Bob Godfrey has spent 30 years serving in the House, and he recently gave a newspaper interview in which he spoke negatively on the prospect of tolls passing and the effectiveness of the Lamont administration. We discuss with former state senator Joe Markley.

Now that we're in a new year - an election year, at that - Todd asks you to make a prediction: Are tolls going to pass this year?

For Todd's last show of 2019, we started off, as we always do on Fridays, with Michael Harrison from Talkers Magazine. We discuss a menagerie of topics - including Christmas music as well as some good old political talk.

Merry Christmas! Happy New Year!

See ya in 2020!

Todd is joined by state rep from Chesire, Liz Linehan, and they talk the good, the bad, and the ugly of Alexa and other smart speakers.

The governor is pushing for fast adoption of 5G in Connecticut. But radiation activist Paska says not so fast, we are already being bombarded by pulse transmissions and we shouldn't allow new frequencies to be added. Learn more at the Stop5GCT Facebook page.

We talk about the state's bankrupt status with Carol Platt Liebau, President of Yankee Institute, a Connecticut think tank. Topics include a proposed regional gas tax, proposed tolls and other plunder.

Jason Gulino is a prisoner at the Osborne Correctional facility in Somers, the same prison that houses Michael Liebowitz, a regular guest here. In this interview, Jason talks with Todd about life in prison and possible ways to improve the 'correction' aspect of being behind bars.

Rob Sampson, state senator from Wolcott, calls in from the state capitol to tell us what's happening in the special session.

Frank Farricker, anti-toll Democrat, talks Trump, impeachment, and who will win the Democratic nomination.

Joe Markley fills us in on the special session held in Hartford today. We also discuss impeachment, and whether President Trump is a good person.