Todd Feinburg

Nikki Haley acted like she won in New Hampshire, which she didn't. And Donald Trump acted like he lost, which he didn't. Who got it wrong? We talk politics. Then, former state senator Joe Markley offers his reactions.

Have Democrats plans to outlaw affordable cars in CT faltered? State Senator Rob Sampson thinks it may have, since their plan to hold a special session next week is running out of time. We talk politics with Rob. Then, we discuss last night's New Hampshire primary, and the reactions of the candidates.

Today's RANTS are rolled over to tomorrow in favor of political talk. Todd emphasizes his belief that the control of the two parties must be broken. And CT conservative pundit Tom Scott tells us why Donald Trump has the nomination wrapped up, and we ask about the VP options.

How is AI impacting politics? We ask Matt Mittelsteadt, a research fellow and technologist at the Mercatus Center, after a fake Joe Biden robotcall told GOP voters to stay home today in NH. Then we talk with professor Scott McLean from Quinnipiac University - and one of his students - who is in New Hampshire with his political science majors.

We start off talking with Jim Watkins, host of the Jim Watkins is Talking podcast, for a chat about the New Hampshire Primary. Then, we discuss a possible special session in Hartford to force electric cars to be the only choice for shoppers.

We play our RANTS for today and discuss the movie Oppenheimer, which Todd saw over the weekend. Then, Mike Liebowitz joins us for a conversation on . He's the host of The Rational Egoist podcast.

We talk EVs, the EU and the war in Ukraine in connection to Ike's theory of the military industrial complex that still resonates today. Plus, we explore ranked choice voting with Chris Powell.

What happens when a climate change activist is confronted by pro-Hamas activists in the climate community? Ethan Brown comes to us from Young Voices and hosts the Sweaty Penguin podcast. Then, Todd revisits the Eisenhower speech on the military industrial complex and how it intersects with theories that JFK was killed by the CIA - as spelled out in a new Rob Reiner podcast.

We play cuts of Jolly Ned Lamont demonstrating to state business owners and executives just how disconnected he is from their lives and needs, and of Rep Robyn Porter of New Haven discussing how the governor's plan to ban gas powered cars is strongly opposed by urban voters. Porter does a nice rant about the problems with electric cars. Plus, Todd discusses the American Capitalist Party.

We start off with RANTS because it's Friday, which are moved to the first hour because our last hour of the week is dedicated to "Order Up," our food hour. The first two hours for current events, last hour for food - only on Fridays.

RANTS first, then Reese on the Radio for a conversation on runaway government. Is big government reaching the end of the line?

We talk racism, bringing the VIEW's Wednesday race conversation into the conversation, then we discuss the EU's new tech regulatory scheme and whether it's fair to the big companies with Jessica Melugin from the Competitive Enterprise Institute.

Todd launches a conversation on racism by playing a clip of podcaster and Brown University professor Glenn Lowry describing the tragedy of Harvard's decision to abandon merit in the hiring of Claudine Gay, then adds a clip from the VIEW yesterday on race.

We play RANTS, we play an old Jolly Ned's Comedy Club, and we take phone calls - for the entire hour!

Republican presidential candidates are being baited and attacked for not saying America is a racist country. But what makes it a racist country and why should they agree to that? Next we discuss racism with Joe Markley.

We discuss Florida and its cold weather, the ads we hear all the time that wouldn't have been allowed a few years back, and why bad people can be a good thing for mankind with Michael Harrison from Talkers Magazine. Plus, remember when we all used to watch the same TV and hear the same radio?

Today's RANTS are rolled over to tomorrow in favor of political talk. Todd emphasizes his belief that the control of the two parties must be broken. And CT conservative pundit Tom Scott tells us why Donald Trump has the nomination wrapped up, and we ask about the VP options.

Jim Watkins joins us for a conversation on last night's first presidential vote - the Iowa Caucus, which Trump won by 30 points, but got just a bit more than his opponents combined.

We play RANTS and talk about the American System of Government and how to get it back!