In an epic press conference, in the wake of COVID-19, the Big Government troika of Murphy and Blumenthal, along with Mini-Me Lamont, law out their view of federalism like they just got off the phone with Fidel. Then, callers express their disgust.

Is your belief in the American System of Government challenged by a crisis like Covid? Are you saying, "well, we really need big government now!"? Todd might agree if the government ever behaved responsibly, but with the federal government in debt $23 trillion and the state owing $124 billion in bribe money paid to unions, why would we trust them with this latest barnstorming of our "norms?"

Another day, another COVID-19 show. With a two trillion dollar stimulus bill imminent, Todd examines how state and federal government has reacted to the spread of coronavirus. Later we are joined by, anti-toll Democrat, Frank Farricker who is very disturbed by Connecticut leadership amid this crisis.

The president said yesterday that the economic shutdown caused by the Covid 19 virus can't last too long - he's thinking weeks not months. Is he wrong? We take calls and later in the show are joined by the great Tom Scott - who is never at a loss for words.

Middletown Councilman Ed Ford is new to the job, having won his seat last November. We talk about how he's handling the challenges of Covid-19 as a newcomer to the office.

Todd's brother Doug, a teacher in Massachusetts, comes on to discuss how his school is confronting the challenge of educating kids when school is out. He says their is no program in place for online education, so a shocked Todd asks callers what their experience is of what's happening in their communities. The news is good. Later in the show we talk with an auto industry expert, as well as a local city councilman.

It's Saturday! As part of our hyper attentive coverage of the COVID-19 virus, WTIC brought you special Saturday programming, with us covering the 2-4 pm segment of the day. We talked with Producer Mike and lots of callers with questions and thoughts about the virus and its impact on politics and daily life.

We talk Covid and Trump with Michael Harrison, publisher of Talkers Magazine and a former WTIC talk host. Michael joins us each Friday, normally at 3pm.

A passionate state senator Rob Sampson joins us to discuss his concerns over the governor's emergency declarations and his desire for "Forced Social Distancing" to be managed with respect for democratic values.

It's another exciting Covid show, we've lumped a bunch of it together. This segment includes appearances by former Tufts University provost Sol Gittleman and State Senator Rob Sampson.