Todd Feinburg

Michael Liebowitz joins us to share his contempt for the games congress plays. He and Todd discuss. Then, we take calls on whether what's happening in Washington actually requires such breathless coverage.

We've got RANTS to play, so we play them, followed by our weekly lament with Tom Scott.

We listen to tape of Ned Lamont being glib and dismissive of serious questions in an interview with Bloomberg. And, we talk to political writer Chris Powell about the racism of using minorities as political tokens. chrispowellcolumn.com

Todd debates Dr. Omekongo Dibinga on racism. He's the author of a book called Lies About Black People: How to Combat Racist Stereotypes and Why It Matters. Then we take phone calls.

We finish off RANTS during the first half of the hour, then discuss other issues, like deceptive news reporting.

Friday starts off with RANTS, and we take calls on issues of schools and transgenderism. Nobody wants to talk about Dianne Feinstein!

It's RANT LINE TIME, of course, as well REESE-time - ReeseOnTheRadio.com.

We start the hour talking to Rob Sampson, State Senator from Wolcott, about this week's special session.

Morning guy Brian Shactman joins us from LAX to share his experience of watching last night's GOP debate from inside the Reagan Library. In the second half of the hour, Todd plays some debate cuts and takes calls.

We've got our RANTS working at 860-751-4698! And we discuss the Fleecing of America!

Jim Watkins joins us for an old fashioned segment of partisan talk radio, then Joe Markley comes with inspiration from our conversation based on you having a magic wand to solve any problem. What would Joe change?

If you had the Magic Wand and could make any change to our political system, what would you do? That's the question for this hour, and Todd takes calls.

We've got RANTS to play, so we play them, followed by our weekly visit with Tom Scott.

Taylor Barkley, Director of Technology and Innovation with the Center for Growth and Opportunity, explains the parameters of a Federal Trade Commission anti-trust suit against Amazon. Then, Red Jahncke discusses the crushing cost of government waste.

Todd lays out new concerns in Enfield. Is there a connection between the sale of the Mass Mutual property, a real estate commission, and the honest practice of politics (or lack thereof) in town government?

We play RANTS and take phone calls to start the hour. We wonder whether Chicken Keyev is still a thing. And we talk to Michael Liebowitz.

We talk about an out of control STAR youth home in Harwinton with Marc Fitch from InsideInvestigator.org. Next we are joined by Chris Powell for a conversation about Misappropriation and Pickleball. Visit ChrisPowellColumn.com.

What exactly is NJ Senator Bob Menendez accused of? Todd discusses first half hour. Then, we talk to CT Superior Court Judge Thomas Moukawsher about how the litigation system in the state is broken. That's the topic of his new book, The Common Flaw."

More Rants and calls start off the 4:00 hour. And, at 4:40, we're joined by Tom Tyler, chair of the Board of Assessment Appeals in Enfield, for his thoughts on a special meeting held for the community on Wednesday with the BAA and the council.

Scott Delorge joins Todd to discuss Enfield and all that comes with it.