Chris Powell's columns get more hard hitting and delightful each week. Today, we discuss the idea that Donald Trump is being impeached for doing what all office holders do - using public policy for personal gain.

In an effort to ramp up the efforts against tolls, Pat Sasser reveals today's Democrats to call or email. Visit NoTollsCT.org for details!

Columnist and pundit Kevin Rennie requested emails from the Lamont administration under a FOIA request in order to learn the role of Ned's wife Annie Lamont. Rennie, publisher of the DailyRuctions.com website, reports on what was revealed.

Michael Harrison joins Todd for his regular Friday apperance, today we discuss what Michael has coined "the paradox of Donald Trump", homelessness, city planning, the beach boys, dirty subways, mass transit, and the future of automated vehicles.

Liz Linehan, state representative from Chesire, sounds wishy washy on tolls. She and Todd fight.

Pat Sasser calls in to announce plans for next week in the anti-toll movement - the highlighting of Democrats who appear to be toll supporters. Sasser leads NoTollsCT.org.

What's the difference between the power of Jonathan Turley's remarks yesterday in the defense of the constitution and the call that came in today from Bridgeport City Councilman Alfredo Castillo saying no to tolls and no the Ned if he pushes them thru? There's something powerful about the truth that makes everyone on the other side of it look worse.

Immigration is the topic as Todd talks to Jessica Vaughan of the Center for Immigration Studies, where she is the Director of Policy. Jessica describes the change from illegal border crossings to legal refugee border entry that has upended our border defenses and confused the politics of immigration.

Frank Farricker and Todd both got excited by the impeachment hearings for the first time today. The cause? The testimony of Law Professor Jonathan Turley - although they viewed it differently.

Marc Fitch, from the Yankee Institute, joins Todd to discuss "temporary" taxes and fiscal transparency.