With the topic of quasi-agencies looming over Gov. Lamont's administration, State Senator Henri Martin came on to talk about why yet another one could be on the horizon.
State Senator Henri Martin with Gary Byron
With the topic of quasi-agencies looming over Gov. Lamont's administration, State Senator Henri Martin came on to talk about why yet another one could be on the horizon.
Gary talked to retired Col Eric Buer about the situation in the middle east, both between the Palestinians and Israelis, and Iran and Israel. Col Buer theorized as to how the conflicts might eventually come to an end. Then House Republican leader Vinny Candelora joined the show to discuss the end of the session, and told our listeners what they can do to help slow down the Democratic agenda. Lastly, on National Prayer Day, Pastor Joel Rissinger called in to discuss the Middle East unrest, and what the bi
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ble says about that land.
The Chairman of the Connecticut State GOP, JR Romano joined Gary Byron on the air to talk about the response to the coronavirus.
Masks for Connecticut was out in Hartford handing out masks, over 50,000 of them to people of all professions. Deputy House Minority Leader Vin Candelora joined Gary on the air to explain why this is so important to Connecticut residents.