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Dr. Amy Chai, a Republican candidate for Connecticut's first congressional district, discussed her campaign and political views. She highlighted her transition from Libertarian to Republican, influenced by her conversations with Vivek Ramasami. Chai emphasized her commitment to transparency, particularly through her Financial Transparency Act, which aims to reduce government fraud by creating a secure, read-only server for financial data. She also advocated for home schooling rights and criticized government overreach in family matters. Chai plans to move to the district if elected and is organizing events to engage with voters.

Erik Semmel from TAB Computer discussed the severe shortage of hard drives due to increased demand from AI and data centers, affecting small to mid-sized businesses. A hard drive that cost $400 last year now sells for $1,000. Additionally, three Silicon Valley engineers were arrested for sending trade secrets to Iran. Erik highlighted that 40% of AI use involves sensitive data, posing security risks. He also mentioned a new data storage technology using borosilicate glass that can store 4.8 terabytes for 10,000 years. Lastly, they touched on the potential use of robot umpires in baseball, balancing accuracy with the game's tradition and charm.

Josh Morgan from the Connecticut Department of Transportation (DOT) discussed the recent storm response, highlighting the efforts of crews who worked through the night to clear highways by late afternoon. Crews cycled in and out to ensure continuous operations. Mr. Morgan mentioned potential weather systems that could bring 1-3 inches of snow, prompting strategic deployments. The ban on commercial trucks was lifted in coordination with neighboring states, and compliance was generally high, with some exceptions. Enforcement falls under the Connecticut State Police and DMV, with a $100 fine for non-compliance. Josh emphasized the importance of public cooperation and safety.

Greg Bordanaro, Editor Hartford Business Journal. Potential impact to CT's banking industry of the big Webster-Santander deal, new potential regulations for data center development, and my take on Lamont's CT Option.

Anthony Ireland, CEO Greater Waterbury YMCA

Gov. Ned Lamont updates on state plans and safety during the latest winter storm.

Rep Steve Weir, 55th district, Labor and Housing Committee. Legislative session, storm cleanup and how it may affect a short session.

Jill Schlesinger, CFP® CBS News Business Analyst takes an early look at the week market and financial look in lieu of the storm and tarif news

The Great David Lightman joins us to tell us the latest from Washington DC ahead of President Trump's State of the Union Address next week.

CT DOT Communications Director Josh Morgan talks about Road and Highway safety.

President and CEO of The Connecticut Restaurant and Hospitality Association Scott Dolch will be on hand for the Rebellion Event at Foxwoods. He talks about how the industry is going so far this year.

Chairman for the CT Republicans Ben Proto joins us to discuss the state of the Republican party in the State of Connecticut and the upcoming election for Governor. Is this the time Republicans win?

The Courant's Chris Keating joins us to discuss the upcoming political races including a crowded 1st District Race. Also, Erin Stewart put out her first Ads in her hopes to defeat Governor Ned Lamont.

CABE Executive Director Patrice McCarthy and Board President Meg Scata join us in studio to discuss their agenda in the legislative session.

New London Day Sports Columnist Mike DiMauro calls in to discuss Dan Hurley's call out of fans at Gampel pavilion during UConn games.

Chris Mattei of Koskoff, Koskoff and Bieder joins us to discuss ICE and the Department of Homeland Security.

State Representative Jillian Gilchrest talks about what makes her different than other candidates and what her plans would be if elected.

Democrat Ruth Fortune is running for election to the House in the first district. She talks about her plans and her eagerness to debate the other candidates.

Former Homicide Detective Brian Foley joins us to talk about the Rhode Island Hockey Rink Shooting that left Three Dead and the continued investigation into the missing mother of Savannah Guthrie.

The City of Bristol has gotten Federal Funding to construct the first of its kind active shooter training facility for first responders. Mayor Ellen Zoppo-Sassu talks about it.

Paddi LeShane from Sullivan and LeShane is joined by Rebellion Group CEO Bryn Tindall to discuss a great event coming up at Foxwoods this weekend.

Erik Semmel from TAB Computer Systems and Computer Talk with TAB joins us for another Tech Tuesday. He discusses a possible lawsuit with a radio personality and an AI Voice among other things.

It is nearly springtime, but Spring will be in full bloom at the CT Convention Center for the annual Flower and Garden Show this weekend from the 19th to the 22nd. Kristie Gonsalves runs the show and she talks about everything you can see and buy there.

John Senecal of The FanBase Podcast joins us and talks World Baseball Classic.

Senate Minority Leader Stephen Harding joins us to talk about the latest from the session and comments on Governor Lamont's bid for re-election.

President of the CT Energy Marketers Association Chris Herb calls in to discuss energy prices in the state and how the weather is impacting those high prices.

The Great David Lightman joins us to wrap up the week with some national issues including the DHS funding debacle and more.

Norfolk has the largest Forest land in the state of Connecticut. Mike Zarfos is the Executive Director of the Great Mountain Forest and he tells us all about the great land of Norfolk.

A Multitude of things to do at The Weekend in Norfolk event which is coming up February 21st and 22nd. Devin Carlton and Sue Frish run down all the fun and great things to do.

Norfolk Town Historian Richard Byrne talks about the long history of the town.

Curling always seems to boom when the olympic games come around, but there is a Curling Club in Norfolk CT. Jonathan Barbagallo runs the Norfolk Curling Club and he tells us about the game!

Norfolk's First Selectman Henry Tirell talks about what makes his town so special.

How do you say this town name?! There is literally a poll and merchandise at The Berkshire Country Store in Norfolk and the owner Ryan Craig joins us to talk about it!

Sandie Terenzi and Mike Price join us to talk about the housing market and if it is time to buy or sell your house.

CT Mirror's John Moritz joins us to talk about the opposition to Iroquois natural gas project.

Congressman John Larson joins us to talk about his bid for re-election and how the current administration is making it difficult for congress to work.

Former Mayor of Hartford Luke Bronin is considered a real threat to John Larson's re-election in the 1st district for Congress. He talks about his plans and how he sees making some changes in Washington DC.

Daniel Fitzmaurice, Director of Advocacy United Way of Connecticut . Re: Governor Lamont Proclaims 2/11 as 211 Day in CT, time to celebrate and remind Connecticut residents about this critical three-digit number that helps millions of residents get connected to help when they need it most.

David Baulsir, CT Store Manager, FiiZ Drinks coming to Brookfield

Corrianne Chipello, Chief Executive Officer of Hartford's Camp Courant talks about the upcoming Event Winter Bash, February 19 @ 4:00 pm - 7:00 pm Arch Street Tavern 85 Arch St, Hartford.

DMV Commissioner Tony Guerrera, talks about a new program that is effective immediately, new drivers are now required to complete a free online Connecticut Work Zone Safety Course prior to obtaining a learner's permit, strengthening early driver education, and reinforcing the importance of safe driving practices

AG William Tong calls in to discuss the displaced tenants of the Concierge Apartments in Rocky Hill. The tenants had no heat or hot water, yet they weren't allowed to break their leases.