Grocery stores are going through it because of a meat shortage all over the country, and Wayne Pesce, the President of the CFA joined Gary Byron on the air to discuss.
President of the CFA, Wayne Pesce
Grocery stores are going through it because of a meat shortage all over the country, and Wayne Pesce, the President of the CFA joined Gary Byron on the air to discuss.
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Gary talked to former CT State Senator and Republican Nominee for LG in 2018, Joe Markley, who discussed what the CT GOP needs to do to close the gap. What are the RTC's doing? In 39 House and three Senate races, there is one unopposed candidate. That means no major party candidate in 28% of the 151 House Districts. Gary also talked about this with Amy Bourdon, who calls this unacceptable and believes RTC's need to do a better job of vetting candidates.
Author Mitchell Zuckoff joined Paul Pacelli to talk about his latest book, "Fall and Rise: The Story of 9/11"
STATE AUDITOR ROB KANE spoke to Brad about how State auditors, ‘stonewalled’ from information, seek more access. The state’s two independent auditors are asking for unfettered access to state data and other contract-related information that state contractors hold for state agencies. Auditors of Public Accounts John C. Geragosian and Robert J. Kane are seeking a clarification to state law because they say some contractors are impeding their watchdog office’s requests for information.