Why do Democrats do so many things, and so freely, that are a burden on business? We ask former state senator Joe Markley.

Democrats are working to give state worker unions, responsible for the financial destruction of state government, even more power. Rep Joe Polletta is working to stop their "Janus" bill, and he joins the conversation.

Democrats have been looking to quietly stop Bernie Sanders from becoming their nominee while avoiding outrage from Sanders supporters. With Biden's super Super-Tuesday performance, it appears they've threaded the needle. We discuss with Tom Shattuck, senior editor of the Lowell Sun.

Tom Scott joins Todd in studio. They discuss old fights against plunder, recent fights, and future ones. Plus, the presidential race.

Democrats want a $19 billion government expansion for an infrastructure construction program. The opposition party, the Republicans, say they want the same thing. So it seems like there's no opposition party. BONUS: Todd introduces the Plunderer's Waltz.

Michael Liebowitz, an inmate of 22 years in the Connecticut Correctional System, talks about Donald Trump, AG Barr, and Rodger Stone. We discuss.

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Quixotic CT candidate Mark Stewart is in Vermont campaigning for president, a super Tuesday state where he feels he can make some impact. We discuss what he sees as the purpose of his campaign.

Courant Columnist Kevin Rennie lays out the argument he made in his latest column regarding ethics issues and state senator Mae Flexer.

Bob Stefanowski talks about his many years working for Jack Welch, who died this week, and the lessons he learned.

Amy Klobuchar, Pete Buttigieg, and Tom Steyer have all dropped out of the presidential race over the last day. We discuss, on Mikey Monday, the implications, such as whether Bernie or Biden's chances are shifting. Also, the effects of the plague and elbow bumping. And the concept of the Pleasure Trap.