The state budget is a heap of trouble right now with all of the coronavirus costs that are racking up more and more dollars against it, and former Lt. Gov candidate Joe Markley came on with Gary to break it all down.
Joe Markley
The state budget is a heap of trouble right now with all of the coronavirus costs that are racking up more and more dollars against it, and former Lt. Gov candidate Joe Markley came on with Gary to break it all down.
Gary spoke to conservative journalist Chris Powell about a government scandal and addressed the notion that Social Security and Medicare could be on the chopping block under Donald Trump. NBC CT Investigative Reporter Len Besthoff updated us on his “Reckless On Our Roads” story, and former Congressman Scott Klug joined the show to talk about the 71 million centrists who will decide the election in November.
Veteran Investigative Journalist George Colli from GColli.com joined us from New York City for his weekly appearance, and discussed the scandal at NPR, and the media in general. Lee Elci from our sister station came on for his weekly cross-over bit, and Commissioner Bryan Cafferelli of the Department of Consumer Protection called in to talk about lemon laws concerning cars in CT,
State Rep Tom Delnicki, who is the ranking member of banks here in the state of Connecticut, joined Gary Byron to talk about the coin shortage.