We discuss the the missing Epstein videos, "War with Iran," media coverage of the airliner shot down in Iran, on the Michael Harrison hour.

Todd talks about why he uses "venomous" language when describing how Democrats have, and continue to, run the state. We take calls.

Former candidate for governor Steve Obsitnik talks about the state's lost decade and how to get Connecticut back on track.

We talk to Pat Sasser about his change of heart over Sunday's protest of the Governor's Plunder Event in Westport. He wants NoTollsCT.org putting their efforts into helping anti-toll special election candidates to win on Tuesday, as that's what's needed to fix the state.

Harry and Meghan want to leave the Royal Family, which sends the Royals into palpitations. Why? Todd compares the uproar (over nothing) to how power reacts everywhere when they see change threatening their control, and how the lying politicians who control CT keep lying to keep control.

There's nothing like talking tolls with anti-toll Democrat Frank Farricker, the former head of the state lottery commission. He is as perplexed as anyone about why his party is doing what they're doing.

There's a big anti-toll event Sunday in Westport, which we discuss with former state senator Joe Markley. Details on the event, if you'd like to attend, can be found at noTollsCT.org.

Democrats told us Donald Trump had started World War III when he stood up to the bullies, but the bullies seem to have gone back into their caves. The bullies in the state of Connecticut tried again to pass tolls yesterday, and they had a losing day as well. We discuss.

Is the fight against tolls over? Nope. The plunderers still have plunder in their hearts, and Tom Scott describes the nature of the fight right now with a big toll weekend coming up.

Todd ponders the legacy of Jesus Christ - the most powerful lesson or message that continues to impact on human existence.