Friday Fun - Last hour we have a little fun and discuss fast food. Do you still eat it, and what are your favorites? Also, does pizza count as fast food?

When you travel, are you attracted or repelled by tourist attractions? Michael Harrison joins us and he agrees with Todd that the places everyone goes to are the ones to avoid. They also discuss bucket lists and the brilliance of questioning your own assumptions. Plus... anarchy!

Few people can put together powerful explanations on the plundering of the state caused by the illicit partnership between Democrats and public sector unions than David Stemerman. Todd discussed the problem with the former GOP candidate for governor.

Dan Malloy misspeaks in his announcement about his new job, and Todd has fun with his Freudian Slip. He also updates us on tolls and the Union Speaker's announcement that tolls aren't likely to happen before the current legislative session ends on June 5. Also, we got a surprise cameo from Jim Vicevich.

We spent two hours today dealing with late breaking news that the Dems are calling for a vote on tolls ASAP, after announcing just last week that they would wait til the special session in the summer. Does this mean the Dems have the votes to pass their evil plans, or does it mean they want to keep their confidence up so their last week of the session doesn't end in disaster? In this part, contributing guests include Frank Farricker, Patrick Sasser, and Scott Shepard.

We spent two hours today dealing with late breaking news that the Dems are calling for a vote on tolls ASAP, after announcing just last week that they would wait til the special session in the summer. Does this mean the Dems have the votes to pass their evil plans, or does it mean they want to keep their confidence up so their last week of the session doesn't end in disaster? In this part, contributing guests include Joe Markley and Neil Tolhurst.

Senator Dick Blumenthal wants all cars to come with a complex driver notification system, or idiot light, that will remind drivers not to leave young children in the back seat when they exit. This would impact 17 million cars a year with the hope of cutting down on the 38 children who die of heat exposure this way each year. Good policy?

Michael Harrison joins Todd for his regular Friday appearance. They have a fascinating philosophical conversation about the evolution and power of language and communication, the future of automated warfare, mutually assured destruction, among many other topics.

Todd talks with Michael Liebowitz, co-author of Down the Rabbit Hole, is an inmate at the MacDougall-Walker Correctional Institution and, in this part, Michael makes a plea for small, constitutional government. Then he and Todd discuss whether holding those liberty based beliefs precludes a voter from supporting President Trump.

Is it Compassion or Corruption? Todd takes a look at Ned's plan to defer payment on $9.1 billion owed on already unfunded monies owed to state retirees - which carries a price tag of $27.2 billion - and loses his cool. How about slashing state spending instead of attacking working people with tolls and sales tax hikes?