Always riveting, former state senator Tom Scott is here for his weekly visit and makes his predictions about who will be the Democratic Party's presidential nominee, and issues a warning on tolls.

Steve Gilles discusses an issue from Montana that is being considered by the U.S. Supreme Court connected to the issue of taxpayer dollars going to schools run by religious institutions. Steve is a professor in constitutional law at Quinnipiac Law School and joins us weekly.

Congress? Republican? Connecticut? Can it happen? Former Federal Prosecutor David X. Sullivan makes his first appearance with Todd. He's running for the GOP nomination in the fifth district seat held by Jahana Hayes.

Things have been quiet, but that doesn't mean that Democrats aren't maneuvering, arm twisting, and offering sweet things in an attempt to pass tolls next week. Todd does a rant. Then we discuss and take calls on the 2020 national candidates for the Democrat nomination.

Michael Liebowitz is a regular on the show, as well as a co-author of Down the Rabbit Hole, a book about criminal justice reform. He joins us from the Osborne Correctional Facility in Somers, Connecticut. Today, we talk with Michael about self-esteem.

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Bob Stefanowski is disturbed by the governor's recent lie regarding tolls on WTIC, and he's here to tell us about it. You can see his op-ed on the topic published a few days ago by Hearst here.

Former State Senator Len Suzio explains his dismayed reaction to a press release issued by the governor's office late Friday attempting to reclaim the narrative regarding one of the governor's toll lies on WTIC's Morning Show a few days before. The press release makes another false argument in it's attempt to stem the negative reaction to the first one.

Robert Hyde calls in, but it was such torture, we're not sure if we should force you to listen to any of it!

On Mikey Monday, we discuss the baseball scandal - do all competitors cheat if they can? Also, a singer named Lizzo has brought fat shaming front and center once again.

We have two questions for Philosophy Friday: Do you believe in Reason or Faith? And what is your philosophical reason for opposing tolls?