Joe Markley talks tolls and what he's hearing from his former senate-mates, plus we discuss whether Trump is bad for the GOP brand.

The nation's largest milk processor declared bankruptcy this week. The reason? Milk consumption has dropped. Have you stopped drinking milk? Why?

Former state senator Len Suzio wants to fill in the blanks in the governor's latest toll proposal, so he's submitted some document requests to state government. We talk about the missing details and the phony numbers.

Ryan Testa has served about 25 years in state prison, and has a few more to go before his release. He joins us at the suggestion of Michael Liebowitz so we can get another prisoner's perspective on the prison experience.

We talk to Michael Liebowitz first on this After 6, and he introduces us to another prisoner at the Osborn facilitiy in Somers. Ryan Testa has some similar views - and some different ones - from Liebowitz, which we discuss with Michael before talking to Ryan.

Jolly Ned had a press conference today to encourage positive feelings toward his new toll plan. We listen to some Ned, take some calls, and look forward to Ned becoming a recording star when he does his best John Belushi imitation signing "Toll Man."

Bob Stefanowki is here, and he's talking tolls!

Chris Fryxell, President at Associated Builders & Contractors of Connecticut, wonders why tolls are such a sweet deal for unions.

What's the latest on the fight against tolls? Neil Tolhurst joins us from NoTollsCT.org for a complete update.

Last week, Sen. Cathy Osten lost her reelection bid as First Selectman of Sprague. How did the blue town turn red? Michael Meadows, Sprague Republican Town Committee Chairman and a member of state central Republican committee, explains.