With a public hearing over the latest Truck Toll plan from the Plunderers being discussed in Hartford as a backdrop, we discuss the continued effort to pass tolls. How glorious that it has failed again, why do they keep pushing a plan that even Democrats don't want to vote for, and how much worse will the future be because of their ruthless addiction to more money every year?

It's Michael Harrison time - Talking tolls, impeachment, the potential fallout of acquittal, China, the plague, and did you know Kobe Bryant was as important as he was?

Liz Linehan doesn't support this toll bill, but she doesn't issue any across the board no on tolls. The Democrat rep. from Cheshire explains the pressure she has, and hasn't been under, to help Plunder the state into an even worse economic situation.

We go to an expert to understand what motivates Democrats to cancel plans for a special session Monday and instead use an anti-Democratic technique known as e-cert - that is, pretending there's an emergency so they can circumvent normal bill passing procedures to make it happen when nobody's looking. He is former State Senator Len Suzio.

Pastor Will joins us for his weekly session. We express our mutual awe over the persistence of the Plunderers.

Jolly Ned claims to be in a good mood, but too often to be successful as governor, he stumbles into situations where the truth comes out - just after he's stated the opposite. Like on tolls. We play the sound. Pat Sasser of NoTollsCT.org joins in on the fun.

Bob Stefanowski, the GOP nominee for governor during the last election cycle, makes his weekly visit to pump us up on resisting tolls. Again!

Pat Sasser calls in with some quick details on the toll battle. Visit NoTollsCT.org to learn about the resistance!

Frank Farricker continues to be perplexed. Why is his Democratic Party doing something so harmful as pushing tolls? Frank is the former head of the state lottery commission.

Joe Markley, a former Republican state senator, shares his perspective on tolls as the vote seems to be moving closer.