Len Suzio again? Sure. It's short, but he's wonderful, as usual.

We play more cuts of Senate president Martin Looney to start off today's show. Looney had a press conference yesterday to discuss the push for tolls and wouldn't say no to bribery to get it done. Then we take some calls.

Sparked by caller John, we have an expansive conversation about Public Sector Pensions. Who is to blame? How do we solve this disaster? Todd knows. Some callers (state workers) disagree.

Former state senator Tom Scott is particularly harsh when speaking of the Weasels who have driven the state $124 billion in debt in order to ingratiate themselves with public sector unions, but he sure is fun to listen to!

Why should district court judges issue injunctions blocking the federal government from doing what it was elected to do? Steve Gilles, our expert in Constitutional Law from Quinnipiac Law School, says there are signs that the Supreme Court may put an end to the practice.

We discuss the latest on tolls with Wolcott Rep. Gale Mastrofrancesco, a Republican serving her first term in Hartford.

The Toll Bill has arrived! We are joined by Len Suzio and Patrick Sasser who discuss with Todd all the back-doors and loopholes that will be exploited if this bill gets passed. Cuts of Sen. Martin Looney, who held a brief press conference on the bill, are interspersed throughout.

Patrick Sasser of NoTollsCT joins Todd to talk about, what else, TOLLS!

After an extended break, Len Suzio, freed from grandfatherly duties, joins us to discuss the latest schemes Governor Lamont and the other plunderers are trying to pull to implement tolls on the highways of Connecticut.

We are joined by Marc Fitch, investigative reporter at the Yankee Institute, who talks about the latest on the Democrats push for tolls.