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10/23/24 The Dave Allen Show · WCHS Network Podcasts

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Speaker 1: The country, the United States of America, the state West Virginia,
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Speaker 1: the city Charleston. This is the Dave Allen Show on
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Speaker 1: five eighty Live and your host.
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Speaker 2: What we got here is fail the new cake. He's
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Speaker 3: I have come here to chew bubble gum and check
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Speaker 2: Dave Allen, Hey, folks, say good Wednesday morning to you.
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Speaker 2: Welcome to the show. MC Guitar Murphy's our producer today,
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Speaker 2: the valley. Coming up a little bit later on the
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Speaker 2: show Turning Rusty Webbs. Here's actually in studio right now.
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Speaker 2: Good morning, Rusty.
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Speaker 4: How are you in?
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Speaker 5: Good morning? Do I use my radio voice.
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Speaker 2: In the new studio? You have to want to talk
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Speaker 2: to Rusty And momentarily Pudndham County School Supert John Hudson
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Speaker 2: is going to be here. Voters in Putnam County will
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Speaker 2: be looking at an education referendum when they go to
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Speaker 2: the polls on election day or early voting, which starts
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Speaker 2: today in West Virginia. We'll talk about that with Superintendent
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Speaker 2: Hudson speaking of early voting West Virginia. Secretary of State
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Speaker 2: make Warner coming up a little bit later on on
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Speaker 2: this first day of early voting, and Republican candidate for House,
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Speaker 2: Andrew Anderson is here. We are loaded up this morning,
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Speaker 2: but I want to bring in now our good friend
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Speaker 2: Rob Reel from our sister station ninety six one KWS,
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Speaker 2: who continues to walk from Charleston to Morgantown for WVU
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Speaker 2: Children's his O October, as he calls it, being sponsored
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Speaker 2: by the folks that panhandle cleaning and restoration. Rob, good morning.
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Speaker 2: I also have attorney Rusty Web with me, who will
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Speaker 2: be in the next segment. I figured it was a
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Speaker 2: good idea to have an attorney standing by here, even
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Speaker 2: if it is Rusty Web. So what do you souse?
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Speaker 6: We all do respect the rusty. I hate all attorneys
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Speaker 6: except mine.
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Speaker 2: Well, he could be yours, he could be yours, all right,
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Speaker 2: So how is it? How is the walk on Tuesday?
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Speaker 6: Bub I went a little Mother nature has been great.
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Speaker 6: Let me start there. Let me start with the positive
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Speaker 6: and I did make it to where I had planned
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Speaker 6: to end yesterday. The disappointment for me yesterday though, was
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Speaker 6: I really really would have loved to go one more
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Speaker 6: mile so that I could say, oh, I've got less
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Speaker 6: I've got fewer than one hundred miles to go, and
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Speaker 6: I just I had to listen to my body. My
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Speaker 6: body went, Nope, you are done for the day. Get
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Speaker 6: your ice cream and take it easy and live to
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Speaker 6: walk fight another day. So back at it from Normantown
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Speaker 6: at the country Store and bound for Baldwin today.
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Speaker 2: That beautiful downtown Baldwin, West Virginia. Are you familiar Rush,
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Speaker 2: Are you familiar with Baldwin? You know a bald one?
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Speaker 7: No, I'm not.
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Speaker 5: Are you in one nineteen? Is that how you're getting
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Speaker 5: up there?
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Speaker 8: Yeah?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, yeah, where one nineteen and thirty three are multiplexed.
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Speaker 7: I'll be on that.
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Speaker 6: I was on it all day yesterday. I'll be on
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Speaker 6: it all day again today and all day tomorrow until
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Speaker 6: I get to weston so one long road this week.
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Speaker 6: Baldwin is one of those towns where it says welcome
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Speaker 6: to hear on both sides of the same sign. And
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Speaker 6: I say that lovingly because I grew up in a
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Speaker 6: town like that, a one horse down so small that
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Speaker 6: one horse is a Shetland pony. So this is my
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Speaker 6: kind of place.
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Speaker 2: So and you're also getting to enjoy some of God's
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Speaker 2: handiwork out there with the fall colors too, right, because
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Speaker 2: but I've seen that you've been posted. It's absolutely beautiful.
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Speaker 6: And it's not just red, gold and green the way
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Speaker 6: you think. I mean the shades. You know, there's rust
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Speaker 6: and there's bronze, and there's copper, and I gotta get
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Speaker 6: more pictures. So because it's just it is fantastic out here.
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Speaker 2: Started talking about leaves and rusty web starts sneezing here
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Speaker 2: in the studio. Yeah, about how it happens. All right,
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Speaker 2: rob Man, be safe out there, and again you have.
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Speaker 2: Robin's done a great job of updating everybody with videos
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Speaker 2: and pictures on the KWS Facebook page. Of course, he's
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Speaker 2: doing all this for WVU Children's to walk from Charleston
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Speaker 2: to Morgantown. He left last week. He's due to arrive
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Speaker 2: at the hospital in Morgantown Halloween.
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Speaker 8: Knight.
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Speaker 2: Be safe out there, enjoy the nice weather and we'll
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Speaker 2: be following along.
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Speaker 8: Man.
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Speaker 2: Thanks a lot, Thank you, sir, talk tomorrow, Rob real,
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Speaker 2: Rob or Rusty rather. You're quite an athlete. But walking
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Speaker 2: from Charleston to Morgantown at the rid of about twenty
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Speaker 2: miles a day, that's a little nuts.
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Speaker 5: Yeah. And he's going to lose weight, sure, right, and
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Speaker 5: he's going to the weather couldn't be better?
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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, hdding me, Yeah, I mean the extended forecast.
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Speaker 2: Things change, you know, but the extended forecasters just like
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Speaker 2: a slight chance of a sprinkle. But all the way
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Speaker 2: through his walk, I mean, man, everything looks good. You're
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Speaker 2: here to talk about tennis as it pertains to your
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Speaker 2: love and mind. Marshall University.
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Speaker 9: Yes, yes, man, Well, this is a tournament that's been
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Speaker 9: going on actually for about thirty years. Martha Hill and
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Speaker 9: I started it whatever thirty years ago is, and Martha
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Speaker 9: stayed with it. I helped her a couple of years,
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Speaker 9: and she stayed with it.
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Speaker 5: Now I'm kind of back on the committee, and this.
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Speaker 9: Year, like previous years, the money raised is going to
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Speaker 9: go to the Marshall University tennis team. It had previously
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Speaker 9: gone to the alumni Association. Where's something near and dear
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Speaker 9: to Martha's heart, is sure?
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Speaker 10: Yeah?
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Speaker 9: Alumni and near and dear to my heart, of course
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Speaker 9: is the tennis team, and of course it makes sense
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Speaker 9: tennis playing tennis for tennis. So we're going to start.
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Speaker 9: It's happened every year. We're going to start on Thursday
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Speaker 9: night and play the local players so nobody.
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Speaker 5: Has to try.
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Speaker 9: And again, where does it all happens It the YMCA.
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Speaker 9: I'm sorry, yeah, YMCA. Friday night is we're not playing,
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Speaker 9: but we're having some activities. So what we're doing Friday
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Speaker 9: night is we're having a free kids clinic from five
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Speaker 9: to six, which will be taught by the Marshall players.
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Speaker 9: We always do that, you know, Thunder in the Mountains.
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Speaker 9: Then from five to six and then seven to eight,
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Speaker 9: locals for a donation of fifty dollars to the team
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Speaker 9: can play fun doubles with Marshall's team.
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Speaker 5: In other words, you have a player, I have a player.
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Speaker 9: We're playing doubles against each other and there are about
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Speaker 9: four slots available, two in the five to six slot
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Speaker 9: and two in the seven to eight slot. And then
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Speaker 9: Saturday all day will be tennis, and then Sunday will
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Speaker 9: be the finals and the team will come back and
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Speaker 9: take pictures with the winners and finalists. But We're really
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Speaker 9: encouraging anyone, everyone, but particularly Marshall alumni, but everyone to
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Speaker 9: come up on Friday evening and meet and greet the team.
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Speaker 9: And they're going to be silent auctions, door prizes, you know,
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Speaker 9: just fun things, fun things for you to do. Buy
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Speaker 9: Marshall tennis apparel, which is you know, not easy to
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Speaker 9: find because it's in a box and the coach's office.
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Speaker 9: So and I have a really cool hoodie. I love
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Speaker 9: it so and all the money is going to go
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Speaker 9: to Marshall University Tennis. I will tell you that last
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Speaker 9: at Thunder the Mountains, the winner was from Marshall and
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Speaker 9: she won one thousand dollars. And we also donated to
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Speaker 9: WU Tennis from Thunder the Mountains one thousand dollars. So
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Speaker 9: I'm a you know, I'm an equal opportunity when it
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Speaker 9: comes to my tennis players at both universities, but this
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Speaker 9: one's all about Marshall and really have one hundred over
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Speaker 9: one hundred players, which is really good, you know, you know,
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Speaker 9: not to be a pickleball tournament, which is you know,
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Speaker 9: all the rage. It is all the rage. I mean,
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Speaker 9: there's no question about its. Matter of fact, I'm thinking
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Speaker 9: about having a pickleball tournament to raise money for Thundering
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Speaker 9: the Mountain.
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Speaker 2: Johnny Rutherford, make it happen, man.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, I'll tell yeah.
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Speaker 9: So anyway, the sponsors, because I like to talk about
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Speaker 9: the sponsors, and you always let me do that. So
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Speaker 9: obviously I'm the major sponsor, the Web Law Center, and
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Speaker 9: we're buying these really cool hoodies. This isn't gonna be
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Speaker 9: low brow t shirts. These are nice, dry fit hoodies
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Speaker 9: and they're not gonna be all tacked up. They're gonna
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Speaker 9: look really neat. Because I'm in charge. The Piro Simmons,
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Speaker 9: McGinley and Bastards has been a long time supporter of
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Speaker 9: this tournament, as has Hunter Insurance and Financial. I've gone
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Speaker 9: in and out, but they've stayed very very consistent. Graphic
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Speaker 9: Solutions is giving us a discount out of Huntington. They
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Speaker 9: have the Marshall logo. It's hard to find around here,
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Speaker 9: you know what I mean. And then Tammy and Casey Robinson,
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Speaker 9: who are dedicated alumni, and Martha Hill as she always
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Speaker 9: gives money to this story. In addition to their time
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Speaker 9: and efforts, they both are giving money and food and
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Speaker 9: all kinds of good stuff like that. So it's gonna
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Speaker 9: be big. I'm in it, but I'm gonna with thra
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Speaker 9: all today because I messed my back up about two
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Speaker 9: weeks ago in Greenboro County.
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Speaker 2: I think what happens when you turn what happens when
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Speaker 9: to my truck, and I was going downhill and that
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Speaker 9: trailer didn't want to stop, and I just I messed
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Speaker 9: my back up.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, the Injured Reserve now man.
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Speaker 9: Yeah, I'm an IR, but I'll be up there for
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Speaker 9: most of the festivities. But I'm gonna withdraw all today.
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Speaker 9: Just my back's killing men.
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Speaker 2: And I've got information posted about I'll get the flyer
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Speaker 2: posted on my social media. It's on Dave Island Radio.
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Speaker 2: You can check it out there on there. We'll get
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Speaker 2: back to determine in a moment. What else is going
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Speaker 2: on with Rusting Web. You always got exciting stuff to
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Speaker 2: tell us about. What else you doing?
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Speaker 9: I'll tell you what I'm really We're doing a lot
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Speaker 9: seven point one million in the country, one hundred and
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Speaker 9: thirty thousand in West Virginia, twenty one states and.
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Speaker 5: They're just they just can't can't get it done.
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Speaker 2: To reach out to Rusty if you're having issues there,
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Speaker 2: give me the info again. On the tennis tournament, it'll
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Speaker 2: start this this Thursday five to eight. Local players will
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Speaker 2: play Friday five to eight, which will be.
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Speaker 9: The kids clinic five to six, and then the pro
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Speaker 9: am what I call pro am six to eight, and
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Speaker 9: then all day sad Saturday, like.
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Speaker 5: Nine am to eight pm.
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Speaker 9: And then Sunday, the white doesn't open a little ten
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Speaker 9: so we probably go ten to two or three for
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Speaker 9: the finals, and then the players will be back to
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Speaker 9: take pictures up there in the afternoon with the with
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Speaker 9: the winners and finalists, and.
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Speaker 2: Again I've got information posted about it on my social media. Russy,
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Speaker 2: I appreciate you being here, man, Yeah, I appreciate you
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Speaker 2: having me, Dave.
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Speaker 5: You're always always kind to let me come out.
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Speaker 2: I'm a good guy.
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Speaker 5: Oh you are?
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Speaker 11: You are?
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Speaker 2: I'm a good guy. Rusty Web is here. He's leaving right, Rusty,
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Speaker 2: thanks a lot, man, I appreciate you being here, Rusty Web.
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Speaker 2: early voting is underway in West Virginia. It started at
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Speaker 2: actually most places, some Kanlaw Kenny starts at eight, but
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Speaker 2: Secretary of State a little bit later on. I want
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Speaker 2: to welcome into the show now Putnam County School Superintendent
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Speaker 2: John Hudson, Superintendent good morning, Welcome to the show.
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Speaker 7: Hey, good morning, David.
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Speaker 5: How are you doing fine?
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Speaker 2: Thank you for being here. So I mentioned early voting
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Speaker 2: starting today in West Virginia, and if you live in
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Speaker 2: Putnam County, like a lot of our listeners do, when
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Speaker 2: you go to the polls, you're going to find an
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Speaker 2: education bond of sorts on the ballot. Now, stop me,
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Speaker 2: sir if I get any of this wrong. On the
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Speaker 2: ballot is a bond that specifically calls for a new
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Speaker 2: Hurricane Middle School and health and safety improvements for several
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Speaker 2: outdoor athletic facilities at several different schools in the county.
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Speaker 2: According to the wording of the School Building Authority, would
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Speaker 2: election day or leading up to election day with early voting.
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Speaker 2: Did I get that right?
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Speaker 7: Yes? Just Also, the School Building Authority would have to
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Speaker 7: approve the project once if the bond is passed.
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Speaker 2: All right, So I guess the dumb question here, because
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Speaker 2: I asked dumb questions better than anybody asked is why
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Speaker 2: is this needed?
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Speaker 7: Well, this is very much needed. One of the primary
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Speaker 7: things is a residents of Puttnam County, especially the Hurricane area.
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Speaker 7: For as far as Hurricane Middle School is, it was
18:03
Speaker 7: actually built in nineteen fifty. It was it's overdue for replacement.
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Speaker 7: In two thousand and nine, the Board of Education here
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Speaker 7: ran a bond and at that time the bond built
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Speaker 7: new schools Buffalo High School, Winfield Middle School, Poka Elementary,
18:20
Speaker 7: Pocal Middle and also Competence Elementary. As a result of
18:24
Speaker 7: that bond. At that time, actually Hurricane Middle needed a
18:30
Speaker 7: new building, but there just was that you couldn't ask
18:33
Speaker 7: the taxpayers to take on another huge projects such as that.
18:37
Speaker 7: So now this is an opportunity for that to get
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Speaker 7: completed with some of those other safety improvements all of
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Speaker 7: our other areas. But the big part of it is
18:48
Speaker 7: is we have the potential to get twenty five million
18:51
Speaker 7: in school building authority right at almost half the cost
18:54
Speaker 7: of a new Hurricane Middle. So it is just very
18:57
Speaker 7: much needed for spacing for our school the students. Also,
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Speaker 7: the proximity to Route thirty four. Just multiple reasons, but
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Speaker 7: now is a great opportunity for it to happen.
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Speaker 2: And Superintendent, how is what the voters are looking at
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Speaker 2: now different than let's say, and the excess levee because
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Speaker 2: you don't charged on out levees and bonds and things.
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Speaker 2: That kind of gets confused.
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Speaker 7: What's the difference it does? The excess levee was passed
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Speaker 7: back in May during the primary and those go to
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Speaker 7: instructional supplies, they go to support extra curricular curricular programs.
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Speaker 7: But this specifically a bond you kind of think of
19:37
Speaker 7: B for bond, B for buildings. They are for building
19:41
Speaker 7: and the facility improvements, and that money and that funding
19:44
Speaker 7: cannot be used for anything else specifically for what is
19:48
Speaker 7: in that bond call? And what is amazing with this
19:52
Speaker 7: bond call because of our Board of Education taking really
19:56
Speaker 7: a really good look at this, the bond call tax
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Speaker 7: right will be will not be an increase and as
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Speaker 7: a matter of fact, it will be a decrease over
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Speaker 7: the two thousand and nine bond And our board purposely
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Speaker 7: didn't want to tax the citizens anymore than they did
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Speaker 7: in two thousand and nine.
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Speaker 2: the county, no matter the school system, is how will
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Speaker 2: it impact my taxes?
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Speaker 7: Well, the big part is if there will be no
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Speaker 7: tax rate increase, and a matter of fact, compared to
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Speaker 7: the two thousand and nine bond, there will be a
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Speaker 7: tax rate decrease. So I think that is really important
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Speaker 7: for the citizens of Puttnham County to know and under stand,
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Speaker 7: and especially with the other health and safety improvements, all
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Speaker 7: of our theater school areas and high school areas will
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Speaker 7: be impacted by this bond.
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Speaker 2: And let's come back to Hurricane Middle School for a moment.
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Speaker 2: Someone told me the other day and I don't know,
21:14
Speaker 2: maybe you would know this. I don't. I didn't realize,
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Speaker 2: and I live in Hurricane. I didn't realize this is
21:18
Speaker 2: it the largest middle school in the state or one
21:21
Speaker 2: of the largest middle schools in the state.
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Speaker 7: You know, as far as enrollment. I would say it
21:27
Speaker 7: is in one of the top largest middle schools in
21:30
Speaker 7: the state. I can't say that is the largest. I
21:33
Speaker 7: don't know that exactly either, but it is rather large
21:37
Speaker 7: school in middle school with the three grades grade six
21:40
Speaker 7: through eight.
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Speaker 2: And it would and as you said, it was built
21:42
Speaker 2: in what nineteen fifty, is that what you said, Yes,
21:44
Speaker 2: the current school.
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Speaker 7: I think it was Hurricane High at that time, but
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Speaker 7: it was nineteen fifty the original section.
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Speaker 2: And you know, schools just don't hold up. We're seeing
21:53
Speaker 2: this in Kanawa County. I'm sure you've been following it
21:55
Speaker 2: with the and I'll get if I get time, I'll
21:57
Speaker 2: touch on a little bit later on. You're seeing in
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Speaker 2: the Kanaw County with the all these talks of consolidations,
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Speaker 2: building new schools and whatever. Schools then once they get
22:04
Speaker 2: some age on them, Superintendent, there's just there's only so
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Speaker 2: many repairs that you can make to schools.
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Speaker 7: Well, that's right, and the repairs and we have a
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Speaker 7: good maintenance staff and we do well with those safety
22:15
Speaker 7: requirements that are in place. But as you know, as
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Speaker 7: time changes, we need different spacing and with different type
22:22
Speaker 7: of learning environments. If you look maybe at a science
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Speaker 7: lab and our current Hurricane Middle School. I can assure
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Speaker 7: you it would not be like what a science lab
22:31
Speaker 7: would look like in a new a middle school. Some
22:34
Speaker 7: of the spaces for our students as they need to work,
22:37
Speaker 7: in collaborative teams as they need to work, and some
22:41
Speaker 7: of those things that even now especially have our students
22:44
Speaker 7: working a lot outside. And a part of the new
22:47
Speaker 7: school concept includes an area outside classroom within the confines
22:53
Speaker 7: of the school building itself.
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Speaker 2: And if there is, I know, I don't want to
22:58
Speaker 2: get the car before the horse, because obviously voters would
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Speaker 2: have to pass this and then the SBA has to
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Speaker 2: get involved. But have we started talking about where if
23:06
Speaker 2: a new Hurricane Middle School is built, where it might
23:08
Speaker 2: be built or is that just a little premature.
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Speaker 7: No, no, it is not premature at all. Actually, the
23:14
Speaker 7: board has been very thoughtful in that the land that
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Speaker 7: was purchased and paid for, I think back in twenty
23:21
Speaker 7: nineteen the land was paid for. It is the land
23:25
Speaker 7: directly adjacent to the current Hurricane High School. So it's
23:31
Speaker 7: about twenty five twenty six acres, just a great spot
23:35
Speaker 7: for the new Hurricane Middle School and has not has already.
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Speaker 2: Been paid And I will say this, you know, as
23:40
Speaker 2: somebody who lives right in smack Dab. As we say,
23:43
Speaker 2: in southern West Virginia in the middle of tays Valley,
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Speaker 2: traffic is an issue there. But as I always say, Superintendent,
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Speaker 2: there's areas of the state that would kill to have
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Speaker 2: a traffic problem. So I don't really complain about it.
23:53
Speaker 2: I complained a little bit about sixty four. I don't
23:55
Speaker 2: necessarily complain about Tayes Valley Road. But Putnam County is
23:59
Speaker 2: in a unique place because you have a lot of people,
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Speaker 2: unlike you know, other parts of West Virginia. There's a
24:06
Speaker 2: lot of people moving into Putnam County, and we saw
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Speaker 2: it in the nineties and it kind of ebbed a
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Speaker 2: little bit. Now it's come back again with New Core
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Speaker 2: and whatever. There's a whole lot of people that are
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Speaker 2: choosing to live in Putnam County right now.
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Speaker 7: That is correct, and we're seeing economically in our school
24:21
Speaker 7: communities supporting our schools. But you mentioned new corps. Many
24:25
Speaker 7: of the Newcore people that are already moving in have
24:28
Speaker 7: have already said, hey, we know what school system we
24:30
Speaker 7: want to attend, we know what area we want to live.
24:33
Speaker 7: And as you noticed driving on sixty four, the new
24:37
Speaker 7: Klode and Accent will open up sometime in the next
24:40
Speaker 7: year or so, but there will be a traffic study
24:43
Speaker 7: that is conducted with the Hurricane Middle School if the
24:46
Speaker 7: project is approved, and there are dedicated bus slooping and
24:50
Speaker 7: parent drop off, and the goal of that is to
24:53
Speaker 7: reduce the traffic and get it off of Tays Valley Road.
24:58
Speaker 7: And currently our bus is we have half of our
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Speaker 7: buses dropping off at Hurricane High and half at Hurricane
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Speaker 7: Middle and they're about a mile or two apart, as
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Speaker 7: you know, so then they have to switch, so it's
25:08
Speaker 7: just double the traffic. So we truly believe it'll make
25:12
Speaker 7: an impact on getting that traffic off of Tays Valley Road.
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Speaker 2: Before we let you go, I would do want to
25:18
Speaker 2: mention there are links to all of what we talked
25:20
Speaker 2: about on the Putnam Putnam County School's website and also
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Speaker 2: in the social media. I was doing some research on
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Speaker 2: this last night. Any final words, Superintendent for the voters
25:30
Speaker 2: of Putnam County. As I said, early voting began today
25:34
Speaker 2: Election Day, of course, November the fifth, Any final words
25:37
Speaker 2: for the folks in Putnam County, just this is.
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Speaker 7: An opportunity for our citizens with the possibility of getting
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Speaker 7: half of the tow almost total or free money if
25:46
Speaker 7: you will, from the school building Authority if this has
25:48
Speaker 7: passed and the school authority approves, and it also provides
25:53
Speaker 7: those health and safety improvements where each of our areas
25:56
Speaker 7: in the Hurricane area, Winfield Area, PoCA Area, and Buffalo
25:59
Speaker 7: are are getting upgrades as well, but no tax rate increase.
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Speaker 7: That's important for our people to know and understand.
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Speaker 2: Putnham County School Superintendent John Hudson, I appreciate you being here.
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Speaker 2: Good luck with everything. We'll talk again, Sue Man, thanks
26:12
Speaker 2: a lot, all right, thank you, sir, Putnam County School
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Speaker 2: How are you good morning?
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Speaker 5: Doing well?
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Speaker 2: Thanks for having me. I didn't get to ask you,
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Speaker 2: It's people always take it. I don't steal them, they
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Speaker 14: Somewhere that sounds like my sunglasses I have to have.
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Speaker 14: Head's that's the thing. So tell us who Andrew Anderson is.
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Speaker 14: Andrew Anderson is Knall County born and raised resident. My
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Speaker 14: wife is from here as well. She's a George Washington graduate.
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Speaker 14: I grew up in the Cross Lanes area, but lived
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Speaker 14: in Kennall County the vast majority of my life other
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Speaker 5: I don't even know.
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Speaker 2: It's gone so quick.
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Speaker 5: I don't even know how long it's been.
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Speaker 14: But and I'm a candidate for House fifty six district,
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Speaker 14: and I'm excited to meet everyone in the district and
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Speaker 14: get out and work hard. We've been working really hard.
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Speaker 14: We've been knocking doors, and I.
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Speaker 2: Mean you and I We're talking to everybody. How many
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Speaker 14: By sundown tonight, it'll be over fifteen hundred. I don't
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Speaker 14: know the exact number, but by sundown tonight we'll have
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Speaker 14: fifteen hundred doors knocked. We've met a lot of people.
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Speaker 14: The response is absolutely positive for this campaign, and people
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Speaker 14: are excited. People have a lot of issues that they're
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Speaker 14: concerned about here in Kanall County. Number one is jobs
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Speaker 14: for our family. People are sick of our kids leaving
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Speaker 14: I have I as a father of four, I got
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Speaker 14: an eight year old, a six year old and twins
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Speaker 14: that just turned four. I look at it, what do
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Speaker 14: so we hear about jobs so our kids don't leave.
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Speaker 14: We want people want safe communities. People want to see
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Speaker 14: access to childcare for working families. And those are the
34:48
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Speaker 14: I think we can work hard to get things done
34:53
Speaker 14: on those issues. As the legislator.
34:55
Speaker 2: Talk at again with Andrew Anderson. Now this is District
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Speaker 2: fifty six, Okay, after the that's right to get the
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Speaker 2: number right, rights correct for the But now you'd served before.
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Speaker 14: I was appointed to the thirty fifth by the governor
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Speaker 14: in twenty twenty two. I served for ninety days one
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Speaker 14: hundred days or so when we were appointed, we had
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Speaker 14: seventy nine days until the election. And when I was appointed,
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Speaker 14: nine days and lost by fifty eight votes. And we
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Speaker 14: finish line.
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Speaker 2: What did you learn when during your first term there? Again,
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Speaker 2: you were kind of, I don't want to say thrown
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Speaker 2: into it, but you were appointed to the position and
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Speaker 2: so you didn't have a whole lot of time to
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Speaker 2: prepare for it. But what were some of the surprises
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Speaker 2: that you had there? Were there anything that really surprised
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Speaker 2: you when you got there?
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Speaker 1: Yeah.
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Speaker 14: One of the key reasons that I'm running is something
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Speaker 14: that I learned, and that is to get things done
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Speaker 14: in the legislature, you have to have relationships with leadership,
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Speaker 14: and you have to be in the conversations that matter.
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Speaker 14: Experience matters, and having the relationships matter, And that is
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Speaker 14: the primary reason I'm running, because having a relationship and
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Speaker 14: the experience to get things done for families is what
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Speaker 14: really matters talk and a lot of Facebook posts and
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Speaker 14: Instagram posts do not accomplish things for voters. We gets
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Speaker 14: things done are having relationships and experience that can push
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Speaker 14: things across the finish line.
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Speaker 2: And you've talked about some of the needs of the
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Speaker 2: district and number one, keeping people here. You know, at
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Speaker 2: certain areas of the states seem to be growing others
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Speaker 2: or stagnant others or not. Obviously, and of course when
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Speaker 2: you're serving of a legislature, your number one priority is
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Speaker 2: to your constituents, but you're also making decisions where the
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Speaker 2: entire state of West Virginia, and I know that's something
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Speaker 2: that you have to study. What are some of the
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Speaker 2: things if you are elected that you really really say,
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Speaker 2: I am going to go after this or I want
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Speaker 2: to work on this. What would this be?
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Speaker 14: Creating an environment where capital investment comes to Kanall County
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Speaker 14: so we have good opportunities for our kids, for everyone.
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Speaker 2: But I look at it.
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Speaker 14: It's personal with me because I look at a he's
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Speaker 14: got fifteen sixteen years before my kids are looking for jobs,
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Speaker 14: and I want there to be opportunity here for them.
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Speaker 14: Second is clean, safe communities. That's a huge issue. I
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Speaker 14: mean to talk about policy that would take us two
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Speaker 14: hours to what impacts clean and safe communities, but that
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Speaker 14: is a priority. And then fixing the childcare system. You know,
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Speaker 14: the Chamber of Commerce's priority says one of their key
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Speaker 14: priorities is having access to affordable childcare for people to
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Speaker 14: go to work, for working class families in West Virginia.
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Speaker 14: And that's something that we absolutely will address and that
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Speaker 14: I will drive across the finish line.
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Speaker 2: being a Republican. The Republicans have got the super majority
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Speaker 2: for a long time. The Republicans are in charge now.
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Speaker 2: You got a little taste of it when you were
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Speaker 2: appointed there, and you're hoping to go back again. Any
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Speaker 2: concerns about splits in the party, because I know it
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Speaker 2: happened with the Democrats that we've seen, you know, a
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Speaker 2: couple here. Any concerns about anything like that, Yeah, that's.
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Speaker 14: Just part of the game when you have a majority
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Speaker 14: like that. And I think it's important that as Republicans
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Speaker 14: we look to elect good Republicans with real life experience
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Speaker 14: that have common sense conservative values. And I think I
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Speaker 14: represent that part of the party and I think that
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Speaker 14: is in line with what the values of the fifty
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Speaker 14: six district here Kandall County. It's just right in the
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Speaker 14: line with those values. And so that's kind of the
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Speaker 14: reason I'm running. I mean, at the end of the day,
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Speaker 14: the Republican parties are going to make the decision on policy,
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Speaker 14: They're going to make decision on priorities, and I want
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Speaker 14: to be in that conversation to help Kennall County.
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Speaker 2: Give me the final thirty. What makes you the better
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Speaker 2: candidate for this race.
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Speaker 14: I have decades of experience working in manufacturing, energy, and
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Speaker 14: real estate, solving big world, big problems, and I want
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Speaker 14: to take that experience to the legislature to work for
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Speaker 14: Kannak County families and solve the issues that matter to them,
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Speaker 14: get things across the finish line in regards to job creation,
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Speaker 14: in regards to clean and safe communities, and in regards
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Speaker 14: to fixing the childcare problem that we have with access
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Speaker 14: to childcare for working families and the and the foster
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Speaker 14: care system as well. I think those are all proporities,
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Speaker 14: and I think I've got the experience and the relationships
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Speaker 14: to get things done for Knall County.
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Speaker 2: Have a Facebook or website that you'd like to, yeah, Weather.
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Speaker 14: The website is Anderson for wv dot com and the
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Speaker 14: Facebook is Andrew Anderson for West Virginia and they're both
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Speaker 2: All right, we wish you the best of luck.
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Speaker 7: Man.
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Speaker 2: Thanks you, I appreciate you. Thanks a lot of hanging
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Speaker 2: I think it was eight o'clock. I've got the list
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Speaker 17: Natalie Tenant and I'm running for Kanawha County Commission. I've
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Speaker 17: As your commissioner, I'll help create jobs, improve infrastructure like
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Speaker 3: Sick of negative headlines coming out of the Capitol and
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Speaker 2: I think the government should just work.
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Speaker 11: I'm Kaylie Young, and as your delegate, I focused on
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Speaker 11: putting money back in your pockets through tax cuts, fixing childcare,
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Speaker 2: available at wv metro news dot com. Early voting is
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Speaker 2: underway in all fifty five counties in West Virginia. Let's
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Speaker 2: bring in West Virginia Secretary of State Mike Warner. Secretary,
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Speaker 2: good morning, welcome to the show.
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Speaker 8: Good morning, It's always good to be with you, Dave.
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Speaker 2: Polls are open for early voting. Let me just say
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Speaker 2: that here in Kanawha County, you can early vote at
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Speaker 2: the Voter Registration building on Courrier Street, plus the Sheriff's
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Speaker 2: Attachment across Lanes, the Belltown Hall, City Hall in Saint Albans,
44:12
Speaker 2: the Sistaninville Library, the lu Community Center, Marmette Town Hall,
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Speaker 2: the police detachment in Nitro, and at the Girls Scout
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Speaker 2: Building on the West Side eight to five here in
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Speaker 2: Kanawha County Monday through Friday and the next two Saturdays
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Speaker 2: nine to five. It's really easy to early vote. Secretary
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Speaker 2: it Suriots.
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Speaker 8: I'm glad you're talking about this. As you mentioned, the
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Speaker 8: voting is going on as we speak. We talked with
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Speaker 8: both the Canawla and Putnam County. They say the early
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Speaker 8: voting is brisk, so there's no reason not to vote.
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Speaker 8: We've made it easier than ever in West Virginia to vote,
44:41
Speaker 8: so you can vote early in person. As you mentioned,
44:43
Speaker 8: you can vote absentee if you have that a good reason,
44:47
Speaker 8: and then of course on election day. That's the most
44:49
Speaker 8: secure form of voting is on election day, which is
44:51
Speaker 8: two weeks from yesterday, November fifth, So exercise you're right
44:55
Speaker 8: to participate in this democracy and it's game time.
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Speaker 2: Hoppy did it an informal poll on Twitter asking people
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Speaker 2: about how they vote, whether or not who they vote for,
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Speaker 2: but to whether they choose to do early voting or
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Speaker 2: in person voting absentee. The majority of people and I
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Speaker 2: don't know what your numbers say, Secretary, but in this
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Speaker 2: informal poll that Hobby did on x you Artist formally
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Speaker 2: known as Twitter yesterday, it's said that most people plan
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Speaker 2: on doing early voting.
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Speaker 8: Well, the past has shown maybe a third of the
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Speaker 8: people vote early or by absentee. But I can tell
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Speaker 8: you that the numbers are looking strong. We've had over
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Speaker 8: eleven thousand absent t ballots already come back in across
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Speaker 8: the state, and I'd say that's probably higher than usual.
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Speaker 8: This indication that the early voting is going strong also
45:39
Speaker 8: shows for potential for a good turnout, So it really
45:43
Speaker 8: doesn't matter which way you decide to vote. I think
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Speaker 8: our legislature has done a wonderful job in giving us
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Speaker 8: the options. But yet with parameters security, you just don't
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Speaker 8: mail out ballots and you just don't have no excuse
45:53
Speaker 8: early voting or no excuse have some ty ballots. You
45:57
Speaker 8: have to have a reason. So they've struck that good
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Speaker 8: balance between security and integrity in the process, yet making
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Speaker 8: it easy for people to vote.
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Speaker 2: Yeah, and I will point out that was just a
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Speaker 2: very informal poll that Hoppy dead on Twitter on acts.
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Speaker 2: It was just something he just you know, sort of
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Speaker 2: a very It's not scientific at all, but a lot
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Speaker 2: of people do choose to do the early voting. How's
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Speaker 2: how's the search for poll workers going?
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Speaker 8: Things went great all across the state. There was one
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Speaker 8: county up until here a couple of days ago. I
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Speaker 8: think it was Wetzel that still was looking for some
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Speaker 8: poll workers. But as the clerks always do and the parties,
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Speaker 8: they pull it out at the last minute get the
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Speaker 8: numbers there that we need. I haven't heard of any
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Speaker 8: complaints yet around the state, but not having enough, so
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Speaker 8: things went well. I appreciate you all getting the word
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Speaker 8: out to help us encourage people to participate as poll workers.
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Speaker 2: And always remember in West Virginia, voter ID is the law,
46:49
Speaker 2: So take your ID with you. There are what sixteen
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Speaker 2: different forms of IDA you can use.
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Speaker 8: Yeah, as you mentioned it, two things one people think
46:56
Speaker 8: about as they head the polls is one, don't wear
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Speaker 8: campaign material. Don't wear or something it's pro one candidate
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Speaker 8: or party versus another. And then the others have that
47:05
Speaker 8: ide ready. And that's never been a problem here in
47:07
Speaker 8: West Virginia. I think people expect to show their ID,
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Speaker 8: but if you just have that ready, then it keeps
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Speaker 8: the lines moving along, keeps people flowing through the precincts
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Speaker 8: or the early voting stations easily. So those two things,
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Speaker 8: don't wear campaign material, have your idea ready.
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Speaker 2: And yeah, that's very that's a very important point. I mean,
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Speaker 2: you know, everybody supports their candidates local or on the
47:28
Speaker 2: national level, but it's not a free speech issue. It's
47:30
Speaker 2: it's considered electioneering. And you walk into the polling place,
47:34
Speaker 2: whether Trump or Biden or Harris or whatever, you're going
47:37
Speaker 2: to be asked to at least turn it inside out,
47:39
Speaker 2: to put a jacket on or something, because you simply
47:42
Speaker 2: can't do that. I do want to. I did get
47:43
Speaker 2: a text here about early voting in Putnam County, as
47:47
Speaker 2: is generally the case there, you can do early voting
47:49
Speaker 2: and Putnam County at the Valley Park Conference Center and
47:52
Speaker 2: also at the Putnam County Courthouse. What if people are
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Speaker 2: out either doing early voting, Secretary, or they're out on
47:59
Speaker 2: election day and they see something that just doesn't look right.
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Speaker 2: You know, this person is violating the one hundred foot rule,
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Speaker 2: or this person is doing this, or they're in trying
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Speaker 2: to intimidate voters. What do people need to do?
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Speaker 8: The thing that we've instituted here in West Virginia is
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Speaker 8: called see Something Text Something, And so everybody that has
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Speaker 8: a cell phone can take a picture or a video
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Speaker 8: and send that to our chief investigator, that's Kim Mason,
48:23
Speaker 8: and she will send that out to one of our
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Speaker 8: investigators right away. If we can have somebody at any
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Speaker 8: precinct in in West Virginia pretty much within about an
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Speaker 8: hour and either stop the wrongdoing or investigate the wrongdoing.
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Speaker 8: So please make use of that. It's called see something,
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Speaker 8: Text Something. Just get on our website, go vote wv
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Speaker 8: dot com. You'll have the information there. It's a very
48:45
Speaker 8: easy form to fill out. And what the purpose of
48:48
Speaker 8: that is is really to deter things from happening. If
48:51
Speaker 8: everyone knows that anyone with a cell phone can report
48:55
Speaker 8: an infraction, we're less like to have the shenanigans going
48:59
Speaker 8: on that we used to see in West Virginia. But
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Speaker 8: really a lot of that has cleaned up dates. I
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Speaker 8: think West Virginia has gotten a national reputation for clean
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Speaker 8: elections now integrity, and we shall be proud of that.
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Speaker 8: The voters themselves for turning up and participating, the clerks
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Speaker 8: for doing their job, the poll workers. I think we're
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Speaker 8: firing on all cylinders here in West Virginia. Everybody should
49:18
Speaker 8: be proud of that.
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Speaker 2: All right, Secretary of State, make Warner, I appreciate you
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Speaker 2: being here. Have a great election ten day, ten days
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Speaker 2: of early voting, and of course on election day, I
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Speaker 2: appreciate you being hereble to talk against you man. Thanks
49:29
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50:39
Speaker 2: and it's it's been miraculous. I mean, it really really happens.
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Speaker 2: Still not there yet, if you somebody pointed out the
50:45
Speaker 2: other day they said, saw a picture of you online
50:47
Speaker 2: and you were leaning sideways. Yeah, that's that's part of it.
50:51
Speaker 2: It's it's called it's like a form of spinal stenosis.
50:53
Speaker 2: It's not life threatening. Unfortunately I can't get a check
50:56
Speaker 2: for it or anything like that. Uh, but just kind
50:59
Speaker 2: of happens over the years, you know, carrying around probably
51:03
Speaker 2: too much weight around the middle and slumping and having
51:05
Speaker 2: poor posture and driving too much and typing too much
51:08
Speaker 2: and things of that nature. But I'm on the road
51:11
Speaker 2: to recovery. And that's a lot of that is because
51:13
Speaker 2: of the folks and generations. So I want to give
51:15
Speaker 2: them a big shout out. This morning. Text says easy
51:18
Speaker 2: in and out at the Girl Scouts voting location on
51:21
Speaker 2: the West Side. About eight voters there just now. That
51:24
Speaker 2: came in about ten minutes or so ago. So that's
51:27
Speaker 2: one of the locations in Kanawah County over on the
51:29
Speaker 2: west side. It's the Girl Scouts Center. You can early
51:31
Speaker 2: vote there, and I mentioned all of the others places
51:33
Speaker 2: that you can early vote. I've got information posted about
51:36
Speaker 2: on my social media. If you're in Kanawah County, get
51:38
Speaker 2: out there and vote. Some people choose to do early voting.
51:41
Speaker 2: Some people like it an election day regardless, get out
51:44
Speaker 2: there and vote Texas. What happens if the SBA doesn't
51:48
Speaker 2: supply funding. Can the communities fight to save their schools?
51:51
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know. I can get into that.
51:53
Speaker 2: I can probably try to have somebody from the board
51:56
Speaker 2: or the superintendent's office, Canawh County on the show. I'm
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Speaker 2: going to say it's not gonna happen. I mean, I
52:01
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Speaker 2: Senator Amy Nicle Grady is on the show. Plus, we'll
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Speaker 2: check in with Rob Reel live on the road from
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Speaker 2: my sister station KWS raising money Charleston Morgantown for WVU
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Speaker 2: Children's Hospital. Have yourself a great, great Wednesday till tomorrow,
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Speaker 2: have fun. I love somebody