Todd talks with JR Romano, the Chairman of the Connecticut GOP, and gets his reaction to freshly-inaugurated Governor Ned Lamont's first State of the State speech.

Todd talks with Matt Stoller of Open Markets Institute about the dangers of monopolies and if government should be considering using Anti-Trust laws, and possibly adding new, even more restrictive ones, to break apart Amazon - among other big tech companies.

Todd talks with David Ray, communications director of the Federation for American Immigration Reform (FAIR US), about the border crisis that the left now claims actually doesn't exist.

Todd talks with Tom Scott, former state senator and long time advisor to GOP candidates, about the incoming governor tapping several sitting members of the legislature for positions in his administration. This will force a special election to fill those seats, and any members of the house who leave to take a senate seat after the special election will force more special elections.

Todd talks with Will Haskell, the 22 year old Democratic Senator-elect representing Dristrict 26, about the state of local politics and why tolls are a good idea for Connecticut.

Todd talks with Steve Gilles, Constitutional Law Professor at Quinnippiac University, about the Establishment Clause "cross" case and whether the Court might reverse course and require "coercion" as an element of an Establishment Clause claim.

It's a fun Friday!

Where is Bob Stefanowski? After the release of the latest poll, some Republicans, and some in the media, have the feeling that the GOP nominee for Governor hasn't gotten his campaign off the ground yet, so Todd throws the question out to listeners. An exciting conversation ensues, joined by the chairman of the state GOP, JR Romano.

Online retail behemoth Amazon is raising it's minimum wage to $15. We discuss whether this actually helps Amazon workers and whether having the government trying to leverage for low-wage workers to be paid more actually puts more money in people's pockets. Then, Laura Huizar, National Employment Law Project (NELP) Staff Attorney, discusses the push for a nationwide $15 minimum wage. Av Harris, Quinnippiac polling numbers have Lamont with an 8 point lead. Joe Markley, LG candidate

Nature vs. Nurture: are humans products of their environment or are they defined by their genetics? Are you a natural optimist or pessimist? Are you superstitious/What superstitions do you subscribe to?