Jim and Jane talk with conservative columnist and RVO contributor Don Pesci about Democrats holding up the COVID-19 small business rescue bill.

We also chat with one of the founders of the Connecticut TEA Party Bob McGuffee.

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Tonights podcast features Dr. Michael Grey, chairman of the Department of Medicine at Saint Francis Hospital and Medical Center in Hartford, Connecticut.

Jim and Jane discuss the Wuhan Flu (COVID-19), stimulus packages and Dr. Grey provides and update suggesting it will all be over by summer. Grey also states he has plenty of respirators at this time. CDC Coronavirus (COVID-19) website.

Our guest this week is  Jazz Shaw, weekend editor for Hot Air.  Jazz thinks Democratic candidate for president Joe Biden has has some serious mental deficiencies.  Is it cruel for the Democrats to run him for president?

This week, we kick it off with the Sound Off Sister - Barbara Vicevich - discussing Sen. Chuck Schumer's (D-N.Y.) threats on two SCOTUS judges on the steps of the Supreme Court building. Plus we bring in Jonathan Hoenig from the Capitalist Pig on this week's market volatility.

Conservative Connecticut columnist Don Pesci joins us to discuss the myth of democratic socialism. We also remind listeners the toll efforts in the state are not dead.

Today, we feature Jazz Shaw, editor from the Hot Air blog. How much do you know about the Pentagon's Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP)? We dive in to the subject with Shaw. Read his most recent post on the subject right here.

Jane reveals more about what it's like to live under Communism and is convinced that's why the far left will not get the Democrat Party nomination.

John Hinderaker's most recent blog post - The State of the Race: Democrats in Despair?

Barbara Vicevich - the Sound-Off Sister and former chief prosecutor for southern district of Florida - says she thinks the democrats will not accept defeat. They’ll try again but it won’t be easy or smart.

Powerline Blog - Our long national nightmare is over.

Almost one year ago, the public hearing concerning Gov. Ned Lamont's (D) toll proposal drew hundreds of people opposed to additional taxes in Connecticut. Funds supposedly dedicated to road infrastructure programs - including Connecticut's extraordinary gas tax - don't seem to make it to the road surfaces. Assuming tolls will do any good is wishful thinking, and it's just another Connecticut tax to drive residents out and increase the cost of doing business in Connecticut.

After last year's public hearing, Sen. Martin Looney (D-New Haven) might be planning to avoid a public hearing on the new toll proposal.

Don Pesci is today's podcast guest, and his most recent article on the Connecticut toll proposal is now online here.

Jane brings us another example of creeping socialism. Connecticut Democrats are proposing a new state police department to combat hate crimes and violent right-wing extremism.

(No word on combating the left-wing extremism resulting in the attempted assassination of a Republican congressman. The Bernie Sanders local leaders who suggest gulags for conservatives also seem to be safe.) 

Jim and Jane have a discussion with Breitbart columnist John Hayward on the Trump impeachment show. What are the chances Trump will be convicted? Why are Democrats like Rep. Adam Schiff making total fools of themselves?

Also, why does the left and the media - but I repeat myself - have a premature tendency to hype stories they think will bury Trump?

Read Hayward at Breitbart, and follow him on Twitter.