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Sunday Talk

June 13, 2026

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Power & Politics

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

Host: Mark Sudol

Dr. Jonathan Wharton, an associate professor of political science and state government at Southern Connecticut State University, on the latest in the Erin Stewart investigation

State Representative Lucy Dathan on her decision not to run for State Senate

John Craven on Yale Law School’s Political Boot Camp

Capitol Report WTNH 10:30am

Host: Tom Dudchik

Panel: Joe Aresimowicz, Liz Kurantowicz, John McKinney, Brandon McGee

Feds subpoena New Britain City Hall in criminal probe of former mrayor Erin Stewart

Gov. Lamont rolls out election year utility strategy

GOP scrambles to find 50th District candidate to primary Jadon MacCormack

News 8’s Chief Political Correspondent on campaign cash and the race for governor

Why the 2006 Lamont vs. Lieberman debate is relevant in Maine’s 2026 US Senate race

Capitol Report wins an Emmy!

WFSB 8:30 a.m.

CT ’26

Host: Eric Parker

The latest in CT Politics with WFSB’s Susan Raff and CT Insider’s Dan Haar
Jill Desjean of the Natl Assn of Student Financial Aid Administrators talks about changes coming to Student Loans on July 1st
Tyler Johnson of Windham Water Works discusses the serious issue of Water Chestnuts that are plaguing two local reservoirs

Face the Facts 10:00 AM

NBC Connecticut Host: Mike Hydeck

Gary Rose is no stranger to political scandals. The Sacred Heart University professor of political science weighs in on how the Erin Stewart scandal differs from some of those we’ve seen in the past.

Size matters, at least when it comes to lobsters in our state. Scott Dolch, Exec. Director of the CT Restaurant & Hospitality Association explains how a new law could make your next lobster roll a little more affordable, and we examine why some fishermen want the state to claw it back.

Plus, Mike Hydeck and Mike Savino break down the latest on the Stewart investigation, and what remains unanswered.