We talk Minneapolis, we talk racism, we talk rigged government that spends all the people's money on election rigging not on improving quality of life, we talk Covid, and we didn't even mention Ned's failure to wear a mask when he went out to a Stamford restaurant without a mask. (PPE is so hard to find!) We will discuss on Monday. Don't forget to call the Rant Line anytime at 860-751-4698!

Kevin Brookman, founder and operator of We The People Hartford, has the infamous $2 million consulting contract posted on the blog. We discuss its content, and the politics, of the consulting deal.

Wolcott Senator Rob Sampson, a Connecticut beacon of liberty, joins us to discuss the American System of Government, and the fight to keep it alive in the Covid era.

We discuss the death of George Floyd and the violence that's followed with Scot X. Esdaile, the head of the NAACP for Connecticut. Then we take calls and discuss Scot's comments and what the violence means to the country.

We talk Minneapolis and the death of George Floyd in this week's get-together with Michael Harrison of Talkers Magazine. We also discuss public education and whether it is doing it's job.

What does Fox News host Brian Kilmeade have to say about the state of the nation? We are joined by the author of Sam Houston & the Alamo Avengers and ask him to consider how the historical figures he writes about might respond to the Covid shutdown.

Former state senator Len Suzio has decided to run once again. He questions the damage being done to the state's economy by the shutdown, saying it's out of proportion to the threat.

City Councilmen are usually loyal to party machinery not to the people who elect them. Not so with Alfredo Castillo, a Democrat from Bridgeport who joins us to describe Governor Lamont's failure to respond to requests for PPE and jobs for the unemployed. Instead, Castillo says Bob Stefanowski has given the city thousands of masks, and discussions with the federal government for help are going well.

We play calls from our new Rant Line, where you can call anytime to share your thoughts on any topic. It's big fun. Call 860-751-4698.

Our newest prisoner guest, Carlos Rebollo, joins us for his fourth visit. We discuss his violent past, and the circumstances that might be blamed for that violence.