We talk consitutional values with Max Borders from Underthrow.org. Max has a new book on the subject entitled, "Underthrow: How Jefferson's Dangerous Idea Will Spark a New Revolution." And Chris Powell, CT political writer from ChrisPowellColumn.com, says the decline of the Catholic Church has left a void in Connecticut.

Todd reviews some Jolly Ned classics from the Covid era, then State Senator Rob Sampson of Wolcott joins us to encourage resistance to the blind march toward electric cars in the state, the country and the world.

More Rants this hour, and more discussion about solar panels on your roof. Plus, Robert from Cheshire reports on Hartford's desire to close its airport. Does it make any sense?

We play Rants and take phone calls - mostly on installing solar panels on your roof and whether that's a good idea.

We play Rants and take calls, then state rep. Carol Hall previews tonight's 7pm public informational meeting in Enfield sponsored by the BAA.

We talk politics, and Enfield, then we're joined by old friend Alfonso McGriff of Hartford about focusing on reaching our own goals rather then being distracted by the noise in the world.

We talk with Joel Zinberg from the Competitive Enterprise Institute about how America was failed by the CDC during Covid. We discuss his ideas for how we can restore our big bureaucracies to efficacy.

It's Rant Line Time. Then, we talk with Michael Tanner, who thinks he has a better idea than Reparations.

We talk Climate with Jim Watkins from the Speaking Out America podcast (speakingoutAmerica.com), then Red Jahncke is here to talk E Pluribus Unim.

Todd takes calls on the latest Trump indictments, then talks with Enfield BAA member Lori Longhi about the town's problems with runaway, vindictive property taxes.