Gary kicked off the week by catching up with the chair of the CT Young Republicans, Ken Langille. State Senator Tony Hwang joined the show to discuss the latest happenings in Hartford in the short legislative session, and Gary talked transportation with journalist James Cameron.
Gary started today's show with Pastor Jim Staley, director of Passion for Truth Ministries, to discuss Joe Biden's Trangender Proclamation on Easter as an Attack on Christianity. Then House Republican Leader Vinny Candelora joined the show to talk about the announcement about the arrest Jose Pavon-Fermin, a violent convicted sex offender who was deported but came back to CT illegally and to give a budget update, including Democrats opting for gimmicks. Finally, Constitutional Scholar Thomas Karanawitter called in to discuss his new Substack, and some of the recent stories he has written about.
ADAM SCHNEIDER, ACTING SPECIAL AGENT IN CHARGE OF INSPECTOR GENERAL BOSTON FIELD DIVISION, spoke to Brad Davis about: Monroe police see increase in fraudulent phone calls – Inspector General Warns Public About Fraudulent Phone Calls Threatening Arrest or Legal Action. Police are reporting an increase in fraudulent phone calls from people claiming to be from the Social Security Administration.
LEGAL ANALYST LORETTA POWERS will talk about: AFTER DEATHS, MORE TOURISTS TO DOMINICAN REPUBLIC SAY THEY WERE STRICKEN WITH ILLNESS. Their island getaways went bad in ways that sound similar: crippling stomach cramps, explosive diarrhea and malaise that lasted after they returned home. But in some ways, they consider themselves lucky. They survived their trips to the Dominican Republic. As reports of American tourists dying in the country continue to grab headlines.
