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06-26-2024 580 Live - Charleston Sternwheel Regatta’s Wheelwash Beer Festival and Attorney Rusty Webb · The Dave Allen Show

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Rusty about that. Uh and also got some other things I want to get
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into as well. We are one week away from the beginning of the Stern
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wolver Gota in Charleston. Oh my goodness, look who's here. It's our
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good friend, meteorologist Brian Hughes from Storm Track of thirteen. How are you,
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my friend? I had to listen. I was listening to the rundown
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up there at Marianna. Uh huh. And just we all, I mean
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we love Marietta. Oh yeah, Mariana is a lot. It's actually the
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home of the American Stern Will Association. I knew that. I knew that
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from being friends with you. I know that. So yes, we we
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That's that's one show. That's a kind of show. Those exhibit Bubba sparks,
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so this is all Theodelfia there. It's all outside. It's all outside
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Piadelphia. You see how they set up a whole big area there. But
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all right, I'm don't head you here to talk about, but I'm gonna
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give you twenty seconds. What kind of weather we look at that today?
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Weather boy, well we did. That's how I get the name Captain Tornado.
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But anyways, that now, we we've got some scattered showers and thunders
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strums that are out there right now. Obviously, you know if you've been
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in one of those showers, I mean they're they're a good little shower,
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but they are falling apart as they run across I seventy seven, moving west
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to east. But we do have one little shower that's just popped up out
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there, you know, right at Jefferson Saint Albans, and that's gonna work
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its way across South Charleston. Got a little lightning strike with that. So
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otherwise we will have more scattered showers and storms as we go through the afternoon.
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Give me, give me a timeframe for the control we're looking. We're
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looking somewhere between three and six o'clock is our peak time for thunderstrom activity.
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Across the area. Some of those could be strong, severe gusty wins a
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primary threat. We're not looking at tornadoes. Yeah, that's red. It's
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well, you can never you can never say that. Yeah, you can
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never say no. You can never say never on a tornado. Tornado threat
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it's insanely low. Mostly these are just going to produce some gusty wins and
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uh, some of that brief heavy rainfall and some you know, it's just
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gonna be loud when they pass by. You're gonna love it when they passed
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by. Beau's gonna coley down for a hot second. After that, you're
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gonna hate life because it's gonna be so humitted muggy. All right, you're
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done with the weather now, thank you, because that's what because that's what
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you always want to talk about, is the weather. But we are one
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week away from the regatta beginning here in Charleston, and once you introduce your
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guest here with us, well, we've got with us today. We've got
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Josh Scott, who he is literally he's been uh, you know, beside
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me the entire time these last three years. If well I might have talked
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about it, I might be on camera things that nature. He's been doing
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logistics, he's been doing doc Master, he's been all kinds of things.
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And he along with you know, Josh McGrath's Better Homes of Gardens, Real
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Estate Central. Uh, you know there make cheer that. The wheel Wash
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Beer Festival. The first event is the Charleston Ceremony. We've got a kicks
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off at four o'clock on Wednesday, July third, four o'clock. Okay,
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game, well, but it's it's trust me. It's a radio television thing.
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We're always thirty minutes ahead because we don't want to we don't want to
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be like gentlemen, good morning. I'll let whoever wants to start talking start
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talking. Good morning, thanks for having us. Go ahead, Josh tell
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us what we got coming up. So we have two Josh's yeah two Josh
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yeah, okay, all right, Josh one, Josh two, Yeah,
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that works, go ahead. No, we got the Willa Washed Beer FESTIV,
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which is the official kickoff event for the Charleston Cernmo Regatta. It starts
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at four thirty on Wednesday the third. We're gonna have dj EJ from here
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in Charleston. He's gonna be EMPC in the event and h helping us introduce
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some of the local brewers and their they're fine wares that we're going to be
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serving. We've got the MFBS from Huntington and Funkal Sam, their lead singer
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who love that name, Always always, always a good time. He's he's
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asked me for lots of leeway, so he's gonna be dancing his way all
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around Slack Plaza all afternoon. As far as the rest of the event goes,
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we're going to have two vi P tappings for two local beers at the
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top of each hour as part of the VIP ticket, as well as Shade
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and misting fans. We're gonna have catered food from Black Sheep Burrito. I
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think Josh's favorite thing that we've talked about today has been the mechanical bull that's
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going to be part of it. We have a we have an actual mechanical
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because a mechanical we're going to feed people beer and put them on a mechanical
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board. Well, I mean what, I'll be in the corner taking pictures.
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Yeah, yeah, let's let's let's have alcohol and a mechanical bull.
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You know, have you not seen Urban Cowboy? That's a CANVU left standing
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by on Summer Street. Josh, talk about the other Josh, let's talk
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about your guys involvement in this. So we've we've been involved with the regatta
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since it came back, So this is our third year being involved, and
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this year we are going to be the primary sponsor for the wheel Wash Beer
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Festival. It's right down the street from our Charleston office, so that made
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perfect. It's for us to be able to get there and help. So
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we're going to have a huge contingency of our agents there serving the beer that
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day. Like he said, it kicks off at four point thirty and we're
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super excited to as always support the city of Charleston and specifically the Regatta.
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Now explain the name the will Wash Beer festal So, will wash is the
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white water that falls off the back of a moving stern wheel. It reminds
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you of ahead of beer, right, like the things that go together.
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Yeah, first I thought I was washing wheels. I was like, wait
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a minute, I don't know what I'm signing up for. It's not cool.
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I'm not doing this. I'm not. But your company and your involvement
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in this, why are you so involved in this? Well, for a
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couple of reasons. Number one, I mean, our company has always believed
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strongly in the idea of supporting and giving back to the companies where we are
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located or to the cities where our company is located, and that's always been
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something. But with the regatta specifically, it's right outside our office. So
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I mean, we see these couple hundred thousand people that come to the city
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of Charleston and they're getting to see the city for in some cases for the
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very first time. We want to make sure they have a great impression and
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maybe even consider making a move. And this is one Brian, you were
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telling me earlier, this is one of the more profitable events that they were
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goind of hands. Yeah, and that's the thing, you know, while
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while we're a five oh one C three, you know, this helps support
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which the various causes listen at this This event is a it costs a ton
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of money to put on, but it also helps that the causes that we
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do because this is you and I've talked about this before. People don't see
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what we do behind the scenes for the kids. Uh. And there's a
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we feed kids, we h we gave them, we give a hundred bicycles
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away during the bicycle during the USA Cycling event. Uh, we take care
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of them. We make sure that they get a good time, you know.
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And a lot of those kids that are underserved, those ones that you
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know, need that little helping hand that they want to play with their friends.
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But let's say their friend doesn't have you know, uh, one of
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the friends doesn't have all the money the other friend does. We actually give
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them that little helping hand quietly to make sure that they can have that snowcaut
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that they can ride the rides of the carnivals and everything else and just have
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a good time. Because Jane bossic uh one of the one of the best
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humans around here, and she makes sure that this whole event goes off without
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a hitch. She talked about when she was a kid, she love the
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regatta and her and you know, her sister had come over here and play
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and everything else and watch everybody, watch everybody do the events and everything else.
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And then they didn't have, you know, partly a pot to do
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whatever, and so they'd run home real quick and get a piece of bread
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and some butter on it and heat that, grab a glass of water and
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go right back to the regatta, and so she said, we've all talked
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about this. We want to make sure the kids get taken care of and
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get to enjoy and it's events like this that are profitable that we're able to
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put this money back into the regatta and do the things that we like to
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do. And then you know, it's obviously economic boost for the entire region.
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It is the largest economic driver outside of you know, essentially WV football,
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So you know it's more than doubly economic impact of the State Fair.
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health today. Now we're going to be talking not only here, but on
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all of our stations about the regatta in detail the next couple of days.
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Overall, Brian or any of you guys, the two Joshes you can jump
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in here as well. Overall. How are things looking for regatta? As
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far as the different events, I don't give me specific times because it'll all
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get mixed up. We'll get to that later. But what's new this year?
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Anything new? Do you can answer some of this stuff? New this
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year? We moved the Kid Zone this year from from Magic Island to Summer
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Street. That will take place every day. That's a place where kids can
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find inflatable rides, snacks, drinks, goodies, all kinds of stuff.
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And then of course the Wheelwash has moved this year from Capitol Street to Slight
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Plaza as well. That first evening. As far as the lineup for music,
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you know, Wednesday we've got Shaggy Uh. Thursday we've got the Fab
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four, which is the official UK Beatles tribute band. And note but that's
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saying when not University of Kentucky. Yeah it's England. Yes, Sports Sports
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Night's like maybe make sure yeah? Yeah. Friday we've got Eddie Montgomery of
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Montgomery Gentry. And then Saturday we have the Isle of the Nineties Tour,
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which is a rotating group, but this year we're guaranteed to have Vanilla Ice,
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Tretch from Naughty by Nature, Tone Loak, and a bunch of others
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other guys. It's supposed to be really awesome. It'll be awesome. And
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you know he talks about the Kid Zone. You know, we had it
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Magic Guy on the last couple of years. You just got really hot down
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there and and it was a long walk for some folks, so we decided
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to keep it. Bring it up to slack Flies that they're on Summer Street
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and me that plays are going to be jam packed with all kinds of things
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for kids to do. And plus we've got the you have you know,
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you have the splash pad down at Magic Guy and that's still going to be
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running. But we've got you know, the little water feature there in front
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of the stage there at Slack Flies. So that's going to be a lot
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of fun. And uh that kicks off just you know, we've got the
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will Watched Beer Festival on Wednesday. The Kid Zone kicks off on Thursday,
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July fourth, and runs all the way through Sunday. And by the way,
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Sunday is going to be the the nineties dance party, eighties nineties dance
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party. Essentially every MTV music video that ever ran is going to be.
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That's back when MTV actually had video that is correct. Yes and yeah,
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exactly before they killed the news site yesterday, I know exactly. He cried
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just a little bit. But but the jumbo tron down. It's down at
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tadd Ed Riverfront Park. It's going to be up and running and we're gonna
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have a big dance party. It's gonna be awesome. That's on Sunday,
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And of course the Stern Wheelboat Races. Stern Wheelboat Races Breeze Airways there.
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They run at jets about five hundred miles an hour. We run boats about
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six to ten miles an hour. They're sponsoring that to bring you the Stern
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will Boat Races on Sunday at one o'clock. Now we're going to be talking,
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as I said, a whole lot about the regatta. I've got the
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mayor's schedule to be on the show next week, maybe a couple of times,
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and Brian, I know we're gonna be hearing from you and all the
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others. So because we like to think about ourselves as kind of the Regatta
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station, and all of our stations are going to be there. I know
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animal is well, you had animal at beer, you know, as soon
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as you said beer, Steve animals in but all of us I think you
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might have had one this morning already. What I had a text question here,
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Brian. I know you're always good at answering questions. Somebody wanted to
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know about the deal with the splash pad a Magic Island. The city should
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let them know, let the public know why. It's not an operation.
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You don't work for the city, but you have any idea? Yeah,
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I do not, and typically I know you Josh Scott and I have worked
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with them and been down there before. Sometimes it is literally it is a
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part and those parts are Sometimes we know that they had to get apart,
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that had to come from overseas, like last year, year before last,
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and it was all this COVID stuff and backlog, right, we could safely
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assume that might be it. But at this point it's going to be a
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part of some of something. Okay. Well, and I know the people
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at the city are always listening to the show, so way for fifteen O
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or Jain or anybody who listened. They can call us Upper Texas whatever.
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We'll get an answer to that question. Guys. We'll be talking to you
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a lot. The we'll watch beer beer Fest. What's the time again?
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Four thirty Wednesday? The third? All right, black pleasant, it's lack
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plasm, all right, guys. I appreciate Joshu's and Brian for being here.
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air. Texas Dave Regodas sounds all good entertainment and food and drink wise,
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no room to complain, but can the city address security at the event?
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Also, will there be another homeless person round up prior? And how many
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if any, off duty Charleston police officers will be getting overtime again? Well,
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as I said, I'll get the mayor schedule on the show next week,
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and I will have We're going to have something about the regard of pretty
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much every day all the way through the end of it. So we will
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address all of those things as best we can. Hoppy coming up a ten
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I'm gonna give you twenty five dollars McDonald's that I interrupted you here anyway.
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Uh, Rusty doesn't care to answer the phone while he's on the air anyway,
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and he's just one. No, I give it. I was gonna
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say that you just call I give it back. Yeah, all right,
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caller three. I think we may have a winner. Antoine's working out it
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right now. Three zero four three four five fifty eight fifty eight. I'm
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gonna give you twenty five dollars McDonald's gift. You seriously called the hotline right,
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no, and you actually want Yeah. So if you look to the
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glass at Antoine and cooping there and you see what's your name? I got
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Rusty record, how have me been? By the way, and I see
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your phone's working again. He didn't drop it in the new river, not
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the second time, no time. So the story is, I had Rusty
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on the show schedule last week and got nothing, didn't show up. I
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tried to call and straight the voicemail, couldn't figure out anything, and I
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find out later only because your daughter posted who I don't know but posted it
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on your Facebook page. Dad lost his phone in the New River while fishing
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soda. Listen. I called where we live, there's there's the cell service
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was out. Frontier was out, So I did, like Green Acres,
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I go up on top of the hill the night before when Coop and Dave
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are on and I called w r v C and say, can give me
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Dave Allen's voicemail, and like we don't have one for it. I said,
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well give me Coop's voicemail. So give me Coop's voicemail. I said,
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Coop, tell get a hold of Dave. Tell him I can't make
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it tomorrow. Well Coop just tells me his voicemail just came back like he's
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just working. So I tried. I tried call my cell phone because I
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could didn't have selle servant what you called the voice. I know, I
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know there's a reason for that. There's a reason for this is attorney speakers.
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What exactly anyway you got your phone? They're selling the bottom of the
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river. It's still in the bottom of the river. Well, obviously it's
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working now, so it's still in the but I'm going to go back and
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get my fishing rods. I know where, I know where I dumped them.
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So you lost the fishing rods. And oh, you have lost two
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fishing rods. Yeah, to I have to carry four and I lost two.
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But I'm going to go get my snorkel gear and I'm gonna go and
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get it. I know exactly where it is. All right. Well,
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by the way, I want to say congratulations to Michael Rose of Charleston.
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Michael Rose was the winner of the twenty five dollars McDonald's gift card second place
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one are next to Rusty Webb, but Mike Michael was Michael was our winner.
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I got you on here for a serious subject. But before we get
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to the serious subject, I want to talk a little politics with you because
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I want to kind of transition into that. Sure the governor's race, Rusty
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has come down to Republican Patrick Morrissey, uh the current Attorney General and Democrat
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Mayor Steve Williams of Huntingson. I was going to say, I was going
22:22
to say, I you you are good friends with both, not asking for
22:26
who you're endorsing anything like that, but you're just your thoughts on the race.
22:30
Well, you know, West Virginia has gone from red to dark red.
22:36
And I love Steve, Steve like a brother, and I've seen his
22:44
leadership. I've also seen Morrissey's leadership. But I just I don't see a
22:51
pathway. I just don't see a pathway. And it's not Steve, it's
22:55
any it's any anybody with in front of their Now I said, I just
22:59
don't see a pathway for for victory in November, for any any any du
23:07
anyone with a D in front of them. And the irony is is when
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I was in politics, Uh, it was the opposite. There was there
23:14
was if you had an R in front of your name, you you didn't
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have any times the times they did a change around twenty fourteen. It's maybe
23:19
a little bit before that, still fourteen, yes, when it started.
23:22
It's amazing, amazing how West Virginia flipped to UH to West Virginia has always
23:30
been conservative that they always they've been conservative Democrats and then everyone switched. And
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I think I think Obama and UH Trump had a lot to do with it.
23:44
I think this is one thing I think that historians are going to look
23:47
back on this time one hundred years from now, and and talk about quickly
23:52
about the race for Senate to replace Joe Manchin, Governor Jim Justice, who's
23:56
back in the news again, and I'm going to get into that a little
23:59
bit later on. And Willie mayor Glen Elliott, the Democrat. Your thoughts
24:02
again go going back to what you said, Earl, I think, first
24:07
of all, Governor Justice is beloved by the entire state, and no matter
24:12
what happens in his personal life, for his business life, people look past
24:18
it. They love what he's done. And I don't see. I mean,
24:26
I don't I don't even see. I mean, I think he'll be
24:29
lucky. If you gets double digits of the Elliott candidate. It's a d
24:33
It's again, it's a d thing. It's not seems like a decent human
24:36
being on the show. And I know I've known Steve Williams for years.
24:38
I know he is Trump. Biden too, was sixty nine percent the last
24:47
time. It will be greater than that. This time it will be Trump
24:52
will get seventy five percent in West Virginia. But what about nationwide? Who
24:56
wins? Well, if they don't steal it, it will be Trump.
25:02
I'll come on, come on, uh, listen every demographic and I don't
25:08
listen. I watch my z TV every night. I watch Andy Griffith,
25:14
I watched the I don't watch National or any crap. But when I do
25:21
go on social media, it seems like every demographic recognizes that that Joe Biden
25:29
has not done a good job. And it's I don't think it's as I
25:33
think the people in the middle or it's not going to be so much a
25:36
pro Trump, it's going to be an anti Biden thing. And then the
25:38
Trump Trump has his core base there. I think Trump wins. I learned
25:45
something one of my buddy, a guide buddy of mine, Matt Witt.
25:51
I was with him Saturday. He I was telling him that I was trying
25:56
to develop some public policy and he was telling me, I said, we
26:02
need to do some corrections reform. You just can't use the nineteen twenties model
26:07
anymore for throw away the key. Put him in throw away the Key,
26:10
and he told me. And I didn't realize this, and I'm embarrassed at
26:12
I don't that President Trump started that. Every felon loves President Trump because he's
26:18
the one who started this program as president to give to give, felons an
26:23
opportunity to earn their way out of prison. And that's something that I have
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that's proposed in West Virginia for years and years and years and years, and
26:33
I think we have that to some extent. But I thought, wow,
26:37
I didn't even know that I knew. I thought I knew everything about him.
26:40
But wow, that's that's pretty progressive to do that. It is.
26:44
Indeed, let me move on to why we have you here to Dave Allen
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com. I'm want to get your recent trip to France. This is why
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we had you on the show. You made a trip to France. Why
27:11
were you there? What do you have to report? Well, ostensibly,
27:17
Robin and I went over to watch the French Open in about three or four
27:22
days before we left, I realized that we were going to be over there
27:26
near the eightieth anniversary of D Day, and so Robin schedules all the tours
27:33
for us. So she I said, we've got to We've got to get
27:36
a tour up to Normandy while we're there. We have to. So she
27:40
did. She successfully got us a tour and it's an all day trip.
27:45
It's about three and a half hours up to Normandy from Paris and of course
27:52
three and a half hours back. So in a day trip that just leaves
27:56
you about three three or four hours. So we went up. We went
28:02
to Omaha Beach first, and that's where the cemetery is. And I'm a
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dave. I don't know if you know me, but I'm a huge fan.
28:11
I'm I'm never in the military, but I'm a huge fan of World
28:15
War Two veterans and veterans in general, but particularly the last you know,
28:21
the that generation, and we just don't honor them enough. We really,
28:26
we don't honor any of them enough. But anyway, so we're up there
28:30
and all the all the podiums are up for the dignitary. We're there on
28:33
Monday, they're they're going to be there on Thursday, and it was just
28:40
emotional, it was evocative, it was sobering. I mean when you see
28:47
all of the crosses. Uh. Now remember understand this and I didn't know
28:55
this. U the French government has basically given the United States government a lease
29:00
in perpetuity of like I'm going to say, thirty acres of Beachhead for and
29:08
it's it's US owned. So so these are these are American soldiers that are
29:15
in the cemetery. And intermittently you could hear through this very and and by
29:22
the way, the United this is one time the United States government does things
29:25
right. It's just perfect. You could hear taps being played, and then
29:30
you could hear the Star Spangled bear, a very melancholy version of the Star
29:34
Spangle ban. And then we go intermittently while you're walking around this campus.
29:40
And I had a museum, a small museum there, and of course you
29:45
you couldn't you couldn't go down to the beachhead. You couldn't go down there.
29:51
And I don't know why. But the the other thing that impressed me
29:53
was if you've ever if you've seen the movies as I have, the best
29:59
one be the Longest Day and the Longest I want to get back to the
30:03
movie The Longest Day. Have you you've seen it with with all those huge
30:07
actors in it, like every major actor in Hollywood was at nineteen yeah,
30:11
in nineteen sixty two, and John Wade was like a primary role, right,
30:15
so you know, there were some big stars. But what what I
30:19
didn't the perspective is and this remember the beach is probably eroded over eighty years,
30:26
is how how wide that beach is. In other words, the Germans
30:30
had all kinds of time. You you couldn't just run up and get under
30:36
a cliff you had you had You've got one hundred two hundred yards of beachhead
30:41
to get underneath. You know that those pill those pill boxes, I mean,
30:45
I've never seen a beach that wide, and that that was That's something
30:51
that impressed me. And then we went over to uh Utah Beach and uh
30:56
there we went to an actual uh one of the pill you know where the
31:03
where the Germans shot out and uh and the and the holes that were created
31:10
by the by our our you know, our battleships still you know, huge
31:15
and big rocks that were uh you know, thrown off of those little fortresses.
31:22
Uh, and it just and they love us, you know, you
31:30
know, we're not loved a lot. You know, we're not loved a
31:33
lot, but the French, and especially the French in Normandy, they absolutely
31:37
love us. Every single flag And I don't know if this is year round
31:41
or or just during this you know, eightieth anniversary, but every single flag
31:47
had a US and French flag subside everywhere everywhere you went. And uh,
31:52
the re enactors. You know, I'm accustomed to seeing, uh, we
31:55
are you know, civil War reenactors, but these guys there were and I
32:00
don't know how they get their jeeps over there from wherever, from foreign countries,
32:04
but they they have their jeeps, they have their tanks, and there
32:08
were tons of reenactors from every unit you can imagine being you know as reenactors.
32:17
So that was kind of cool. I've never seen I wasn't. I
32:22
didn't, and I thought, you know, that would be really neat to
32:24
have it a Veterans Day parade. If we had any reenactors locally, I've
32:30
never known of any, but maybe they're around. But these guys dressed the
32:34
part and sometimes you couldn't tell that. And there were a lot of I
32:37
remember there was one lady from I think she was from the US. She
32:40
she was covered in medals and she must have been somebody because people were taking
32:45
pictures with her. And but sometimes you couldn't tell the re enactors from the
32:50
real you know, if you didn't know the uniform style it was, it
32:53
was that it was that good and uh wow, I just the same sacrifices
33:00
that that that they made, and of course the stories. But I want
33:06
to get back to the Longest Day that that is that is considered the best
33:12
depiction of the actual events that occurred on that day. And literally our tour
33:19
guide when when he was telling us stories leading up to Utah and Omaha,
33:23
he would talk about the the little town of Eglace where uh and this was
33:31
in the movie, and everything he said was in the movie. So the
33:35
movie captured some of the great moments, like there was a hotel or a
33:38
house on fire. So when the paratroopers came down, the Germans had this
33:43
bright light to see him and shot him out of the sky. I mean,
33:46
that's in the movie and that really happened. And then the part where
33:52
the British I remember he is uh, you know, save the bridge or
33:58
don't don't. There's some saying that the British guys had, the British para
34:01
troopers had to protect this bridge until until relieved, don't stop until relieved.
34:09
It was like this echo thing going that really happened. The clickers they sell
34:14
the clickers that really happened whether you would click click twice and they were supposed
34:17
to click back once. That really, I mean, everything that's in that
34:22
movie he was telling us on this trip, it was in that so that
34:27
movie captured and the fact that it was raining the whole time. And then
34:31
they go, we got this one one window, you know, this one
34:35
window to cross the channel. H what kind of It's just amazing. Talk
34:43
about before I have to let you go rest you talk about the mark that
34:46
it left on you and what you walked away from there with it. Just
34:58
I don't know if we could win World w TO today, I don't.
35:01
I don't know if we have the men who have the guts that those guys
35:05
had. I mean, I'm serious. I just the courage, the crazy
35:10
courage to take on you know, they say, it's one thing to protect
35:16
your own homeland, it's another to protect someone else's homeland, but they everybody.
35:20
But in the fact, you are still protecting where they had a big
35:22
picture and that's what we did that in World War one, World War and
35:25
World War Two. We knew, we knew what was happening, and we
35:30
would be there eventually. But it just it just reinforces the great respect that
35:37
I have for that for that generation. Just and again, we sometimes forget,
35:43
Rusty. We're talking about seventeen, eighteen, nineteen twenty, maybe twenty
35:49
one year old kids. That's what we're talking about here. We forget we
35:52
think about the men, and they were men. If they weren't men when
35:55
they went there, they damn sure were they when they walked away. But
36:00
we are talking about kids, you know many My grandfather quit school in the
36:04
eighth grade and he wasn't at Normandy, but he was. He fought in
36:07
World War two, and uh, you know, we're talking about seventeen eighteen
36:09
year olds. I mean, and I agree with you not to be pessimistic.
36:14
I don't know. I don't think we could do it today. I
36:15
really don't. Just hope I'm wrong. We just don't have the same DNA.
36:20
We just don't have it. I agree, Russy, I gotta let
36:22
you go. Man. I guess some other things I get into. I
36:24
appreciate you stopping by. Man. By the way, Danny Jones just sent
36:28
me a text and said, listening to you guys in Utah. So he's
36:31
in Utah. Listened to us on that as is Danny. So we're big
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so that when they look at the map, we're people at Utah one.
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Listen to you, all right, Russy, I appreciate you being here.
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Man, Thanks a lot. We'll be back right after this and the Voice
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Texas, the romanticide sacrifice stories of World War two soldiers, blurs out the
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in the deaths of those young men, says a Texture. You're Dave,
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this is for Rusty. Can we please get the Washington Football talk with your
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guests. Well, Russy had to leave. Rusty's already gone, so he
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is, he's not here. Going back a couple of days, this is
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when we talked about the Tay Kunt situation Texas. Dave ty Hunt, the
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dirty ex Charleston, West Virginia chief of police, should have been fired,
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and said we getting a six thousand dollars medical pension per month. Hopefully the
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two lawsuits brought against the city by women will bankrupt the city because the sexual
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yesterday's show, we had Delegate Kathy hes kraust On talking about homeschooling Texas.
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Ninety percent of homeschooled parents do a good job, like the delegate, it's
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the other ten percent we need to talk about. I was a school nurse
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for thirty five years and I saw very sad cases. Portfolios don't allow anyone
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to lay eyes on the child. Our legislators have taken that opportunity away over
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the years. Going back to the Kathy Krause interview, Yesterday's tex says,
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why we've seen such a rise and not only homeschooling, but also in private
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schools, charter schools, anything other than public schools. And she claims,
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and I've heard parents say this, that one of the reasons why is well,
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she mentioned bullying is number one reason, but that the second reason was
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is that a lot of parents did not her words, did not want their
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kids to be indoctrinated in public schools. And she mentioned LGBTQ and things of
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that nature, and gender issues and things of that. That's one of the
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things. That's what that text is in reference to. And one other one
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on the homeschooling for yesterday for a delicate Cross says, I'm glad she had
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the time and commitment for her kids, but with such a low bar and
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Justice financial news. A federal judge in Delaware has ordered a company owned by
46:54
Governor Justice and his family to get ready to have a sell off. Now,
46:59
this one has to do with the for sale of Bluestone Mineral, Inc.
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That is a holding company that's within the Justice business network. Brad mclhanny
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has a story post at wv metronews dot com and he will discuss it in
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detail with Hoppy later in the morning on talkline. The exact wording is the
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shares of Bluestone Mineral shall be sold to satisfy the judgment in a form to
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be proposed by the parties to the court action within thirty days in quotes.
47:28
Now, this is significant because this is not just another company that the Justice
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family owns, all right. This is a holding company, meaning it takes
47:39
in a whole lot of other companies. Too. It is. It's very
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complicated stuff, but it is not surprising. You can read Brad's full story
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and it is a long story, and it's got charts and everything at WV
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dog and the murals. Did you happen to read or here? I should
48:42
say not? Well, you can read it because there's a story about on
48:44
the websites, but you can also you could have heard it yesterday Randall Reid
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Smith on talk Line yesterday. He says that the dog that was depicted in
48:54
the murals is one hundred percent baby dog. Now, the governor on Monday
49:02
says he was surprised by the whole thing. Didn't know anything about it.
49:08
I don't know where, whether the governor did, whether the governor didn't,
49:12
I don't know. I know Randall Reid Smith said that it definitely was was
49:16
baby dog and huh. And I've listened to Hobby talk about this the last
49:22
couple of days. You know, sometimes the things that we talk about in
49:25
the world of talk radio, and I listen to a lot of talk radio
49:28
literally all over the country, so it's not just here, it's the things
49:32
that people are talking about, and in my travels the last couple of days,
49:37
it seems to have occupied a heck of a lot of thoughts in people's
49:42
head, this whole baby dog in the murals face. And keep it in
49:44
mind, we're talking about a dog that did not become popular in America until
49:50
many, many years after the murals. That are the ones that have gone
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out and you know dog, the dogs, dogs were around. I did
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some research. English bulldogs were around at that time, but they weren't as
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popular as what they would become years later. And a lot of people are
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greatly upset about it. A lot of people are saying it's the greatest thing
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ever, and a lot of other people are just saying, you know,
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so what, so what, move on. But that's just kind of where
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we are right now. I, for one, I have no issue with
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animals being up there. I do have an issue with a personal pet being
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up there of a particular governor, not Justice. I don't care if it's
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if it was Joe Manchin or or Ray Tomlin or Bob Wise or Ceil Underwood.
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I don't know that depicting their their pet was the best idea and the
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best use of the monies. But you know, we never we've never had
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a first pet quite like baby Dog. I don't know that we I mean,
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I'm sure others had animals. I was gonna say the governor's mansion,
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but I don't know that baby Dog's ever seen the governor's mansion. So I
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don't know if we can compare this to anything or not. But baby Dog
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did bring a lot of love. I will agree with what the governor says.
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There, Tex says. I've been working in the schools for four years
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now, and I haven't seen anyone try to change a child's gender identity.
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All I've seen is teachers and aids struggling to teach reading math to children whose
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parents barely participate in their child's education. Delicate Craus is an exaggerator, says
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a Texter. Tex says, Dave baby Dog is like Lassie. There have
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been like six after dogs that sub in. They all do a great job.
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Tex says. If a professional artist did it as artistic liberty, liberty,
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that's one thing. But this was dedicated to the artist by political appointees.
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That makes it inappropriate. And quite frankly, it's weird when you're in
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office and your folks do it while you're there. It would have been better
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if it was done after he left office, you know, humility and all
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that, says a Texter. All right, gotta go thank some. I
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regot a guest Brian of the two Josh, just for stopping by the show
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today. Also, Attorney Rushy Web thoroughly enjoyed a conversation about Normandy Uh with
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Rusty Web. I do appreciate that. Coming up on the show tomorrow,
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Westernginiona Secretary State Mike Warner is going to stop by Uh talking about business,
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because if you are already business owner in West Virginia, it is annual report
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time and we're going to talk to Secretary Warner about that. Plus Steven Island
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My producer was answine Woods. Thank you so much. Hobbies coming up,
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