State Senator Rob Sampson talks with Todd about Republican politics in Connecticut, the Democrats' "compassion" narrative, and the recently-proposed forced regionalization of school districts, among other topics.

Todd has a new attitude about the endless destructive expansion of taxes in Connecticut. The continued assault on the state's financial viability by the new governor - yup, he's the Real Malloy - is what will fuel our resistance, and that resistance is what will save the state. Because it must.

Connecticut needs a plan to catalyze voter support for candidates who can be part of a resistance against the Democrat's plundering of the state coffers, says Todd. He asks listeners to help make a list of agenda items for part of a Contract between politicians and taxpayers to make politicians responsible for an anti-tax agenda.

With Bob Kraft implicated for solicitation of sex, we spent much of our hour with Michael Harrison, who just happens to be in Jupiter, Florida, where the massage parlor in question is located, discussing the Kraft issue. But we also discussed Jussie Smollet, human nature, and whether prostitution should be legalized.

Todd talks with former state senator Len Suzio about tolls in CT and Gov. Lamont's recent flip-flop from promising only tolls on tractor trailer truck to now proposing tolls on all vehicles.

Gov. Lamont had a press conference today where he explained and defended his tolls. The high point was when Mark Davis asked him whether he was ill-informed or just misleading the public when he promised that tolls would be on trucks only. We play the sound and discuss Lamont's comments.

Todd talks with state senator Rob Sampson about Governor Lamont pushing tolls on all vehicles, instead of his campaign promise of tolls only on tractor-trailer trucks.

We talk about the Governor's budget address and how we feel about the governor hitting us with one of the biggest tax hikes in state history, rather than cut some spending. Which tax do you like best - tolls, the Netflix tax, or maybe the haircut tax?

Bob Stefanowski, the former gubernatorial candidate from last fall, joins Todd to discuss Gov. Lamont's budget speech.

Todd is joined by JR Romano, the Chairman of the CT GOP, who reacts to the governor's budget announcement from earlier in the day.