Todd Feinburg

We take phone calls, play RANTS, then welcome political analyst Tom Scott for his weekly visit.

 We have a fascinating conversation on race relations and politics. Next, we are joined by Juan Pablo Villasmil of Young Voices on the dynamics of Super Tuesday.

Jim Watkins joins us (Jim Watkins is Speaking Out podcast) to discuss the derangement syndrome that can take over a person's minds when they fall in love with a candidate or a cause. Visit www.jimwatkins1.com. Then, Don calls and starts a conversation on race.

After RANTS, we talk about a new Hartford neighborhood watch with Archbishop Dexter Burke "Walk in the Light" Church of God on Garden St. Call 860-839-6627 for details.

A new study suggests the air pollution called by the excess tire and brake particulates released by EVs exceeds the environmental impact of the filtered tailpipe emissions of gas powered cars. We discuss. Then, Chris Powell joins us to argue against the destructive, oppressive government that haunts CT today. Visit ChrisPowellColumn.com

Isaac Willour is a 22 year old political writer from Young Voices. Given his age, we talk about GenZ - his generation - and how they differ. We take calls for the second half of the hour on GenZ and changes proposed for the restaurant minimum wage law in CT.

A Hartford pastor, Archbishop Dexter Burke from "Walk in the Light" Church of God, has started an armed citizen patrol to bring safety to Garden Street. We talk to him and callers. Then we're joined by Jamil Jaffer from Scalia Law School at George Mason University who tells us the world, to be safe, needs a strong America.

We start off with RANTS and take calls on hot topics.

The hour starts off with RANTS, ends with REESE, from ReeseOnTheRadio.com.

Why are Nip bottles important? Why should they not be banned? We discuss. Then, we're joined by Alphonso McGriff.

Isaac Willour is a 22 year old political writer from Young Voices. He joins to discuss the Laken RIley murder in Georgia. Then, we discuss whether nip bottles need to be subject a ban in Connecticut.

Entrepreneur and tech investor Jason Palmer is positioning himself as an alternative to President Joe Biden in Nevada’s upcoming presidential primary and is using his bid to encourage the sitting president to make way for someone new.

Todd discusses election fraud in Bridgeport with callers, then with former state senator Joe Markley.

Dr Harvey Risch returns for a Covid update. What caused it (the Wuhan lab, working with American scientists) who messed up the response (the military, put in charge by President Trump), and the vaccine, which Risch doesn't recommend. Dr. Risch is a Professor Emeritus of Epidemiology at Yale.

We play RANTS, take phone calls, and talk politics with Tom Scott on his weekly visit and we discuss the Trojan Horses whose contents sit in plain site

Our conversation about the UCONN mismanagement continues, then we talk CPAC - the conservative conference - from the perspective of our Latino reporter - Juan Pablo Villasmil. https://youtu.be/4mDJOG7n4G0?feature=shared 

We talk politics with Jim Watkins, then discuss a story from the Courant on more wasted money at UCONN Health.

We play RANTS and take calls, then talk about a new study that explains reasons why the shortage of housing seems to be an exploding problem on the west coast with Steve Greenhut of PacificResearch.org.

We start off today with RANTS - but first, Todd plays a sound cut challenging the "Germ Paradigm." It's from the podcast of Mark Bailey and his wife Sam, both MDs from New Zealand, who think all disease comes from bacteria - and there's no such thing as an immune system. We discuss.