Terry discusses flight restrictions over the Governor’s home. Helicopters, planes, and drones are discussed.

Governor Matt Bevin dropped by the studio. He started the conversation talking about parachuting into Kentucky Speedway for the Quaker State 400. He then discussed WDRB flying drones over his home and the presence of Tom Loftus (“Peeping Tom” according to the Governor) and other reporters “sneaking” around. He then touched on the quest of the media to find impropriety in his administration, the Commonwealth’s tax and pension issues, the Beshears (both the former Governor’s new book and the AG’s possible run for Governor), and his three goals for the next twelve months.

Councilman Dan Johnson returns to the studio to discuss his refusal to withdraw from the Metro Council, his future on the Council, and more.

Congressman Jamie Comer talked about the Republican healthcare plan. He discussed the need to repeal and replace Obamacare but keep pre-existing conditions. He also talked about why Anthem would want to leave Kentucky despite having a monopoly in over thirty counties, protesters at his recent town hall meetings, and moving President Trump's agenda forward.

Terry tries to get Conrad Bachman drunk so he will spill all of his acting secrets.

Chris Hartman, the Director of the Fairness Campaign, talked about President Trump’s decision to ban transgender people from the military and his belief that it has to do with funding for the President’s board wall.

Congressman Brett Guthrie talked about healthcare and some issues that still need to be addressed, the President’s tweets, transgender people in the military, the buffer zone at the Commonwealth's last abortion clinic, and possibly capping the nation's debt ceiling.

Old Joe called in sad that I wasn’t at the debut of his new wall hangin’ in Cynthianer. Then he called me a snaggle-toothed, Cardinal has-been and proceeded to do what he does…be a good and classy Cat fan and tell us all exactly how he feels about the U of Smell.

The real Joe B. Hall called in. He talked about his new mural, fishing, slinging’ ice cream, and cutting’ tobacco.

Congressman John Yarmuth discussed the country’s healthcare options following the Senate's vote, the effect of repealing Obamacare on the Commonwealth, and the overall political dynamic of the healthcare situation. He also gave a few thoughts on the allegations against former governor Julian Carroll.