How does the Trump tax cuts affect Government spending? Are they even possible with the levels we've seen over the last few budgets? Scott brings on Dan Savickas from the Taxpayers Protection Alliance to break all of this down.

Scott talks with CPS Board President Eve Bolton about potential budget cuts to affect Cincinnati Schools. Also Andy Bonner want to save you money on your medical bills. Finally Pete Sepp explains why Ohio and Kentucky are in danger of rolling blackouts on our electrical grid.

Cincinnati Public Schools are having issues balancing their budget. It appears that there might have to be some layoffs of staff. Scott talks with CPS Board President Eve Bolton about who might get cut.

Gary Jeff is in for Sloan discussing the Cincinnati Mayor race, ending the Davos shadow government, and why the Boulder, Colorado terrorist attack could have been prevented.

Scott discusses the future of ticket quotas with Dan Hils of Frontline Advisors. Also John Sarky is in the studio to discuss Lebfest. Ralph Dunnigan promotes the Cancer Free Kids Golf Outing. Finally Rep Adam Matthews explains why the Trump administration might have gotten it wrong when it comes to Warren County's involvement in illegal immmigration.

As legislation prepares to hit the Ohio Senate, what is the future of ticket quotas for law enforcement officers? Scott talks with Dan Hils of Frontline Advisors about why it might be time to do away with this policy.

Scott talks with Councilmember Jeff Cramerding about the new city budget, Tiff is by with 3 Things, and attorney Steve Goodin breaks down the pardon for former Councilmember PG Sittenfeld.

Scott talks with Cincinnati Councilmember Jeff Cramerding about why there is less money in the city budget for snow plows, police, and the fire department.

Scott discusses why the Democrats lost the 2024 election with Joan Williams. Also FOP President Ken Kober explains the difference between the Ryan Hinton Shooting, and the police encounter at Taste of Cincinnati. Finally Leslie Dach explains what is really happening with Medicare.

The Big Beautiful Bill just passed the House of Representatives, and is headed for the Senate. Among the things proposed were cuts to Medicare. What does this mean for Americans who depend on the program for healthcare? Scott talks with Leslie Dach about the truths and myths behind the cuts.