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School District Drama
Jun 17, 2026
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Beshear Pushing Data Centers
Jun 10, 2026
39m 40s
Dr. Ralph Alvarado (Candidate for Congress) Joins Me
May 18, 2026
47m 05s
Kentucky impeached a judge for the first time in over 100 years.
May 17, 2026
1h 05m 22s
Beshear Declares An Emergency
May 12, 2026
42m 40s
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| Date | Episode | Topics | Guests | Brands | Places | Keywords | Sponsor | Length | |
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| 6/17/26 | ![]() School District Drama | A 3 a.m. email throws a Kentucky school district into chaos as the FCPS superintendent quits — but doesn’t quit, but definitely quits. I’ll read what most would call his resignation letter and point out just how ridiculous this all is. Hopefully we can all learn the dangers of emailing your employer at 3 a.m. from this.JCPS is building some new schools despite losing students.UK is coming under fire for a Cayman Islands trip, and I’ll update you on how else the government is wasting your money. | — | ||||||
| 6/10/26 | ![]() Beshear Pushing Data Centers✨ | data centerspolitics+3 | — | — | Kentucky | data centersBeshear+3 | — | 39m 40s | |
| 5/18/26 | ![]() Dr. Ralph Alvarado (Candidate for Congress) Joins Me✨ | CongressRepublican politics+4 | Dr. Ralph Alvarado | — | KentuckyAmerica+3 | CongressKentucky+6 | — | 47m 05s | |
| 5/17/26 | ![]() Kentucky impeached a judge for the first time in over 100 years.✨ | impeachmentKentucky politics+3 | Rep. Steve Doan | Kentucky Supreme Court | — | impeachmentKentucky+5 | — | 1h 05m 22s | |
| 5/12/26 | ![]() Beshear Declares An Emergency✨ | state of emergencygas prices+3 | — | — | — | Beshearstate of emergency+3 | — | 42m 40s | |
| 5/7/26 | ![]() Is Thomas Massie Winning? Does Cameron have a chance? w/ Chris Wiest✨ | Kentucky politicsCongressional race+3 | Chris Wiest | The Andrew Cooperrider Show | — | Thomas MassieEd Gallrein+5 | — | 52m 02s | |
| 4/23/26 | ![]() Dr. Stephen Voss on Kentucky's Senate and Congressional Races✨ | Kentucky Senate raceCongressional races+3 | Dr. Stephen Voss | University of Kentucky | Kentucky | KentuckySenate race+3 | — | 1h 06m 10s | |
| 4/17/26 | ![]() With Nate Morris, Candidate For Senate✨ | Iran warnational debt+3 | Nate Morris | AIPAC | Kentucky | Nate MorrisSenate race+6 | — | 51m 59s | |
| 4/15/26 | ![]() The Boondoggle Blowout Bill✨ | spending billgovernment transparency+4 | — | Kentucky Center for the ArtsLouisville Ballet+3 | KentuckyElizabethtown+1 | spending billKentucky+5 | — | 43m 03s | |
| 4/6/26 | ![]() Beshear lied about HB1 W/ Corey DeAngelis✨ | school choicepolitics+3 | Corey DeAngelis | KentuckyHouse Bill 1+4 | — | HB1Beshear+6 | — | 42m 38s | |
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| 4/2/26 | ![]() Dog The Bounty Hunter, New Audit Drops✨ | bounty huntingcriminal justice+3 | Dog The Bounty Hunter | — | Louisville | bounty huntercriminal justice system+3 | — | 50m 48s | |
| 3/31/26 | ![]() Does McConnell Deserve a Statue?✨ | statue controversypolitical figures+3 | — | Ball's audit | — | Mitch McConnellstatue+5 | — | 43m 01s | |
| 3/18/26 | ![]() The First Debate: Analysis and Live texts.✨ | Senate debatepolitical analysis+1 | — | — | — | Senate debatepolitics+3 | — | 45m 27s | |
| 3/11/26 | ![]() UK and WKU Exposed✨ | woke policiespublic universities+4 | Adam Guillette | Accuracy In MediaEPA+1 | KentuckyWestern Kentucky University+1 | KentuckyDEI+8 | — | 45m 29s | |
| 3/3/26 | ![]() KY House Budget Breakdown✨ | Kentucky budgetstate spending+3 | — | Kentucky Housevideo | Kentucky | Kentucky Housebudget breakdown+5 | — | 45m 49s | |
| 2/16/26 | ![]() Over $133 million in questionable taxpayer spending found in Kentucky State Government.✨ | taxpayer spendinggovernment accountability+3 | — | Kentucky AuditorBeshear administration | Kentucky | Kentuckytaxpayer spending+3 | — | 46m 05s | |
| 2/9/26 | ![]() SHOCKING: Kentucky Universities Caught RED-HANDED Breaking State Law—ADMITTING on Hidden Camera They're Still Pushing Illegal DEI! | Not surprising but shocking how brazen they are in admitting to what they are doing. In 2025, the Kentucky Legislature passed HB 4, a law that finally took aim at the divisive college DEI programs. It banned:- Providing differential treatment or benefits based on an individual's religion, race, sex, color, or national origin (e.g., in admissions, scholarships, employment, or housing assignments, with very limited exceptions). - Influencing the composition of the student body, scholarship recipients, or similar groups on those bases. - Spending any taxpayer dollars on DEI initiatives, the promotion of "discriminatory topics," or bias incident investigations. - Soliciting statements from applicants about their experiences with or views on religion, race, sex, color, or national origin (no more DEI loyalty tests in applications). - Requiring courses dedicated to "discriminatory concepts" (broadly defined as ideas that justify or promote differential treatment based on those protected categories; it outlaws courses whose primary purpose is to indoctrinate students with such concepts). - Requiring individuals to endorse or condemn specific ideologies or viewpoints. - Disseminating or profiting from materials that promote or justify discriminatory concepts.Specific examples of these practices priorly include the Kentucky Council on Postsecondary Education tying funding to racial quotas and spending taxpayer money on programs that discriminated against students based on skin color.These practices aren't just racist—they're also unconstitutional. The Kentucky Legislature wisely got ahead of the lawsuits, especially after the U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled against colleges for these exact discriminatory schemes.In response, universities scattered their DEI departments like roaches in the light—changing job titles, hiding staff in other departments, and pretending nothing changed. But Accuracy in Media (AIM) has done real undercover journalism and exposed that Kentucky universities rank among the worst in the nation for still enforcing these racist DEI policies while openly admitting they know they're breaking the law.Adam Guillette of AIM joined me to discuss his group's explosive recent video from the University of Kentucky. In it, staffers casually reveal they're keeping DEI alive under the radar—defying both state law and common sense. He also teased more undercover investigation videos from Kentucky campuses coming soon. | — | ||||||
| 2/2/26 | ![]() Kentucky Senate is trying to pass an INSANE Law | Should a breastfeeding mom arrested for drugs get less jail time?Should a parent who assaults someone get a lighter sentence just because they have kids?Kentucky Senate Bill 122 (just out of committee) would force judges to consider parental status—including breastfeeding—for more lenient sentences on “non-violent” felonies. Kentucky still labels second-degree assault (stabbings, severe beatings, strangulation), assault under extreme emotional disturbance, and more as “non-violent” for parole purposes. That’s why Ronald Exantus, who stabbed 6-year-old Logan in Versailles, got early release despite a 20-year sentence—sparking Logan's Law.If anything, parents committing crimes are victimizing their own children too. This bill codifies unequal justice: same crime, different punishment based on having kids. Justice should be blind.Also:- The bare-bones state budget—no earmarks.- Good bills to support: HB 189 (bans dangerous panhandling on highways) & HB 4 (criminalizes teacher grooming).- Snow/ice removal failures across KY (Lexington lying about salt; road crews rewarded for using the least salt?).- Northern KY Against ICE’s ridiculous “whistle kits” to help criminal illegal immigrants avoid deportation. | — | ||||||
| 1/26/26 | ![]() Nate Morris will get the Trump Endorsement, If Trump Makes an Endorsement. | If Donald Trump makes an endorsement in the Kentucky Senate race, Nate Morris will get it.Elon Musk just dumped a RECORD $10 MILLION into a super PAC backing Nate Morris. With Nate's ties to Trump Jr., JD Vance, Charlie Kirk's endorsement, and now Elon Musk — how can Trump go against all his allies in this race?KY Senate passes a Property Tax Win for Seniors — but when will everyone get the property tax relief we need? How should we fund our government instead?Phone-Down Bill Drama: Senate OKs a new law banning handheld phones while driving... but does it go TOO FAR? Loopholes, safety concerns, and why it might make distracted driving WORSE in some cases. It now heads to the House. Overreach or common sense?Massie Primary Challenge Heating Up: Trump-endorsed Ed Gallrein drops his first TV ad against Rep. Thomas Massie in KY-4. | — | ||||||
| 1/20/26 | ![]() KY Gas Tax Hike and Battling Bills on License Reform | Rep. Tom Smith (R-Corbin) files HB 370—a 38% gas tax hike over two years, plus automatic increases up to 5% every year after. Your wallet at the pump is going to take a hit if this isn't stopped.In this video, I dismantle Tom's "reasoning" and show why it's completely flawed. Too many years in government leaves a politician clueless about life as a normal, taxpaying Kentuckian.Kentucky's driver's license system is a nightmare: brutal wait times, long drives to regional offices, and that shocking bribery scandal where illegal immigrants got IDs for cash. SB 7 is moving fast to let counties handle renewals (with a $25 fee)—but critics slam it as a weak half-measure that doesn't fix the core problems. I expose what's blocking real reform, highlight other bills out there, and lay out my straightforward solution.Finally: A bill cracking down on cell phone use while driving is gaining steam. Does it go too far into nanny-state territory? I'll break it down. | — | ||||||
| 1/15/26 | ![]() Paid Protesting, How does it work? I ask the owner of a company that provides paid protestors. | Are these protests really organic? Is the outrage we're seeing truly grassroots—or is something else at play?I sat down for a candid interview with Adam Swart, the founder and CEO of Crowds on Demand — the company that literally hires crowds, activists, and protesters for events across the country.In this eye-opening episode, we dive into:Who actually funds so-called "grassroots" movements.How public opinion can be shaped — and sometimes manufactured — to influence politicians and media.How he recruits his protesters (and what kind of people sign up).The real costs involved — from a few hundred bucks per person to much bigger numbers for larger ops.The big question: Is this practice ethical?Think about it: Do Americans really wake up overnight with the exact same signs, slogans, and talking points? Or is someone coordinating the message?Ask yourself who's really pulling the strings behind the scenes.This conversation might change how you view the next big demonstration you see. | — | ||||||
| 1/12/26 | ![]() Beshear's Budget Address | Andy Beshear says Kentucky’s economy has “never been stronger", in his State of The Commonwealth address.Here’s what he doesn’t want you to do: the math.We’re wasting billions in taxpayer dollars, subsidizing private employers at a cost over $200,000 per job created, while Beshear pads his economic claims with raw numbers that collapse once you adjust for inflation.When you do adjust?Matt Bevin actually had a larger economic growth year than Beshear has ever produced.That context is missing from the speech — but not from this breakdown. | — | ||||||
| 1/5/26 | ![]() It's time to make cuts, despite the defenders | Kentucky politicians keep telling you they’re “investing in the future” — but who’s really cashing in and who’s left paying the bill.While regular Kentuckians are told to tighten their belts, the government keeps writing blank checks to the same insiders, consultants, and pet projects — all under the banner of economic development.At some point cuts need to be made, but there are defenders for every single pet project and initiative. | — | ||||||
| 12/24/25 | ![]() Beshear Is "Renegotiating" with Ford | In 2021, nearly every Kentucky legislator (all but 14) voted to hand over more than $410 million in cash, free land, training programs, and massive incentives to... well, they had no clue what for.Governor Beshear met secretly with just House and Senate leadership, had them sign NDAs, and the rest voted blind on a giant "trust me bro" deal.It turned out to be hundreds of millions for the now-troubled Ford BlueOval SK battery plant (joint with SK On) and the Envision AESC Chinese-linked battery project—both hit with delays, massive layoffs (1,600+ at BlueOval alone recently), and project changes.The real issue? Republican legislators trusted Beshear too much back then. They shouldn't have.Now he's pushing to renegotiate these handouts so Ford and AESC might avoid repaying loans despite missing job targets. This isn't about what's best for Kentucky—it's about Beshear's political future as he eyes a 2028 presidential run.Lesson for Kentucky Republicans: Never again. Demand transparency. Protect taxpayer dollars. No more secret deals. | — | ||||||
| 12/19/25 | ![]() Abortion, Healthcare, Childcare- What do we have a right to? | Abortion, healthcare as a human right, and political hypocrisy—Andrew Cooperrider debates Christopher Campbell (Kentucky Party U.S. Senate candidate for 2026) in this intense segment!If healthcare is a “human right,” does that mean we force doctors to work at gunpoint—or admit it’s just someone else’s labor we’re entitled to?Why do pro-choice politicians scream “my body, my choice” for abortion but cheer forcing taxpayers to fund endless wars that kill born children abroad?Is “bodily autonomy” absolute only when it ends a life in the womb—but not when it comes to refusing experimental mandates?How can anyone claim to be pro-human rights while defending 625,000 abortions a year as “healthcare,” yet ignore that real child neglect is already illegal?Andrew argues: True rights don’t come from coercing others. The Kentucky Party calls itself anti-war and anti-corruption—but can a party that prioritizes “total bodily autonomy” over unborn life really claim the moral high ground?Watch this sharp discussion and see who holds the consistent ground on life and liberty.#KentuckyPolitics #USSenate2026 #ProLife #AbortionDebate #HumanRights #NoNewWarsWhere do YOU draw the line on when life—and rights—begin? Drop your take below! | — | ||||||
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