Capitol roundup: Boyd, booze, gas taxes and Trump talks to Barry

Legislators might not be in Nashville, but that's not stopping agendas from being pushed and bills from being filed.

First up, Gov. Bill Haslam will introduce a major part of of his 2017 legislative agenda at a press conference Monday morning. The media notice doesn't say what Haslam will be talking about, but if his long-awaited gas tax proposal isn't unveiled, every reporter on the Hill will be more than a bit surprised. Meanwhile, the Koch-funded anti-tax Americans for Prosperity says it is waiting to hear the specific details before officially taking a stance against the proposal. Andrew Ogles, the head of the Tennessee chapter of AFP tells the Chattanooga Times Free Press he's already met with the governor:Â