Anti-Toll Democrat, Frank Farricker, joins us to discuss the latest Democrat proposal on tolls. The beat goes on.

We discuss two topics - first, tolls, and whether we talk about them too much - and second, how would you react if a former prisoner wanted to move in next door or got hired at your place of work.

Michael Liebowitz is a regular on the show, as well as a co-author of Down the Rabbit Hole, a book about criminal justice reform. He joins us from a prison in Somers, Connecticut. Today, we talk with Michael Liebowitz about the war on the wealthy, media bias, as well as financial crashes and their causes.

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We break away to live remarks from the plunderers at the Guv's Plunder Mansion. While Ned made a big deal about wanting to listen to everyone, the listening didn't lead to compromise. The Plunderers just want more. They're sticking with tolls, and spin.

Are you mad at President Trump for increasing the deficit by cutting taxes? If you like the tax cuts, isn't that antithetical to conservatism?

It is easier to hide the social decay in Connecticut than it is to fix it says Journal Inquirer columnist Chris Powell in his latest column. We discuss.

Bob Stefanowski joins us for his weekly visit, wondering why rather than confronting the Elephant in the Room of $124 billion in debt, the governor is diverting attention to a $20 billion government expansion in the form of highway improvements.

We begin a series on the Civil War with Professor Hamish Lutris, Assoc. Prof. of History and Political Science at Capital Community College in Hartford. He also discusses the particular role and attitudes toward slavery of the citizens of Connecticut.

We do a rapid-fire conversation with Michael Harrison about the NFL, The old SUNDAY car race promotion ads, car culture, Impeachment, and Joe Biden's fundraising email.

Let Them Eat Cake! Representative Liz Linehan says removing the religious exemption won't force people to vaccinate their children because they can always home school their children.