The Andrew Cooperrider Show

Mitch McConnell has medical issue live and on camera. Beshear has back himself into a corner on his repeated support for puberty blockers and gender hormone for kids, something a vast majority of Kentuckians disagree with. Finally, we discuss Camerons support for Medicaid work requirements.   *Early on in the episode I did some quick math that was inaccurate. I had done 1,000 x 200, instead of 100...

JCPS has meeting to consider whether or not to follow SB150. During the meeting, a fourth grader using “they/them” pronouns speaks to the board. The Kentucky Nurse Association comes under fire when news breaks about their “implicit bias training” requirement. Finally, Beshear celebrates giving out millions of our tax dollars in grants to green energy, military, and pharmaceutical companies. 

Rep. Doan joins me to talk about last session’s actions on gray machines. Rep. Doan serves as the State House Representative for the 69th district. This pass session he made a move that drew the wrath of House Leadership and the horse track lobby. We talk about how he upset them and why. 

St. Elizabeth is activating its staff in order to try and fight the grass roots push against CON laws. You can email Deeann.wenk@lrc.ky.gov with your opinion on CON Laws in Kentucky. Recent polls show that Beshear is still leading Cameron in the governor’s race. Can Cameron activate his base and win in November? Finally, I cover the story of a women in Lexington who says her religious rights were...

Senator Rand Paul’s office in Bowling Green was destroyed in a fire on Friday. Joe Sonka writes a factless article for the Courier-Journal defending Beshear against Republican attack ads. Finally, I cover how I upset the left by posting a meme about the Snow White remake.

Richard Hayhoe is the owner of Beans Cafe and Bakery in Northern Kentucky. He recently received the ire of the radical left when he nailed a rubber doughnut to a bathroom door. I sit down with Richard and we discuss why people were so offended and what his response is to the online attacks.

Liberal coffee shops in Louisville are facing strikes over wages. Cameron has selected his running mate for November. Finally, I cover what I did to upset the left this last week.

The company once hailed by Beshear as “Kentucky’s next Toyota” is in a downward spiral, and the tax payer is on the hook for over $50 million. Facing evictions on serval of it’s farms and creditor calling in over $100 million in debt, the companies future looks grim. Just a year ago the tax payer backed a $50 million dollar loan to the company. Listen to learn how this happened.

I take a deep dive into several possible Lt. Governor picks as time ticks for Cameron to make his decision. Learn about who is getting whispered about and my take on if they would be a good pick or not. 

JCPS gives superintendent $75,000 raise after failing to educate kids. Beshear celebrates a $1.4 billion surplus that he has nothing to do with, and shouldn’t celebrate. Judge changes ruling on Kentucky’s SB150.

Rep. Marianne Proctor is a former Speech Pathologist and Kentucky State Representative from Northern Kentucky. She is very active in the fight against Certificate of Need or CON laws. CON laws have created government enforced healthcare monopolies in Kentucky. Listen as we discuss CON laws and what are the arguments for and against them in Kentucky. 

Judge Reynolds is a former circuit court judge, and current practicing attorney. He joins me to talk about the Sixth District Appeals Court decision regarding transgender children and treatment. Not only do we discuss how this will impact Kentucky’s SB150, but we also talk about how these cases are argued and what to expect next. We also discuss some general Kentucky law questions about criminal d...

Dr. John Garren is an economist and an University of Kentucky Professor Emeritus. We discuss the recent Supreme Court ruling regarding student loan forgiveness, and how college got so expensive in the first place. Dr. Garren offers a unique perspective on how the government has thrown off normal supply and demand market factors when it comes to college tuition. 

Sixth Circuit Court makes a ruling on Tennessee law that has ramifications to court challenges against Kentucky’s SB150. Democrat Attorney General Candidate Pamela Stevenson is not (and has never been) allowed to practice law in Kentucky. As of July 1st all gray machines must be off and unplugged in Kentucky. Finally I cover how I upset the left last week. Check out the Andrew Cooperrider Show M-F...

News has broken that the CHFS is keeping children in their offices for weeks on end. The children are sleeping on cots and only getting showers every 3-4 days. With this news breaking, we take a look at just how awful Beshear’s track record is when it comes to children. 

Judge make ruling saying some parts of SB150 are unconstitutional, and parents have a right to give their kids puberty blockers and hormones. Democrats decided they don’t want a transgender person representing them in a Kentucky House race while the governor’s election is taking place. Beshear claims accomplishments from a bill he vetoed. Finally I cover how I upset the left in Kentucky this week....

JCPS emails surface regarding tax payer funded student protests. The “ You Decide, Kentucky” activism group is trying to create more ways to tax Kentuckians without eliminating any taxing categories. Cameron campaign sends letter to tv stations asking for attack ads against him to not be aired. Finally I cover what I did to upset the left this week.

 A School Choice Constitutional Amendment appears to be on the menu next session for consideration. Beshear messages on communistic talking points and ideas, will anyone notice? Finally, we will find out what I did to upset the left since our last episode!

The media makes a real big deal about Behsear's unremarkable endorsements. KDE decides to play cute with SB150. I talk about Massie's Debt Deal vote. There was an altercation at a LGBTQ rally in Corbin.

A photo resurfaces of Beshear with the Kentucky chapter of a far left anti-christian LGBTQIA2+ activism group. A new teen summer camp for LGBTQIA2+ is opened in Kentucky. Eric Deters floats running against Congressman Massie. The Republican Party of Kentucky puts out new video pointing out how Andy takes credit for what the Republican Legislature does.

Beshear's "Republican" appointment is very far left. Cameron has a controversial new member join his campaign team. National social justice groups promise to defeat Cameron. Hopkinsville battery plant is getting its tax incentives halted after questions loom regarding its connection to China.

RPK has put out a new governor's poll and it doesn't look great for Behsear. City council woman in Lexington says stop arresting criminals they just need showers and bathrooms to live a honest life. The FOP fallen officer memorial in Louisville keeps getting vandalized and is possibly being moved. Finally, Beshear caves to pressure and appoints two new State School Board members.

It's Pride Month which means a month dedicated to whom you go to bed with at night. I talk about where and how these events are being funded by our dollars. Next, I cover Joe Gerth's awful op-ed about Cameron. Finally we Finnish up discussing the potential for Kentucky to have a transgender person in the state Legislature.

On today’s show we cover Beshear’s new memorial. Our weekly segment called “How I upset the Left this week” returns. The Democratic Governor Association launches an attack on Cameron. Kelly Craft releases a “stay tuned” video regarding her political future.

In today's episode we cover the governor's race match up in November. We also talk about some updates to the big battery plant. Finally I go over how I managed to upset the left this week. Follow me on twitter: @KYCooperrider