Scott reviews "Hamilton," and he liked it! Plus, we talk fireworks - the July 4th kind!