Beshear's podcast is doing awful. He can't even break 2,000 video views with guest like Coach Calipari. That leads to the question, what is Beshear's sponsors exactly paying for?

Auditor Ball sues Beshear over failure to implement new laws.

Cameron gets charged with an ethic violation from his 2023 campaign. The timing seems odd and points to political motivations.

What is Cameron's thoughts on McConnell's political philosophy, and will he be a clean break from McConnell or more of the same?

How does Cameron respond to the people who think he mishandled the Breonna Taylor incident?

What did Cameron learn from the Governor's race?

We cover these and many other topics in today's show.

Beshear's quest for President is not going so well as he keeps running into the "nobody really cares" potholes in the road.

Barr makes some mistakes in his early start for Senate.

Scott Jennings is a rumored 3rd candidate.

Why can't we get away from Mitch McConnell in Kentucky?

What exactly is our Kentucky Legislature thinking when it hands out millions to private companies? What is going on when great bills fail, and bad bills pass? What is the Kentucky Legislature's economic philosophy?

I sit down with Rep. Steve Doan and discuss this past Legislative Session.

I endured tens of minutes of Andy Beshear's first podcast episode, and it is pretty clear he has made a show that no one will actually find entertaining.

A four year old was handing out dollar bills to drag dancers at a publicly funded drag show in Kentucky.

Nate Morris, Andy Barr, and Daniel Cameron all have senate race news surrounding Trump as the question of who (if anyone) will Trump support in the upcoming senate election.

Beshear has decided that the Legislature must give the Beshear Admin a made up amount of money per new bill passed or else Beshear possibly won't follow the new laws. It's like a second veto that takes a bribe to overcome.

Pamela Stevenson says there won't be a competitive Democrat Primary for the Senate. If she's right, and Stevenson is the best Dems in KY have, then the real race for the next Senator will be in the Republican Primary.

Beshear Vetoes a bill that stops taxpayers funding the gender transition services, hormones, and surgeries for 10,000 - 15,000 Kentuckians that the Beshear Admin says is currently receiving those services and using Medicaid to pay for them.

The Media has been heavily pushing a narrative on Matt Bevin when it comes to the treatment of his son Jonah Bevin, but there is more going on with that story. They are hoping you don't read the full articles and ask questions like "What should a parent do in this situation?"

Local media shows it's bias when it comes to how it covers incidents regarding Christian and anti Christian beliefs in our schools. Is Beshear exchanging favors to give multi million dollar tax breaks to green energy projects while destroy Kentucky's coal industry? As the Legislature wraps up we see some last minute bills and last minute votes targeting small businesses, large tax break handouts, and home schoolers that leaves one wondering if the Republican Legislature is aware that they are supposed to at least pretend to be conservative.

Can we still prosecute the Bidens for their influence peddling?

How much was the Federal Government running cover for the scheme?

How is mainstream conservative media tied into the Deep State?

What was going on behind the scenes that caused the issues between McCarthy and some members of the Republican caucus?

Will Comer run for Senate or for Governor?