Is President Trump a good person? Does it matter? On impeachment day, we talk about what matters.

Tom Scott says Connecticut is salvagable, but doesn't think the consultant Ned wants to hire is the best idea. He proposes a citizen panel to decide on how much to reduce the size of state government and how to do it. Agree?

Fox and Friends co-host Brian Kilmeade joins us to discuss his books, TV and radio shows and how he got to this high point in his career. Plus, he tells us how to get a signed copy of his latest book with a personal note in time for Christmas.

America is a nation built on principles, and, Connecticut prisoner Michael Liebowitz joins us to discuss the principles of liberty that define the American experiment.

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Andrew Julien, Publisher and Editor of Courant, explains the paper's court challenge to a law providing secret trials for juveniles who commit crimes so heinous that they're tried as adults. Some callers react to laws regarding juvenile offenders being too weak, as does former state senator Len Suzio.

It's Mikey Monday, which means that Producer Mike joins the conversation first hour as we discuss fun topics like the wisdom of the planned 988 Suicide Prevention number and whether women should be protected against being paid less or being charged more for pink razors than men are for orange ones.

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Michael Harrison moves to last hour this week, and the mood is different, but the conversation is just as fun. They talk music AND politics.

Mikey Monday on Friday? Incredible, but it happened first hour today. We discussed the American system of government. Are you for or against?

Former Gubernatorial candidate Steve Obsitnik is a tech entrepreneur who says he's having trouble finding workers in Connecticut and is being forced to employ people from out of state. "It breaks my heart," he says.

Gale Mastrofrancesco is a first term Republican representative from Wolcott. We talk tolls!