The Esty controversy continues, there's a caravan of illegals on its way thru Mexico towards the U.S., and Sinclair Broadcasting is under attack by the left.
Plus, Av Harris and Bob Stefanowski, gubernatorial candidate, join the program.

Elizabeth Esty is not running for re-election... is she being blackmailed... or part of a love triangle? Greg Kraut, Westport RTM, gubernatorial candidate, talks the Hartford Bailout. Mike Handler, gubernatorial candidate, challenged Gov. Malloy to debate on the "FACTS" of Connecticut's fiscal woes. And Manny Santos, SantosForCongress.com, 5th District, joins the program.

Winter weather in April, BOO! The Rep. Esty story continues... should she resign?
And new tech leads to new laws -- a history of traffic management and the invention of automobile.

Michael Harrison asks, is the Hogg vs. Ingraham advertiser boycott against the spirit of the 1st amendment? Plus, a discussion on coffee addiction and other vices. J.R. Romano, CT GOP Chairman, comments on Rep. Elizabeth Esty being asked to step down over the handling of alleged verbal abuse of staffers by her chief of staff Tony Baker. And Philosophy Phryday: Can human beings be trusted with power?

We talk Facebook - Mark Zuckerberg is really sorry... Where are you on Facebook/social media? Hate it? Love it? Is Facebook trustworthy? UConn Athletics: Another long contract is coming onto the books with the hiring of Dan Hurley. Jonathan Harris, D - gubernatorial candidate, talks the SEBAC Agreement. Non-Essential workers will now be called Level 2 workers because "Non-Essential" is demeaning. Tyler Flanigan, 19 y.o. UCONN student is running for Senate. "Hey Nineteen."

Essential and Non-Essential Employees have been changed to Level 1 and Level 2 Employees, due to the demeaning nature of the term "Non-Essential." Michael shares a part of an interview he had with fmr. U.S. Senator Joe Lieberman, plus more from the Cambridge Analytica story, and Steve Weissman, Law Professor at Bentley University Waltham, who discusses the power of the internet. Victoria Jones, the D.C. Radio Company, fmr. White House correspondent, looks at the British-American connection to Cambridge Analytica. Plus, we ponder the dangers of social media to the First Amendment.

Bob Stefanowski, gubernatorial candidate, talks about what his plan, as governor, would be to save Connecticut from finanicial ruin. Plus, the back seat seatbelt law, Sen. Toni Boucher, gubernatorial candidate  on tolls, and Av Harris discusses reproductive rights. Ashley Dummit follows up on last weeks National Student Walkout and attempting a non-political school event

An Uber self-driving car causes pedestrian fatality. What's the future of autonomous vehicles? Cambridge Analytica, data mining company, along with Facebook connected to Trump campaign and fake news dissemination. Social Media/Technology run amok? Have you changed your mind on anything important politically or otherwise? Plus, Trump and the opioid crisis. Fake news vs. biased information... would you get in a driver-less car? Or trust a computer with your life?