35 Republican house members voted with Democrats on a compromise constitutional amendment yesterday that will let Democrats have a slightly compromised version of early voting in CT, instead of the Cadillac plan the left favors for rigging elections. Tom Scott joins for most of the first 90 minutes, with calls defending the GOP from Rep. Craig Fishbein and Rep. Doug Dubitsky.

The Plunder-crats in Hartford are now looking to punish the rich for their success, charging them extra on taxes for capital gains. Todd analyzes this idea with regard to how it contradicts notions of life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness as written by Thomas Jefferson in the Declaration of Independence. In the second half, Scott Shepard from the Yankee Institute joins the discussion.

Elizabeth Warren wants to buy your support for her White House run by promising she'll pay off your student loans and make state colleges free. Union Joe Aresimowicz wants you to have free "Excellent Medical Care" and free paid family leave. All this while Connecticut is bankrupt. Todd explains and takes calls.

Michael Liebowitz, co-author of Down the Rabbit Hole, is an inmate at the MacDougall-Walker Correctional Institution and he talks with Todd about his life experience and what it's like to spend over 22 years, and counting, in prison.

Michael Liebowitz, co-author of Down the Rabbit Hole, is an inmate at the MacDougall-Walker Correctional Institution and he talks with Todd about his book, which touches on the culture of Corrections and the corruption within the institution that can lead it to fall short of it's goal of rehabilitating inmates.

It's Friday, so Todd welcomes Michael Harrison from Talkers Magazine for a weekly jawboning session. They discuss the Mueller Report, how it's possible that the Notre Dame Catherdral wasn't better protected, the redemption of Tiger Woods, and even some music topics.

Governor Ned Lamont held a press conference to celebrate his 100th day in office, and focused on tolls as his greatest "achievement." But we focus on the governor's confused messaging and condescending attitude towards "THEM." Meaning citizens of Connecticut, the little people who Ned knows are getting hammered but who have to understand he just needs them to invest now so their kids can pay less later.

The head of the state GOP, JR Romano, joins us to push for conservative voters to pressure Democrats to NOT give an 11% raise to state tax lawyers who recently unionized on Wednesday. Todd and JR discuss whose responsibility it is to get voters mobilized.

State Rep. Gail Lavielle shines light on Democrats giving out big raises to state workers as various bargaining units come before her committee to get contracts renewed. On average, says Lavielle, they're receiving raises of 6%.

A rumor that Republicans are only taking their toll information road show to towns that have Republican state representation, as the result of a deal between GOP Senate Leader Len Fasano, led to a remarkable hour that included calls from State Rep Charles Ferraro and Leader Fasano himself, who had been boycotting this program for months.