The U.S. Military spots a UFO and decides to shoot a missile at it.

Would be Trump assassin says he wants to have a golf match with Trump to the death.

A Texas company is putting armed drones in Florida schools.

These stories are all 100% true, and just some of what we covered on a new show I'm working on called "Late Night on the Right".

We will not officially launch the show on social media until January, but this is actually the third episode that has aired on tv. We are still working out some issues, but I hope you enjoy this sneak peak.

Nicole Hidalgo joins the show to share a horrific story of a sex trafficking ring in Eastern Kentucky involving judges, sheriffs, preachers, jailers, and a fire chief. The story came to light last year when a Sheriff shot and killed a Judge in his chambers. However, Nicole has been following this story for years before it grabbed headlines.
This episode is truly jaw dropping and leaves me wondering, when will the Attorney General finally get involved and investigate?

Fayette County Schools placed a member of their budget team on administrative leave. Why?

According to the employee, she has been warning about FCPS financial issues for over a year. How did Superintendent Liggins respond?

She says Liggins and other higher-ups hid her recommendations for fixing the budget from the public, and told her to shut up about it.

FCPS issues have apparently been festering for a while, the question is who knew what when?

Jessamine County Schools decides to raise taxes more than 4%. An effort is underway to put the tax hike on the ballot for a referendum vote.

A former Kentucky Representative who also advocates for transitioning children is trying to distance himself from his transgender nephew who committed a school shooting. Will he realize that advocating for "gender affirming care" instead of proper mental healthcare leads to these incidents?

Kentucky's capitol building is undergoing a massive renovation that is costing the taxpayer more than 4x what they originally built it for in 1910 AFTER adjusting for inflation.

Some of the expenses include:

$52,000 per window to repair the windows currently on the building.

$18,000,000 on a temporary building to be used 60 days a year to hold the few hundred legislators and staff needed to conduct the legislative sessions.

Lee Watts joins me to discuss this and about religion's place in politics.

What is the Democrat plan to win over male voters? According to Beshear and Harry Sisson, just talk more about abortion.

Schools are raising taxes massive amounts while trying to hide it from the taxpayer, unfortunately this isn't new.

An out of control Fayette County School Board budget meeting shows us all why FCPS can't balance a budget.

Beshear has Harry Sisson on his podcast where they proceed to discuss how the Democrat party just needs to talk more about "women's issues" and then one day male voters will be won over by it.

Woodford County Schools is preparing to pull out a loan in order to make payroll, and Fayette County Public Schools admits they actually don't know how much money they have.

This leaves one to wonder why some "Republican" elected officials are choosing to target homeschoolers with extra scrutiny instead of the government schools.

I also dig into the illegal immigrant driver license scandal.

While Kentuckians waited in line for hours, illegal immigrants skipped the line and got licenses using fake documents after bribing workers with $300.

How does this mirror other illegal activities done by state workers over the past few years?

I sit down with Former Kentucky State Auditor Mike Harmon and discuss this breaking story.

We also talked about:

Mitch McConnell

Modern attack ad campaigning

If Obergefell is overturned, will Kentucky stop issuing marriage licenses to same-sex couples?

What does the future have in store for Mike Harmon's political future?

There has been a lot of conversation about Daniel Cameron, Andy Barr, and Nate Morris running to replace McConnell, but there is another candidate starting to get some attention in the race. That candidate is Michael Faris.

I sat down with Faris and we had a conversation about who he is, why he is running, and what his policy goals are.

All the 6th District Congressional Candidates say they are anti-DEI and against the BLM movement, but are they really?

There is a big problem with their voting records on this issue. They all had a hand in creating the Kentucky Commission on Race. A committee that just this past month approvingly heard testimony regarding special government backed 0% apr loans only for minorities.

I also dig into what the senate candidates are doing leading up to Fancy Farm.

Kentucky's vehicle registration goes down... again. These computer issues combined with an out of control vehicle tax system that values vehicles way higher than fair market price has left many Kentuckians frustrated, including myself. Rep. Kim Holloway joins the show to discuss her first term in office.