Steve NoxonKaren is an outspoken anti-feminist spokeswoman who shares her thoughts on her YouTube channel girlwriteswhat. We talk about the disturbing trend of pushing gender dysmorphia on children as young as five, including the promotion of medical intervention by many in the medical community.
Sen. Miner expressed frustration with the size and scope of the budget implementer bill. He joins me to talk about the pros and cons of a process that has been abused for years.
Sen. Hwang joins me to discuss the state of our broken system of government that has been exposed by the handling of the implementer bill and the legalization of recreational marijuana.
The President of the Yankee Institute reminds everyone to continue to pay attention to what lawmakers are doing in Hartford and to be sure to let them know that you are paying attention with their VoterVoice link.
CT State Senator Henri Martin joins me to go over the potential for tricks being played yet again with the budget implementer bill, a bill that should only be about how the budget gets implemented, but becomes a way to pass many unpopular items that receive little or no debate or attention.
The author of Common Sense Nation: Unlocking the Forgotten Power of the American Idea discusses his recent American Greatness column “What About the Founders?“.
The sports filmmaker discusses his new limited streaming series Promiseland, which tells the story of Ja Morant, who went from an unnoticed high school basketball player to NBA Rookie of the Year and sports celebrity.
We meet the new Director of the Waterbury Department of Public Health Aisling McGuckin and talk about some of the health-related issues facing the residents of the city.
Former New York City teacher and former Congressional candidate Cindy Grosz details the corruption and abuse that is rampant in the NYC school system, the exposure of which cost her her job.
former CT State Senator Len Suzio spells out an even greater concern about the Transportation and Climate Initiative program that Gov. Lamont would like Connecticut to sign onto.