Veteran Investigative Journalist George Colli from GColli.com joined us from New York City for his weekly appearance, and discussed the scandal at NPR, and the media in general. Lee Elci from our sister station came on for his weekly cross-over bit, and Commissioner Bryan Cafferelli of the Department of Consumer Protection called in to talk about lemon laws concerning cars in CT,
Joe Markley wrote a fantastic op-ed about the renovations of the XL Center, and why everything around that should be put on hold. He explains to Gary on air.
Gary welcomed back Chris Healy from the Catholic Association stopped by to talk about Title IX and the Abortion Issue, highlighting it's the Democrats who take more extreme positions than does the GOP. State Senate Republican leader Steven Harding checked in live from the Republican Convention in Milwaukee. Attorney General William Tong came in studio to talk lawsuits and mandates.
Senate Minority Leader Len Fasano jumped on with Gary Byron to talk about his 6 page letter he sent to Gov. Ned Lamont regarding the dangers of absentee ballots.
