This morning, Gary chatted with CT Political Columnist and SubStacker Terry Cowgill about 3rd parties and immigration, then House Republican Leader Vincent Candelora joined the show to discuss the EV mandate and the latest happenings in Hartford, Maggie Drag from Home Care 4 U stopped into the studio to talk about caring for our parents, and Thomas L. Krannawitter, President of Speakeasy Ideas, came on to talk about how progressive policies have hurt the family unit.

Dr. Patrick Kenney came on with Gary Byron, as the medical director of the supply chain of Yale New Haven Health Network and he discussed the possibility of N95 masks being re-usable.

Laura Soll, Board Member of the Windsor Food and Fuel Bank, joined Brad to talk about how the Windsor Food and Fuel Bank is appreciative to Windsor resident George Saponare for opening his amazing holiday-decorated home to the public during three December weekends - AND to the scores of people who visited, bringing donations of food and funds. This generous effort generated 625 pounds of nonperishable food and over $1,500 in funds for the Windsor Food & Fuel Bank. What a wonderful holiday gesture of goodwill by all! Thanks to all of you who helped to make it a success.