Dan Champagne joined Brad Davis to talk about the crumbling foundations

Want to really connect with your Valentine? If you have just five minutes to spare each day—and who doesn’t?—Saundra Dalton-Smith, M.D., can tell you what you can do to boost the intimacy you experience as a couple including your sex life. She’ll explain how to make the most of this five minutes whether you sit on the bed, on the couch or anywhere in between as you give each other uninterrupted time to make eye contact and talk about your lives. Far too often, Dr. Saundra will say, couples spend most of their time on conflict resolution—not closeness. She’ll explain what social rest and emotional rest are and ways couples can provide these respites for their spouses so everyone wins. Board-certified in internal medicine, Dr. Saundra has been featured in featured in Prevention, Women's Day, Redbook, First For Women, and numerous other media outlets. Her newest book is “Sacred Rest: Recover Your Life, Renew Your Energy, Restore Your Sanity.”

Gary caught up with Karen Straughan, a critic of feminism and an advocate for men’s rights, about the Democrats evil agenda. Half the states in the US are fending off gender-affirming care for children. Then Republican Senate Leader Steven Harding called in to discuss the 4.5% raise for CT state workers, as most people in the state continue to struggle. Gary chatted with USA Today's Conservative Journalist Ingrid Jacques about liberal media bias, particularly the scandal at NPR.