Shelby County Schools seems to be hiding financial information in order to run the clock out on a tax referendum signature drive.

Levi Anderson joins the show to talk about how the community in Shelby County is trying to fight back against a 10% property tax revenue increase from the schools.

Community members have been requesting financial information from the schools through open records requests. The schools have been late in responding. When they do respond they claim there is some technicality wrong with the request. Why are they doing this?

The citizens only have 8 more days to get signatures from registered voters in order to put the tax increase on the ballot. If Shelby County Schools can hold off on revealing potentially damning information, it won't motivate voters to sign and the tax increase can go through, BEFORE the voters find out about the waste, fraud, and abuse inside the school system.

Powell County Schools is raising property taxes over 15% while student enrollment has dropped 20% over the last ten years. How do the people fight back when school districts in Kentucky are engaging in predatory taxation?

Shannon Denniston joins the show to talk about how citizens are trying to stop the Powell County increase.

Beshear takes his family on a taxpayer-funded vacation to Ireland, England, and France. Why do we pay the marketing company VRA Solutions $693,747 to market Kentucky in the UK and France, then?Republicans and Democrats are renewing a fight for universal pre-K. I explain why this is a terrible idea that will only raise our taxes.Amy McGrath decides to run for the Senate, leaving many on both sides of the aisle to ask, "Why?"School districts are trying a new tactic to excuse their tax increases: blaming the PVA for rising property values.Joseph Gerth writes a hate-filled op-ed that calls standard Christian beliefs antisemitic.

Hillary Clinton says white Christian men are the real problem with America. A mom strips at a school board meeting to make a point; was it a good move? The Shutdown Sombrero war rages on.Former State Auditor Mike Harmon, Constitutional Kentucky's Tony Wheatley, and activist Jacob Clark join me for another sneak peek of Late Night On The Right.I dropped one sneak peek episode a few weeks ago and asked for feedback. We have made some adjustments based on that feedback. We still have a few production issues we are working through before we do a full launch. The show has continued to air weekly on TV but will not release weekly episodes online until after the first of the year. Once again, feedback is welcomed as we try to improve the project.

People who think it is racist to pause immigration from non-English-speaking countries until English Learner programs in K-12 education stop overwhelming our schools are wrong, and I explain why.

JCPS is trying to get taxpayers to bail them out of their financial mess by passing new and higher taxes. Kentucky lawmakers are saying, 'We will change the law' to stop JCPS from increasing taxes.

Andy Barr sent a cease and desist letter to a PAC that is running an attack ad he claims is false. I'll explain what this can teach us about campaigning in general.

Fayette County School Superintendent is called before the Legislature and asked about his financially failing school district that has been spending millions on travel, hotels, and restaurants.
Jefferson County School Board learns they must sell assets in order for the district to remain solvent.
A new poll is out in the Senate race. I go through how each candidate's strengths and weaknesses are shaping up.

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.