Kentucky spends a lot, compared to border states, on 'incentives' for businesses to create jobs in the state. Is the money worth it? WDRB.com business reporter Chris Otts discusses his recent Sunday story examining the corporate giveaways. Then (14:00), the conversation turns to Kentucky's best-known economic development deal: Braidy Industries. The company has devolved into a power struggle as it still lacks the $1.7 billion needed to construct its much-heralded aluminum plant in eastern Kentucky.

Background:

SUNDAY EDITION | Cash-strapped Kentucky spends more on job subsidies than border states

Bevin relaxed clawback terms for Kentucky's investment in Braidy Industries, records show

Bouchard says his firing by Braidy Industries is 'without basis'