Is the fight over tolls over? Not at all says NoTollsCT.org founder Patrick Sasser. And, even if it was, the larger fight to save CT from the Plunderers continues. We discuss.

It's Mikey Monday, when producer Mike joins the conversation. We discuss Thomas Jefferson and notions of liberty.

Gwen Samuel from the Connecticut Parents Union joins us to explain ongoing concerns over the special exemption given the Dalio Foundation from ethics rules.

Fairfield activist Kim Fiorello joins us to discuss her opposition to two bills being considered in Hartford: First, its a measure, HB-5404, that would institute ranked choice voting in Connecticut. Second is SB-367 that would require middle and high schools to stock female restrooms with feminine hygiene products.

We discuss the topsy-turvy presidential race, including Joe Biden's lack of coherence and Liz Warren's departure in our weekly visit with Michael Harrison. Plus, struggling marijuana companies and the Covid 19 virus.

We talk to Eric Gjede from business organization CBIA about legislation being considered by Democrats that would continue to make it harder for businesses to survive in Connecticut.

Lefties pander on race (again) with the Crown Act, Liz Warren is out of the White House race, and Todd challenges the anti-vax crowd to make their own arguments and stop sounding like programmed bots.

Former gubernatorial candidate and tech entrepreneur Steve Obsitnik talks about his efforts to move some manufacturing back to Connecticut after his business's contractors from overseas had trouble filling orders after Covid 19 hit.

We talk to Eric Gjede from business organization CBIA about legislation being considered by Democrats that would continue to make it harder for businesses to survive in Connecticut.

How do smart, mature Democrats like anti-toll Democrat Frank Farricker feel about Bernie's pounding in yesterday's primaries? He joins us, we discuss!