We talk to Ryan Meehan, a graduate of UCONN, West Point and the Wharton School of Business, who served two tours in Afghanistan in the US Army and now, a candidate for congress. Ryan is running as a Republican in the 5th District to challenge Johanna Hayes.

We play cuts from Ned showing again how deceptive he is about the missing supply of PPE. If he's gotten millions, why are people still starved for masks? We take lots of calls and chat with former state senator Joe Markley about the lack of GOP response to Lamont incompetence and deception.

How are you reacting to the virus? Drinking more? Check. Eating more? Check. Wishing for another $1200 check already? Oh yeah...

We talk with Tom Scott about Ned's claim of a big delivery of PPE, including some masks. Or is he saying he's still waiting? It's confusing, as Ned usually is. Tom is a retired veteran of the CT state senate, a political pundit and adviser to GOP politicians.

Rob Sampson joins us first hour. He is the state senator from Wolcott, and we discuss whatever happened to the self-sufficiency that inspired Americans through most of its first 200 years.

We talk masks with Bob Stefanowski, who is distributing free masks around CT to compensate for the state's failure to buy masks to protect nurses, doctors, fire fighters, police and other vulnerable citizens. Then we take phone calls.

Todd ran some numbers and figured out the 91% of COVID deaths in the U.S. (as of a week ago) were people 65 and over. Doesn't that prove Todd's point that shutdowns should be surgical, and voluntary, and it's time to start getting people back to work.

Todd decides that it's enough already with the shutdown, time to do more surgical policies and protect vulnerable populations not lock everyone down. He takes calls on the topic, and there's a visit from Pat Sasser from NoTollsCT.org and MasksForHeroesCT.org too!

Covid still dominated our hour with Michael Harrison from Talkers Magazine, and we did talk about the question of when to reopen the economy, but we also got into assassination theories and trust in government, and even migrated into a music conversation for a few minutes.

Todd worked on a new song mocking the leadership of Josh - Jolly Ned's mini-me - and made everyone listen to it, then vowed never to play it again. Then, callers spoke on issues of returning the state to normal, as well as some conspiracy theories on what motivates the governor et al to continue the economic suppression - and oppression.