We play some RANTS, take some calls and then talk lottery tickets with REESE on the Radio! visit ReeseOnTheRadio.com.

More Wethersfield conversation. Then, we discuss whether our political crisis can be fixed with James Davison Hunter

Emily Zambrello, a policy analyst for House Dems in Hartford, said in Wethersfield this week that a Thin Blue Line flag could not be flown in Wethersfield to honor fallen state police officer Aaron Pelletier because it represents racism and hate "to some people." We discuss.

We talk more about the Grocery Store market in Connecticut in view of the news that Stop & Shop is considering some store closures here and elsewhere in New England. Joe Markley joins that conversation at 440, and he also offers some comment on the reaction he's received to our conversation last week on the state GOP

We've got a ton of fun RANTS. Then, we get our Tuesday visit from pundit Tom Scott for a discussion on Biden's new asylum proposal. Call the Rant Line anytime at 860-751-4698!

Jill Jacobson reports from Boston on Democrats still pursuing their failed soft-on-crime policies. Jill's a recent law school grad from YoungVoices.org. Then, Exxon Mobil is fighting with ESG activists who want to pressure the company to follow business strategies the company doesn't favor. Isaac Willour explains.

Isaac Willour - Exxon Mobil is fighting with ESG activists who want to pressure the company to follow business strategies the company doesn't favor. 

HEY JIM - WHOSE GOING TO BE THE NEXT PRESIDENT? The Science of Fauci! Which Prez will die first? We talk to Jim Watkins about the presidential campaign - and Hollywood stars, like Robert De Niro, making the mistake of giving his political opinions. Jim's podcast is called Jim Watkins is Speaking Out, go to JimWatkins1.com. Then, we take calls on the topic.

We play RANTS from today and get caught up on those from Thursday and Friday. Plus, we take phone calls. You can RANT anytime at 860-751-4698.

We talk more about Donald Trump, election rigging and court convictions. Then Chris Powell wonders why CTDems react to the Trump conviction by saying nobody is against the law, but their own policies routinely violate Connecticut law.