Michael Liebowitz does a rant on negativity, invites listeners to express how hopeful they are that the state will be turned around. The conversation evolves into one on voter fraud.

Was Jolly Ned telling the truth when he told WTIC morning show listeners last week that he hadn't diverted any funds from the Special Transportation Fund. Columnist Red Jahncke offers an honest answer. Read Red's piece here.

Tom Scott says it ain't over til it's over, but with Democratic Senate Leader Martin Looney still pushing for tolls to be passed over the next couple of weeks, Tom says tolls could definitely still become a reality.

Nancy Pelosi is grinding her teeth over Trump, and the media reports it like it's a thing. Just like war with Iran and that recession they predicted a couple of months ago!

Former GOP candidate for governor Bob Stefanowski drops in for his regular chat. We discuss trust in the government.

Rep. Gail Lavielle was at the governor's Westport Toll meeting Sunday, and describes the event. She also explains how dishonest some of the arguments made by Democrats are.

We get an update on yesterday's anti-toll activity with Patrick Sasser, head of the NoTollsCT.org group and the anti-toll movement.

We talk tolls and political lies with Producer Mike on Mikey Monday. Also, we touch on how the youngest member of the senate makes his generation look bad with his wanton political glibness.

Pat Sasser from NoTollsCT.org is back to fill us in on the special election events his organization will be focused on this warm winter weekend.

Former state senator Joe Markley is back to talk about tolls and Sunday's action in support of anti-toll candidates in upcoming special elections by NoTollsCT.org.