Mark Stewart ran for governor of CT last year, and this year he's on the Democrat's ballot for President in New Hampshire, Vermont and Massachustts? The reason? He's launching a third party to bring attention to the need he sees for a less radical Democratic party.

Philosophy Friday was delightfully kidnapped by Britney, who said tolls are good because people need things. A great debate on political philosophy ensued.

In a Veterans Day feature, Jim Iannone, a Retired Program Leader at Project Healing Waters, describes a healing service for veterans built around fly fishing trips.

Can the state of Maryland have a rule that its five member Supreme Court can have a maximum of 3 members of one party and the other party must be on of the two major parties - no libertarians or greenies, etc? Steve Gilles, con-law professor at Quinnippiac, explains the case.

With Michael Harrison out of town, Producer Mike Olko fills in. We discuss the American system of government, "Hey Boomer," the nature of Trump, and Carl Jung and the dark side.

Democratic State Rep. Liz Linehan, of Chesire, joins us to discuss Governor Lamont's newly-unveiled toll scheme.

The Governor had a press confrence today to announce the new "transportation" plan. We go thru some cuts from the Guv., talk with Pat Sasser of NoTollsCT.org, and take calls from listeners.

We are joined by the brilliant Jeffrey Tucker, of AIER.org, who disects the writings of Karl Marx and how he continues to influence the thinking of people on the left.

With Veterans Day right around the corner, we were joined by Guy Chimirri, of Chimirri's Bakery in Wethersfield, who shares with us a special promotion they have been doing for the past few years, honoring all those who serve and have served, as well as First Responders. Call ahead and go pick up a Hartford Cream Pie this Veterans Day!

Chimirri's Bakery is located at 1075 Silas Deane Highway, in Wethersfield.

http://chimirrispastry.com/

Joe Markley updates us on local elections, and we talk about User Fees.