Ryan Dotson (R) is a former Kentucky state representative whose number one goal when in office was to impeach Gov. Andy Beshear. That initiative failed, but Dotson's other mission, to forbid mixed-sex athletics in the Commonwealth is now state law. Building on these and other experiences in Frankfort, Dotson is now seeking to represent Kentucky in the US House of Representatives by winning the 6th District seat now up for grabs as the current occupant, Andy Barr (R), runs for the Senate, hoping to replace the outgoing Mitch McConnell (R).

In this episode of On the Edge, Dotson discusses what led him away from his roots in Eastern Kentucky, why he became an Evangelical-Pentecostal pastor, what he thinks might happen before the actualization of a popular American Evangelical perspective that a war in Iran is among the final steps preceding the second coming of Christ, and what matters most to him about US relations with Israel. Plus, he counters a current controversy that has been attached to his name. 

It's a conversation you won't want to miss.  

Reporting from The Edge of Appalachia in Berea, Kentucky.