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Matt Singleton and Zack Kendall discuss some of the most memorable moments of the 2024 Republican National Convention event.

We have a new party comparison flier out! You can get it by calling (502)893-2444. Matthew Singleton and Zack Kendall discuss the core mentality, voting blocks, and politically-aligned organizations of the Republican Party and Democratic Party.

Zack Kendall and Matt Singleton discuss the June Montana debate between Jon Tester and Tim Sheehy after Ari Emanuel remarks that more money will be flooding the U.S. Senate races. President Biden also considers dropping out of the Presidential race.

Zack Kendall and Matt Singleton discuss election strategy for contributors and endorsers of candidates in Kentucky and on the federal level in 2024.

Jim Waters of the Bluegrass Institute joined us to discuss the upcoming vote on Constitutional Amendment No. 2, the School Choice Amendment, the academic achievement gap in Kentucky's schools, and how proponents of the School Choice amendment should craft their message. Additional Information available at the KFA Website. https://www.afaky.org/post/healthy-dialog-about-school-choice-in-kentucky

Rev. Charles Elliott Jr., Pastor Matt Singleton, Wanda McIntyre, Bishop Lyons, Denorver "Dee" Garrett, and Dr. Frank G. Simon spoke in this segment of the 2024 National Day of Prayer event, as well as two or three other additional event attendees.

Matt Singleton and Zack Kendall discuss the major pieces of legislation that appeared in the Kentucky state legislature this year. We thank you for your support of good legislation, and we recommend that you work to repeal one piece of legislation that was passed.

In part 2 of our candidate forum, Hank Linderman, James Peden (for Debbie Peden), Richard Brown (for Crystal Bast), Carrie McKeehan, Bob DeVore, and Bridgett Smith spoke. Don't forget to vote on Tuesday, May 21st, 2024, for the Kentucky state primary.

Let the candidates speak! On this video, Jonathan Joseph, Diana Starr (on behalf of Kevin Bratcher), Robert Zoeller Jr., Adrienne Southworth, and Brian Abrams made their case for the primary election.

Let us pray. Dr. Frank G. Simon, Steve Green of WAY-FM, Pastor Larry Coleman of City Church International, William Smith and Wanda McIntyre of the Jesus Movement, Rev. Charles Elliott Jr. of King Solomon Missionary Baptist Church of Louisville, and Bridgett Duncan (on behalf of Pastor Cecil Blye) spoke in this part of the National Day of Prayer event.

Zack Kendall and Matt Singleton discuss several bills that we would still like to get passed. Two of the bills we originally discussed in the studio have passed the legislative houses we wanted. We left one of those at the end of this video as bonus footage and deleted the other. Now, House Bill 44 is scheduled to be voted on during the final week of the regular session in the state senate.

Matt Singleton and Zack Kendall discuss two different issues confronting our national security where the Biden administration is not delivering for the American people.

The governor of Missouri has joined Texas in striving to defend the southern border between the USA and Mexico, as more migrants and drugs continue to pour into the country. Watch this video to learn more.

Matt Singleton and Zack Kendall speak on Senate Bill 155, a bill to create the legal framework for a central bank digital currency and to change the definition of money in the Commonwealth of Kentucky. We recommend Kentucky residents call 1-800-372-7181 to recommend that their state House of Representatives member vote NO on SB155.

Addia Wuchner joined Zack Kendall to discuss her recent round-table discussion on KET and to explain her position on some key pieces of proposed legislation in Kentucky. As a bonus segment, Addia also discussed a bit about the Safe Haven Baby Box campaign in our Commonwealth.

Matt Singleton and Zack Kendall mention our upcoming events, such as the Trevor Loudon speech on China's threat to America (in March), the candidate forum for the 2024 primary, and the National Day of Prayer event. Call (502)893-2444 for more info or to RSVP.

Matt Singleton and Zack Kendall discuss the Horizons Act, which is another attempt at a government solution that could set a precedent for even more government intervention and spending into education and day care. The legislative message line is 1-800-372-7181.

Matt Singleton and Zack Kendall discuss House Bill 10, the Momnibus Bill. Let your Kentucky state senator know your thoughts on this piece of legislation! Call 1-800-372-7181.

Matt Singleton and Zack Kendall discuss House Bill 450, which is an attempt to severely restrict access to social media to those under the age of 18 in Kentucky. They explain why what the bill proposes is unlikely to be the best strategy, and Zack offers a potential alternative way to move towards the same goal of protecting children online. Given the hostile reactions on social media by adults to this legislation, it is likely to backfire politically on its supporters if it becomes law.

Matt Singleton and Zack Kendall discuss House Bill 304, which is aimed at increasing school accountability, parental rights, and education staff religious liberty, in the government school system in Kentucky. You may call into the state legislature at the message line at 1-800-372-7181 if you are a legal resident of Kentucky.

Matt Singleton and Zack Kendall discuss House Bill 191 in Kentucky, which would enable school boards to remove erotic literature from Kentucky's government K-12 schools if that literature is deemed inappropriate to be read at school board meetings.

Matt Singleton and Zack Kendall spoke on the topic of House Bill 199, a bill to establish Freestanding Birthing Centers. We are generally in support of the bill, which would allow for specialized medical clinics for birthing, though we have a concern or two. The legislative message line is 1-800-372-7181.

Zack Kendall and Matt Singleton briefly discuss the Baby Olivia Act, House Bill 346, in Kentucky. The Kentucky Family Association and Kentucky Doctors for Life are in support of that bill, as well as the Family Foundation.

We discuss the jury pay bill proposed in Frankfort and explain why the proposal is still too low. We urge you to call 1-800-372-7181 or to email your state legislator to amend the bill for higher juror pay so that Kentucky can have more people willing to be jurors in the future than otherwise would be the case.

HB341 (and Senate Bill 143) is the bill to put a Citizenship Voting Amendment on the ballot. If passed and approved in a vote by the voting public, only citizens would be legally able to vote in Kentucky. Zack Kendall and Matt Singleton speak more on this topic in this video. Call your state senator to support the bill (HB341, also known as SB143) at 1-800-372-7181. https://apps.legislature.ky.gov/record/24rs/hb5.html https://www.votervoice.net/AFAKY/Campaigns/111093/Respond