Old Joe watched E:60 over the weekend and he thought it was hilarious! Slick Rick looked so sad. Maybe if Larry would go back to Brokeback Mountain and visit him it wouldn’t be so hard on Slick. He also talked about the possibility of UK playing IU again. Here’s a preview: I wouldn’t hold my breath.

Old Joe actually said he was proud of the filthy Cardinals. Don’t worry Cat fans, it didn’t last long. He had jokes for Lamar Jackson, the U of L/UK game, and the Cardinal record books.

Cameron Mills talks about the ’98 Cats run to the title and a great gift for the Cat fan in your life this Christmas.

Congressman Brett Guthrie talked about the merging of the House and Senate versions of the tax bill, some of the positives of the bill, and possible changes that could come to it. He also talked about a possible burst of the economic bubble and Lexington Mayor Jim Gray running for Congress.

Old Joe is back out of his funk. He’s rooting for the Cats and counting down the days till December 29th. He can’t wait to beat the Cardinal criminals and some directional school in a big bowl game. He also has a few predictions for U of Smell basketball and thoughts on whether or not Lamar Jackson will ever step foot in Kentucky again.

Scott Pruitt, the Administrator of the EPA, talked about the withdrawal of the Clean Power Plan, the future of the coal industry, pulling out of the Paris Accord, and the best thing his organization has done during his first year at the top. He also discussed the message of he brought to the ranchers and farmers in the Commonwealth of Kentucky and what they expect from the EPA in the future that will help them prosper.

LMPD Officer Vadim Dale talks about the federal involvement in dealing with the Victory Park Crips, why Louisville seems to breed this type of behavior, and the challenges of tracking gang activity. He also discussed the need for resource officers in our schools.

Congressman John Yarmuth talked about North Korea’s missile tests and how to deal with the threat diplomatically, tax reform and making deals with the President/Republicans, and sexual abuse/harassment claims among government officials.

Attorney General Andy Beshear talked about the presence of resource officers in Jefferson County and other public schools, what needs to be done to lessen the murder rate in the Louisville Metro, the opioid epidemic in the Commonwealth, underage criminals receiving anonymity, the sexual harassment demands of government employees made by Governor Bevin, and the Governor’s involvement in the firing of Tom Jurich from the University of Louisville.

Old Joe is still feelin’ the pain of the loss of The Governor’s Cup and he said Stoops has to go. He’s also mad at the refs, Lamar Jackson, and a whole mess of other people.