Todd talks with callers about the silly legislative proposal in Hartford that would ban sugary beverages - such as soda or flavored milk - from children's menus in restaurants. How does this sort of legislative overreach in any way connect to a liberty-based society that is intended to protect an individual's right to the pursuit of happiness free from government control? The conversation is enhanced by side topics such as EBT cards and what recipients are allowed to buy using Food Stamps.

Todd was joined by Michael Harrison for his regular appearance in the first hour of this Friday show. He and Todd traversed a plethora of compelling subject matter, as usual, including Michael's embarrassing visit to Mar-a-Lago to have dinner with the Trump's, the Patriots Superbowl appearance this weekend, getting nervous as a radio host and why Howard Shultz, in Todd's opinion, is best positioned to win the White House come 2020.

Todd talks with Ian O'Connor, author of "Belichick: The Making of the Greatest Football Coach of All Time", in advance of the Patriots playing in their 11th Super Bowl in franchise history and the 9th within the Bill Belichick/Tom Brady Era. We discuss Bill Belichick as a coach and football innovator and whether it's realistic to view him as the greatest coach in NFL history or if it's all just hype. Ian also gives his Super Bowl prediction.

Belichick: The Making of the Greatest Football Coach of All Time

Todd is joined by Michele Mudrick, a Legislative Advocate from the United Church of Christ and a representative of the Coalition Against Casino Expansion in CT (CACE). We discuss the negative impacts of casinos and their potential expansion. For more, visit http://nomorecasinosinct.org/.

Todd is joined by Dr. Jonathan Peters, who is a Professor of Finance at The College of Staten Island of The City University of New York and a Research Fellow at The University Transportation Research Center at CUNY. We discuss tolls and the potential effect of their implementation in Connecticut, as the new legislature has recently proposed.

Todd talks with newly minted State Senator Rob Sampson about the new proposals that came out of Hartford in the past week.

Todays "After 6" included an interview Todd did with former state Senator Len Suzio. They touch on the recent legislative proposals made in Hartford.

Todd is joined by Tom Scott, conservative activist and regular guest, to discuss the new legislature in Hartford, new Governor Ned Lamont, and we also touched on the dysfunction in the CT GOP.

The new leftist government in Hartford isn't content with just getting you for a billion dollars with tolls, now they're talking about expanding the sales tax to include your groceries and your perscription drugs. Another billion dollar tax hike. Compassion works in strange ways!

Steve Gilles, con-law professor at Quinnippiac, briefs us on the Second Amendment case from New York City being considered in the Supreme Court. It seems NYC residents who have a permit for a gun in their homes aren't allowed to transport the gun-- even unloaded, and in a separate container from ammunition-- anywhere except to one of the shooting ranges in NYC.