Episode 110 with Laura Cullen Glasscock & Leo Haggerty

• Economic growth: how many jobs can governors take credit for creating?
• The ‘Energy Independence’ Executive Order which among other things scraps the Obama era clean power plan, which calls on the states to reduce electric-utility emissions, will it put miners here in Kentucky and in other states back to work?
• The proposed Trump Administration budget for 2018 proposes cutting for funding for the arts. What could that budget could mean for the arts and humanities?
• A personal experience and made Laura a call on congress to do something about prescription drug prices…
• Anna Bauman from the Kentucky Center for Economic Policy with “Trump Budget Would Hurt KY.”
• Jim Waters president of the Bluegrass Institute on Public Policy Solutions with “A Shakespearean take on an Amish farmer’s salve.”
• Book Review: Richard Nixon The Life” by John A. Farrell.
• “Notes & Quotes” wife of Kentucky’s senior senator, Secretary Elaine Chao recently talked about being an “outsider.”
• Kentucky Teachers Retirement Executive Director Gary Harbin gets his headline

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