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Power & Politics 

News12  Saturday at 2:30 pm/ Sunday 11:30am.

Host:  Mark Sudol 

Governor Ned Lamont on Trump’s Big Beautiful Bill
State Health Commissioner Manisha Juthani on West Nile Virus and state vaccinations
John Craven on heating assistance
Capitol Report          WTNH  10:30am
Host:  Tom Dudchik
Panel:   Liz Kurantowicz, John McKinney,Joe Aresimowicz,  Brandon McGee
DOJ labels CT a ‘sanctuary state’.  CT Dems and Republicans respond. And Sen. Blumenthal visits with a former Afghan interpreter in ICE custody.
Connecticut Sun deal still isn’t a deal. Gov. Lamont weighs in, while potential gubernatorial candidate Erin Stewart goes off about “Connecticut’s losing streak”
State Sen. Ryan Fazio files paperwork to explore 2026 run for Governor
News 8 Political Reporter Mike Cerulli’s musings on Fazio and 1st Congressional District
Sen. Chris Murphy: Dems should ‘fight fire with fire’ surrounding Texas redistricting battle

Face the Facts        10:00 AM

NBC Connecticut   Host: Mike Hydeck

New Haven Mayor Justin Elicker (D) joins us to talk about recent immigration arrests, including the detainment of a high school student, and his response to Connecticut being labeled a sanctuary jurisdiction.

Brian O’Connor, Director of Public Policy and Advocacy for the Connecticut Conference of Municipalities, explains why CCM opposed HB 5002, the housing bill that Gov. Lamont vetoed. With a special session possible in the fall, O’Connor tells us what he would like to see in a new version, and where he thinks compromise could be reached

WFSB  8:30 a.m.

CT ’25 

Host: Eric Parker

Former Hartford Mayor Luke Bronin on his bid for the 1st Congressional District seat

Amol Kohli, a former Friendly’s waiter, who is now running the entire company as Chairman of BRIX Holdings

Newly Retired Westbrook HS Teacher Kenneth Savage on setting a Guinness World Record

 

This Week in Connecticut   
Host: Dennis House    WTNH 10:00 am

The race for CT-1:

Luke Bronin/congressional candidate

Helping thousands:

Shawonda Swain/Middlesex United Way

Antique cars:

Bud Wilkinson/Ride-CT

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