Fresh BREWED Politics: Recent Episodes

Andrew Cooperrider

Politics covered from a liberty and constitutional perspective.

Hillary Clinton says white Christian men are the real problem with America. A mom strips at a school board meeting to make a point; was it a good move? The Shutdown Sombrero war rages on.Former State Auditor Mike Harmon, Constitutional Kentucky's Tony Wheatley, and activist Jacob Clark join me for another sneak peek of Late Night On The Right.I dropped one sneak peek episode a few weeks ago and asked for feedback. We have made some adjustments based on that feedback. We still have a few production issues we are working through before we do a full launch. The show has continued to air weekly on TV but will not release weekly episodes online until after the first of the year. Once again, feedback is welcomed as we try to improve the project.

People who think it is racist to pause immigration from non-English-speaking countries until English Learner programs in K-12 education stop overwhelming our schools are wrong, and I explain why.

JCPS is trying to get taxpayers to bail them out of their financial mess by passing new and higher taxes. Kentucky lawmakers are saying, 'We will change the law' to stop JCPS from increasing taxes.

Andy Barr sent a cease and desist letter to a PAC that is running an attack ad he claims is false. I'll explain what this can teach us about campaigning in general.

Fayette County School Superintendent is called before the Legislature and asked about his financially failing school district that has been spending millions on travel, hotels, and restaurants.
Jefferson County School Board learns they must sell assets in order for the district to remain solvent.
A new poll is out in the Senate race. I go through how each candidate's strengths and weaknesses are shaping up.

The U.S. Military spots a UFO and decides to shoot a missile at it.

Would be Trump assassin says he wants to have a golf match with Trump to the death.

A Texas company is putting armed drones in Florida schools.

These stories are all 100% true, and just some of what we covered on a new show I'm working on called "Late Night on the Right".

We will not officially launch the show on social media until January, but this is actually the third episode that has aired on tv. We are still working out some issues, but I hope you enjoy this sneak peak.

Nicole Hidalgo joins the show to share a horrific story of a sex trafficking ring in Eastern Kentucky involving judges, sheriffs, preachers, jailers, and a fire chief. The story came to light last year when a Sheriff shot and killed a Judge in his chambers. However, Nicole has been following this story for years before it grabbed headlines.
This episode is truly jaw dropping and leaves me wondering, when will the Attorney General finally get involved and investigate?

Fayette County Schools placed a member of their budget team on administrative leave. Why?

According to the employee, she has been warning about FCPS financial issues for over a year. How did Superintendent Liggins respond?

She says Liggins and other higher-ups hid her recommendations for fixing the budget from the public, and told her to shut up about it.

FCPS issues have apparently been festering for a while, the question is who knew what when?

Jessamine County Schools decides to raise taxes more than 4%. An effort is underway to put the tax hike on the ballot for a referendum vote.

A former Kentucky Representative who also advocates for transitioning children is trying to distance himself from his transgender nephew who committed a school shooting. Will he realize that advocating for "gender affirming care" instead of proper mental healthcare leads to these incidents?

Kentucky's capitol building is undergoing a massive renovation that is costing the taxpayer more than 4x what they originally built it for in 1910 AFTER adjusting for inflation.

Some of the expenses include:

$52,000 per window to repair the windows currently on the building.

$18,000,000 on a temporary building to be used 60 days a year to hold the few hundred legislators and staff needed to conduct the legislative sessions.

Lee Watts joins me to discuss this and about religion's place in politics.

What is the Democrat plan to win over male voters? According to Beshear and Harry Sisson, just talk more about abortion.

Schools are raising taxes massive amounts while trying to hide it from the taxpayer, unfortunately this isn't new.

An out of control Fayette County School Board budget meeting shows us all why FCPS can't balance a budget.

Beshear has Harry Sisson on his podcast where they proceed to discuss how the Democrat party just needs to talk more about "women's issues" and then one day male voters will be won over by it.

Woodford County Schools is preparing to pull out a loan in order to make payroll, and Fayette County Public Schools admits they actually don't know how much money they have.

This leaves one to wonder why some "Republican" elected officials are choosing to target homeschoolers with extra scrutiny instead of the government schools.

I also dig into the illegal immigrant driver license scandal.

While Kentuckians waited in line for hours, illegal immigrants skipped the line and got licenses using fake documents after bribing workers with $300.

How does this mirror other illegal activities done by state workers over the past few years?

I sit down with Former Kentucky State Auditor Mike Harmon and discuss this breaking story.

We also talked about:

Mitch McConnell

Modern attack ad campaigning

If Obergefell is overturned, will Kentucky stop issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples?

What does the future have in store for Mike Harmon's political future?

There has been a lot of conversation about Daniel Cameron, Andy Barr, and Nate Morris running to replace McConnell, but there is another candidate starting to get some attention in the race. That candidate is Michael Faris.

I sat down with Faris and we had a conversation about who he is, why he is running, and what his policy goals are.

All the 6th District Congressional Candidates say they are anti-DEI and against the BLM movement, but are they really?

There is a big problem with their voting records on this issue. They all had a hand in creating the Kentucky Commission on Race. A committee that just this past month approvingly heard testimony regarding special government backed 0% apr loans only for minorities.

I also dig into what the senate candidates are doing leading up to Fancy Farm.

Kentucky's vehicle registration goes down... again. These computer issues combined with an out of control vehicle tax system that values vehicles way higher than fair market price has left many Kentuckians frustrated, including myself. Rep. Kim Holloway joins the show to discuss her first term in office.

Kentucky spends $1,000,000 in taxpayer funds on buying distillery equipment for a company that is in part ran by a major Beshear donor. The senate campaign fundraising reports are out, and it is causing many politicos to count out Cameron. I'll discuss why I think they are wrong to do so this early in the race. The 6th district congressional race is starting to heat up and get interesting.

"WINK WINK: Please sh**t republicans" a statement made by Jeffrey Miller a Kentucky school board president.

Rep. Doan joins me to tells us how a simple request to open back up the school track to the public led to the resignation of a school board president when his crazed social media post and problems with drinking and drugs came to light.

Also Rep Doan will discuss a time he thought he wasn't going to make it out of a local government meeting alive.

Daniel Cameron calls out Nate Morris over plastic straws, Nate Morris calls out Andy Barr for calling Immigration Hawks "Nativists", Andy Barr calls Nate Morris fake. This Senate Race is turning into a cat fight over social media, and while it might not be the best thing for our country, it is entertaining. I'll go over all of it. We also have some big news coming out of the 6th District Congressional Race. Finally, I'll discuss if Trump and Massie have patched things up.

This past session the KY Legislature:

Stopped Beshear's illegal taxing on gold.
Failed to stop colleges from offering in state tuition rates for illegal immigrants.
Proposed Bills that would have taken away guns for mean social media posts
Made disruptive protesting in Legislative Chambers and Committee Rooms a criminal offense.

I discuss the good and bad with Rep. TJ Roberts on today's episode of Kentucky's Voice.

Has Massie always voted this way? Does he hate Trump? Or is there something else going on? I dig into the coming primary fight in the 4th Congressional district, and go over what is really driving it. I also discuss Nate Morris jumping into the senate race.

Donors that have given hundreds of thousands of dollars to McConnell (and democrats) throw a big fundraiser for Barr. Nate Morris is seen shooting an ad for a potential senate run. I also discuss how these candidates may find a path to victory. FCPS paid $40,000 for Liggins and two others to travel to Australia. Beshear is under fire from the DOJ over illegal immigrant college tuition rule. We gave $116 million to AESC, and it is not going well.

We discuss laws set to take effect in the next few weeks such as the formation of the Kentucky Film Office, banning Medicaid paying for gender transition services, putting a stop to sexual grooming of students in Kentucky schools. We also dig into the fight over CWD regulations in the deer industry.

Senator Robin Webb switches to the Republican Party, but is she doing it to win elections or has she left democrat ideologies behind to become a conservative?

FCPS has had a rough few weeks as they have lost favor with a majority of the district. I go over how this happened.

I give an update on the Senate and 6th District Congressional races, as several potential candidates make a trip to Israel.

Kentucky is handing out decades long sales tax exemption offers worth millions in order to get data centers built in Kentucky. Is this actually a good thing, how does it benefit Kentucky, and why are they doing it?

I sit down with Senator Lindsey Tichenor to discuss these multi-billion dollar data centers and their affects on Kentucky.

Democrats say listening tours in Kentucky maybe their path back to power. I say only if they stop calling everyone who voted for Trump "Nazis", something that'll never happen.

I draw criticism for remarks on a Leftist Lexington "protest". I'll explain why I am right of course.

The Ford Plant failure is coming into clear focus as they strike deal to sublease factory to Nissan. Will the politicians who gave $410,000,000 in various benefits, paid for by the taxpayer, ever apologize for their votes?

KDE is upset over losing Covid funds, but wasn't Covid 5 years ago?

Beshear's podcast is doing awful. He can't even break 2,000 video views with guest like Coach Calipari. That leads to the question, what is Beshear's sponsors exactly paying for?

Auditor Ball sues Beshear over failure to implement new laws.

Cameron gets charged with an ethic violation from his 2023 campaign. The timing seems odd and points to political motivations.

What is Cameron's thoughts on McConnell's political philosophy, and will he be a clean break from McConnell or more of the same?

How does Cameron respond to the people who think he mishandled the Breonna Taylor incident?

What did Cameron learn from the Governor's race?

We cover these and many other topics in today's show.

Beshear's quest for President is not going so well as he keeps running into the "nobody really cares" potholes in the road.

Barr makes some mistakes in his early start for Senate.

Scott Jennings is a rumored 3rd candidate.

Why can't we get away from Mitch McConnell in Kentucky?

What exactly is our Kentucky Legislature thinking when it hands out millions to private companies? What is going on when great bills fail, and bad bills pass? What is the Kentucky Legislature's economic philosophy?

I sit down with Rep. Steve Doan and discuss this past Legislative Session.

I endured tens of minutes of Andy Beshear's first podcast episode, and it is pretty clear he has made a show that no one will actually find entertaining.

A four year old was handing out dollar bills to drag dancers at a publicly funded drag show in Kentucky.

Nate Morris, Andy Barr, and Daniel Cameron all have senate race news surrounding Trump as the question of who (if anyone) will Trump support in the upcoming senate election.

Beshear has decided that the Legislature must give the Beshear Admin a made up amount of money per new bill passed or else Beshear possibly won't follow the new laws. It's like a second veto that takes a bribe to overcome.

Pamela Stevenson says there won't be a competitive Democrat Primary for the Senate. If she's right, and Stevenson is the best Dems in KY have, then the real race for the next Senator will be in the Republican Primary.

Planned Parenthood hands out explicit coloring books to kids. Is UK asking what animal someone is? Beshear Vetoes some bills.This episode was recorded this morning. Planned Parenthood has since come out and admitted to giving out the books, despite prior statement to the contrary.

Beshear Vetoes a bill that stops taxpayers funding the gender transition services, hormones, and surgeries for 10,000 - 15,000 Kentuckians that the Beshear Admin says is currently receiving those services and using Medicaid to pay for them.

The Media has been heavily pushing a narrative on Matt Bevin when it comes to the treatment of his son Jonah Bevin, but there is more going on with that story. They are hoping you don't read the full articles and ask questions like "What should a parent do in this situation?"

Local media shows it's bias when it comes to how it covers incidents regarding Christian and anti Christian beliefs in our schools. Is Beshear exchanging favors to give multi million dollar tax breaks to green energy projects while destroy Kentucky's coal industry? As the Legislature wraps up we see some last minute bills and last minute votes targeting small businesses, large tax break handouts, and home schoolers that leaves one wondering if the Republican Legislature is aware that they are supposed to at least pretend to be conservative.

Can we still prosecute the Bidens for their influence peddling?

How much was the Federal Government running cover for the scheme?

How is mainstream conservative media tied into the Deep State?

What was going on behind the scenes that caused the issues between McCarthy and some members of the Republican caucus?

Will Comer run for Senate or for Governor?

KY Dept for Public Health shells out over $500k fir a middle school creative writing class for only "black or brown" girls. Some horrible bills are moving through our Legislature including on that will have a huge effect on deer hunting in Kentucky.

Your calls have mattered, HB399 (felony for protesting too loudly at the Capitol) and HB96 (back door red flag law) have had some positive developments if you want to see those bills defeated. KY Democrats demonstrate their contempt for the Constitution when it comes to religious freedom and limiting the power of the Governor. The Legislature wants KY to hand out more than $100,000,000 a year in taxpayer incentives and expenditures to attract in the movie business; is it worth it?

I cover two bad bills, HB399 and HB 96, and why we need to stop them. You can call 1-800-372-7181 to leave a message for your Representative.

Daniel Cameron and Andy Barr trade jabs as McConnell announces he isn't running again. I also go over how the playing field may shift if Massie decides to run for the Senate. Digging through government contracts I started noticing millions being spent on HIV. I take a hard look at how much we are spending. KY Sen. Berg goes on another unhinged rant that is just wasting everyone's time.

KFC is leaving Kentucky, I'll go into how the mismanaged polices of Kentucky lead to companies packing up and moving. Andy Barr is desperately trying to run away from McConnell. Two new Kentucky Doge bills are filed. I also go over a few other important pieces of legislation.

The Beshear Administration admits to using taxpayer funds to pay for gender transition services for 10,000 - 15,000 people.

The 2026 Senate Race in KY is heating up as Andy Barr and Nate Morris take turns being in the headlines, and attack ads already start to roll out in the race.

I made a post on social media that ruffled some feathers. I make the case of why we should pass HB 254. Finally, JCPS had another case of an elementary school kid bringing THC gummies to school.

The Beshear Administration is asked some pretty pointed questions from legislators regarding the spending of over $6 million dollars in order to turn an existing building into 18 apartments in Jackson, KY. I also dig into how localities buying up property development rights while also spending tax funds to drive up the population in their towns creates an endless cycle of increased home costs in Kentucky.

The Scott County Attorney proves I was right while trying to say I was wrong. Beshear spending big money on an extravagant trip. TI-82 calculator training raises a few questions. Communists groups in KY are becoming more vocal.

Beshear was on a call with Chuck Schumer when he said that Americans needed to suffer in order to learn not to vote for someone like Trump again. What did Beshear mean by that? I'll take a look at his track record during that last Trump Administration when it came to issues that Democrats blamed Trump for. Scott County Jail is changing it's policy in regards to illegal immigrants. Their old policy is a perfect example of how Leftist within professional organizations and government can shape policy even when not holding an elected office. Finally, I dig through a few more bills that are being considered this legislative session in Frankfort.

Republican's lose a seat in a special election in Iowa, I go over what Kentucky Republicans can learn from that. Amy McGrath goes full TDS with an X post. Foreign flags are waved at an anti-deportation protest in Kentucky. A new communistic group is trying to get attention in Kentucky, I'll go over why they will fail.

Donald Trump potentially saves Louisville millions with an EO stopping some actions from the Biden DOJ. A Democrat in Kentucky proposes a bill I agree with. I take a look at a few bills filed by Rep. Roberts. The KY media is gunning for FCPS Superintendent Liggins, I explain why.

Trump is taking swift action to purge DEI from the Federal Government. I'll go over why he is, and why the KY GOP is failing to do so in Kentucky. Beshear attends the WEF. Spending on lobbying in KY reaches new record levels.

A group of students have decided to sue Kentucky over their lack of quality education, and they do have some points. Rep. Josh Calloway proposes a bill to undo Beshear's EO on "Conversion Therapy", and to put the 10 Commandments in the classroom. Democrat's propose bills on hate crimes, minimum wage, and free tampons.

Blue Oval is facing a union vote, and Beshear has broken his silence on the matter. FCPS says "it's not me it's you" on why they just now were able to get students back to school. Republicans put forward a bill to grant exemptions on the abortion ban.

A Democrat Representative sponsors bill to ban "Ghost Jobs". I'll explain why this is stupid. I will also go over two pieces of good legislation sponsored by Representative Savannah Maddox.

I ask the important question "when are we going to get mail again?". Republican Leadership claims a tax cut is unconstitutional, are they right? Kim Banta proposes new laws regulating balloons and guns.

The Kentucky Legislative Session has started. I give a rundown on a few bills that are being considered including bills that will cut the income tax, regulate automatic license plate readers, and allow full fledged casinos in Kentucky.

Vapes are being outlawed while medical marijuana is beginning to be sold in Kentucky. I'll discuss how this odd contradiction has happened. Kentucky approves a new solar farm and the Democrats are mad about it. Lexington goes into debt for a piece of "art". McConnell keeps talking trash about Trump.

A national spotlight on spending is a great time to take a look at just how much the Republicans have been spending in KY. A Louisville police officer is under fire for issuing a citation to pregnant homeless women going into labor. I'll explain how the media is lying to everyone, and why I believe the officer did everything he could for the benefit of the unborn child.

Joe Gerth comes up with a new ridiculous reason that Thomas Massie is a racist. I'll go over why the media still thinks these attacks have legs. The City of Lexington introduces a new communistic scheme to buy up medical debt.

Looks like the most likely major candidates in the 2026 US Senate Primary in KY is Daniel Cameron, Kelly Craft, Nate Morris, and Andy Barr.

In today's show I went through these potential candidates and how I think each one can win and lose.

Bel Cheese announces it is leaving Kentucky. The Legislature realizes that Kentucky Jails are transitioning inmates. KC Crosbie is endorsed for GOP Co-Chair by Trump.

A fight going on in Boone County over EV chargers show us exactly why Kentucky's recent "investments" by the government are leading to a loss in revenues.

JCPS is asking the Legislature to allow them to hire non-English speaking drivers. The JCPS Task Force wraps up with nothing to say. Already getting some news on the 2026 Senate Race in KY.

A Louisville Professor is extra mad that people are beginning to recognize that race baiters are bad for society. Lexington gets top marks for LGBTQ people. Pikeville tries to put on a Krampus celebration.

Louisville abortion clinic is set to be demolished. Rep. Stevenson is elected as Minority Floor Leader. New law takes effect that will make everyone's life much worse.

The KY Ford battery plant has a new problem that may ensure it never employees the 5,000 Kentuckians it has promised. Sen. Thayer says the KY GOP didn't do enough for school choice.

The Carnegie Center in Lexington has a drag story hour. I'll go over why they keep doing this. Beshear goes on Face The Nation and tells dems what they need to do in order to win. I'll go over what he is right and wrong on. A study on coyotes that makes no sense.

Outgoing Senator Westerfield once again shows his TDS syndrome. A House Rep. tells voters that they should have no opinion on Leadership in the House. Chief Diversity Officer of JCPS says something extremely racists. John Oliver decides the most important thing about Kentucky is the transgenders.

The KY House holds it's super duper secret Leadership vote. I'll go over what happened, and how we achieve change.

Accusations are flying in the Kentucky House as Leadership elections are getting underway. Including the claim that David Meade has been using his position as Speaker Pro Tempore to provide special treatment to a female legislator due to inappropriate relations. McConnell says that Trump damaged the ability of the GOP to be competitive in elections. Another company in Kentucky that has received hundreds of millions in taxpayer funds, announced that it is pushing back it's expected date of beginning operations.

I go over some good outcomes. Cover the bad ones. The we finish off with just a few races I found funny.

I give just a few last minute thoughts, and briefly speak on some Election Day controversies.

I go over a few State House and one State Senate race as I take a look at some data and make some guesses at outcomes.

Lexington Liberals make it clear that they want solar.... just not in their backyard. Another school employee misuses taxpayer funded resources and still AG Russell Coleman does nothing.

a Write-in Campaign in underway in Eastern KY that promises to at least be somewhat interesting. Russel Coleman makes some interesting statements in his Tiktok lawsuit filing. Louisville creates another law enforcement agency.

I had a Black Pill moment last night, that made me realize this all may not end as well as I thought. Adams announces he is spending $250k on an early voting campaign.

I take a look at two Herald-Leader articles on races going on in the Central KY area. The contrast between the two can give us some interesting insight into who the Establishment supports and who they don't.

I go over why Democrats are losing men. Al Cross write an anti-school choice op-ed that lacks substance. A Democrat applauds attacks on Catholics in Kentucky. RPK is driving a divide in the Republican Party and they really don't care.

I go over the Supreme Court Race between Izzo and Goodwine by going over a candidate forum that both candidates participated in.

We have had a rash of KY "Republicans" not being very conservative this past week. I'll go over who the offenders are and what they have done. In this episode I cover Kim' Banta's new gun control bill. In one part I quoted her talking about if a 15 year old shoots a cow while hunting. In the show I wasn't as clear as I wanted to be on current hunting laws. The fact Banta was referencing shooting a cow I believe she was talking about hunting big game (like a deer). In KY it is not legal for a 15 year old to hunt a deer with a rifle on their own, a fact I call her out for not knowing despite making laws on the subject. What I did not make clear is that kids twelve or older can hunt small game on their own, I did not mention this in the show because she had brought up shooting a cow and not something smaller like a cat.

The School Unions are getting heavily involved in at a State Supreme Court Race. FCPs magically fins money for more magnet schools while closing down art classes. A shocking stat tells us just how bad our public schools are.

The AG has called out another school for improper use of funds. Ethics clears Rep. Stevenson for condo purchase. The Department of Juvenile Justice strikes again. This time the abuse a mentally ill boy with a toilet.

Beshear makes Time's 100 Next list. Hadley Duvall is featured on the cover of Glamour. Mayor Greenburg is now enforcing a mask ban in Louisville.

It's time for our monthly tradition of looking at what the Government Contract Review Committee approved this past month. Including more DEI spending and ridiculous construction costs.

A viewer asks what can be done about our tax dollars being used to forward pornographic books. The Courier-Journal writes a series of hit pieces against Highlands Latin School, I'll go over why. Ford is panicking over China and the EV market. Kamala Harris took the advice of "answer the question you wished you were asked" a little too literally.

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Who loses their jobs if Amendment 2 passes? Fayette County Public Schools spend $6,200 per HR employee on furniture and then struggles to defend it. A viewer asks about a state level electoral college system.

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There is some critical information people are missing on Amendment 2. Beshear is on CNN and play partisan tactics while trying to sell unity.

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Sheriff shoots Judge in Letcher County. Blue Ribbon School Awards are handed out. Still wondering what a "gender affirming haircut" is.

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The Herald-Leader over the weekend published several stories adding more alleged and very colorful details to the Rep. Daniel Grossberg story.

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We take a look at Beshear's EO on "Conversion Therapy", and how what Beshear has done should actually upset LGBTQ activists. The I-75 shooter seems to have been found. Randy Adams on KET points out how the teacher's unions are using "independent" organizations to launder information into the public.

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Beshear signs an Executive Order banning conversion therapy in Kentucky. I'll go over what that is, and why Beshear's actions set a dangerous precedent.

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One of the names printed on the Kentucky ballot is the Libertarian candidate Chase Oliver. I'll go over who he is and what he believes offering commentary on his Fancy Farm Speech. Street takeovers in Kentucky occur while migrants celebrate Mexico Day of Independence.

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A recent story involving a a Democrat House Rep. and a lobbyist owning a home together reminds us of the gray area corruption that is rampant in our state. The School Choice Amendment ad spending is really getting started.

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I share some thoughts on national politics post-debate. AQueer Kids Event is having “Gender Affirming Haircuts”.

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The Left is super mad at Taylor Swift for being nice to Trump voters. The Federal Court issues a ruling on an important case in Kentucky. FCPS says they are leaving X. Harris is hoping you don't realize what business actually pay a corporate tax.

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A porch pooper is not being charged in Louisville after the police discover he is autistic. The lack of any responsibility in the porch pooping case goes farther than just pooping on a porch. KY rakes in over $27.7 Million in nonrefundable license fees from thousands of businesses that applied for the 80 allotted medical weed licenses. Colleges have disbanded DEI offices, but really they are just playing a game to hopefully end the calls for banning DEI practices in colleges and universities. Renewed calls for gun control always seem to ignore the facts surrounding guns, and why these "solutions" are really a waste of time to even discuss.

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Parents of 8 children have filed a federal lawsuit regarding the alleged abuse by a special needs teacher at Raceland-Worthington School District in Kentucky. The court filings have transcripts of audio, and it's bad. I'll go over the allegations and why perhaps school choice is the answer.

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It's another presidential election year, so that means its time for another Russia hoax. I'll explain why this one is more dangerous than the last. Kenton County Public Schools "apologizes" for sending home parental consent forms to some parents.

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Louisville Police Department has caught several Chinese nationals attempting gift card scams. We take a look at the reason why we are seeing more of this. Mitch McConnell decides to fight the SAVE Act.

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Local news decides to do a story regarding a Facebook post I made. During the story we hear a pretty bold claim from BCTC regarding how the event was funded. Despite the Legislature's willingness on mental health issues, Beshear manages to get called out by the DOJ. LMPD continues to have issues as the Department struggles to regain community trust.

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I spend a little bit of time on the Kamala Harris/ Tim Walz interview. The Left is so very mad over their taxpayer funded drag shows being called out. Rep. Grossberg continues to be run out of politics by his own party.

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More schools violate the OAG opinion on using school resources to advocate against the School Choice Amendment. BCTC host drag queen on your tax payer funds. The state rakes in some major cash off non-refundable license fees for cannabis.

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The Pulaski County Schools saga continues as they deny an open records request for some eyebrow raising reasons. Two KY elected officials have been charged for the second time with a DUI. Finally, I asked the social media what value do EV's actually provide to the taxpayer. As expected the talking point resp0onses were not well reasoned through.

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Kentucky Democrats keep using Government funds in order to pay for their fight against the Amendment 2 ballot measure. Kenton County Schools ask parents to teach first graders about sexual orientation. Democrats start realizing money is running their party.

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Beshear states that he has built a "New Kentucky Home" "where opportunity and prosperity are possible for everyone". I dig into that claim and see what the numbers say. Kentucky prisoners manage to "hack" into the commissary system and steal over $1 million in goods and services, but why has no one been charged in connection with the incident?

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Everyone's celebrating the incoming .5% income tax reduction. I'll go over why this signals that we are being taxed way too much. Ford announces it is no longer planning to build an electric SUV. Is Tim Walz a good father? Time will tell.

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Beshear makes gross comments, and makes it clear that he is going to be the abortion spokesperson for Kamala Harris.

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Instead of spending $118,000 on polling for a PAC that is trying to remove sitting incumbent legislators, maybe the House GOP in KY can focus on doing its job. Like stopping Merrick Garland's son-in-law from cashing in on DEI trainings paid for by the KY taxpayer.

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The Harris/Walz Economic Plan makes it clear that we should not put two people who have never produced anything in charge of the country. As Democrats complain about Republicans in Kentucky passing bills without funding them, I remind them they need to be careful what they complain about. Speaking of spending, I take a moment to go over some of the contracts approved this month in Kentucky.

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Rep. Grossberg's issues continue as he is kicked off committees. Beshear shows he doesn't understand owning a business. Blue Lick Park is possibly getting it's Indian artifacts removed out of its museum.

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A school district takes part in legally questionable activity regarding campaigning on KY Amendment 2.

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In Lexington one City Council member files a restraining order against another for alleged oral rape, and sexual conduct. FCPS says the HL got it wrong when reporting on their name changing, and then proceeds to confirm all fo the Herald-Leaders points.

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Rep. Comer faces off against his opponent Erin Marshall at Fancy Farm. Democrats decide to make School Choice a fully partisan issue, and the Republicans deicide to waste an opportunity by prioritizing interparty politics over getting school choice done in Kentucky.

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JCPS celebrates getting kids home by 7pm. Perhaps they could have gotten them home sooner if the hadn't been focused on everything but what their jobs are. South Korea is looking at laws to limit where EVs can park due to fires. Should we be concerned about the South Korean EV battery plant being built in Kentucky?

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Rep. Daniel Grossberg has more bad press, as his advice columnist persona "Sketchy Dan" becomes public. You'll never guess was his defense is. JCPS is being sued for racists bus schedules. The KY Capitol building is costing 5x more to renovate than it did to build.

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Harris passes on Beshear. We have more details on poolpartygate.

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Rep. Grossberg continues to be called out for reported misconduct with the ladies. Andy Barr most likely spent taxpayer funds on a self promoting billboard. Louisville Police Department is in shambles as PoolGate starts to become more public.

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Establishment talking heads in KY react to Trump calling out Kamala Harris. "Quality" Democrat candidates can't get their paperwork right. Finally the KY media calls out Beshear out on some hypocrisy.

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All the stars have aligned for everyone to try and gaslight you about Kamala Harris. I'll go over what is really going on. Rep. Grossberg is under investigation for sexual conduct with women. Finally, the media is mad at FCPS. Not for misusing taxpayer funds, but because they are making school choice look good.

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Why do people run in races that the odds are against them? Sarah-Elizabeth joins me to discuss.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/andrew-cooperrider/support

Why won't Biden just step down? Beshear reeks of VP desperation. Lexington sues car maker for their cars being stolen. Louisville clerks office shuts down.

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looks like Beshear is getting overlooked for VP. KY Policy think tank makes a self defeating argument on school choice. A write-in candidate files to run in KY for President. I'll let you know just who she is.

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Our politics in Kentucky has broken down into a weird version of gate keeping and phony "Who is the most Appalachian" . This accomplishes nothing and only steals hope from people growing up in the region. The media in Kentucky is falling over themselves to push Beshear into a VP spot. The KKK supposedly distributes flyers in Kentucky.

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I'm concerned that this Country will never stop being divided. Beshear sold us out to China, and hopes you won't notice. The Media shills for defeating School Choice.

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Pornhub goes offline for Kentucky users due to new law. A few other laws take effect in Kentucky. Beshear decides he wants a fight over collecting sales tax on god and silver. Bellarmine has a bomb threat. I go over a few more KY House races.

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Another Kentuckian applauds the would be killer of Trump. Beshear announces DL agreement with South Korea. Beshear peddles lies about funding in order to get more money. I continue discussing the KY House general elections.

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I go over the RNC Convention, and the selection of JD Vance. Fayette County Schools pays a massive speaking fee while defunding art classes. I go over a few more House races.

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I take a break from state politics to talk about some current national issues.

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How will the top of the ticket change the political landscape in Kentucky? I go over a few of the Democrats running for office. Another op-ed about Beshear running for office.

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JCPS can't get kids to school, so they are offering a voucher system to parents.... while being against a voucher system to parents. The Kentucky Lantern accidentally says the issues with our push towards data centers in Kentucky, but won't recognize it themselves. Linda Blackford strikes again with a dumb hot take.

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The State's rollout of KAVIS has been a complete disaster for County Clerks and vehicle owners. TARC decides to spend million on more electric buses despite the disaster that occurred last time. Liberals in Lexington come down with a big case of "not in my backyard".

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The Northern Kentucky shooting has a back story that should make every Kentuckian upset at soft on crime judges. Eastern Kentucky needs a lot of things, but an electric vehicle charging station isn't one of them. People are still suffering form the lockdown tyranny.

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The Left is trying to rebrand DEI as IED. Republican Party of Kentucky celebrates how much bidding it does for the big corporations. An Op-ed from a Louisville native "pastor" calls Republican blasphemers.

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The Media in Kentucky keeps trying to make Beshear happen Nationally, and the headlines are getting a little ridiculous. Rep. John Hodgson joins me to talk about a hearing that occurred in the Kentucky Legislature regarding how much illegal immigration is costing Kentuckians. Finally, I’ll go over some take aways from Fourth of July, and a little bit of good news coming out of Louisville. #Kentucky #Politics #Beshear #Biden #Illegalimmigration #4thofjuly

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Beshear says he is only being considered because of all the bi-partisan success in Kentucky. In actuality he is taking credit for a Republican Legislature agenda that for some reason Democrats agree with, almost like Republicans aren't being very conservative with their agenda. I'll dig into their economic incentive plan, and show how it has no rhyme or reason. The LMPD police Chief issues a break up letter.

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Pride month is over, but the rainbow flags and political symbols stay, and it is destroying America. Chitter chatters till remains over Beshear running for President, and the Uni-party in Kentucky is excited for it. Just how much money did the Legislature give to schools that they didn't use for teacher's raises? --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/andrew-cooperrider/support

The Left makes it clear they are frightened by the idea that Congress may do its job. Our legislature approves economic development contracts despite the Beshear Administration being unable to tell them what the ROI even is on the “investment”. The KY Democrats try to co-opt a pro school choice argument.

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Tom Dupree mentions some theft from a school board member that needs dug into. Louisville politicians yell at Kroger. I offer some insights on the Presidential Debate.

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Our public education systems are struggling in Kentucky due to school leadership not having their priorities straight.

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The legislative committee on housing meets for the first time. What are the chances they realize that government caused the problem in the first place? Louisville HA is millions short. A Kentucky mom suing to see what mental health assessment was given to her kid.

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The Tolerant and Loving Left starts insulting, cussing out,and twerking around a street preacher in Louisville. Rep. Proctor joins me to talk about what happened at a hearing last week regarding Certificate Of Need Laws. The State really figured out how to make the DMV so much worse.

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The EV agenda provides no value to the taxpayer. Can LMPD fire it’s chief already. Schools are not handling the end of the covid era very well. Finally, I go over why we should not be for putting the 10 commandments in K-12 School.--- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/andrew-cooperrider/support

One School district makes a big purchase that is causing a lot of scrutiny on social media. AG Coleman has a big week in the media. He filed for an appeal of a ruling by Judge Goodman that dismissed murder charges based upon alleged racism, and had a big win in Federal Court. LEO Weekly publishes an oped that really blows a hole in the whole “Pride is family friendly” claim.

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A comment on one of my posts shows just how government has become run by corrupt incompetent people. The state spends more and more trying to make EVs happen in Kentucky. E911 taxes are going up in several counties because the government refuses to make do with less.

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The Kentucky Chamber of Commerce involves itself in a lot of legislation that would seem to have nothing to do with business in Kentucky. I’ll go through a few bills theylobbied on, and explain just why they believe in expanded government and central planning. School choice fight continue to shape up, and I have some concerns.

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Apparently, a whole lot of people got upset when I told them that someone is not a father just because they own a pet. The data shows that the “T” in LGBT is hurting the public perception of “gay rights”. Excitement over the Kentucky Democrat party is hitting big lows. Finally, Pornhub says they are ending services in Kentucky. #Kentucky #Politics

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Louisville Police Chief is suspended, only adding to the Louisville Police Departments ongoing woes. An Op-ed in the Herald-Leader calls for the banning of the Christian faith. I head over to the comments section.

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State and local governments continue to waste tax payer dollars on boondoggle projects while real concerns get ignored. Concrete falls off bridge in NKY. I talk about the push to ban conversion therapy. A conversation that I will have to continue into tomorrows show.

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K-12 public schools are failing to educate kids. Despite this Beshear and other’s want schools to do more than just teach kids to read and do math. I go over why this is such a big mistake. Michael Adams wins some award that is normally given to Democrats or Republicans who have decided they don’t want a political future anymore. Despite this normally being a career ending signifier, Adams is prettyhappy about it.

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Massie makes an appearance on Tucker, and there is one moment that I discuss further. I go a bit deeper into the odd behavior Leadership in the KY Senate has had surrounding Senator Bledsoe. Country Boy Brewing makes and interesting marketing decision. Finally, JCPS decides to spend $75 million on new sports fields even though their students in mass can’t read.

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Adam Moore, the Democrat running in the 45th district, tries to wrap up a “abortion up till birth” policy in a nice wrapping paper to hide how extreme he actually is. The State Supreme Court issued a ruling on Rep. Kulkarni’s eligibility and is signaling a remedy that doesn’t seem to follow how these cases are normally handled. The school choice fight is ramping up and both sides are putting out some pretty cringy content. #Politics #Kentucky

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The Biden Admin is putting power in Kentucky on the chopping block, while the economic development initiatives at the state level are only making it worse. The KY Department of Juvenile Justice is currently under federal investigation and was asked to testify at a committee meeting. Despite the incredibly important nature of the meeting, a majority of committee members don’t bother to show up. I'll also go over some of the points made in the meeting.

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I said the unsayable and now must apologize. We get a ruling in our covid ABC case, how does this relate to what is going on nationally? Adam Moore is mad that we pointed out that he is active in a cult. In his press release response he manages to only dig the hole deeper.

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We take a look at the FCPS budget. Beshear announces he is spending $234,000 an apartment on a massive affordable housing initiative, doesn’t sound that affordable to me. Finally, I dig into the Kentucky Health Justice Network to see it’s a pretty crazy organization.

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I find myself having to explain how inflation is bad, as the Democrats have come out of the woodwork to defend it. I go over wat Russell Coleman has been doing in office over the last few months. Finally, I go over some interesting moves being made by Kentucky Right To Life.

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The “Republican” Establishment in Kentucky pulls a bait and switch on their tax plan. The con has left Kentuckians getting hit by higher inflation than surrounding states. Beshear signs an EO on racial hair styles. I take a brief look at how KY politicians are responding to the Trump verdict.

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A Democrat running for office is a member of a crazy leftist religion. I’ll go over what they believe. Kim Moser loses touch with reality.

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I weigh in on why The Libertarian Party does what it does. A KY High School Student is facing possible punishment from the Board after mention God at graduation.

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A woman has been indicted with stealing $440,000 from the State. I point out what we can learn from city council races around the state. Finally, I go over an article where we see the media stills struggling while Killian Timoney attempts to come to terms with his loss.

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Our coverage of the KET pre-election coverage continues.This time we will hear from mainly the Democrats on the panel and realize that they are incompetent and ignoring the polling data before them.

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KET’s Pre-election night coverage shows us why the media and the political class are so caught off guard and don’t know how to explain why “Liberty” Republicans are winning despite The Establishments massive spending advantage.

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Two things sometimes happen after an Establishment incumbent loses. People pretend they ran a “highroad” campaign to make themselves feel better about losing, and the incumbent has a mask off moment. We are seeingboth of these coming out of the Killian Timoney camp. I discuss what the Establishment may do moving forward to maintain power in Kentucky.

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I continue to go over election results. I spend some timetalking about HD 91, and how the Establishment made a big mistake on it.

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We take a birds eye view on the election results from theraces last night.

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A shooting incident in Louisville leaves us asking a lot of questions. Questions that the media isn’t even trying to get answers to. Austin Horn writes an article going over what is a “Liberty Republican”. Finally, I give a hot take on why Idon’t want high voter turnout.

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I take a look at the PGA incident and see who really is atfault. A Democrat Rep is disqualified from ballot. A possible dangerous moment is coming where all Kentucky restaurants may have to start charging an additional 3% sales tax. Lt. Gov Coleman makes a dumb statement on school choice.

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What is going to happen in House District 64, Senate District 7, and House District 45 primaries? Tune in to hear what we think.

This is pt. 2 of Chris Wiest, Nick Nash, and myself making some election predictions in some key primary races. #Kentucky #Politics #KYGA24 #Republican

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I am joined by Chris Wiest and Nick Nash to make some election predictions and talk about what we are seeing in the races. Today we cover the races in House District 2, Senate District 1, and House District 50. Comment with your own predictions regarding these races after we talk about the factors that are influencing our choices. Make sure you tune in tomorrow for pt. 2! #Kentucky #KYGA24#Elections #Primaries #GOP #Republican

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Boone County Establishment Republicans are really mad at the County Party for sending out a mailer defending the Republican Party platform. Kelcey Rock joins me to talk about HD 19’s race. I finish up looking at races against conservative incumbents.

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We continue our discussion of the Establishment overreaching themselves by taking a look at some of the incumbents they are trying to take down. One thing seems clear though, they really had a hard time finding good people to run.

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Sen. Meredith says he put his chairmanship on the line forprolife causes. I’ll explain how we know this is just another Senator Meredith lie. The Establishment is getting desperate to hold onto to their people. We will look at four races where they are trying to protect their people and see how it is not going very well.

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Felicia Rabourn gets called a dog killer, I’ll explain why this is a dumb take. Uniparty members Andy Barr and Michael Adams give us a preview of what their election arguments in the future might be. The Kentucky Lantern wrongly proclaims what is a “Normal Republican”. JCPS Board Member writes letter to whining staff members.

I was little under the weather recording this show, so please forgive the low voice.

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Leftist decide JCPS can do no wrong as they defend send their HR team to Puerto Rico. Queer KY is getting sponsored by your tax dollars. Timoney makes a big mistake.

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JCPS yell about needing more but has over 1,000 administrators with many earning over $100K a year. The LGBTQ mob is mad at the first Transgender elected person in Kentucky for not shrieking more at Republican lawmakers. The Kentucky Democrat Party and the Florida Democrat Party are teaming to become relevant in their state again.

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Tanya Fogle says the body cam footage of her acting like an idiot is doctored. Lexington residents are asking the state to step in and bail them out from the repercussions of the decision made by Lexington’s horrible leadership. JCPS responds to it’s start time problems by making life miserable for everyone. JCPS is also sending HR to Puerto Rico in order to recruit new teachers. Finally, I go over a funny campaign ad, and explain why negative campaigns are necessary.

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I answer a listener question regarding the hybrid and EVvehicle tax. Senate Leadership is getting more and more desperate in their attempt to hold onto power, and its creating some disgusting behavior. I answer the question of what is worse a bear or a human.

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I respond to a comment on my social media. A Juneteenth festival in Louisville has to apologize after putting out a event announcement that was too inclusive. UK has an anti-Israel protest where they push for the defeat of Joe Biden. Finally, I’ll go over another lying mailer we see coming out of one campaign.

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On today’s show we have not one, but two interactions that politicians had with police. One with council woman Tonya Fogle out of Lexington, KY who shows us how to ensure you get arrested. The other with Ed Massey out of Northern Kentucky.

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Today I take a good hard look at the candidates running inHouse District 29. I’ll show you how to research who you should support in any race, as we decide who we think a person should support in House District 29. A new PAC is running ads targeting those who took money from the JCPS teacher’s union.

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I take a look at the race in House District 29. A stateHouse race that has 6 people running in it. Tony Florence from KY Smoke Free Association and the KY Hemp Association to talk about the effects of HB11 and the fight against it.

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Clark County Tourism came under scrutiny when it spread an event that many considered to be promoting witchcraft. The business in questions promises that it is not practicing witchcraft, a claim that deserves some scrutiny. Sen. Rand Paul calls out Ukraine funding.

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I take a second to respond to arguments defending tax payer funded drag shows. I discuss why House District 2’s race is an interesting one. Finally, the Herald-Leader publishes a crazy person’s op-ed.

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Public schools across the state are announcing they need to make cuts, but something isn’t adding up. In the House District 91 race you have incumbent Bill Wesley facing off against an opponent who is enjoying an odd amount of support for democrat donor. I’ll go over what happening in that race.

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Property tax bills are increasing all over Kentucky. Taxingthis way is immoral and wrong, and should be stopped. Morehead Kentucky has a drag show attended by children that your tax dollars funded. Establishment Reps admit that Kentucky may never reach a 0% income tax.

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The 2024 primaries are going to be incredibly important to the future of the Kentucky House, and I’ll go over why. Rep. Killian Timoney has resorted to just outright misrepresentation of his voting record. A viral social media post says a women was almost the victim of sex trafficking in Kentucky. I’ll go over just ho ridiculous this claim is.

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A viewer ask me how I define Establishment vs not, and how to identify the two. Andy Stone, a House candidate for district 50 gives of the perfect example of what to look for.

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Beshar signs HB191, and now we will hear claims from legislatures that they have addressed DEI in KY even though it is alive and well. The Chamber of Commerce has released its endorsements. I’ll go over why you shouldn’t trust them. Cameron has a new PAC.

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SB6 failed but the Legislature did do something in response to the AG’s opinion on racial admissions practices surrounding Kentucky colleges. I go into another round of talking about the good, the bad, and the ugly that occurred this legislative session.

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Taxation is theft, but some people don’t want to acceptthat. Libs of TikTok posts a video from a Kentucky mom. Finally, corrupt entities are dumping big bucks in Kentucky primaries.

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With session over, I go through a recap of our legislative session spelling out the good that happened, the bad that happened, and what got ugly.

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HB 509 is getting a lot of attention. What does it do? I’llcover that today. Also, the coverage of the bill shows a lot of the issues going on with our media establishment as they act shocked that Beshear doesn’t respect the 1st Amendment.

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I got something wrong and I want to set the record straight. JCPS has a last minute board meeting that cuts bussing to thousands of students. Local media outlets run stories which leave me scratching my head.

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Politicians are horrible vehicles to push pro-lifemessaging. AFT makes a post that sends a clear message on why schools are failing. Beshear vetoes HB5. Westerfield pushes gun control on Old National Bank Shooting anniversary.

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The GA commits another $100 million to support the Ford Battery Plant. There is a tiff on the West End TIF. Beshear shows he doesn’t understand what emergency spending actually means. We go through a few more of the Governor’s vetoes.

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I answer a listener question regarding campaign surveys. Outgoing state Senator Whitney Westerfield is getting a strange new respect from the media. HB509 is making the headlines for all the wrong reasons. Beshear vetoes a good number of bills.

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The carrot and stick system of the Uni-partyis on full display this primary. The Southern Poverty Law Center makes a hefty accusation that the Herald-Leader can not confirm but writes an article about anyway.Finally, I give an update on my court case.

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Eights years ago, Republicans in the House voted for less spending and sponsored more conservative legislation. This fact points to just why the Republican primaries matters so much. The JCPS teacher’s union is throwing big money behind liberal Republicans this cycle.

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Recent storm damage makes it clear why KYneeds to have a good savings policy at the state level. VisitLex is massively over paying employees, leading to the question of “What does VisitLex do anyway?”. Beshear says we are starving schools from money, but recent data suggests the opposite.

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Beshear is buying favor with politicians across the country using his PAC. I continue looking at the one-time spending package and we discuss a few line items that raises the eyebrows.

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I start digging into HB1, a one-time spending bill full of questionable spending. Today I focus on $50 million going to Louisville for a variety of projects and $10 million going to a housing project in Lexington.

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Many media outlets get a SB2 amendment wrong because of tricks played by leadership in the housethat go far outside the norm. I take a look at the budget and a few other issues that point to how this legislative session made everyone mad.

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As the legislative session veto period starts, I take a quick look at a few things that made it across the line in the final days.

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A bill to ban vaccine mandates hits the Senate Floor, and all kinds of cray arguments against the bill are thrown out there. I also go over a few other bills of note that have passed so far this year.

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On Monday, the most significant moment so far this legislative session played out in the KY House. Republican Leadership in the house decide to ignore key parts of the Kentucky Constitution in order to stop a bill from passing. The bill in question would have required the porn industry to take greater steps to ensure their content doesn’t get delivered to minors. I go over what happened, and why it is so important.

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There is just 4 days left of this year’s legislativesession, and there are a lot of bills moving. In today’s show I go over bills that have passed at least one chamber. These bills need our attention if we want to either stop, or get them over the finish line.

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In today’s show I go over a few pieces of legislationand dig into some arguments surrounding HB 5. Local schools and libraries continue to use our tax dollars to shove LGBTQ ideology down kid’s throats. #Kentucky#KYGA24 #Politics

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SB 147 is a straightforward bill that regulates adult oriented businesses. Despite the simple nature of the bill, Democrats in Kentucky took big issue with protecting children from nudity. Veterans asked the Legislature to pass HB 39, but now the lobbyist have made the bill so awful they want it stopped.

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Today, I dig into the last two of the three finalists for the top spot at the Kentucky Board of Education. We discover that both have some big issues, including one having been accused of being involved with the grooming of a high school girl.

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The Legislature decides to take it easy for a day oncommittee hearings. Democrat Rep. Nima Kulkarni may be disqualified from running for reelection. The Kentucky BOE has landed on three finalists for the top spot. Today we will go over some questions regarding one of the finalists, Buddy Berry.

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The votes and conversations on two bills from the Senate Standing Committee on Economic Development, Tourism, & Labor points to exactly why we can’t get conservative fiscal policy done in Kentucky. Pamela Stevenson gives a nonsense yelling floor speech, and the Leftist love it.

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The House passes SB6 to get rid of racist and unconstitutional DEI initiatives at KY public colleges. The Democrats in the House decide to invent their own reality in their attacks on this bill. I also go over a few other pieces of legislation that has been on the move in the KY Legislature. #KYga24 #Ketnucky #Politics #DeiMustEnd

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The Senate passes the budget with $2 billion more in spending. I go over the school choice floor debate, which takes an odd left turn at slavery. Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife may be moved over to the Agriculture Commissioner.

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Lexington City Council Woman, Tonya Fogle, speaks outafter she is arrested at an AT&T store. The House Education Committee passes a boondoggle bill that is a case study in how lobbyists run our government. Finally, I go over the School Choice Amendment that passed the House yesterday.

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Our Legislators show us time and time again that theirinability to just admit they were wrong is leading to awful legislative outcomes. Several bills are being pushed for the government to get more involved with our children. Many elected legislators are calling for government education to start at birth. The House passes a bill banning many e-cigarettes from being sold to adults in Kentucky.

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Lexington City Council Woman, Tayna Fogle, was arrested after throwing a hissy fit in a cell phone store. Julia Jaddock, a candidate for SD 17, joins the show to talk about why she is running. The Kentucky House makes it clear that the government is mostly interested in protecting itself when it makes protesting too loudly a felony.

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KY Senator Tichenor lays out the history of normalizing pedophile and Republican Leadership isn’t getting it or doesn’t care. Democrats walk out of a committee hearing on a bill to provide resources to parents of children with unknown viability. Finally, I go over what everyone is missing on the Sen. Britt SOTU response.

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In today’s show I go through some legislation that is on themove in the Kentucky Legislature. #Ketnucky #Politics

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Rep. Bill Wesley is under fire from The Establishment. The Kentucky House passes a bill that elevates the punishment for abusing a pet past that of abusing a child. U of L wants $25 million for a cancer treatment center. The Herald-Leader continues to show us why people don’t buy their paper. #Kentucky #Politics #ProtectChildren

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Andy Beshear vetoes HB18 and cites the Bible to justify taking away people’s property rights. A hearing over a basic requirement that students learn about fetal development turns into a deranged leftist comment hour. Finally, I go over a few other important pieces of legislation to be awareof. #Kentucky #Politics #Prolife

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The Legislature passed their second bill into law thissession. A LGBTQ website called “them” creates a conspiracy theory that is making its rounds on LGBTQ social media claiming that KY Legislature is trying to take trans kids away from their parents due to school bathroom usage. #Kentucky #Politics #Republican #Conservative

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I witness a bus load of people being dropped off that raises some questions. Drag Queens come to Frankfort to fight against a bill that would stop them from being nude or performing sexual acts in front of children. #Kentucky #Politics #protectthechildren

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Damon Thayer is introducing some interesting pieces oflegislation on his way out the door. We dig into two of his proposals. One would radically change campaign finance law in Kentucky. The other would be a massive pay increase for legislators.

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McConnell steps down from leadership in the Senate. Bills are filed to require age verification on porn websites. A sweeping bill on labor laws is heard in committee.

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Rep. Fleming, Rep, Timoney, and Rep. Gooch come together in order to propose a bill that is guaranteed to make Kentucky the rape claim capital of the US. Sen. Danny Carroll’s Horizons act is a never ending black hole of spending.

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A racist group marches in Kentucky and receives wide coverage by the media, but why won’t they cover more violent racist incidents happening in Kentucky? A “non-partisan” news source proves to be anything but. We hear one Democrats arguments for keeping current child labor laws in place.

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This episode includes and action alert on HB204. Democrats are very upset at Republicans for passing a bill to reform SNAP qualifications in Kentucky, I take a look at their arguments as we realize that Democrats want everyone on government welfare.

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SB126 is a constitutional amendment that would stop pardons close to elections. House moves HB 357 out of committee. The bill would stop credit card companies from tracking gun purchases, and the Democrats are not happy about it. Finally, another bill aimed at dealing with Federal Senate seat openings has been filed.

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Let’s look at arguments presented by self identified conservatives against school choice in Kentucky. I dig into some legislation and the second bill to have passed both chambers in Kentucky.

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Jefferson County Teachers Association’s PAC is dumping some big bucks into Republican primaries. Leadership in the House is refusing to allow forward good legislation because they don’t like the sponsor.

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Rember the guy who dressed in drag as a nun and took a photo with Beshear? Turns out he maybe a pedophile. Bluegrass station project is getting massive backlash from the public, will the GA cave to the pressure?

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Andy Barr’s office sends out a tax payer funded mailer. Cindi Batson joins me to talk about HB 141. A bill to repeal the Kentucky water fluoridation mandate. #Kentucky #politics #fluoride

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Herald-Leader’s health reporter continues to show us that understanding data is not necessary in journalism. Democrats are mad over a bill to end many of KY’s child labor law provisions. Moms Demand Action holds a rally in Frankfort.

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Youth with Planned Parenthood drop valentines day cards off to reps. I go through a few to show just how messed up these kids are. Rep. Hodgson proposes a bill that would severely limit open records request by the public. Rep. Decker comes under attack for saying that her father was a slave.

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General Flynn joins me to talk about the recent foreign aid package that just passed the Senate. General Flynn is coming to Kentucky on February 19th. You can get your FREE tickets at RWFForumKY.org for this event. A Democrat KY House Rep says that you’re anti women for not paying for everyone’s childcare. A Republican Senator proposes a massive $300 million spending bill for childcare in Kentucky. #Kentucky #politics #Flynn #whatisawomen

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Recent Super Bowl ad points to a big push by the Left to redefine what Christians should believe. I go over why this attempt is underway. Several bills are heard in committee. Sen Berg blames victims of gun theft for gun crimes.

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Beshear keeps pushing raises and universal PreK as the magical fix to K-12 education. There is no evidence these extreme spending measurers will solve anything. Two constitutional amendments are coming up for a vote in the Senate this week. Lexington City Council pushes for a tax payer funded Uber service.

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Troubling story out of Paducah regarding a baby sex assault case. A few bills march forward in the legislature, including one to deal with teacher misconduct. Bourbon County High School cancels basketball game over old photo.

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A bill to make board of educations races partisan advances forward. While another bill advances that undermines the argument that partisan elections are a good thing. Osborne puts forward a constitutional amendment. Lexington plows ahead with a new ordnance that comes into conflict with a bill working its way through the Legislature.

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I clear up just how much Berea College is funded by our tax dollars. I’ll give you a hint- it’s a lot. A child in Nicholasville brings CBD candy to his elementary class and shares them. Timoney proposes a law on minor name changes. I dig into Dythe’s dumb oped from last week.

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The Herald-Leader publishes a very ill informed Oped, and I tear it apart. Senator Tichenor files a slew of education centered bills, some if which would have the biggest impact on K-12 education in recent history. I utter one of my most unpopular opinions.

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Berea College Young Communist League is holding events centered around destroying the western world, and its led by a foreign national. I go over just how our tax dollars are funding this. The budget passes the KY House and it has over $26 billion in new spending, $3.5 billion in new debt, and $14 billion in spending coming from an unknown revenue source. #Kentucky #politics #kybudget #bereacollege

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Democrats lose their minds over a bill requiring two minutes of silence at the start of each school day. The legislature adds over $100 million in school transportation funding, but where is it going?

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Michael Adams who is preparing for a future run has taken an odd tactic of attacking Republican base issues. Beshear says Texas is forwarding civil war thoughts with their actions.

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There are still plenty of people out there that think lockdowns saved lives, despite all the evidence to the contrary. LQBTQ activist found guilty of trespassing, only fined $1. Senator Westerfield files his Red Flag bill called CARR, and it is everything he said it would not be. #Kentucky #politics #2A

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The Senate considers a bill that would open back up the road between the Annex and the Capitol Building. SOS Adams takes aim at a voter ID law that would strength voter ID requirements. A common talking point of Beshear’s is that teachers aren’t paid enough. I’ll take a look at teacher pay and compare apples to apples with the rest of the working force in KY.

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A second school choice bill has been filed. I go over what has been posted on the Order Of The Day in the KY House and dig into the bills that are being voted on.

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Political reporters are constantly reminding us that they need our monetary support. Perhaps, if the Herald-Leader didn’t employ journalist pretending to report the news while pushing a narrative they would have a more successful business. A former legislator and one on their way out has a complaint session in the papers about how “the climate” in Frankfort has made it “not fun anymore”. A lawsuit is filed against a gun store who legally sold a gun to a mass shooter. #Kentucky #politics #2A

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I go over some interesting election news from Northern Kentucky, and from West Central Kentucky. The floor comments made by Kentucky Democrats about HB18 show just how much contempt they have for property rights.

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Beshear keeps using the word we in his speeches and social media posts. I take a look at the deeper meaning behind the use of the word. I go into some bills that are moving. One Dem. Rep. proposes an amendment that would allow immunity for child pornography in some situations. The Dem candidate says vote for me because I’m 29, a woman, and a single mom.

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As schools around the state closed on Monday, I discuss how covid has changed the way our schools handle days off. Beshear says we just need universal Prek to solve all our schooling problems. Shell successfully beats back Biden on a farm issue that would have hurt Kentucky. HB5 has problems, I’ll go over what those are.

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Hardin County GOP takes a position in a state House primary. Rep. Maddox proposes a new law to allow 18 or older to conceal carry. School lobbying groups want an unconstitutional pay raise. #Kentucky #politics #education #2A

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Beshear allies fire up a new political group to try and enact his policies. SB10 passes in the Senate. Should the Legislature be giving Teach For America $700,00?

Kentucky #politics #kybudget #Beshear

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I dig into the real story behind the incest bill, and how the media has completely missed the real story that points to just how often our legislators pass laws without reading them. The $72,752,317,736 budget bill has dropped, I take a look at the first few things worth noting. One thing in the budget is the continued funding of DEI training incentives for K-12 teachers. A new lawsuit alleges more horrible treatment at a girl’s JDC. #Kentucky #Politics #budget

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Michael Adams digs down into democrat talking points in order to fend off challengers to his early voting procedures. I take a look at the top 12 subsides awarded in 2023 and one thing becomes very clear. There is no coherent economic development plan being executed in Kentucky. HB234 would allow child support to pregnant mothers, I’ll discuss reason to support and oppose. Visit Lex sent a message to outer space in hopes to convince aliens to visit Kentucky, showing once again that the government really has no plan. #Kentucky #Politicis #economicdevelopment #childsupport #aliens

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I go through some bills set to be voted on in the coming days. One of which will move Kentucky’s Constitutional Officer’s Elections to the Presidential Election year. Herald-Leader released a list of 24 to watch in 24, but it seems they didn’t understand the assignment. People are speaking out in defense of homeless street camping; we will see what they had to say. #Kentucky #Laws #elections #streetcamping #Politicis

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A recent study says Kentucky is on of the worst places to raise a family. I take a look at the studies metrics to see what the truth is. Republican Senator files a bill to make the Kentucky Board of Education Commissioner’s position an elected position. Sen. Neal files a guns storage law that makes absolutely no sense. #Kentucky #Politicis #KYSchools #2A #gunlaws

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I start off by going over what we should be demanding our legislature do for this budget year. A school choice amendment bill has been filed. Rep. Proctor files three bills taking aim at CON Laws. Senator Schickel files a bill to end early in person voting, and Adams is upset about it. If you want to take action on any bills call (502) 564-8100.

Kentucky #Politicis #budget #schoolchoice #conlaws #elections

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Now that bills banning DEI in colleges and K-12 education have Benn introduced, I ask why are these bill sponsors the same people who were pushing DEI just a few months ago? Beshear has a new PAC indicating he is eyeing up a presidential run. House and Senate Leadership were on KET recently; I take a look at what they said. #DEI #Kentucky #Politicis #Beshear #kybudget

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A candidate brings pigs to Frankfort. The Left has lost their mind on the KY GOP, calling for them to be thrown in jail for treason. SB6 is addressing DEI in colleges, but what about the DEI push in K-12 education in Kentucky? #Politicis #Kentucky #DEI #J6 #GOP

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I answer a viewer question on government handouts to private businesses. Eric Deters files to run against Massie in the Republican primary, but is Deters actually eligible to be on the ballot? Matt Lockett has proposed a constitutional amendment to take away an end date for the legislative session. I’ll go over how this could change things, and the arguments for and against the change.

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Michael Adams calls for “a tolerant and welcoming” Kentucky for all. I go into the problems with his mealiness platitudes. Beshear gave his State Of The Commonwealth address. I dig in and point out the many problems with his speech. Remember to like, comment, share, and subscribe to show support for the show.

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A heated debate breaks out in House Republican Caucus where some reps. Show their true colors. The Left is losing it over a bill to ban teaching public college students to be racist.

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A shooting occurs in Lexington just a block away from the police station. Beshear continues to claim that more Kentuckians are not gambling with legalized sports betting, but rather they were just doing so out of state or illegally before. However, calls to the gambling addiction hotline paint a different story.

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As filing deadline approaches, I go over which State Legislature seats to watch. Most of us know that the vehicle registration has been shut down for a few weeks, but is there another reason for the change? A new EV tax is starting this year as well, I’ll go over the reasoning behind the new tax.

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I suggest some new year’s resolutions for political activism. A new session is starting tomorrow and one thing to watch is the rules vote in the House, I’ll go over why. With Thayer’s last session coming up I’ll go over one person who has been mentioned to replace him.

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The Kentucky Arts Coucil comes under a microscope as I take a look at who is receiving our tax dollars through their grants. I discover a cesspool of far left “arts” groups that are using your dollars to push forward a far left social agenda right here in Kentucky.

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McConnell’s approval ratings hit a new low of 6%. I dig into all the salaries Kentucky is paying in order to fund the DEI scam. Rep. John Hodgson gives a legislative update. Finally, I take a look at Kentucky Entertainment Incentive Tax Credit program.

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This week, I’ll be digging into crazy spending that is going on in KY State Government. Today, I focus on government service contracts that have gone through the statutory committee called “Government Contract Review Committee”.

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CON Law Task Force wastes our tax dollars by delivering a finding of “more research needed”. Beshear shows hypocrisy on school choice. The ultra left liberals in KY are poised to push the KY Democrat Party even farther left.

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Today’s theme is separating words from actions. First we will take a look at a recent tweet from Damon Thayer, and see how that lines up with his results in the KY Legislature. Then, I dig into Andy Barr’s recent endorsement of Donald Trump and how that lines up with his voting record and his association with the Republican Main Street Partnership. Finally, I’ll go over Beshear’s recent comments on Trump, The Border, and his political future.

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Jane Doe withdraws abortion lawsuit in Kentucky. Beshear Releases a video on his budget highlights to the public through KET. I’ll go through some of the most important parts, and dispel some of Beshear’s talking points for his big spending plan.

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Interesting election news out of Northern KY. I discuss how far left activism in KY shows us how the Republican Party of Kentucky’s inability to work with their own grassroots may end up being what costs Republicans in the long run. At Friday’s Joint Judiciary Committee Hearing, several other items were discussed other than CARR, including changes to KY’s violent offender laws.

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I go over what was said during the Red Flag Law Hearing in Frankfort. I point out the many flaws in the entire premise behind why the people testifying for this bill say it needs to be passed. I also will go over the arguments expressed against this law by legislators in the hearing. Finally, there was a pivotal moment in the hearing showing just how dumb of a bill this is, and yet the media won’t cover it. I’ll go over what that moment was.

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Legislators make some final comments before today’s Red Flag Law hearing in Frankfort. I cover the fall you an op-ed printed in the Herald-Leader. Senator Thayer spoke about why he isn’t running for reelection and what comes next for him on KET, hear what he had to say.

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Senate Majority Leader Damon Thayer says he isn’t running for reelection. I go over some of what may be in the Safer Kentucky Act. Finally, I offer commentary on Beshear’s inauguration speech.

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As KY Legislator’s look to take away law abiding citizen’s firearms, we take a look at the state of law and order in Kentucky. We have recent cases of activist judges in KY that is not being addressed. Recently in Lexington, a Judge dismissed murder charges against a man because he was black, not because he wasn’t guilty. Yet Legislators want to pass more laws that won’t be enforced instead of just holding judges and prosecutors accountable through impeachment hearings.

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I finish off my coverage of fmr. KY GOP Chair Mac Brown’s interview with NPR. Lexington’s Vice Mayor Dan Wu performs in drag. A Jane Doe files an abortion lawsuit in Kentucky that makes their hate for all children very clear.

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The Kentucky Legislature is having a hearing on a Red Flag Gun Law this Friday at 10am in Frankfort. The Liberal Media and talking heads go crazy over a graphic that said Kentucky was the gayest state in the nation. The only problem was that the data was over 100% wrong and had to be corrected a few days later. Mac Brown gives one more interview on his way out as the Kentucky GOP chair.

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Division causing issues in both the GOP and the DNC in Kentucky. The GOP has some choices to make if it wishes to gain party unity. A Republican proposes a big spending bill to provide more welfare services in Kentucky. I’ll go over this socialist trash bill in today’s episode.

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The Kentucky State House is looking at some possible major rules changes. These changes would move power from the few to many, and would create less division in the Republican caucus.

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Senator Bledsoe and Rep. Dietz weigh in on Kentucky’s upcoming debate on passing a Red Flag Gun Law. Their responses show how the inability for Republicans in power to say government can’t solve all our problems is giving wins to the liberal agenda.

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Lexington City Coucil looking at new law that would ban the sale of puppies. Small child gives dollar bills to adult performer at drag show in Kentucky. Andy Barr is eyeing up McConnell’s Senate seat.

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Pro-Hamas Protestors show up at Light Up Louisville, yet no media covers it. The exiting KY GOP Chairman, Mac Brown, does an interview that perfectly illustrates how the Establishment Republicans will end up destroying the Republican Party if left in power. JCPS students have lost 1 million minutes of instruction time due to the poorly ran school system over just 17 days.

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Large cockfighting ring is broken up in Eastern KY. In a hearing regarding Certificate Of Need (CON) Laws a Democrat House Rep gets schooled on free markets.

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Boone County Superintendent uses taxpayer dollars to forward his own political agenda. Dr. Adam Neff from Louisville Baptist Health gave a presentation about his gender transitioning work with patients as young as 7. He states his treatments can vary from shoving socks down girl’s pants to full medical transitions and surgeries. Finally, I go over just how far the Democrat Party has strayed from “sticking up for the working man”.

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KY GOP Chairman steps down. Michael Adams gives a long interview demonstrating just how delusional the establishment is about why Cameron lost. Adams also says the quiet part out loud and admits that current Republican Leadership may not be able to stay in power if registered Republicans realize how unconservative they are.

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The Big Boy Bandits Strike again, when will this reign of terror end? The government surveillance state in KY expands. The cost to the Kentucky Taxpayer on the Ford deal now appears like it will be $2.5 million per job. Kentucky gets an F grade on spending from Truth In Accounting.

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A Red Flag Law is getting a hearing in the Kentucky Legislature. Michael Adams says we should “court the middle”. I ask where is the middle?

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Beshear is facing an ethics complaint due to possible misuse of tax payer funds for his campaign. Ford continues to lower expectations when it comes to EV production amongst falling demand and new labor union contract. Looks like Lexington is using Jerry Lundergan to set up winter homeless shelters despite his recent criminal convictions and jail time.

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Louisville mass shooter’s writing are made public. Hiswritings point to a leftist mind virus that motivated his deranged acts. I also talk about how thankful I am to be a Conservative.

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Lexington City Council caves to anti-Israel protestor’s take over during public meeting. Big Boy statue get’s stolen. As state tax revenues across the country are falling, what will Kentucky do?

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I take a look at the Appalachian LGBTQ+ Youth Conference that took place last week. Why are we funding a bunch of adults sexualizing minors? Thomas Massie spoke at a political event over the weekend I attended, I go over what he had to say.

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Conservative ideas are sold on logic, while liberal thoughts are sold on blind emotion. Louisville Public Media writes an article on AppHarvest where they miss the point entirely. I answer a viewers question on how such horrible people get elected to office.

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Commission on Race and Access to Equal Opportunity hears from people on a constitutional amendment on slavery. A grand jury declines to issue charges in the Desmond Laduke shooting. A deranged leftist cooks up conspiracy theory surrounding the Anderson County School incident.

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Is every Republican running always worth voting for? Front page Herald-Leader proclaims that Republican Leadership is prepared to back peddle on abortion.

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We have to stop making excuses when people run bad campaigns. WKYT gives lackluster coverage on the Anderson County School’s grooming incident. Something smells in Lexington. Louisville UAW votes down union deal with Ford.

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The Kentucky Legislature can’t stop themselves from spending more than they had even planned. The State House plans to build a temporary chamber for the 2025 session, is this a waste of tax dollars? London mayor is under investigation from KREF due to possible campaign finance violations.

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Anderson County government employees already have a track record of attacking people of the Christian faith for their beliefs. Another incident shows just how far Anderson County Schools may go to destroy a Christian family. Kentucky approves shutting down of two coal plants the day after the election. Finally, I discuss if Mitch McConnell will try to remain in office.

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The Establishment has already started blaming Trump and Pro-Life stances for Cameron’s loss. The State Senate responds to Beshear’s win. The State spends over $1.3 million to conduct 4,500 phone surveys. There was an interesting wet/dry vote that took place in a part of Louisville.

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I respond to a post circulating on social media regarding questions about Tuesday’s results. Kentucky Democrats maybe celebrating Beshear’s reelection, but a deeper look at the results down ballot tells us the future of the Democrat Party in Kentucky is grim.

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Some of you won't like what I have to say in today's show but it needs to be said if Republican's want to win hard races.

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Developing problems in JCPS and at the Ford Plant may hurt Beshear today. I also take a look the final get out the vote efforts and turn out during early voting.

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Polls say the race is close and it looks like it will come down to a razors edge. I take a look at both candidates bus tours, and go over the good and bad that we can learn from polling and sentiment in predicting tomorrow’s outcome.

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Donald Trump cuts a video for the final days of the Cameron Campaign. I go over the candidates in the Ag Commissioners race. Lexington City Coucil pushes for racists and sexist hiring and promotion practices. School proficiency testing results are out, and it doesn’t look good.

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Covid lock down pushers are apologizing all across the nation, but not here in Kentucky. The Lt. Governor candidates squared off in a debate a few days ago.

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More details emerge regarding the Raceland-Worthington Independent School District sexual grooming scandal. I give you my constitutional take on early voting. Finally, the Biden DOJ is nearing a consent decree with Louisville Metro Police Department.

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Black Voters Matter goes after Daniel Cameron in a vile racists attack ad calling him “Uncle Cameron”. Beshear proclaims he works with Republicans, but that is far from the truth. The Herald leader endorses only the Republicans willing to say they don’t agree with Donald Trump.

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The Ford battery plant construction is delayed due to falling demand and UAW strike. Beshear has done nothing to fight California’s boycott of Kentucky. Finally, FCPS board member Tom Jones resigns after micro-agression controversy.

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Cameron and Beshear square off in the final debate, and Cameron came out swinging. I’ll go over the best responses of the night. Democrats think they caught Cameron in a hypocritical statement, but it really just goes to show how much they don’t understand conservative philosophy.

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Cameron and Beshear faced off on KET and the format showed us exactly what is wrong with the Cameron Campaign’s current strategy. I also ask where is the McConnell money to go along with the McConnell staff that is running Cameron’s campaign. Finally, The Democrats issue flimsy explanations on the Beshear drunk video, while Beshear issues none.

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Video surfaces of Beshear drunk on a zoom call. The Cameron campaign gets some good polling results. Finally, People know Louisville is not safe and one important stat tells us that.

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Chinese company in Kentucky gets fined for child labor. Students and teachers walk out of a Nelson County school in protest. A Lexington women who attempted to stab a man and led police on a car chase receives no jail time.

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The second of two parts where we will listen to the first major televised governor’s debate. I’ll go over the questions and answers to provide analysis of what the facts are.

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The first of two parts where we will listen to the first major televised governor’s debate. I’ll go over the questions and answers to provide analysis of what the facts are.

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In a hearing on the use of OC spray, the leadership ofKentucky’s juvenile detention centers gives us little confidence. The same people fighting for abortion don’t want women to have the right to choose where they give birth. Finally, I’ll go over how upset the left got when I posted a simple Cameron event graphic.

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UAW is on strike here in Kentucky, I’ll go over what this could mean for the future of the Ford Battery plant. The first Govern’s debate was held; I’ll go over what we learned from it. Finally, the City of Louisville has installed femine product dispensers in men’s bathrooms.

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John David Dyche is a former Republican political pundit and columnist who went full Trump Derangement Syndrome in a Kentucky Lantern article, I give my commentary on his article. Beshear says school choice means private schools will be unaccountable, but will they be? Finally, I go over a rule change by the leadership in the Kentucky Legislature that makes it clear they don’t want citizens involved in the legislative process.

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Pro-Palestine protesters show up in Lexington. Beshear endorses Joe Biden for president. I managed to upset people in the UK.

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The Herald-Leader writes an opinion article for their news section about an event that The Family Foundation held in Kentucky. The Daily Beast reports that Cameron is engaged in a pay-to-play scandal, I’ll take a look at what we know. Finally, crypto mines are popping up in Eastern KY and not all citizens are happy about it.

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We take a look at a new governor poll and see what conclusions we can draw from it. A few Christian County elected officials have had some controversy regarding a DUI and an eviction. I will discuss how this is a symptom of a political class that lacks all morals. Finally, I’ll go over what a performer at an all-ages drag show had to say about why he likes to crossdress in front of kids.

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Boone County Public Library posts a video clearly showing they have no idea what a banned book is. Lex18 runs a story covering how adults are buying emotional support Barbie dolls. Finally, I cover what appears to be a flip-flop on abortion from Russell Coleman.

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The tenant bill of rights makes headway in parts of Kentucky, I’ll go over why this is horrible for every hard-working Kentuckian. App Harvest sells off property for $44 million that tax payer-backed loans helped build. Finally, I go over how Beshear mishandled more than $1.2 million in checks issued out of the Western Kentucky relief fund.

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Beshear keeps making promises to teachers that he knows he can’t keep. Cameron says he hasn’t flip flopped on abortion; I’ll take a look at his reasoning. Finally, I play a speech I made last night at a fundraiser for Rep. Proctor and Rep. Rawlings.

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Today, I take a look at a sweeping piece of legislation meant to address crime issues in Louisville and across the state. I take a look at what we know about the legislation and give my opinion on it.

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Beshear’s feud with the Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources continues. The Michigan Ford Battery Plant has slowed construction due to UAW strikes. What does this mean for Kentucky? Finally, a Fayette County School Board Member has apologized after he uttered a “racial microaggression”; I’ll go over what he said.

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First, I go over how the Establishment GOP’s desire to control everything is causing electoral failure. Then, I go over how Kentucky’s Legislature wasted time and dollars on a hearing about hair care products. Finally, I go over what I did to upset the Left last week.

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The State Supreme Court is deciding whether or not the State House and Congressional redistricting maps are constitutional. A special election democrat candidate has managed to upset the trans activists in the state. Finally, JCPS says that parents leaving the district are doing so just because they are racists.

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The Biden Admin. sent a public letter to Kentucky claiming that the state has underfunded KSU, and that could result in court action. What is the truth though? We take a look at the claims made in the letter and see if they have any merit. Chronically absent school children have become a major issue, with nearly 40% of JCPS students missing at least one day every two weeks. Finally, A Democrat State House Rep. may have once identified as transgender. I’ll go over why this is politically relevant.

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Secretary of State Michael Adams signals he might try to remove Kentucky from a controversial voter roles company. A few members of our Republican State Legislature are trying to move forward with a red flag gun law. Finally, a Kentucky school board meeting has drama as parents demand answers regarding allegations that members of faculty are sexually grooming children.

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I go over Cameron’s flip-flop on abortion and how it shows everything that is wrong with our current crop of politicians. Finally, I discuss the Left using Native Americans to justify their view points.

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As Kentucky looks to spend $42 million on psychedelic research, I discuss if this is a good idea or not. The NAACP causes division on an important issue by saying cameras are racist. Finally, I go over what I did to upset the left last week.

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Christian County Schools are broke after deciding to build a mega high school and shuffle students around, against the wishes of their constituents. I talk with Caleb Ballard about the issues going on in the community there.

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We explore if Beshear or Cameron would appoint themselves as senator should McConnell leave office. Several Kentucky cities are exploring the concept of Smart Cities. What is that and should we be for or against it? Finally, I discuss why Kentucky keeps sending tax dollars to California even after they have vowed to never do business with us.

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SB 7 is ruled as unconstitutional in Franklin Circuit Court. I go over why the Legislature keeps crafting laws with constitutionality concerns. Then, I go over an ad from a PAC supporting Cameron that has made a rookie mistake. Finally, I go over a Courier Journal op-ed that goes after misinformation by spreading misinformation.

The Herald-Leader publishes several op-eds from leftist calling for Kentucky to unite. I take a look at what they are really saying. A new ad in the governor’s race is trying to get us to vote against our own best interests. Finally, I go over what I did to upset, not the Left, but the Liberal Right.

Critical Race Theory (CRT) hasn’t been a point of big political conversation in almost a year. Groups fell silent and it was rebranded as DEI, SEL, or any number of names in order to escape public backlash. A company with it's roots in CRT consulting, that is connected to the Biden DOJ, has been winning education contracts in Kentucky. They are trying to get their programs implemented state wide. Louisville has another pride festival this past weekend, where they were sure to have a family zone. Finally, I talk about Beshear’s new bi-partisan political ad campaign.

I take a deep dive into sports betting, gray machines, and HHR. In this episode, I point how our legislature lacks any clear principles when it comes to what they pass and don’t on gambling.

Amber Spradlin’s family has heard the 911 call that was placed prior to her death hours late. I give an update on the call and the controversy. A new poll is out in the Governors race and it doesn’t look great for Cameron. Finally, I discuss the growing police surveillance we have in Kentucky.

State revenues fall $435 million short of the goal in order to lower our income tax by .5% in Kentucky. I talk about what this means, and how should conservatives respond. Last month an incident took place at Pine Mountain in Harlan, KY. I go over what the facts are and who is right and wrong in the situation. Finally, I talk about a common curriculum project called GRAPES in public schools, and why it should be stopped.

I am joined by Thomas “TJ’ Jefferson. Thomas is running against Rep. Killian Timoney for House District 45. Rep. Timoney has been repeatedly ranked as the least conservative member of the Republican legislature. Meet his opponent in today’s episode.

Kentucky has a surplus so Beshear wants to spend spend spend, while we have billions in debt. Kentucky libraries are being held accountable to the tax payers, and they are really mad about it. Finally, I go over what I did to upset the left last week.

Scott County Public Schools attracted attention when a student covered himself from head to toe in black paint for a “blackout” school spirit day. The school reacts by throwing the kid under the bus. JCPS prepares paren. ts for the fact they simply won’t be busing some kids anymore. Finally, I cover how two events Beshear went too point to what a destructive phony he is

About a month ago McConnell suddenly fell silent, and yesterday it happened again. A Clark County boy was beaten on a school bus by an older girl. Finally, I cover that Louisville is thinking about making business close earlier due to the crime problem.

Hopkinsville Police Department is going through a forced DEI training after one officer posts a TikTok video lip syncing to “Try That in a Small Town”. Lexington’s E911 center is shut down due to covid. Finally, I discuss JCPS lying about bus drivers quitting after bus route debacle.

Lexington City Council spends 30 minutes debating a council member seating chart. The debate eventually turns to how unequitable and racists the proposed seating chart is. Cameron proclaims there will be no mask mandates under his administration. Finally, The National Federation of Republican Woman are about to have an argument over what a women is at next months conference.

Beshear keeps quoting a claims that there are more people employed than when he took office, is he lying? Fox56 publishes an article where they just ignore what their own sources say. Finally, I go over what you might expect if mandates come back.

Kentucky Medical Association (KMA) is Kentucky’s largest medical association. KMA is looking at adopting their legislative goals to get passed in the Kentucky General Assembly. One of their top priorities? Getting legislation passed that would ban all semi-auto guns. Op-ed in the Herald leader calls for a tenant bill of rights. Then finally, I discuss the presidential debate.

People face possible destruction of their homes due to new road projects needed to support the Ford Battery Plant. The Legislature’s “Commission on race and access to equal opportunity” meets to hear about how racists everyone is in Kentucky. Finally, Liberals in Louisville tell parents to just go ahead and lower your expectations when it comes to JCPS.

The State Supreme Court hears testimony regarding SB126’s constitutionality. A former Republican State House Rep. has a fever dream where Abraham Lincoln is a blue haired leftist. Finally, I discuss the ongoing chatter that mandates might be coming back.

The Beshear administration has been under a lot of fire over the last several years as his Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ) has been completely incapable of handling underage girls. Under Beshear minor girls have been sexually harassed, beaten, and taken advantage of inside Kentucky’s Juvenile Detention Centers at the hands of the staff. When will we finally see a change in how Beshear runs this department? The fight over school choice is heating up, and I talk about how that is effecting current and upcoming races.

Beshear and others celebrate sports betting as big win for Kentucky, but the bill passed points to just how corrupt Kentucky is. JCPS has successfully lowered the standard as they tout getting kids home before 8pm as a big success. Finally, I discuss how flawed Beshear’s universal pre-K plan is.

First, I start off with discussing the Governor’s race and what platforms (or lack there of) the Governor candidates are running on. Then, I cover the company behind the JCPS bus debacle. Finally, I end by going over how Mitch McConnell’s “Safer Communities Act” is defunding Kentucky’s youth archery programs.

The Republican Party of Kentucky (RPK) is having a state convention soon and looking at two major rule changes. One of which would make it harder on Trump to win the national Republican primary. Cameron unveils his “Catch-Up Plan” for Kentucky Schools. Finally, I discuss how the Kentucky Association of Health Plans is continuing the policy of bribing people to get vaccinated.

A widely held belief in the GOP is that the abortion issue is a losing issue for conservatives, but is it? Hopkins County Public Schools have seen weeks of delay when it comes to their start date. Finally, I go over JCPS' return to school plan as Democrats are blaming the legislature for their liberal school policy failures.

Almost two months ago Amber Spradlin was stabbed 11 times in Floyd County Kentucky. Find out how this unfortunate incident sparked a political fight over 911 dispatch services. 100 Kentucky Guardsmen are being deployed to Asia. Finally, I talk about how the Blue Oval battery factory is bringing 22,000 jobs to a Kentucky county that only has 2,200 people looking for work.

JCPS Schools are closed Monday and Tuesday as bus problems persist. Legislators offer a solution to JCPS bus problems and call for a special session. Madison County Public Schools are forced by Biden’s DOJ to sit through a racist struggle session. Finally, I cover what a joke our campaign finance laws are as we see obvious examples of corruption and nothing is done about it.

JCPS Schools have completely failed at even getting kids to school, and has had to shutdown for two days as a result. Mitch McConnell says impeaching Biden would “not be good for this country”. Finally, I go over what I did to upset the Left this week.

Kentucky has already seen several news stories this year regarding children being assaulted by teachers. Are we ignoring a massive child abuse problem that is going on in our public schools? LG&E and KU are trying to close coal powered power plants. Democrats respond to UK caught on the record admitting to providing sex change surgeries to minors.

UK Healthcare admits to doing gender reassignment surgeries on minors. Will this revelation change Beshear’s insistence that these surgeries don’t happen in Kentucky? The Mom’s for Cameron campaign has officially launched. Finally, a new state regulation has many pools around the state looking at shutting their doors.

Today, I cover some of the other note worthy speeches from Fancy Farm. Everyone is talking about “retire” being yelled at McConnell, but what about the Republicans chanting “lost the Senate” at him? I also talk about the Lt. Governor speeches as well as the Attorney General Speeches. Every year the Democrats bring someone who doesn’t understand what Fancy Farm is and just yells at everyone, find out who it was this year.

Fancy Farm held their yearly picnic over the weekend. This Kentucky political event attracts thousands of people and each statewide candidate for office gives a speech. Traditionally, this is an opportunity for candidates to tell jokes at their opponent’s expense. Today, I focus on the governor speeches by Beshear and Cameron.

Beshear claims it will be difficult to find new Commissioner of Education because Republican’s are mean.

New political ads from both sides have dropped in the Governor’s race. Beshear’s defense of himself lacks all logic. Kentuckians for the Commonwealth want to raise the minimum wage in Kentucky because things cost too much. Finally, white supremacy flyers were distributed in Lexington neighborhood; Is this something to be concerned about or just a hoax?

Auditor Harmon joins me to discuss his time as State Auditor. We cover topics like county level embezzlement, state employees defrauding the government, and the Beshear Administration’s illegal activities surrounding data breaches.

Just a few weeks ago, news broke that the Cabinet for Health and Family Services (CHFS) had been storing kids in their offices. When CHFS was testifying before a legislature last week it became apparent that Beshear’s Secretary appointee, Eric Friedlander, has no clue what he is doing. Education Commissioner, Jason Glass, has decided to leave Kentucky. YouTube took down an anti-Beshear political ad for several days due to what the platform labeled as “hate speech”.

Tyler Childers releases a gay music video, and my take on it got underneath a few people’s skin. Beshear and company signals that they will ignore a recently passed law regarding federal senate vacancies if seat becomes vacant. Kentucky Constable arrested for using minivan in police chase.

Mitch McConnell has medical issue live and on camera. Beshear has back himself into a corner on his repeated support for puberty blockers and gender hormone for kids, something a vast majority of Kentuckians disagree with. Finally, we discuss Camerons support for Medicaid work requirements.

JCPS has meeting to consider whether or not to follow SB150. During the meeting, a fourth grader using “they/them” pronouns speaks to the board. The Kentucky Nurse Association comes under fire when news breaks about their “implicit bias training” requirement. Finally, Beshear celebrates giving out millions of our tax dollars in grants to green energy, military, and pharmaceutical companies.

Rep. Doan joins me to talk about last session’s actions on gray machines. Rep. Doan serves as the State House Representative for the 69th district. This pass session he made a move that drew the wrath of House Leadership and the horse track lobby. We talk about how he upset them and why.

St. Elizabeth is activating its staff in order to try and fight the grass roots push against CON laws. You can email Deeann.wenk@lrc.ky.gov with your opinion on CON Laws in Kentucky. Recent polls show that Beshear is still leading Cameron in the governor’s race. Can Cameron activate his base and win in November? Finally, I cover the story of a women in Lexington who says her religious rights were violated by the Fayette County Jail.

Senator Rand Paul’s office in Bowling Green was destroyed in a fire on Friday. Joe Sonka writes a factless article for the Courier-Journal defending Beshear against Republican attack ads. Finally, I cover how I upset the left by posting a meme about the Snow White remake.

Richard Hayhoe is the owner of Beans Cafe and Bakery in Northern Kentucky. He recently received the ire of the radical left when he nailed a rubber doughnut to a bathroom door. I sit down with Richard and we discuss why people were so offended and what his response is to the online attacks.

Liberal coffee shops in Louisville are facing strikes over wages. Cameron has selected his running mate for November. Finally, I cover what I did to upset the left this last week.

The company once hailed by Beshear as “Kentucky’s next Toyota” is in a downward spiral, and the tax payer is on the hook for over $50 million. Facing evictions on serval of it’s farms and creditor calling in over $100 million in debt, the companies future looks grim. Just a year ago the tax payer backed a $50 million dollar loan to the company. Listen to learn how this happened.

I take a deep dive into several possible Lt. Governor picks as time ticks for Cameron to make his decision. Learn about who is getting whispered about and my take on if they would be a good pick or not.

JCPS gives superintendent $75,000 raise after failing to educate kids. Beshear celebrates a $1.4 billion surplus that he has nothing to do with, and shouldn’t celebrate. Judge changes ruling on Kentucky’s SB150.

Rep. Marianne Proctor is a former Speech Pathologist and Kentucky State Representative from Northern Kentucky. She is very active in the fight against Certificate of Need or CON laws. CON laws have created government enforced healthcare monopolies in Kentucky. Listen as we discuss CON laws and what are the arguments for and against them in Kentucky.

Judge Reynolds is a former circuit court judge, and current practicing attorney. He joins me to talk about the Sixth District Appeals Court decision regarding transgender children and treatment. Not only do we discuss how this will impact Kentucky’s SB150, but we also talk about how these cases are argued and what to expect next. We also discuss some general Kentucky law questions about criminal defense and DUI’s.

Dr. John Garren is an economist and an University of Kentucky Professor Emeritus. We discuss the recent Supreme Court ruling regarding student loan forgiveness, and how college got so expensive in the first place. Dr. Garren offers a unique perspective on how the government has thrown off normal supply and demand market factors when it comes to college tuition.

Sixth Circuit Court makes a ruling on Tennessee law that has ramifications to court challenges against Kentucky’s SB150. Democrat Attorney General Candidate Pamela Stevenson is not (and has never been) allowed to practice law in Kentucky. As of July 1st all gray machines must be off and unplugged in Kentucky. Finally I cover how I upset the left last week. Check out the Andrew Cooperrider Show M-F at 1PM.

News has broken that the CHFS is keeping children in their offices for weeks on end. The children are sleeping on cots and only getting showers every 3-4 days. With this news breaking, we take a look at just how awful Beshear’s track record is when it comes to children.

Judge make ruling saying some parts of SB150 are unconstitutional, and parents have a right to give their kids puberty blockers and hormones. Democrats decided they don’t want a transgender person representing them in a Kentucky House race while the governor’s election is taking place. Beshear claims accomplishments from a bill he vetoed. Finally I cover how I upset the left in Kentucky this week.

JCPS emails surface regarding tax payer funded student protests. The “ You Decide, Kentucky” activism group is trying to create more ways to tax Kentuckians without eliminating any taxing categories. Cameron campaign sends letter to tv stations asking for attack ads against him to not be aired. Finally I cover what I did to upset the left this week.

A School Choice Constitutional Amendment appears to be on the menu next session for consideration. Beshear messages on communistic talking points and ideas, will anyone notice? Finally, we will find out what I did to upset the left since our last episode!

The media makes a real big deal about Behsear's unremarkable endorsements. KDE decides to play cute with SB150. I talk about Massie's Debt Deal vote. There was an altercation at a LGBTQ rally in Corbin.

A photo resurfaces of Beshear with the Kentucky chapter of a far left anti-christian LGBTQIA2+ activism group. A new teen summer camp for LGBTQIA2+ is opened in Kentucky. Eric Deters floats running against Congressman Massie. The Republican Party of Kentucky puts out new video pointing out how Andy takes credit for what the Republican Legislature does.

Beshear's "Republican" appointment is very far left. Cameron has a controversial new member join his campaign team. National social justice groups promise to defeat Cameron. Hopkinsville battery plant is getting its tax incentives halted after questions loom regarding its connection to China.

RPK has put out a new governor's poll and it doesn't look great for Behsear. City council woman in Lexington says stop arresting criminals they just need showers and bathrooms to live a honest life. The FOP fallen officer memorial in Louisville keeps getting vandalized and is possibly being moved. Finally, Beshear caves to pressure and appoints two new State School Board members.

It's Pride Month which means a month dedicated to whom you go to bed with at night. I talk about where and how these events are being funded by our dollars. Next, I cover Joe Gerth's awful op-ed about Cameron. Finally we Finnish up discussing the potential for Kentucky to have a transgender person in the state Legislature.

On today’s show we cover Beshear’s new memorial. Our weekly segment called “How I upset the Left this week” returns. The Democratic Governor Association launches an attack on Cameron. Kelly Craft releases a “stay tuned” video regarding her political future.

In today's episode we cover the governor's race match up in November. We also talk about some updates to the big battery plant. Finally I go over how I managed to upset the left this week. Follow me on twitter: @KYCooperrider

SB 115 is heard in committee. The bill would ban bringing minors to a drag performance. We hear what the far left has to say on the issue and it unconvincing to say the least.

SB5 is heard in committee. I offer commentary on the ACLU’s representative testfiying against the bill. Ending the Bourbon Barrel tax is being considered in HB5. The city of Covington gets really upset that it may not be able to allow kids to watch sexual performances downtown.

Topics covered in todays episode include:

Beshear has been housing young women and men together in juvenile detention facilities resulting in predictable results.

Beshear is forced to sign income tax cuts into law.

Asbury Revival is wrapping up.

Beshear mishandles donated tornado relief funds. Independents are growing in Kentucky. How will this impact the Governor’s election, and where are they coming from? A LT. Governor candidate’s Facebook is hacked; what does Facebook’s handling of the issue indicate.

I discuss a horrible story of a girl corrupted by her local school, and how that relates to Kentucky's laws. Ford tries to build a battery plant in Virginia and Governor Youngkin turns it down due to the plants ties to China. How is that deal different than Kentucky's? Find out in this episode.

We talk about a few of his filed bills and what you can do to help get them passed. Please donate to my campaign at C4KY.Com.

Bills discussed:

HB57 The right to refuse medical treatment.

HB58 Protecting the exercise of medical ethics within the medical profession.

HB72 Ending some taxes on transfer of property upon death

HB100 Creating a 10th amendment committee

Bills Covered:

HB1 Lowering income tax

HB12 Phone usage while driving

HB13 Bus Driver Physicals

HB17 Disallow half day Pre-K

HB20 Increase contract minimum before public bidding process is required.

HB26 End tax payer funded lobbying

HB30 Biological sex bathroom usage in schools

HB31 No 19 mandate in schools

HB44 Remove marketing services from sales tax.

HB50 Make all elections partisan.

In this episode I go over my Kentucky Wasteful Government Spending report. You can view this report and sources as Cooperrider4ky.com/waste.

It would appear that the Kentucky Pension was defrauded again.... this time for $10 million. The Chief Investment Officer who caught the possible fraud was fired, and has filed a whistleblower lawsuit. Donate now at C4KY.com.

People realize RS22 HB8 isn’t all cookies and rainbows. Beshear hands out $250 Million in tax payer cash with a promise it will somehow be paid back in 20ish years.

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We take a look at Beshears first term, and why he has got to go.

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Outgoing State Representative Adam Koenig give us an interesting look into how the Establishment really thinks. We take at look at what he said and how that illustrates perfectly why the base is so frustrated with the Republican Party.

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Does the GOP have a candidate or messaging problem? Did Kentucky experience a Red Wave? I give my take on the November elections.

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Bill Wesley files bill protecting gendered bathrooms. LEX 18 creates a big story over a Christian preaching a normal sermon. SNL does the most unfunny segment ever on Weekend Update.

We discuss two new bills proposed for the 2023 Legislative Session. The Leftist Agenda in our schools and state government continue. “This Book Is Gay” found in JCPS and the Commission on Race continues pushing racism.

I go over Local and State Level Elections worth watching all around the state. These races are chosen based upon what the outcomes mean for Kentucky’s political future.

We are seeing lies from the Democrats as they grasp at straws in the abortion debate. Here in Kentucky we have sign thieves and elected officials running people out of government buildings for donating to their opponents. Finally we cover the Hart County GOP chair endorsing me for State Treasurer.

Teresa Barton is out stealing her Republican opponents campaign signs. Over $400k is being dumped in this simple county judge race. A principal in Anderson county is suspended over pronoun policy.

The left releases their ad against amendment 2 on our November ballots, and of course it’s full of lies. A drag show is being put on in Frankfort that will have “kids activities” at it. I talk about what we can do to stop this child abuse. Additionally we take a look at the sponsors of this event, some of which will shock you.

I'm joined by Judge John Reynolds to talk about the rise in crime, and what part do judges play in the Justice System.

We also cover his election for Circuit Judge in Jessamine and Garrard counties.

You can find out more about Judge Reynolds at www.reynoldsforjudge.com.

I explain the two amendments that will be on our ballots in November. Then I cover a possible election law change being considered in light of how many governor candidates have filed. Finally we talk about Joe Biden spending $3.6 million on drug use kit vending machines in Kentucky.

The crime is getting out of control all across Kentucky. I talk about what caused the rise and what can we actually do to address the issues now and into the future.

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Biden’s speech shows a disgusting side of politics, that politicians are willing to cause damage and destruction simply to win office. The corruption isn’t only with D.C. democrats however. I discuss how the democrats here at home misuse and abuse government and what republicans should do about it.

The Kentucky General Assembly has finished the special session called to address the flooding in Eastern Kentucky. I talk with state Rep. Mark Hart about the results of the session.

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State House Rep. Bill Wesley files DBR 103. The bill would require a birth certificate to be marked with the Childs biological sex. The Governor is set to call a special session in order to direct funding to Eastern Kentucky flood relief. The General Assembly Contracts Review Committee denies school DEI contracts. Including the rehiring of Damien Sweeney as the Director of diversity, equity, inclusion, and belonging. Finally I discuss how big will the red wave be in November.

A year ago the Kentucky General Assembly voted to give $410,000,000 to Ford in order to build a EV battery plant. As time goes on, how is the deal starting to look? I also speak briefly about the Donald Trump FBI raid.

I discuss a couple of interesting speeches at Fancy Farm and comment on the politics surrounding them.

Three new draft bills get filed for the 2023 session. The bills include diaper and clothes sales tax exemption, setting aside time for prayer in schools, and honoring the CVG’s 75th anniversary. Jefferson County Public Schools in Louisville have denied a request to remove Gender Queer from the shelves. JCPS defends keeping a book in its libraries that has graphic images and real porn sites listed in it because it has “literary value”.

Jessamine County Republican Party has censured Mitch McConnell. Which raises the question of what is the purpose of your local party? Two draft bills have been filed for the 2023 session. One on property tax and the other on restraining orders. Kentucky’s Commission on Race gets a presentation from the Chamber of Commerce about how racist Chamber members are. The Chamber then asks for the government to do something about it. Louisville schools bring back mask mandates.

State equity contracts cost Kentucky taxpayers more than $5.8 million over the past year. I talk about how these DEI contracts have their roots in Communistic thinking. Then we go over what contracts have come through, and what we have spent on them. Finally we discuss how Republicans have gotten drawn into these ideas.

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Kentucky Transportation Cabinet cuts back on mowing highways. An inmate escapes prison in Kentucky….. kinda. Biden signs executive order on abortion that spends your tax dollars. New York creates a requirement to turn in your social media accounts for scrutiny in order to carry a gun.

I announced I'm running for State Treasurer. Abortions allowed to continue despite law in Kentucky. California issuing $1,050 "Inflation Relief" checks.

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I talk about a Campbell County Election result that gets overturned. Courts stop recount efforts in Kentucky. Finally we discuss four historic Supreme Court decisions.

Trump makes an early endorsement of Daniel Cameron for Governor, I discuss what it means for the race. Bridgett Ehly makes bond on her recount request. The State Senate spends celebrates spending $1.5 million dollars on a garden. JCPS buses kids to the Louisville Pride Parade. Lightyear flops in theaters.

Corporations and Special Interests Groups spend over $11 Million lobbying Kentucky Legislature in just 4 months. 10 Senate Republicans signal they are willing to pass Red Flag Gun Laws. Judge sets a 6100 vote recount effort cost at $21,000. State and federal governments look at moving to a three day a week work week.

Woodford County Health Department makes an electioneering post. SOS Adams is upset that people are willing to pay for their own recounts. Abortionist say they need more support from males. Charles Booker puts a noose around his neck in a new campaign ad. We talk just a little economics as trouble looms.

I discuss some election news in Kentucky, how our government loves high gas prices, and the call for gun control in Kentucky.

I talk about issues that happened on election day. Cover a story of government overreach in Frankfort. Are you afraid of Monkeypox?

I talk about what is happening with HB126, A debate on drugs breaks out in the Senate, A Senator is caught on Zoom yelling at her husband, HB323 really moves those deadlines.

30 total NTI days now. We are addicted to federal dollars, Why do we push college so much?

Senate passes SB1, but what is it? Vehicle taxes are going up 40%. Audio gets better about 6 minutes in.

Bills discussed - SB2, SB3, SB13, SB19, HB2, HB14, HB17, HB21, HB23, HB29, HB30

I update everyone on the Brewed legal development and talk about BR 1137. Biden has surprisingly admitted failure.

Bills discussed: BR6, BR69, BR106, BR384, BR1137

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