Todd Feinburg

Todd discusses government power and waste, as the cost of borrowing for the Federal Govt will reach $1 Trillion next year. Then, we're joined by Kathy Flaherty from CLRP.org.

Rants in the 1st Hour today 

Rants and Reese on the Radio. 

Philosophy professor Jason Hill joins us first to discuss his thoughts on our stolen masculinity. Then, Joe Petrina presents his theory on the unconstitutionality of local taxes. Visit Hoodwinked.net.

Dianne Feinstein has fallen. It was just a few months ago she was out with shingles. Now Todd's wife has shingles, 

We air a busy Rant Line, then talk with Mike Liebowitz about what people get wrong about media bias. Liebo hosts the Rational Egoist podcast.

Todd plays some Trump cuts from his campaign rally, then we're joined by Joe Markley who fills us in on the mock constitutional convention the was part of in Virginia last week.

Donna Dubanoski, a ten year member of Enfield's Board of Assessment Appeals, discusses the town's problems with its new assesor and

After Rants and phone calls during the first half hour, CT political veteran Tom Scott joins us for his weekly visit.

Podcaster and radio veteran Jim Watkins joins Todd for a conversation on national politics. Then, Todd discusses the state police union and its fight to keep secret the names of troopers writing up and processing fake tickets. Also Red Jahncke calls in

We are joined by Kelly Hemmeler, a candidate for town councilor in Enfield (she's a former councilor, and former BAA member.)

We didn't get many Rants in today, as reaction to our Enfield conversation during the 4pm hour flowed over. Then, we talked taxes for the rest of the hour.

Art Mullen (Farmer from Enfield, CT) calls in and talks about the new Assessor and how horrible things have become for Farmers in the Town of Enfield

Are we crazy to be supporting Ukraine in its war against Russia? Todd thinks those drone attacks on Russia seem to be retaliation against us! We talk to George Beebe, former advisor to Dick Cheney. Then, we take phone calls.

We take phone calls, play RANTS, then catch up with Tom Scott!

Max Borders wants us to rediscover the wisdom of the American Founders, and he's offering cash for the best idea. We talk to the author of "Underthrow: How Jefferson's Dangerous Idea Will Spark a New Revolution." Then, we take phone calls.

We discuss the public split in Enfield between the town government on one side and it's Board of Assessor Appeals on the other - over property taxes. Then, Joan Nichols, Executive Director of the CT Farm Bureau, explains problems with property taxes impacting farmers in Enfield.