Todd Feinburg

We listen to Enfield Councilor at Large Gina Cekala's remarks at the Monday night meeting, expressing her devotion to WTIC and the afternoon show and the transparency we provide which caused her party to lose its control of the Town Council. Also, we hear GOP Councilor Doug Finger rebutt Cekala's remarks, making the point that Democrats are calling the kettle black.

What's wrong with Disney? How did they ignore the best interests of investors and put woke politics first? We discuss with Isaac Willour of YoungVoices.org. Then, Todd shares a tip about a Democrat on Democrat legislative debate - on one side, urban representatives are fighting for language that refers to "Mothers," while white suburban reps favor "pregnant persons." We discuss.

We play RANTS, then chat with Michael Liebowicz.

We take calls the first half of the hour, then we're joined by Chris Powell from ChrisPowellColumn.com.

Don't mock baseball for being a slow-paced game - it's different strokes for different folks according to Chuck Blahous who says baseball is great for people who love numbers. Then, California moves fast-food minimum wage to $20 per hour - a really destructive socialist move, says Todd.

More RANTS, more calls, and we discuss how nuts it is for the Dept of Justice to be suing Apple for making people pay more for products for the very reason they are willing to pay more - because only Apple develops the software for their hardware - making them work better.

Friday Rants

We play RANTS, Take some calls, and have our weekly chat with REESE. ReeseOnTheRadio.com.

We discuss the justice department's anti-trust suit against Apple with social media entrepreneur John Matze, who founded and ran Parler and now does the same for Hedgehog, a social media news sharing site. Parler was shutdown by Apple early on, and the experience left John very upset over Apple's anti-competitive power.

More calls on family decisions as we play RANTS. Then, Michael Liebowitz talks more about his life since getting out of prison 15 months ago, and more specifically, since his live in girlfriend got cancer a couple of months ago. To make a donation to support Melissa's son, visit this gofundme page: https://gofund.me/ca468694

Young people today have children at half the rate of 70 years ago. Todd wonders why, and asks callers to share how they feel about their procreation decisions. Have you ever considered doing your life differently?

We start with a look at what's happening at the state Capital with Senator Rob Sampson of Wolcott. Then, Todd discusses the appearance today of podcaster and author Coleman Hughes on ABC's The View for a discussion on race. His new book is "The End of Race Politics: Arguments for a Colorblind America."

We take phone calls and play RANTS this hour. Tom Scott is off this week!

Did the Democratic leaders of Connecticut propose eliminating gas powered cars and replacing them with EVs without even talking to legislators? Yup. That's why the idea has been killed by Democrats. We take calls for this hour.

We discuss the bridge disaster in Baltimore with Jim Watkins, host of the "Jim Watkins is Speaking Out" podcast. Visit www.jimwatkins1.com. Then, we discuss a plan to help fund scholarships for poor kids with Carol Platt Liebau of Yankee Institute.

We play lots of RANTS and take calls across the hour. Plus, we hear Donald Trump's remarks after court today.

The political reporters at NBC aren't too happy with their bosses who suddenly hired the fired head of the Republican national party, Ronna McDaniel, and put her on Meet the Press this weekend. We discuss with Juan Pablo Villasmil. And Chris Powell joins us to talk about his column talking about how many liberal reporters end up out of journalism and working in cushier jobs in state government.

Dems in Hartford want you to give free meals to college students who you've already loaned tuition to but they'll look to write-off in a few years! Has the world gone crazy? Well, the left has. Then, we talk about what you would do it you won a billion bucks in the lottery - and how much that day or two of fantasy is worth.

More RANTS, more calls, and we discuss how nuts it is for the Dept. of Justice to be suing Apple for making people pay more for products for the very reason they are willing to pay more - because only Apple develops the software for their hardware - making them work better.