RAHEEL RAZA, Clarion Project Advisory Board member, a founding member of the Muslim Reformer Movement, and international human rights activist. Raheel Raza—who received a fatwa from Saudi Arabia—contends that Saudi Arabia has a grotesque history of violence that must be condemned. She argues that the United States was correct to denounce this violence, but that it’s ridiculous that Muslim nations have failed to condemn this brutal murder and are instead looking to America for an answer. She joined Brad and Paul.

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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.

Sen. Toni Boucher, Serves on the Finance Revenue and Bonding Committee, spoke to Brad about how in 2018, most of the $2 billion Connecticut paid state retirees stayed in Connecticut, but at least $184.5 million went to 4,800 retirees who now live in Florida.