The Lisa Wexler Show The Lisa Wexler Show

Lisa begins the show with an update on rising Covid-19 cases in CT, and how the testing around the state needs to improve. She also comments on the passing of New York City's first Black Mayor David Dinkins. She then turns the conversation to the building feud between Governor Ned Lamont and the CT Teacher's Unions who are pushing for full remote learning out of fear of rising coronavirus rates. Mindy from Trumbull who teaches in Stratford calls in to give a ground level account of what is happening at our public schools. Is in-person learning working?

Lisa continues the conversation about the situation and safety of the kids, teachers and staff at our public schools during the current wave of the pandemic. Mindy from Trumbull rejoins the show to continue her account of what is really happening at our schools. Lisa then reveals that regular guest Martha Zoller is recovering after being hospitalized for something other than Covid-19. Next Lisa looks at the transition (or lack thereof) of Presidential power from the Trump to Biden administration. Has President Donald Trump admitted defeat? If not, what is the rest of the government doing to prepare for the transition?

Lisa starts the show reflecting on 100 years of women's Suffrage, then previews the truth about Covid-19 efficacy rates. The conversation then turns to the Christmas Tree in Times Square and how our cutting down of trees every winter effects nature.

Lisa discusses her upcoming trip to the dentist and what other dental professionals are doing to protect themselves during the pandemic. She also weighs the decision that many individuals face when travelling to NYC. Should she take the train or drive in? Then she reviews Bill Gates' charitable organization and how they are preparing the world for a vaccine.

Lisa begins the show breaking down Governor Ned Lamont's comments and new policies regarding Covid-19 in CT. Then Lisa shares Rachel Maddow's compelling coronavirus story. Then She analyzes the public's growing distrust of the election process and distrust of national news sources.

Lisa continues the discussion about the rise of Covid-19 cases in CT and how we may be going against new CDC guidelines. She then turns the conversation to concerns about education because of the pandemic. Then Quinnipiac University Professor Angela Mattie joins the show to talk about the Affordable Care Act and how it may possibly effect any vaccines on the horizon.