In an epic on-air brainstorming session, Todd is joined in studio by conservative activist and straight-shooter, Tom Scott. They discuss Governor Lamont pushing off a vote on tolls until a special session is held this summer. Todd and Tom are later joined by former state senator and supreme numbers-guy, Len Suzio, who gives us all the pertinent information.

Was it Themis or was it Len? Todd explains what he's learned about why anti-toll activists Bob Stefanowski and Len Suzio were pulled from the speaker's lineup on Friday night before the noontime anti-toll rally on Saturday.

We had a different sort of conversation with Michael Harrison, our usual first hour guest, less about specific political issues and more about political principles. Still, we managed to discuss the inadequacy of most of the 23 candidates running for the Dems nomination for president.

Speaker of the Unions Joe Aresimowicz thinks 100,000 signatures on an anti-toll petition is something to be mocked. Odd how these politicians have such disdain for notions of democracy.

Michael Liebowitz, co-author of Down the Rabbit Hole, is an inmate at the MacDougall-Walker Correctional Institution and, in this part, he talks with Todd about the War on Drugs.

Rebecca Friedrichs joins us to discuss her experiences as a union teacher in California that led to her filing a lawsuit that was the predecessor to the successful Janus decision, curtailing rights of public sector unions to charge non-members for representation.

Frank Farricker is a good-natured and amusing democrat who believes in all of that party's overspending and over-taxation but for one case - tolls. The former chair of the board of directors for the state lottery discusses what he'll say at the anti-toll rally this Saturday (5/18) at the state capital.

Lefty Rep. Josh Elliott is pushing a free phone calls for prisoners idea at the same time that the state's enormous debt to union workers has created a fiscal crisis. How about saving new spending programs for when the state is flush, instead of in deep debt?

Tom Scott calls in to talk about how to capitalize the energy from this Saturdays "Save Our State" Rally.

In a bizarre story, Warwick, RI is being shamed for having cut off hot lunches to children whose parents don't pay their lunch bill. The lunch shamers were offering free sandwiches, but that wasn't good enough. We take calls.