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10/08/2024 The Dave Allen Show on 580 Live - Mac Warner, Brad McElhinny, Kayla Young · The Dave Allen Show

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Speaker 3: All Right. The general election is coming up November the fifth,
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Speaker 3: and there are some counties in West Virginia that are
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Speaker 3: in need of poll workers in our area. Could not
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Speaker 3: Awe Boon, Putnam, Fayet just a couple of the counties
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Speaker 3: that are in needs of people. Western Indiana Secretary of
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Speaker 3: State Mike wonders here that he is the chief election
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Speaker 3: officer for the state of West Virginia. Secretary, good morning,
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Speaker 3: welcome to the show.
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Speaker 5: Good morning, good to be with.
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Speaker 3: You, Thank you for being here. I mentioned a few
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Speaker 3: of the counties in our immediate area, but there are
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Speaker 3: of course more state Why I think I heard eighteen
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Speaker 3: or something like that. Why the need for more poll
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Speaker 3: workers and how did we get here?
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Speaker 5: Well, what we've got is this isn't a crisis. This
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Speaker 5: is a request from the Kenny clerk simply asking for
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Speaker 5: people to become a pole worker. They always like to
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Speaker 5: have not just the required minimum of five for precinct,
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Speaker 5: but they like to ask Maltern it's in place in
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Speaker 5: case something happens to one of the primary poe workers,
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Speaker 5: and we're always looking for new poe workers. I'd like
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Speaker 5: to do the shout out to Barbara County. Philip Barbara
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Speaker 5: High School had twelve high school students during the primary
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Speaker 5: who served as pole workers. So we'd like to get
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Speaker 5: the young people involved in politics. So this is just
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Speaker 5: a general request out to the public to all your
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Speaker 5: listeners to consider being a poll worker. And perhaps you
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Speaker 5: know somebody that has shown an interest in politics or
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Speaker 5: maybe voice to concern with the integrity of the elections,
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Speaker 5: any of that. There's no better way to overcome your
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Speaker 5: concerns about an election if you go work the polls
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Speaker 5: and you see the checks and balances that are in place.
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Speaker 5: So this is a request the listening public to consider
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Speaker 5: being a poll worker. And it's easy to do. Simply
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Speaker 5: pick up the phone and call your county clerk. In
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Speaker 5: Kennall County of course, it's Barry McCormick. Down in Putnam
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Speaker 5: County's Brian. We'll just call the county clerk, let them
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Speaker 5: know your interests and they'll run with it. You can
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Speaker 5: also get online either the county's website or my website
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Speaker 5: which is go votewv dot com. There's a big purple
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Speaker 5: bar there it's become a poll worker. You click on
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Speaker 5: that tab and putting you in your information and we
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Speaker 5: will get it to the respective county clerk. So it's
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Speaker 5: an easy thing to do. We talk about volunteers, but
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Speaker 5: you actually get paid for this, typically about two hundred
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Speaker 5: and fifty dollars to work the that day. That's pretty
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Speaker 5: good money for one day's work, especially if you're a
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Speaker 5: high school student or somebody just starting out, maybe fresh
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Speaker 5: out of college. Become a poll worker and do your
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Speaker 5: civic duty. You won't regret it.
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Speaker 3: I guarantee you talking again with wester renewed Secretary of
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Speaker 3: State Mac Warner about the need for poll workers. And
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Speaker 3: I think it's very important to note what you said
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Speaker 3: at the outside of the interview, Secretary, and that is
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Speaker 3: that we're not at any critical stage yet, but you
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Speaker 3: want to have more than what is required. It takes
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Speaker 3: about eight thousand poll workers, according to information from your office,
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Speaker 3: to pull off an election in this state, and I
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Speaker 3: think it's I think it's very interesting and congratulations to
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Speaker 3: you and the staff there for trying to reaching out to,
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Speaker 3: let's say, non traditional people about being poor workers. Like
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Speaker 3: you said, a high school students. I mean, you know,
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Speaker 3: it's two hundred and fifty dollars a day. It is
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Speaker 3: a long day, but that's not bad, not a bad
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Speaker 3: chuck of change for a kid it's in high school
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Speaker 3: or maybe in college.
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Speaker 5: No, it's fun. You get to meet neighbors, you get
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Speaker 5: to meet people, and typically they do of pot luck,
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Speaker 5: you know, for lunch or dinner, order pizzas, that kind
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Speaker 5: of thing. So it's actually fun and the idea of
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Speaker 5: going and being a part of this political process, especially
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Speaker 5: during these divided times. This is a very divided election,
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Speaker 5: extreme views on either side, and be a part of it.
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Speaker 5: Come in there and be a part where you see
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Speaker 5: that we don't have the art machines, are not connected
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Speaker 5: to the internet, that we do have paper ballots, that
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Speaker 5: we retain those paper ballots for twenty two months, so
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Speaker 5: that if there's any concern over the integrity of the election,
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Speaker 5: somebody voting that shouldn't, or ballot stuffing or any of
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Speaker 5: those sorts of things you hear in these other states
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Speaker 5: doesn't happen here in West Virginia. And there's no better
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Speaker 5: way to see that yourself than to come in and
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Speaker 5: be a poll worker. We want people from opposite parties
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Speaker 5: and even it isn't just Republicans and Democrats, but Independence,
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Speaker 5: Green Party, Mountain Party, whatever affiliations. You do have to
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Speaker 5: be a registered voter. That's the only qualification. So you
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Speaker 5: have to be eighteen, you have to be registered vot
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Speaker 5: and then the county clerks will assign you to the
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Speaker 5: appropriate precincts, so we have that balance of at least
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Speaker 5: five pole workers in each of the precincts. So that's
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Speaker 5: how it works. And again it's as easy as getting
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Speaker 5: online to the go votewp dot com website or calling
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Speaker 5: your county clerk and letting us know if you're interested.
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Speaker 5: Will run with it from there.
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Speaker 3: And polls of course on election they are opening secretary
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Speaker 3: from six thirty am to seven thirty pm. And of
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Speaker 3: course you do have to commit to the whole day
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Speaker 3: because I've had people back when I was helping to
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Speaker 3: recruit poll workers, I had people that would say, well,
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Speaker 3: can I do it just in the afternoon or the not.
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Speaker 3: It's pretty much you got to commit the whole day.
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Speaker 3: But I have found that most employers, though, especially if
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Speaker 3: you give them enough notice, most employers are are okay
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Speaker 3: with letting their employees off.
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Speaker 5: Yeah. Now, the state legislature did pass where you can
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Speaker 5: work a half day, but okay, to the county, I
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Speaker 5: don't have to work that in so we can't guarantee
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Speaker 5: that all throughout the state. But some counties do allow
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Speaker 5: that the clerk would have to work. If you want
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Speaker 5: only work a half day, that half somebody who'd worked
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Speaker 5: the other half. That sort of thing, So there are
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Speaker 5: those options. It's again where our legislature listens to the
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Speaker 5: needs of the people. And what we found in a
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Speaker 5: couple of counties is a husband and wife. The husband
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Speaker 5: are working in the morning and the wife in the afternoon,
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Speaker 5: and that sort of thing, so that that is a possibility.
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Speaker 5: But again it's a it's a good time once you
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Speaker 5: get there. I haven't heard anybody it's ever regretted being
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Speaker 5: a poll worker. And if we get people started, especially
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Speaker 5: when they're younger, maybe they can do this throughout throughout
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Speaker 5: the decades. Like most of our poll workers seem to
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Speaker 5: be more of the senior citizens, and they've done it,
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Speaker 5: and that provides a confidence level that they know what
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Speaker 5: they're doing, they know the people, they know the systems.
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Speaker 5: But you know, we have introduced these electronic voting machines,
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Speaker 5: the express votes systems. They're not connected to the internet.
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Speaker 5: Some counties have the electronic poll book. So we are
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Speaker 5: using technology and getting ahead in the security year realm.
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Speaker 5: But sometimes that new technology causes some concern, whereas with
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Speaker 5: the younger people that are very accustomed to, you know,
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Speaker 5: working on the computers and the technology advances and so forth.
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Speaker 5: So it's nice to have that mix of both more
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Speaker 5: senior people with a younger group demographic that's very comfortable
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Speaker 5: with the most up to date electronic equipment.
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Speaker 3: And you know, we see Secretary in the news about
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Speaker 3: some issues in other states with as it comes to election.
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Speaker 3: Matter of fact, I've watched a piece over the weekend
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Speaker 3: that in Georgia that there were threats made against poll
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Speaker 3: workers and things of that nature. That that simply does
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Speaker 3: not happen in West Virginia, Sir.
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Speaker 5: We do not have those problems at all here in
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Speaker 5: West Virginia haven't had those sort of complaints. I'm surprised
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Speaker 5: you saw anything other than football this week.
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Speaker 3: Oh yeah, how about them Cowboys. Gonna throw that in there.
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Speaker 3: How about them.
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Speaker 5: Cowboy the Cowboys, the Mountaineers, and then the marshaling teams. Yeah,
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Speaker 5: so it was a good week weekend for football here
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Speaker 5: in West Virginia. But no, we don't have those problems.
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Speaker 5: With the fact we leave the nation with election integrity,
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Speaker 5: we have so many of these advances we have to
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Speaker 5: see something, text something, so if somebody sees a problem,
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Speaker 5: you can text it in. We have investigators all over
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Speaker 5: the state. Everybody knows West Virginia takes election and take
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Speaker 5: it very seriously, and so we don't have those issues.
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Speaker 5: We don't have drop boxes. Our legislature has just done
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Speaker 5: a good job of laying out the rules for running
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Speaker 5: an election. We abide by that, the clerks abide by that.
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Speaker 5: And by the way, this poll worker training starts this
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Speaker 5: next week, so right now is the time to be
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Speaker 5: signing up and talking about poll workers. Because the training starts,
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Speaker 5: you do get paid for that training. So if you
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Speaker 5: sign up, you go to the training and you get
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Speaker 5: paid fifty hours for a couple hours of the training.
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Speaker 5: Even if you aren't used as a poll worker on
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Speaker 5: election day, you do get that training and you're on
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Speaker 5: the list then to be called if something does happen.
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Speaker 5: So again it's not a crisis, but it is a need.
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Speaker 5: Right now, we're trying to identify people so that we
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Speaker 5: have the full lists, full alternate list as well, should
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Speaker 5: something arise.
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Speaker 3: And most of what I found in my experience, most
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Speaker 3: of the county clerks, especially in the larger counties, take
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Speaker 3: Kenawah County, for example, Clerk McCormick has several several poleworker sessions,
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Speaker 3: training sessions, so summer early in the morning, summer in
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Speaker 3: the evening, some are in the middle of the day,
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Speaker 3: so they can pretty much work within each schedule. So
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Speaker 3: again in our immediate listing area, can all Putnam, Fayett, Boone, Cable,
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Speaker 3: just some of the counties that could use, as you said,
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Speaker 3: not really crisis level, but could use to get some
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Speaker 3: more poll workers names on the book. What's the best
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Speaker 3: way again for them to sign up?
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Speaker 6: Sir?
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Speaker 5: Call the county clerk, let them know. You can go
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Speaker 5: through your party Republican Democrat Party, let your county chair. No,
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Speaker 5: we'll get that information at kirk or go to our
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Speaker 5: website go gowb dot com, which put your information in
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Speaker 5: the information that tab there and I will get that
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Speaker 5: information to the county clerk. So we've already had four
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Speaker 5: hundred and seventy eight Epstein ballots come in here in
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Speaker 5: Kanawah County. This election is underway. Still registered to vote
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Speaker 5: if you haven't registered, you can do that up into
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Speaker 5: October fifteenth, and then the early voting starts October twenty third.
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Speaker 5: So this election is upon us, and now's the time
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Speaker 5: if you have any interest at all, sign up to
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Speaker 5: be a poll worker or encourage somebody in your family
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Speaker 5: or a friend or relative to do so. Let's make
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Speaker 5: this the secure election ever and it begins with the
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Speaker 5: poll worker training.
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Speaker 3: All right, Secretary Wanner, I appreciate you. We'll talk again soon.
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Speaker 3: somebody will visit every county in the sate of West Virginia,
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Speaker 3: in every precinct. It seems like sometimes I did it,
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Speaker 3: but I'd cover you know, seven eight counties maybe in
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Speaker 3: And a couple of the things that I found if
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Speaker 3: you were planning on being a pollworker, that you just
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Speaker 3: may want to know. Number One, probably the biggest issue
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Speaker 3: that the election officials have is people coming into the
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Speaker 3: polling place with a T shirt, a hat, a jacket
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Speaker 3: or whatever that says vote for so and so. You
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Speaker 3: can't do that. You cannot walk, You cannot get within
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Speaker 3: one hundred feet of the voting location wearing a T
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Speaker 3: You cannot do that, all right, So just know that
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Speaker 3: you can't have a Trump pat you can't have a
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Speaker 3: Biden T shirt or anything like that when you walk
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Speaker 3: into the polling place. That's one. Number Two, you need
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Speaker 3: to put away the phones because that became a thing
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Speaker 3: a little bit later on, is people would want to
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Speaker 3: go in and take pictures of there of who they
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Speaker 3: voted for. You cannot do that. That is illegal. You
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Speaker 3: could be prosecuted for that. So no cell phones. I'm
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Speaker 3: not saying you can't take it in your pocket, and
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Speaker 3: that goes for the Paul workers too. Just know that.
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Speaker 3: All right, we're going to take a break. The special session,
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Speaker 3: good morning, welcome to the show.
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Speaker 7: Oh hi, good morning. What have I stumbled into?
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Speaker 3: Well? I was going to ask you about that, but
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Speaker 3: it wasn't going to be the first thing. But since
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Speaker 3: But basically, and this is a very this is very
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Speaker 3: much so Brad me paraphrasing. You may have the exact
17:12
Speaker 3: language in front of you. Basically, there were a group
17:14
Speaker 3: of five Republican legislators got together and said that they
17:18
Speaker 3: the West Virginia won't recognize an election. And they were
17:23
Speaker 3: very they were very what's word I'm looking for, They
17:28
Speaker 3: were specific in what they were talking about as far
17:32
Speaker 3: as parties go, and that if a Republican candidate was
17:36
Speaker 3: a victim of an assassination attempt or whatever, that West
17:41
Speaker 3: Virginia would not recognize the person that became president. That
17:45
Speaker 3: pretty much accurate, That's right.
17:48
Speaker 7: And it talks about illegal immigrants voting in some states
17:52
Speaker 7: and the possibility of thereof.
17:55
Speaker 10: And so is.
17:58
Speaker 7: Very forward look in terms of if this happens, then
18:03
Speaker 7: that happens, uh, very much paving the way for West
18:10
Speaker 7: Virginia objections to electoral outcomes. And so you know, you've
18:16
Speaker 7: already said it. If you want to read a little
18:18
Speaker 7: more about it. Hoppy's commentary on the West Virginia Metro
18:21
Speaker 7: News site UH spells it out a bit more. UH.
18:24
Speaker 7: This is House Concurrent Resolution two three UH and it
18:29
Speaker 7: is sponsored by delegates riding now Our Mazaki, Dylan Longen, Acre,
18:34
Speaker 7: Coop Gonzales, Foster, Foggin and Steel. Foster is the only
18:39
Speaker 7: one I think who is a canav Valley delegate. It
18:44
Speaker 7: truly isn't going to go anywhere. The special session, I
18:47
Speaker 7: think is going to wrap up today. It was assigned
18:49
Speaker 7: to committee, the Judiciary Committee. But you know, as a
18:54
Speaker 7: matter of symbolism, I think it's very interesting and it
18:59
Speaker 7: I think it's show a light on what representatives in
19:04
Speaker 7: the West Virginia legislature who occupy the right wing political
19:08
Speaker 7: space think, and so in some ways I find it useful.
19:12
Speaker 7: I mean, they've just put it here on paper, and
19:14
Speaker 7: so you know, if you're curious about what the right
19:19
Speaker 7: wing is thinking, and they they have a certain amount
19:23
Speaker 7: of power in the legislature, they don't often get a
19:27
Speaker 7: lot of coverage, but they are representatives who are sent
19:32
Speaker 7: by the citizens of their communities. So I think in
19:37
Speaker 7: that way it's interesting just that it's on paper and
19:40
Speaker 7: this is what they're thinking and what is top of mind.
19:44
Speaker 7: For them is all of the possible ways that you
19:48
Speaker 7: could potentially object to the election.
19:49
Speaker 3: Well, and let's keep in mind that we still have
19:51
Speaker 3: a campaign going on, and these delegates are up for
19:54
Speaker 3: re election, some of them running out of posed and
19:55
Speaker 3: some of them aren't. And they over the next couple
19:58
Speaker 3: of weeks while they're wrapping up their campaign, if there's
20:00
Speaker 3: a you know, meet the candidate forum. Of course, early
20:02
Speaker 3: voting is going to start here pretty soon. They have
20:04
Speaker 3: the opportunity to go, well, look what I did in Charleston,
20:06
Speaker 3: Look what I brought up. And in certain areas of
20:09
Speaker 3: the state, that's going to get a round of applause.
20:11
Speaker 3: Others people are just going to shake their head and know,
20:13
Speaker 3: what the hell is this all about? Are you nuts?
20:16
Speaker 3: And that's happening. As a matter of fact, I have
20:17
Speaker 3: a text here if it says I'm a Republican Dave.
20:20
Speaker 3: That resolution is the dumbest thing I've seen in all
20:23
Speaker 3: of twenty twenty four. They embarrassed the Republican Party. And
20:26
Speaker 3: it goes on to mention one of the delegates in particular,
20:29
Speaker 3: and I won't get into name call it and things
20:30
Speaker 3: of that nature, but you know, this is not representative
20:34
Speaker 3: of the entire Republican Party.
20:37
Speaker 7: This is a small group even within the Republican supermajority.
20:41
Speaker 7: So it's one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight delegates.
20:46
Speaker 7: The how many my mind is slipping. I think there's
20:50
Speaker 7: eleven Democrats, so that makes eighty nine Republicans in the
20:55
Speaker 7: House of Delegates. So you know, just a small group
20:58
Speaker 7: of them. But again, this is this is clearly top
21:04
Speaker 7: of mind to them. And I think it's maybe the
21:06
Speaker 7: nationalization and the the addiction to cable news that people have.
21:11
Speaker 7: This this reflects I think all in all, it's it's
21:16
Speaker 7: not nearly a West Virginia issue. As much as the
21:20
Speaker 7: crumbling roads and bridges, the fallout of the opioid epidemic,
21:25
Speaker 7: the the thousands of kids in foster care, all of
21:28
Speaker 7: those would be top of mind for me for issues
21:33
Speaker 7: for the West Virginia legislature to actually address. But you
21:38
Speaker 7: can see here that, uh, these lawmakers have taken their
21:42
Speaker 7: time to sign on to a bill projecting possibilities for
21:46
Speaker 7: election interference.
21:47
Speaker 3: Well, and perhaps it's level and perhaps let's look in
21:49
Speaker 3: the mirror a little bit, because I brought it up
21:51
Speaker 3: yesterday and as I said, Hoppy wrote about and others
21:54
Speaker 3: you know, this is not going to go anywhere. It's
21:57
Speaker 3: it's just it's it's just blowharding, that is all it
21:59
Speaker 3: is by apparently a group of delegates who think we
22:02
Speaker 3: have nothing better to do in the state of West
22:04
Speaker 3: Virginia than to go after this stuff. In the meantime,
22:06
Speaker 3: we got childcare issues, We did get somewhere on animal talks.
22:10
Speaker 3: Kaylee Young about that a little bit later on. But
22:12
Speaker 3: we also celebrated, and I understand it was like a
22:14
Speaker 3: dance party there yesterday. Brad, you were there. The Roads
22:16
Speaker 3: to Prosperity the voters approved in twenty eighteen. Is that right?
22:21
Speaker 7: It is right, and you know so let me just observe.
22:25
Speaker 7: First October seventh, Governor Justice is very focused on as
22:30
Speaker 7: the seventh anniversary of the passage of the Roads to
22:34
Speaker 7: Prosperity Amendment, which allowed West Virginia to draw down bond
22:39
Speaker 7: money to borrow to pay for major highway repairs. You know,
22:44
Speaker 7: that was a significant policy choice. West Virginia's roads have
22:48
Speaker 7: been in need of upgrade, so I'm not going to
22:52
Speaker 7: quibble with him on the policy choice. The October seventh date,
22:57
Speaker 7: though that he insisted on a celebration of highway repairs
23:03
Speaker 7: did coincide, though, with the national and international observance of
23:08
Speaker 7: the one year anniversary of Hamas's invasion of Israel that
23:13
Speaker 7: killed you know, so many innocent Israelis as well as
23:18
Speaker 7: members of the Israeli military surprise sneak attack. The country
23:22
Speaker 7: has been at war ever since, and so the dance party,
23:30
Speaker 7: as you called it, I think was an unfortunate timetable
23:36
Speaker 7: when there was also essentially a day of morning regarding Israel.
23:40
Speaker 7: The other thing I will say is I was in
23:42
Speaker 7: the House Finance room where we were trying to listen
23:45
Speaker 7: to a pretty serious conversation about the public Employee's insurance
23:49
Speaker 7: agency and it's recurring financial struggles. Those have arisen again
23:55
Speaker 7: and it is a challenging.
24:00
Speaker 6: To listen to.
24:00
Speaker 7: You you really want to hear the specific numbers and
24:04
Speaker 7: you know, are how is it going to affect people's
24:08
Speaker 7: insurance rates everything else? And outside that room was the
24:13
Speaker 7: throb of celebration by cooling the gang.
24:16
Speaker 3: Uh it was.
24:17
Speaker 7: It was really distracting. And I'm not necessarily complaining, Well
24:21
Speaker 7: maybe i am, because I was. I was really trying
24:24
Speaker 7: to hear. All I could hear was celebration.
24:27
Speaker 3: Why do you hate cooling the gang, Brad, why do
24:29
Speaker 3: you hate cooling?
24:30
Speaker 7: Well, why can't America just love and dance?
24:33
Speaker 3: Yes? Yeah, Why do you have to be.
24:35
Speaker 7: So deeply into policy, Brad? I just wanted to hear
24:38
Speaker 7: about PI.
24:38
Speaker 3: A great moments in bad timing, Brad, let me ask
24:41
Speaker 3: you about the I guess you could call it a
24:43
Speaker 3: tax compromise. I mean word broke around noon one issue
24:46
Speaker 3: or so yesterday that they went from five percent to
24:48
Speaker 3: two percent, and I know Sente financial ear guitar urged
24:52
Speaker 3: to urge support yesterday on the floor. As matter of fact,
24:55
Speaker 3: Citar is going to be on the show tomorrow to
24:56
Speaker 3: talk about that. What do you make of all?
24:58
Speaker 7: That? Kind of unexpected to me? Because the governor called
25:03
Speaker 7: for this July first, then said he was going to
25:06
Speaker 7: call a special session. That date was September thirtieth, right,
25:11
Speaker 7: And then the legislature did go in for the special
25:14
Speaker 7: session for one day on the day he called it
25:17
Speaker 7: and said, eh, we need to cool our heels for
25:19
Speaker 7: a week and consider this matter. Then when they came
25:23
Speaker 7: back Sunday evening, there was no evidence that progress had
25:26
Speaker 7: been made. The House Finance Committee came and went with
25:30
Speaker 7: no discussion. The House finance chairman, I think, in a
25:34
Speaker 7: very upfront fashion, said I don't really know where things stand.
25:37
Speaker 7: I have just conducted a two hour meeting. Far as
25:40
Speaker 7: I know, people are still in talks. A week had
25:43
Speaker 7: pass and I thought, oh, we're still in talks. So
25:47
Speaker 7: I thought that there was really a cloud over it.
25:49
Speaker 7: I would have called myself pessimistic about the odds of passage.
25:53
Speaker 7: But there was some give. The governor and his representatives
25:57
Speaker 7: reduced the tax cut amount from the proposed five percent
26:02
Speaker 7: down to two percent instead, Instead of one hundred and
26:05
Speaker 7: ten million dollars, that's going to be about forty six
26:08
Speaker 7: million dollars. And then the administration got a little more
26:12
Speaker 7: specific on how to pay for it. Part of it
26:14
Speaker 7: is panned down a bond and then not having to
26:17
Speaker 7: make those bond payments. I think they said about n
26:20
Speaker 7: eighteen million dollars from that, and then the rest is
26:23
Speaker 7: a little vague to me, but they say they're going
26:26
Speaker 7: to get it from efficiencies through the division of DHHR
26:32
Speaker 7: into the three new agencies. To me, that still lends
26:37
Speaker 7: the risk of less efficiency to have the three agencies
26:41
Speaker 7: instead of than one. But that's where they say they're
26:43
Speaker 7: coming up with the remainder of the money. That was
26:47
Speaker 7: enough between lowering the overall amount and coming up with
26:51
Speaker 7: specific ways to say you're going to pay for the
26:54
Speaker 7: loss of state revenue for people who had applied their
26:58
Speaker 7: critical thinking, like Senate Finance Mantaur to feel more confident.
27:02
Speaker 7: And so where we stand at this moment is the
27:05
Speaker 7: Senate just went ahead and passed it one, two, three
27:08
Speaker 7: votes of consideration yesterday afternoon and it's out the Senate door.
27:14
Speaker 7: The House is applying a little more process, but fully
27:17
Speaker 7: anticipate the House will take it up. And I think
27:20
Speaker 7: this may be the last day of special session.
27:22
Speaker 3: Well I'm hearing m That's what I'm hearing.
27:26
Speaker 7: Yeah, I think I think it will be. I don't
27:28
Speaker 7: think anybody wants to be here longer than they have
27:31
Speaker 7: to be. And you know, the Governor has added more
27:33
Speaker 7: things to the call Saturday and yesterday, and the longer
27:37
Speaker 7: we stay, the more the temptation is like, here's seven
27:41
Speaker 7: more things.
27:42
Speaker 5: How about it?
27:42
Speaker 3: While you're here, you may play, celebrate, and spend all right,
27:47
Speaker 3: So if it probably will wrap up today, anything in
27:50
Speaker 3: particular other than what you've already mentioned that Brad you'll
27:52
Speaker 3: be looking at today.
27:53
Speaker 7: Well, if we're leading into Delegate Young. You know, there
27:56
Speaker 7: was a childcare tax credit that has gone through the House,
28:02
Speaker 7: that was voted through the House. It's favored by a
28:06
Speaker 7: governor Justice. He's talked about that one for months now,
28:10
Speaker 7: up for probably passage. I think today in the Senate
28:14
Speaker 7: a couple things about that. Delegate Young can get a
28:16
Speaker 7: little more to the detail. But Democrats objected it didn't
28:20
Speaker 7: object to the tax credit idea, but to a bit
28:24
Speaker 7: of the structure. My takeaway was that they think if
28:28
Speaker 7: it were restructured a bit more, West Virginians could be
28:32
Speaker 7: guaranteed to take advantage of it. And then secondly that
28:37
Speaker 7: there is not disagreement that the tax credit would be beneficial.
28:42
Speaker 7: I think people think it could be part of the
28:44
Speaker 7: overall relief of pressures on West Virginia's childcare system. But
28:52
Speaker 7: a lot of belief among the legislators that really the
28:55
Speaker 7: states should be doing more because it's a multi prong problem.
28:58
Speaker 3: And again, as Brad said, with get Della, get Kaylee
29:00
Speaker 3: Young coming up after the break and sent a financial cheer.
29:02
Speaker 3: Eric tar will be on the show tomorrow, Brad. I
29:04
Speaker 3: know you're gonna make a return appearance. I think on
29:06
Speaker 3: hoppy coming up. But I'm sure you'll be there. It's
29:08
Speaker 3: just a matter of when it's going to be coming
29:10
Speaker 3: up next to Brad, I appreciate you being here. I
29:12
Speaker 3: don't know why you hate Cool in the Gang, but okay.
29:15
Speaker 7: Do I get exit bumper music? Perhaps you could play
29:17
Speaker 7: a little Cool in the Gang for me.
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Speaker 3: All Right, we'll do it next time. Thanks a lot,
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Speaker 3: get Kaylee Young Tex says, does Mac Warner, our chief
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Speaker 3: election officer, still believe the FBI and the CIA colluded
29:51
Speaker 3: to commit fraud during the twenty twenty election? Also does
29:55
Speaker 3: Chris Warner believe, like his brother Mac, that there was
29:57
Speaker 3: election fraud enough, even though the evidence it says there
30:00
Speaker 3: was not enough to change the results of Trump getting
30:02
Speaker 3: beaten by Biden. Let me just say this, Yesterday, Secretary
30:06
Speaker 3: Warner was on with Hoppy and I was listening and
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Speaker 3: driving and I was listening to some of that interview yesterday,
30:10
Speaker 3: and Hoppy got some of the same text that I did,
30:13
Speaker 3: and I got plenty more about Mac Warner. And perhaps
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Speaker 3: sometimes I see a little overlap because I'll hear Hoppy
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Speaker 3: read a text and say, well, you know, I had
30:21
Speaker 3: that same text on my show today, which is fine,
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Speaker 3: we appreciate. We want you to It's called TSL in
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Speaker 3: I just don't think it was the o proper time.
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Speaker 3: I was here to talk about a particular subject, and
30:35
Speaker 3: that was the need for poll workers. I have, I
30:38
Speaker 3: have been, and you know, full disclosure, I used to
30:41
Speaker 3: work for Mac Warner. I've said this, But did I
30:43
Speaker 3: agree with everything Mac Warner did?
30:45
Speaker 11: No?
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Speaker 3: If I agreed that everything he's done since I've left,
30:48
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30:51
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Speaker 2: You know.
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Speaker 3: Uh, and we have some differences of opinions on that.
30:57
Speaker 3: I'll get out of that. Ask for Chris Warner, of course,
31:00
Speaker 3: he is the Republican candidate to take over for his
31:02
Speaker 3: brother for Secretary of State. Chris Warner has been on
31:05
Speaker 3: this show, and Chris Warner is always welcome. And as
31:09
Speaker 3: we get closer and closer to November fifth, I'm going
31:11
Speaker 3: to have more candidate interviews, so I'll talk to Oh.
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Speaker 3: I ask Chris Warner that myself when he's on the show.
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Speaker 3: Text says, the people who wrote that resolution that you
31:22
Speaker 3: referred to are part of the unofficial Warner Caucus of
31:25
Speaker 3: the Legislature. I haven't heard that before. Tex says we
31:27
Speaker 3: should be celebrating that. Potentially we could be placing a
31:32
Speaker 3: Woody Williams memorial in the Capitol. That's something everyone can
31:36
Speaker 3: be proud of. I would agree with that. Text says
31:42
Speaker 3: the case of the election resolution is nothing more than
31:44
Speaker 3: getting caught trying effort and people have noticed. Mission accomplished,
31:48
Speaker 3: says the text. Texas says on the two percent tax cut,
31:51
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31:54
Speaker 3: was likely thinking legacy, and that's all fine. I suppose
31:56
Speaker 3: in reality the two percent will test the formulas and
31:59
Speaker 3: triggers in place to move closer to zero. That's the
32:01
Speaker 3: over that's over arching, not to talked about goal. We
32:06
Speaker 3: should continue to test the formula to find the right
32:08
Speaker 3: place and the curve for the lowest income tax possible
32:10
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32:12
Speaker 3: the economy to drive more economic activity. The exercise alone
32:16
Speaker 3: is worth the effort. This move will also put the
32:18
Speaker 3: income tax as a percentage of our total revenue closer
32:21
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32:24
Speaker 3: to begin discussing a move to have a sales tax
32:26
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32:30
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32:32
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Speaker 3: Chris Lawrence. Chris, good morning, Well, good morning Dave.
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Speaker 6: Evidently there was a wreck of a semi around two
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Speaker 6: thirty this morning on Interstate sixty four. It happened around
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Speaker 6: the Putnam Cabal County line between Hurricane and Milton, and it's.
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Speaker 5: Off the road.
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Speaker 6: However, in order to remove that tractor trailer, Hurricane police
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Speaker 6: tell me they're going to have to shut down sixty
35:34
Speaker 6: four between those two exits for the next hour or so.
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Speaker 6: So the detour will be from Milton and Hurricane over
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Speaker 6: to Route sixty. So expect to have some congestion in
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Speaker 6: that area. To get through there for the next hour
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Speaker 6: or so or however long it takes to remove that
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Speaker 6: semi from the side of the road.
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Speaker 3: And this is westbound near Hurricane and Milton westbound.
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Speaker 6: If you're going toward Huntington, you'll have to get off
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Speaker 6: and detour at the Hurricane exit over the Round sixty
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Speaker 6: and vice versa.
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Speaker 3: Eastbound.
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Speaker 6: If you're coming from Milton, they'll have that one.
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Speaker 3: Closed as well. So all right, Chris, I appreciate it.
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Speaker 3: Let's go now to the Capital. Delicate. Kaylee Young is here, delegate.
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Speaker 3: Good morning, Good.
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Speaker 15: Morning, Dave. I literally just walked into the capital.
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Speaker 3: Perfect time, so you can say, legally, you're in the Capitol, right,
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Speaker 3: you don't make me out to a lie, right that
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Speaker 3: you're not Starbucks or something. Okay, all right, so you're
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Speaker 3: in the building. Lots of news coming out of the
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Speaker 3: Capitol yesterday a chief of importance to you and others.
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Speaker 3: The House yesterday passed HB two twenty six, also known
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Speaker 3: as the Child Independent Care Credit Act. Your thoughts an
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Speaker 3: exactly delegate on what this does.
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Speaker 15: So, I'm excited about this bill. It's a tax credit
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Speaker 15: that mirrors the federal tax credit. About eleven thousand families
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Speaker 15: in West Virginia have taken it in the past, and
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Speaker 15: it would provide you a credit back after you've already
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Speaker 15: paid for childcare. So we know childcare is really expensive
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Speaker 15: and this would give you a little bit of relief.
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Speaker 15: It's not a huge credit, and average families in West
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Speaker 15: Virginia will se about two hundred and twenty seven dollars,
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Speaker 15: but it could be up to one thousand, depending on
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Speaker 15: your income and also how much you've paid in childcare.
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Speaker 3: Now, there was also I understand an amendment that was
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Speaker 3: proposed to that amendment failed. Can you talk about that?
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Speaker 3: That's right?
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Speaker 15: So this text credit is non refundable, meaning that it's
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Speaker 15: kind of just it lessens your burden for your income taxes.
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Speaker 15: If we tried to make it refundable yesterday, and it
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Speaker 15: was a bipartisan vote, but unfortunately it didn't pass. So
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Speaker 15: if it would have been refundable. Then you would have
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Speaker 15: gotten it back, you know, if you if you got
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Speaker 15: a tax refund. So we just wanted to make sure
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Speaker 15: people would actually see that money. But now they're just
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Speaker 15: going to get it lowered on their personal income tax
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Speaker 15: in addition to their personal income text being lower than
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Speaker 15: years prior.
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Speaker 3: And I know that you and others. I had you
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Speaker 3: on the show a couple of weeks ago, and you
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Speaker 3: and some others, both Republicans and Democrats, had said, look,
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Speaker 3: you know this, all this talk about the tax cut,
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Speaker 3: and again they look like they're going to compromise two
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Speaker 3: percent of what the governor wanted. All that's well and good,
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Speaker 3: but you and others have said, we got to talk
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Speaker 3: about childcare above and beyond anything else. Are you happy
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Speaker 3: that we at least had some discussions that we made
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Speaker 3: in your opinion, would you go as far as to
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Speaker 3: say that we actually made we made up a little ground.
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Speaker 15: We're making up a little ground for parents. We're not
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Speaker 15: doing anything to stabilize the crisis. And I mean a
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Speaker 15: childcare center. Bible Center's childcare center just closed this week.
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Speaker 15: So childcare centers are closing left and right in Charleston
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Speaker 15: for their infant and two year old rooms. And so
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Speaker 15: we're making ground, but we're also losing it very quickly.
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Speaker 15: It's a crisis, and we have to we have to
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Speaker 15: do a multi pronged approach that not only helps out
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Speaker 15: families to make sure that they can afford it and
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Speaker 15: find it, but make sure that these providers stay open
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Speaker 15: because that's really one of the biggest struggles. And yeah,
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Speaker 15: it does look like there's going to be a compromise
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Speaker 15: on the income tax, but they're taking that money from
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Speaker 15: the Department of Human Services, which is where we could
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Speaker 15: be funding childcare.
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Speaker 3: Talking again with special with a delegate to Kayla Jung
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Speaker 3: on the special session the Capitol and you you are
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Speaker 3: among the others I think that think that this thing
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Speaker 3: is going to wrap up today.
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Speaker 15: I think so that's what we're being told. But you know,
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Speaker 15: you never know.
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Speaker 3: What are you looking at today, what's on your schedule today.
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Speaker 15: We've got another childcare bill today, it's a pilot program.
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Speaker 15: We've got the income tax bill. I imagine there will
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Speaker 15: be a fight about some statues. And I'm hoping we
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Speaker 15: don't see a resolution about overturning an election.
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Speaker 3: Well that's I wanted to get your take on that.
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Speaker 3: And again, maybe I'm guiltier or more guilty or equally
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Speaker 3: guilty with others because, as I said, A Hopy wrote
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Speaker 3: about it in his commentary today, Brad and I talked
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Speaker 3: about it. I talked about it yesterday. Maybe we shouldn't
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Speaker 3: just give attention to things like that. I don't know,
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Speaker 3: but it's a part of the official record. Your take
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Speaker 3: on what those five Republicans put forth on Sunday.
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Speaker 15: It's more than five at this point, more have signed on.
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Speaker 15: But yeah, I mean to me, I think it's a
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Speaker 15: really undemocratic, unpatriotic thing to preemptively overturn an election. And
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Speaker 15: quite frankly, it's been in national news. I've had people
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Speaker 15: reaching out from all around the country asking about it,
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Speaker 15: and my own conditionents is terrified. They want their both
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Speaker 15: to count.
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Speaker 3: All right, we'll keep an eye on things over there
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Speaker 3: Delegate Young, I appreciate you being here. We'll talk soon.
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Speaker 3: Thanks a lot.
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Speaker 3: But did it hurt Did that particular thing hurt him
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Speaker 3: and bear some of the blame for the attacks on
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Speaker 3: poll workers, but they're wor not in West Virginia. Who
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Speaker 3: wants to work a poll for or stopped to steal
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Speaker 3: about the deep state stealing an election? Why caught all
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Speaker 3: these authoritarian leaning weirdos? Tell me how I differentiate who
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Speaker 3: is deep state and who's just a poll worker. This
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Speaker 3: is what happens when we pretend that the fantasy of
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Speaker 3: Secretary of State is, cannot do anything about protecting poll
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Speaker 3: read emails where people were threatened, and think, now, there's
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Speaker 3: no place for that. There's absolutely no place for that.
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Speaker 3: I don't think this is an issue in West Virginia.
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Speaker 3: I don't think, but I'll say this, if I were
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Speaker 3: necessarily West Virginia, Texas. Yeah, Dave, you say only a
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Speaker 3: few Republicans are on this resolution is minimizing the situation.
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Speaker 3: It's serious. People had this notion to begin with. It
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Speaker 3: not to this extent, I don't know, but I wish
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