Two Republicans, both women, both residents of Fairfield County, and both members of the transportation committee, talk with Todd about their vote Wednesday against tolls. They are Laura Devlin and Gail Lavielle.

State Senator Rob Sampson talks about some of the most egregious measures he sees being passed out of committee this week, including a couple that he says confirm Connecticut's status as a sanctuary state. That's dangerous for the state in general, he claims, and for those the laws claim to protect.

During our weekly chat with political consultant Michelle DiMartino, we discussed Robert Kennedy Jr. and his recent stance on the potential dangers of vaccines. Michelle lays out her side of the argument and we also get some opposing views from callers afterwards.

The Transportation Committee held a meeting, and subsequently a vote, on the tolling bills today. Todd heard State Representative Tom O'Dea brilliantly question the committee whether the state had properly factored in the overhead costs of tolling - specifically the administrative fees incurred every time a vehicle drives under a tolling gantry. Therefore, we invited Tom on to the show and had a great conversation.

Michael Harrison was here first hour for his weekly visit, and we discussed the mysteries of space-time and the connections between everything in the universe, the new revelations against Michael Jackson and how to separate art from the artist, as well as the bizarre tradition that is Daylight Saving Time.

The Chair of the CT GOP, JR Romano, called into the show to discuss some of the other Democratic plans that have been proposed, such as the push for a $15 minimum wage, since most of our attention has been on tolls of late.

Former State Senator Len Suzio joined Todd in-studio to talk about the public hearing held on Wednesday regarding tolls in CT. Len lays out his 3 Fatal Flaws in the argument for tolls in Connecticut, as well as sharing a shocking revelation made by the Transportation Committee Chair during Len's testimony at the hearing.

They're talking tolls in Hartford, as the transportation committee holds a hearing, so we talk about them too, and we listen to some of those giving testimony and discuss the slithering nature of the money junkies who want to institute what Todd is calling "Highway Taxes." Which are Highway Robbery.

Todd is joined in-studio by conservative operative Tom Scott who doesn't hold back his criticism of the political leadership in Hartford. We talk tolls, transportation authorities, and early voting.

State Representative Laura Devlin, who is also a member of the Transportation Committee, called into the show to talk about the press conference the CT GOP held earlier in the day regarding tolls in CT.