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09/25/2023 580 Live with Dave Allen - MAYOR MONDAY: Mayor Chris Tatum, Mike Stuart, and Jeff Jenkins · The Dave Allen Show

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five five zero zero eight. It is Monday, which means we bring a
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different mayor in each week to talk about some things going on in their respective
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towns and cities. This time, though, we're talking about a village.
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Barbara's so Chris Tatum Joint us right now. Mayor Tatum, good morning.
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How are you, sir? Good morning, Dave? How are you.
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I'm doing fight. I love seeing the village of Barbersville. I think everybody
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down here does too. I love that. I mean, and we talked
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about that once when you were on the show before. I just love that
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we have a village. Yeah, it's a it's a very endearing I'll say
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that. And the people here are very territorial about that title. Yes,
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yes, they are. A matter of fact, I told you I was
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in Barbersville several months ago. I was six or eight months or so ago
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in downtown Barbersville, and I saw signs up talking about the village of Barbersville
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and making sure people realize that it is a village. There was a big
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announcement, may Or a couple of weeks ago that some big time soccer is
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going to be coming to the valley. And I'm talking about not just the
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canal, I am talking about what we now know as the entire valley,
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Dantage Valley Corridor, if you will. Kna County Commissoer Benson Langel was on
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the show talking about it last week. I think it was what's going on
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out at Shawnee, you folks and Barbersville are a big part of that as
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well. What can you add to that conversation. We've been doing this here
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since two thousand and nine. It started and started way back then, and
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you know, we've got we had at that time, synthetic surfaces weren't quite
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as prominent as they are now, and the importance of having those turf fields
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to attract these larger tournaments became more increasingly important as the years have gone on.
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You know, people understand that youth sports tourism is a multi billion dollar
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industry and we got our share of that, and then you know, realize,
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hey, we need to we need to keep up and make sure that
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we have adequate facilities as this sport grows. And so we made this.
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We made some investments that Shawnee made and we've been able to partner up on
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tournaments, which it's a natural fit. Even before our partnership with Shawnee and
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Shawnee was built, people were staying all the way from Clinden and to Grace
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in Kentucky for this particular tournaments, the UFU Soccer Eastern Regional Finals. It
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brings you know, thousands, thousands of kids and their families to the valley.
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So it was a natural partnership when when Shawnee opened up their gates and
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to keep people's experience good and meaning that logistically easy to get to get to
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their ball games and not have to travel two and a half hours. Some
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of the other facilities that these families are in that they go to in other
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states, they're traveling an hour and a half two hours to get to their
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field site after traveling from hundreds of miles away. So the partnership was natural.
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And you know, you can keep certain groups of teams in the area
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that they're going to be playing their ball games in and then bringing them together
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for the championship. We're still only forty minutes apart or so, so it
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was just a natural partnership. And like I said this, those dollars that
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come in are what helps us with our quality of life for our folks.
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I mean, you know, it keeps our fee structures low and allows us
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to do improvements to parks, not just with those synthetic fields, that put
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other things in our in our community. So we've been able to build a
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farmer's market, We've we've installed two disc golf courses in our park. We've
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you know, there's fifty six sixty some trailheads that in our park, and
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fishing lakes and volleyball courts and baseball fields that just got turfed as well.
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So it's a it's a major impact for the entire valley. Like you said,
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and let's talk about that economic impact. I mean, you think about
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that for a moment. Again, we're talking with Barbersville. Chris Tatum here
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on Mayor Monday on five video. I think about that for a moment.
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What you said earlier, Mayor, and that is people when they come in
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for these tournaments are staying anywhere from Clenden and West Virginia down to Grayson,
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Kentucky. That is a pretty big, big stretch of land. But and
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you're able to fund these things in Barbarsville directly because of tournaments like this.
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So let's talk about that economic impact. What kind of dollars are we talking
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about here? Well, I mean for the entire valley. You're talking multimillion
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in twenty to thirty million dollars for the valley. It's an incredible impact.
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I mean, and when I say, people don't realize the back end dollars
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that come in. It's the money that it's the money that those folks that
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encounter spending that are part of sales tax revenue for some cities, part of
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business and occupation tax. For those revenues that those those stores and restaurants receive,
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that they in turn put back into the community and we in turn spend
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it on our our citizens that it keeps you know, for us, we
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don't have refuse fee in Barbersville, So that's one of the things that we're
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able to we're able to use our tourism dollars for And when I say that,
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it's not tourism dollars as in hotel, motel, oxgy tax, because
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those dollars go directly back into for us to attract tourism and use those dollars
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to promote our area. But I'm talking about the taxes that people pay on
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and when they buy something in a store, the dollars that come back in
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the city allow us to do those quality of life things. But when you're
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talking about that big of a dollar mount in the valley, all of those
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communities benefits so much and keep their equipment, keep their keep people's snow snowplowd
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out in front of their house in the wintertime. It allows us to do
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so many things. Those dollars are so vitally important. And when people come
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in for these tournaments, I mean, how long do the average tournaments last.
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What kind of a timeframe we're talking about, Well, you're usually talking
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about five days by the seven days depending so you know, and as attrition
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happens, as a team loses, there's people that go home. But for
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the most part, you've got thousands of people here for you know, three
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four three four days, uh, five days, spending money, you know,
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as your restaurant, standing in your hotel, going to your mallet to
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shop, going to see a movie, uh, coming to your downtowns.
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And you know, I think I think towns, cities, villages and towns
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across the state are realizing that. And those downtown areas are revitalizing well.
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And and again, you know people, and we talk about this all the
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time, May is that people can only spend so much time at the soccer
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field. I mean, they could have like a day or two maybe in
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between their matches. They're going to go to the movies, They're going to
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go to restaurants, and that's what you're seeing. I was just in Barbarosville
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one day last week actually, and you're seeing more businesses pop up, you
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know, along the outside, you know, not just downtown I'll talk about,
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but in all the all the other areas as as well. Yeah,
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we've had we know, the Target Center has been around for a little while
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now, but in your station is brand new. The Cafaro company who owns
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the Hunt the Mall. You're still seeing businesses pop up around that shopping complex
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and new things coming, and there's there's announcements coming soon that it'll be a
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new shot in the arm to that property. So I do think that people
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always say, why don't we have this in Western When we have this in
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West Virginia meeting specific businesses, why don't we have for instance, Dave and
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Busters or a cheesecake factory or whatever. It all has to do with population
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density and those those companies do their market studies and we're getting there. I
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mean, I hate say that, it's it's been it's a long wait because
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people want those those things that contribute their quality of life. But you know,
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we have to have the population to support it. We also have to
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have the tourism support it to keep their you know, keep their doors open.
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A lot of the things that people want are in larger markets, and
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until we until we grow into that larger market, you don't see those things
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coming here. But I think you know you're seeing a lot of those a
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lot of those places saying well maybe so, and then you know we do
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get you know, places like Menard's and Academy Sports and you know Barbara's Will
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has four Starbucks in city limits. There's I think two Starbucks in Charleston.
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So you know, we we have a we have a growing area here,
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new course tilling in this area which is going to benefit everyone. So we're
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on the we're at the tipping point of you will all right, let's talk
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about some funds. Well, all of us is fun stuff mare, but
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let's talk about you got a fall festival coming up? Is that right?
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This week? The carnivals already started moving in as of yesterday, so Wednesday
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is their official opening date. Uh and then Thursday is the parade. Friday,
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our crafters and vendors move in Friday for Friday Saturday. Actually they start
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moving in on Thursday. But our crowd, they'll have a full slate of
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crafters and vendors for Friday Saturday. Chris Cagle is playing the main stage on
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Saturday night. Mad House and the Burning Ridge wal play on Friday night,
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and then throughout both of those days there's just stuff going on. There's professional
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wrestling, there's a petting zoo that that will have live animal shows a couple
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of times on Saturday. The carnival runs every night Wednesday all the way through
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Saturday night late. There's music, there are there are inflatables, there are
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tons of food vendors, tons of crafters to tons of just about anything you
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want at our Fall Festival, which is Wednesday this Wednesday through Saturday and downtown
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barber's Ville and all this is going to be going on around the same time.
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This weekend's homecoming for the Marshall Thundering Herb Homecoming from Marshall homecoming for Cavil
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Midland as well. It's so funny that, you know, we put our
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dates out in so so far in advance to try to avoid but sometimes you
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can't because of scheduling of other teams. That Marshall's Game is a day game,
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so we certainly love to see people come out to barbar's Ville after the
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ball game and then enjoy the concert and grab something to eat and hang out
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in downtown. All right, Mayor, it's always a pleasure to talk to
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you. Keep doing good things in the Village of Barbersville. We'll talk soon,
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buddy. Thanks a lot. They've always got to talk to you,
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or four nine three five zero zero. Wait. He is a candidate for
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attorney General. He's your state Center. He's one of the state centers.
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He's Mike Stewart and he's with us. Now. Good morning, sir,
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how are you hey, Good morning, Thanks for having me, thank you
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for being here. Welcome back to the shows. The campaign, Ben Man,
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You know, it's been busy. I've been traveling the state, visiting
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with voters and constituents all across the great state of West Virginia, and I
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love it. And it's just been great. And I'll say there's a big
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difference between what you may read in the newspaper and what constituents are concerned about.
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And it's just been really good to get out in communities and visit with
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voters and hear their concerns. I listen as much as I talk on these
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visits all across the state. And my poor truck turned twenty thousand miles and
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counting, and it's had a few days in the shop. I'll probably have
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a few more days in the shop. But I love that that's twenty thousand
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on the campaign trails been about all right, all right, we'll get back
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to the campaign in the moment. But I understand, Mica. You are
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heading south as in hearing into the southern border this week. Why is that?
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Man? I think it's important. Listen, this is really a West
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Virginia issue. That's southern border crisis that we have. That's the right word,
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it's a crisis. Because many let me interrupt her, because many people
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would say, well, why is somebody who is a state senator and somebody
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who wants to be attorney general? Why is this an issue to West Virginia
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for you to head down to the southern border. Yeah, so I love
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the question. Listen. I carry a wallet in my pocket every single day,
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filled with the faces of the victims of the opiate crisis, many who
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died from fentnyl. What's happening at the southern border. The numbers are unbelievable.
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I want to see this firsthand. I think anybody who was going to
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be the next attorney general here in West Virginia how to understand this issue really,
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really well. If you think that fentnyl that's poisoning our communities and killing
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our kids isn't coming over that southern border, you're wrong. Almost a hundred
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percent of it comes from China through that southern border. We've got to deal
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with human trafficking, a real problem in West Virginia, underreported, under prosecuted
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sex trafficking, the number of children that are coming across that border, and
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you see a very high density of young males between the ages of eighteen and
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twenty eight. This is a West Virginia crisis we've seen since the Biden administrations
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taken over. And if you look at a line graph in terms of emigration,
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it was a flat line pretty much toward the end of the Trump term,
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but it's skyrocketed. The numbers coming across last month alone, more than
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three hundred thousand. We've broken record after a record, after a record.
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Those migrant buses that Texas Governor Abbott is sending to New York, in Chicago
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and Washington, DC, and in San Francisco, those busses at some point
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will head to West Virginia, and we better understand the challenges we face.
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We've got a good budget surplus here right now. All it would take is
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four or five or ten or twenty of these buses headed to West Virginia for
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a budget crisis. And so I think we've got to be prepared and listen,
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anybody who wants to be the next Attorney General West Virginia I dealt with
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heavily in detail at the grassroots level, the funnel and drug crisis that border.
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It's unbelievable we haven't shut that border down and taking greater interest in number
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one, terrorist subjects that are coming across the border. We know it for
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a fact, all the sex and human trafficking that's coming across that border.
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Cartel members easily walking across that border. It's not just folks from South America.
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We have dozens and dozens and dozens of nationalities walking across that border,
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Chinese, Ukrainians, Russians, Chinese. There is no monitoring of what's happening.
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And for those hundreds of thousands that we happen to processes, they come
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across catching release Catching release means this, we catch you, we give you
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a court date, and we release you into the community. Hundreds of thousands,
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millions of folks released into our communities. Do you think a bus coming
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to Washington, DC. Those folks are gonna stay in Washington, DC.
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Those folks are headed to West Virginia. I want to make it clear to
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folks, though I'm not anti immigration, I'm for legal immigration. We need
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more good workers, more folks to join the American workforce and sharing the American
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dream, But I'm against line jumpers at the border and Disney World, right,
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It's just not a good thing. And we need to get some laws
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in place. And if you break the laws to get to America, why
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would you ever follow the laws once you're here. I saw an interview again
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we're talking with Mike Stewart, state Senator, a Canada attorney general. I
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saw an interview over the weekend. No, this was not on Fox News
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or Newsmax anything. This was on one of the networks, I don't remember
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which one over the weekend with a guy who is in charge of this whole
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thing, and he basically said the same thing that you're saying, Mike.
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He basically said, this is not sustainable. What this administration is doing is
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simply not sustainable. And this was the guy that's in charge to this whole
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thing. They're basically stolen, his arms up in the air and saying,
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we can't do this anymore. Down here. We are under we are we
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are completely overwhelmed and understaffed down here, and it's getting worse by the day.
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So and so the Biden administration. Last week, President Biden said I'm
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gonna welcome more folks to get work permits once they get to America, coming
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across that southern border. Listen for those folks who desperately are seeking a better
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life. And many of these folks are, not all of them, but
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many of these folks are. This is terrible what we're doing. Have you
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heard? I mean, Homeland Security is getting bus loads of folks and dropping
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them off at the local dollar tree. What are these folks supposed to do
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at that point in time? This is perhaps the greatest humanitarian crisis in the
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history of our country, going for the most part unreported by mainstream media.
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I can tell you this one's on mainstream media. I think they're finally starting
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to pick it up. Once you bring over millions and millions and millions,
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when you see force to attap points, when you see trainloads filled with migrants
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coming north to America. I'm not against legal immigration. We have to make
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sure we have a process in place to help these folks get on their feet,
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be able to operate in our communities. We don't want to see crime
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to crime surgeon, which it is across the country. And as Attorney General,
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I can tell you this, I'll work with fellow attorney generals. This
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is in the interests of West Virginia to work with my fellow Attorney generals once
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I'm there, to secure that southern border and make sure we have a process
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in place that's fair to our country and fair to the people trying to come
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across that border. What's happening right now unconscionable, and the cart tells,
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for goodness six, when are we going to get serious with respect of the
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cart tells. We ought to be bombing them they where they sit right now.
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I would load up drones West Virginia made drones with an extra canister,
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with notes from moms and dads as we deliver them to cart tell numbers the
23:57
cart tells in Mexico right now, they are armed better than most militaries across
24:03
the world, and it seems as though we're playing we're playing kid games with
24:07
them. They're serious about invading this country, bringing drugs everywhere they can find,
24:12
and they've been very successful at it. I don't want my wallet to
24:15
get bigger and thicker. We've got to get serious about this. This is
24:19
a West Virginia crisis. Mike Stewart's weather state senator and candidate for Attorney General.
24:23
Let's transition to the campaign. How's the campaign one? I think it's
24:26
going great. And I'll say this that you know, in this race,
24:30
there's one conservative in the race. I have two opponents, and we do
24:33
talk about voting records a good bit. Listen, I'm a strong supporter of
24:37
the Second Amendment. One of my opponents voted four times against concealed carry.
24:41
Hard to argue you're for the Second Amendment. The other blocked campus self defense
24:45
carry in committee on the Second Amendment. Very clear who stands with the people
24:51
of West Virginia. We're a Second Amendment state. I'm going to be a
24:53
champion on that issue, but I'm going to be a champion on a whole
24:56
bunch of issues. What I love is getting out into the p because what
25:00
we sometimes get, like, I think it's interesting right now we have media
25:03
across West Virginia defining what's conservative and what's too conservative. I just think it's
25:08
fascinating. Right I'm a conservative. I don't know if I'm too conservative for
25:14
some folks, but listen, I'm in the line of folks who supports the
25:17
Second Amendment. I'm pro life. I'm one of those folks believe we ought
25:21
to have a strong southern border. I believe in freedom for folks to make
25:25
decisions with respect to their families. I'm for parents being able to dictate the
25:30
way their children are raised and the way their children get their education. And
25:34
I certainly don't believe the boys should be sharing in women's sports. I believe
25:38
in women's sports. We spent decades trying to build women's sports across the country,
25:44
and this to me is very clear. And when you look at polls
25:47
on this issue, when I travel around the state of West Virginia, West
25:49
Virginians are overwhelmingly in supportive where I stand on these issues, and so the
25:55
media and all those folks in the middle, those moderates who want to want
25:59
to redefine what it means to be a conservative in West Virginia. When I
26:03
see folks moving to the Republican Party that are clearly Rhinos that still think Democrat
26:07
and are moving over, I feel comfortable where I'm at, and I think,
26:11
once we talk about the issues the voting record, I'm going to be
26:15
the clear, convincing conservative champion for West Virginia. That's why I'm gonna win
26:18
in make Let me ask you though about you keep saying Mike and please hear
26:22
me out on this with all due respect you you keep saying the media,
26:26
the media, okay, but but there is though. I mean, in
26:30
last week we had an announcement that there are a there is a division I
26:37
think between in certain members of the Republican Party. And this was no different
26:41
than when the Democrats were in charge. You had your more moderate Democrats,
26:44
you had your hardcourt, left leaning Democrat and we're seeing it's growing. Greg
26:48
Thomas called it growing pains. That's basically what it is. You're seeing it
26:51
within the Republican Party. So when you say that the media is defining what
26:55
conservatives are, I don't know. I think there we're just trying many I
26:56
can't speak for all, just trying to tell the story that there are different
27:00
facets of the Republican Party, just like there were different facets of the Democratic
27:03
I think it's a great discussion. I agree with Greg on this. It's
27:06
growing pains. Like we've been so successful on the Republican side, eighty five
27:11
years of failure the people Westford. In fact, I was one of those
27:14
kids as a boy that was in a Democrat family, get tired of being
27:18
poor, I wanted something different. This is growing pains. But I would
27:22
say this, whether there's a freedom caucus, whether there's a women's caucus,
27:25
which there is, whether there's a labor caucus, whether there's a chocolate peanut
27:29
butter ice cream caucus. Right, this is not a threat to leadership.
27:33
I encourage all those folks to go out there, be active, get good
27:36
legislation in place. There are always going to be differences. I'll say this
27:40
that even though we hear about the infighting, eighty percent eighty percent of the
27:45
issues we all agree on. I don't think there's any big division there,
27:48
and so I enjoy working with all my colleagues across the board, those who
27:53
are on the so called far right and those who are in the middle.
27:57
In fact, I like working with the Democrat. I don't agree with them
28:00
on many of the issues. But I'll say this, I think the idea
28:03
that there's this huge civil war within the Republican Party is not accurate. It
28:08
just isn't. But on issues of boys playing girls sports, there's a big
28:14
difference between me and my opponents. So I think in a campaign, when
28:18
we talk about voting records, the Second Amendment, clear difference between me and
28:22
my opponents on that issue, on the life issue, clear difference on that
28:26
issue on form energy where we sent three hundred million dollars to a Bill Gates
28:30
Woke company. Big differences between my opponents and me. But within the caucus,
28:36
I love serving with the folks I do. I think almost all of
28:40
them to a person, they love serving. They're doing it what they believe
28:42
is the best interest to West Virginia. I support leadership and I support the
28:47
other folks who aren't in leadership. We have to work together. And I
28:51
said this yesterday at a meeting because I see lots of county fighting between factions
28:56
within the Republican Party. Maybe that's a good sign that we've been so successful.
29:00
Everybody's moving over today. The threats not the Democrats. I'm not worried
29:03
about that. It's Rhino's Republicans in name only within our party who seemed to
29:08
want to infiltrate and change us back to the old Democrat party. Been there,
29:12
done that, failed with that. I want a better, bigger future
29:17
for our people, and I believe in freedom. Ready to knock out some
29:18
text here. Sure. The great things I like about having Mike Stewart on
29:22
this take them all is he always takes to all the text in the phone
29:25
calls. You gotta have your haters. Text says, don't punt on this
29:29
question. Why does Mike Stewart support a rapist for president and want the endorsement
29:33
of a rapist? So it's just a ridiculous, moronic question. And so
29:37
listen, yesterday, did you see the poll that said, in a hypothetical
29:41
matchup between President Trump and President Biden, president Trump beats him fifty two percent
29:45
to forty two percent. Listen, there's this group out there that's heads,
29:48
their heads are exploding over the idea of the President Trump could be reelected again.
29:53
He's gonna be reelected again. This two tiered justice system. Listen.
29:57
I revere the Department of Justice, but this idea that we spend all our
30:02
time investigating the man and indicting him, These fake indictments that are just strowing
30:07
about. They cheapen the justice system. And I think most Americans see it
30:12
for what it is. President Trump wouldn't be a fifty two percent in that
30:15
hypothetical poll and beating President Biden head to head, thumping him if it wasn't
30:22
for Democrats, Republicans, Independents, women, whites, Blacks, Chinese,
30:26
American, Indians, listen. He has a broad cross spectrum of Americans supporting
30:32
him because we understand that this election in twenty twenty four is an election for
30:37
renewal. This is no longer about a man named Donald Trump. This is
30:40
a movement all across this country. We want a justice system we believe in.
30:45
We want an FBI, and the local FBI agents do a wonderful job.
30:48
But we see these stories out of Washington and they make no sense.
30:52
There's a lot of common sense across America. That's what you saw on that
30:56
poll yesterday. And so the pejorative terms with respected Donald Trump, I'm not
31:00
going to engage in that. I'll just say I believe Donald Trump is the
31:04
presumptive nominee and I think he's the next president of the Unity. But the
31:07
majority of people, though Mike on both side of the al, don't want
31:11
either Trump or Biden. Well, listen, that could be the case,
31:15
but we're left with the choices that we have, and I think President Trump
31:18
did a wonderful job as president. Did he make some mistakes along the way.
31:22
Did he trust some people who weren't so great around him? Yes,
31:26
But I'll say this. We love second chances in America. I say it
31:29
all the time, second chances of redemption, We love it. I think
31:32
he learned a lot from that first term. I can see it when I
31:34
watch him on the campaign trail. I support President Trump. Matt Whittaker,
31:40
the former United States Attorney General personal advisor to President Trump, was here just
31:44
a few weeks ago to in fact last week to endorse me and support my
31:48
campaign. And I'm very pleased with the record he had as president. Inflation
31:52
wasn't soaring, mortgage rates weren't soaring, more people employed than any other time
31:57
in American history, and we could drill frack in mind. And as Attorney
32:00
General, I'll fight for all those things. We got to be able to
32:04
drill frack and mind the energy beneath our feet. And those climate crazies and
32:07
folks on the left that would rather lose than when with drilling, fracking and
32:13
mining, because I'll tell you this, it's not a Republican issue. Drilling,
32:15
fracking and mining. That's a Westford, Jaian American issue. That's a
32:20
national security issue. I just can't believe the number of people, this caller
32:23
in particular, it would rather lose and be unemployed or see these terrible economic
32:29
numbers than win for America again. And I see this all across the state.
32:32
Though I think that that call, that text was a minority view,
32:37
I see it. I think there's a great reawakening happening across America. I'm
32:42
one of those folks very optimistic about the future. I think in holes and
32:46
in meeting places all across this country there's a grand reawakening happening. And it's
32:51
not about Donald Trump the person. It's about Donald Trump, what he stood
32:54
for and what we want to get back to. Mike Stewart, always a
32:59
pleasure to have you on the shop wheking people learn more about your campaign general
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I believe this. Voters have my back. The good old boys may not,
33:19
but voters have my back. I love that because I'm fighting. I'm
33:22
fighting for folks out there and a little white house with a white picket fence
33:25
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right now. Jeff, good morning, busy uh, busy weekend with the
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police blodder here in the canal that let's start with Cross Lanes. What exactly
36:45
happened in Cross Lanes around the Taco Bell well the roadway in there. So
36:52
we were waiting on more information, but from what they released on Saturday,
36:57
they were informed of a man that had been uh that have been wanted.
37:01
I think, well it's from Logan County, so we're still trying to get
37:05
some of those details, but they learned he was in the roadway end.
37:09
They confirmed he was there, and then they said that he came out,
37:15
got in the vehicle, refuse their commands started as he drove off, started
37:21
shooting at deputies, so they returned fire and he was killed. His name
37:28
hasn't been released. Not many other circumstances, but we don't know what he
37:30
was wanted for anything at that point. We don't. And so this is
37:35
created quite as quite as stir as you can imagine near the Taco Bell,
37:39
you know where the roadway ends. They're all kind of tucked in there,
37:43
you know, back in there together, just right off the Crosslings exit.
37:45
So it created quite a stir there because you had people in the Taco Bell.
37:50
It was busy. Shots rang Saturday, Saturday afternoon. We four thirtieth
37:54
yea, so it was very busy on Saturday. So we were hoping to
38:00
get more information. I would think we'd probably get more information today. And
38:02
what happened across the street from us here. Okay, so this was yesterday
38:07
at Manamel about one o'clock. There were there Charleston City Police say a man
38:15
identifies Jackie Cummings. He's from Duck, so he's from Clay County that's his
38:19
address, and he was in Manamel creating a disturbance with another person. That
38:24
person has not been identified, but they were in an altercation and Charleston police
38:30
say they were asked to leave the property by the folks that run the soup
38:34
kitchen there, and so they exited, but it continued and you know,
38:39
got even more heated. It appears on the parking lot. They're on Coreyer
38:44
Street and eleven hundred block, and Comings, according to Charleston Police, pulled
38:49
out a knife and was attempting to stab the other person when that other person
38:54
pushed Comings down, shoved him, and then the knife the Coming Cummings was
39:00
holding went into his own leg and he died at the hospital. So we're
39:07
looking at I mean, we don't know yet till further information comes out,
39:10
but that I read your story Ride that no charges have been filed. It's
39:15
kind of a self defense, which always that might end up what it's going
39:17
to be. The prosecutor's office will finally determine that. But you know,
39:23
city police at least, and these are very experienced detectives, they didn't think
39:27
they had enough there to charge for a murderer's I mean, it's just sounds
39:30
like that, particularly on the information they released that the man who died was
39:36
the aggressors. Want to pull the knife, Yeah it was the knife.
39:39
Sounded like he was the aggressor inside the soup kitchen there and sound a man
39:43
of meals. So yeah, so he and you know, I don't I
39:47
don't know what kind of I don't know, hitting his upper leg, may
39:51
have gotten an artery, yeah, you know, and had a bleed out
39:53
there, but did die a short time later CMC general All right, Well.
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Stories posted about all this at WV Metro News dot com at WCHS Network
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to get to know. They're not about Jeff Jenkins, They're about Mike Stewart.
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Uh, let me see, tex says. Mike Stewart needs to stop
40:38
politicizing the pain and suffering of victims off the opioid crisis and their families.
40:44
More people do more here every day in Westford in to solve the problem.
40:46
If he's so interested, he should become a border guard. Well, he's
40:51
gonna be down there. It's maybe you'll apply for a job there. Tex
40:55
says, this man is so full of you know what, No Republican or
41:00
democratically controlled Congress has dealt with this problem in the last twenty five years.
41:04
Now, the wonderful Mike Stewart, running for West Virginia Attorney General, is
41:07
going to propose the most magic solution. What a joke the guy is,
41:13
Texas Stewart calling for war with Mexico. The man is a terrible vision for
41:16
use of tax dollars. Stewart is nuttier than a squirrel. Blank says a
41:22
texture to Texas Dave, I'm so tired that you allow these politicians on your
41:27
show for what amounts to nothing more than any political infomercial. How about making
41:30
these candidates pay for the airtime. Well, here's the way it works,
41:34
folks. Okay, when people sign their name on the dotted line to run
41:37
for office, the media is going to talk to him. That's just the
41:40
way it is. And trust me, the check books are going to come
41:45
out this campaign in twenty twenty four, which really is you've heard me say
41:52
in the past. Normally doesn't even get started in earnest until after Labor Day
41:57
sometime. This is going to be the biggest campaign campaigns across the board that
42:04
West Virginia has ever seen. And so radio, television, your newspaper,
42:08
your internet feed, your Facebook, everything is going to be blowing up with
42:14
political ads. So now I allow time on the show for any candidate that
42:19
reaches out and says, hey, can I come on your show? Just
42:22
the way it is, text says Mike Stewart. Laura Ingram called she wants
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a night's talking points back. According to a texture says when Mike Wass attorney,
42:35
the drug problem got worse in the state than drug desks were off the
42:37
rails. National Guards said they didn't confiscate any drugs at the border, So
42:42
where are they coming across the board. Well, as I said, saw
42:45
the interview with the guy who's the main guy there over the weekend, and
42:47
this was not on Fox News, It was not a news nation. It
42:51
was on I think ABC. They did an interview. I think it was
42:53
ABC. They did an interview with the guy and I can't think of his
42:57
name off top of my head, but the main guy down there, and
42:58
he says, yes, drugs are coming across the border. Human trafficking actually
43:01
though is a bigger issue than the drugs according to the people down there.
43:05
And his words were this is not sustainable. Text says my opinion, Stewart
43:14
has his head so far up orange heads backside that he doesn't know what reality
43:19
is. Tex says, where's the pro rapist caucus? Asked Mike Stewart why
43:24
bomby Mexico is not a declaration of war and completely unseerious position from a rapist
43:30
loving loon, Texas Trump is a rapist. Mike Stewart never addressed the jury
43:35
verdict and won't say why he's happy to support a rapist? Did Trump rape
43:38
e Jane Carroll? Mister Stewart Texas Joe Rogan said that if it's Trump versus
43:51
Biden again. He's voting for Trump. He said, it looked like Trump's
43:52
policies were actually effective, and it looked like unemployment was down, business was
43:57
building, regulations were being released, more things were getting done. People like
44:00
the ideas who's putting forward. Everybody thinks there needs to be a wall.
44:04
Even the mayor of New York City is now calling to stop immigration into a
44:08
city. And this is a guy who called for a sanctuary city according to
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a text or Texas to just once. I want just one of these so
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called journalists in the White House briefing room to inform KJP that while they keep
44:21
claiming we need immigration reform for a broken system, by the way, it's
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a trial that occurred? Tech says Republicans and their scare tactics. When will
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West Virginia stop falling for this? Well, not anytime soon. Texture not
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anytime soon, because more and more people are buying into the Republican monitor these
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days, and more and more people elected officials and others are switching parties at
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record numbers in West Virginia. How about some outdoor drinking in the capital city.
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This story came out last week. The Charleston City Council is in the
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process of establishing what would be known as podas POD A that is, a
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private outdoor designated area. It's around the city where people can enjoy a cocktail.
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Now, this has been done in hundreds of cities across America. Huntington,
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in fact, just established a similar type program not long ago. Normally,
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the way it works is you would purchase a specially mark cup if you
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wish to do it, Meaning you can't just walk around Jeff, sorry,
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with your bottle of Jack Daniels or your beer. Doesn't work that way.
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I mean you can, but You're probably gonna get busted if you try that.
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The bill was discussed Thursday during a Committee on Rules and Ordinances meeting,
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and there's going to be another meeting in October, the second prior to the
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City Council meeting. Now that is next Monday. So if a business owner
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within the City of Charlestown wants to have their business as part of this poda
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poda, there is going to be a meeting held at nine o'clock this Thursday
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at Adelphia in Charleston nine am. These podas and again that stands for private
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outdoor designated areas. These were actually established by the legislature. So when people
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say, well, you know liberalism and these liberals are wanting to know,
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this was established by the legislature, by the Republican legislature. And so the
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first one is if for Charleston would be I understand on Summers and Capitol Streets
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between the Boulevard and Lee Street had at Riverfront Park, Slack Plaza, and
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a part of Hale Street. Also there is a draft map. I didn't
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look for it, but I read this. There is a draft map on
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the city's website in the meeting section. And there could also be smaller ones
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planning for the Elk City District on the west side Bridge Road and South Hills,
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and a couple of others could also be around the ballpark as well.
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The businesses would have to apply for a license from the state ABC and this
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wouldn't be an all day type thing. It would be on as it's proposed
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now, on Thursdays and Fridays starting at four in the afternoon until ten and
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then weekends from ten am to ten pm. Charles's City Councilman Chad Robinson is
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the chairman of the rules committee that I just referenced, and I talked to
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Chad last night. Councilman, I should say, he is going to be
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on the show on Thursday to talk about this program. Now. I frequent
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Marietta, Ohio, and I had seen the program there when I visited,
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and there's been no issues. There are several areas around Columbus. First time
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I actually saw one of these was in one of the suburbs of Columbus,
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and again I didn't see any areas as was mentioned. Huntington instituted this a
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month or so ago, and as far as I know, there have been
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no major issues there. The businesses seem to want it, so it's probably
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gonna happen now again. Council Person Robinson will be on the show on Wednesday
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to talk about it. Text says, leave it to the Democrats and liberal
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mayor a good one to promote public drunkenness. These people are terrible leaders.
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Well texture it was the Republican legislature that did this. It was not good
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to one administration. It was. This was passed by the Republican Legislature to
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allow areas that wish to do this if you wish to. It's not going
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up on the show, tomorrow. I'm gonna get a visit from sending financier
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Eric Tarr on the program tomorrow. Mentioned earlier, We're gonna talk to those
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folks from Pinnacle Consulting. They're gonna be on the show tomorrow as well.
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And a big fundraiser coming up from Mountain Stage. Adam Harris will be joining
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us to talk about that hoppy coming up in just a bit. I will
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see you tomorrow till Dan have fun. I love somebody at six point five
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