Was FDR a communist, or just laying out the game plan for the plundering of Connecticut when he proposed his "Second Bill of Rights," in 1944? We ask regular guest and former state senator Tom Scott, who offers a riveting response.

Noam Chomsky tells us that anarchy isn't about blowing up buildings, it's about blowing up rigged systems of power and challenging their legitimacy. Todd says it's time to challenge the legitimacy of a state government that has squandered the huge resources of Connecticut and handed taxpayers an un-payable $100 Billion debt with nothing to show for it.

Michael Liebowitz, co-author of Down the Rabbit Hole, is an inmate at the MacDougall-Walker Correctional Institution in Suffield, CT, and in this part, Michael and Todd discuss a persons right to commit suicide and the rights of a loved one to assist.

Former GOP candidate for Governor Bob Stefanowski discusses his controversial op-ed in the Wall Street Journal this weekend highlighting the mistakes made by and problems facing the young, but struggling, Lamont administration.

State Senator Rob Sampson, a constitutional Republican, is in studio to discuss the just completed legislative session, including the failure of Democrats to pass tolls. But what will happen when they try again during a special session this summer? Todd and Rob discuss.

Former GOP state Senator Toni Boucher joins us in studio for the hour to remind voters to stay vigilant on tolls - the Dems are still pushing.

Listening to a newly elected member of the Denver City Council describe the virtues of her communist beliefs, Todd had questions. Coming to the rescue was Nicholas, a 16 year old Christian socialist who has lots of friends who are communists, so he figured he could help. Listening to the show with his grandmother in Chicago, he decided to call in.

The town of Greenwich says it is banning sandals and flip-flops for town workers for reasons of safety, but we know the truth - they want town offices to have a certain level of professionalism. Funny, only producer Mike thinks they're crazy, and he feels the same way about us old farts.

Todd is joined by two guests, Ann Wilson and Joe Markley, who are representing Companions and Home Makers and The Coalition to Make Home Care Better, respectively. They discuss legislation regarding caregivers in Connecticut.

Marc Fitch explains just how completely public sector unions control the state as he outlines his new column "Conflict of Interest" from yankeeinstitute.org. The sound cuts we played from Union Joe during the first hour are posted with his article.