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07/23/2026 The Dave Allen Show on 580 Live - Michael Mosteller, Larry Moore, Robb Reel · The Dave Allen Show

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Speaker 2: welcome to the show now, Michael Masteller. Good morning, sir,
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Speaker 2: welcome to the show.
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Speaker 5: Good morning. Thank you for having me, Dave.
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Speaker 2: Thank you for being here. All right, there's been a
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Speaker 2: lot of talk. You know, obviously, the two things that
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Speaker 2: have dominated conversations well up until the flood, of course,
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Speaker 2: the two things that's really dominated conversations here has been
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Speaker 2: data centers and also flock cameras. And I know you've
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Speaker 2: been very opinionated on both and it's fine, and I
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Speaker 2: do want to say full disclosure you are a candidate
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Speaker 2: for a House of Delegates.
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Speaker 3: Uh.
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Speaker 2: We'll get to that a little bit later on. But
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Speaker 2: you really hear more as a concerned citizen than what
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Speaker 2: you are as a candidate.
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Speaker 3: Uh.
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Speaker 2: So let's start with the data center. You've been to
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Speaker 2: all the meetings this proposed Google data center for Buffalo
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Speaker 2: and Putnam County. What can you tell us, what's the latest?
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Speaker 2: What are you hearing out there?
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Speaker 5: So the latest is that I actually went up and
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Speaker 5: drove to the data center that the that the Putnam
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Speaker 5: County Commission said that they drove to up in Ohio,
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Speaker 5: the one that they said was going to be more
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Speaker 5: like the one that was going in down here. And
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Speaker 5: I did one thing that they didn't do. I went
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Speaker 5: around and talked to neighbors and none of them liked it. Now,
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Speaker 5: they were in an electricity co op, so they were
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Speaker 5: lucky that their bill hadn't gone up, but anyone who
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Speaker 5: was not an electricity co op their bills electric bills
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Speaker 5: had doubled. Another thing was that the lady is an
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Speaker 5: older couple that lived right across the street from the
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Speaker 5: data center, and she was telling me that if they
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Speaker 5: needed to go to the restroom at night, they didn't
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Speaker 5: have to turn on any light inside their house, I mean,
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Speaker 5: because the whole inside their house was lit up like
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Speaker 5: it was daylight, so they could navigate their house without
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Speaker 5: even turning on a single indoor light.
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Speaker 2: This was a new Albany, right Was this a new
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Speaker 2: albody on high which is outside Columbus? Is that right?
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Speaker 5: Yeah?
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Speaker 2: Okay, go ahead.
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Speaker 5: So if they talk about noise abate or not not
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Speaker 5: noise abatement, but light abatement, that is still going to reflect,
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Speaker 5: you know, from their reflectors back down to the ground,
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Speaker 5: back into people's houses. And then as far as noise abatement,
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Speaker 5: I don't think that people are picking up on how
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Speaker 5: important the infra us sound is. The part that we
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Speaker 5: can't hear. That's the deeper that's below a deep rumble,
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Speaker 5: and that's what causes the physiological issues. So to be fair,
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Speaker 5: when I went to that data center, there was no shrill,
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Speaker 5: loud sound to be heard. But I only made it
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Speaker 5: to the gate, and I was several hundred yards away
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Speaker 5: from any operational buildings, and I could hear and feel
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Speaker 5: a deep rumble from the gate. And I didn't have
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Speaker 5: any date or I didn't have any sensors to record
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Speaker 5: with so I couldn't get any data, but I just
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Speaker 5: wonder what the infra sound would be on a facility
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Speaker 5: like that, because that's what gives the physiological effects on
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Speaker 5: the human body, and that includes the heart. They're studying
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Speaker 5: the effects on the brain, and there's a lady right
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Speaker 5: now studying the effects on fetuses in the world.
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Speaker 2: Is this data center, Michael, that you looked at in
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Speaker 2: New Albany, Ohio, which again is outside in the general
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Speaker 2: Columbus area, is it comparable to the one that they're
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Speaker 2: proposing in Putnam County, the Google Data Center. Are they comparable?
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Speaker 5: Size?
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Speaker 2: Comparable? I mean, how do the two compare to each other?
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Speaker 2: As far as you.
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Speaker 5: Know, according to the County Commission, they are very comparable
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Speaker 5: to each other because they both were well, the one
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Speaker 5: that's in New Albany runs under one gigawack capacity, the
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Speaker 5: County Commission. They claim that the one's going in at
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Speaker 5: Buffalo is going to be running at just under one
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Speaker 5: gigawack capacity, and so they they've been told and they've
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Speaker 5: been repeating that it's very similar to the one that's
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Speaker 5: going to be coming in down here at Buffalo.
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Speaker 2: now that you have visited what you say is a
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Speaker 2: comparable facility in New Alberdy, Ohio to the one that's
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Speaker 2: being proposed in Putnam County, what would your message be
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Speaker 2: to the residents of Putnam County? And more importantly, to
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Speaker 2: the people that want that we're really pushing for the
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Speaker 2: Data center, County Commission and whatever Putnam County. What would
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Speaker 2: your message be to them? Then we'll move on.
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Speaker 5: I think that we need more ratorium until we can
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Speaker 5: find out more about what the effects of this data
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Speaker 5: center are going to be in the buff in the
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Speaker 5: Buffalo area and as well as Mason.
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Speaker 2: Okay, so here just a moratoriment so we can find
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Speaker 2: out more. Which so that's what you're asking for, that's
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Speaker 2: what you think should happen, right, Yes, yes, okay. I
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Speaker 2: want to ask you about Flock cameras because you've been
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Speaker 2: kind of vocal about this as well, and of course
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Speaker 2: this has been the topic du jour of the last
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Speaker 2: week or so the Huntington City Council last week, you know,
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Speaker 2: they had that Marathon City Council meeting that went to
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Speaker 2: four a m. On last week. And I interviewed the
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Speaker 2: Putnam County Sheriff, Bobby Egleton on Metro News Midday and
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Speaker 2: he said, basically put out a statement everybody saw it
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Speaker 2: on social media basically saying that Putnam County had entered
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Speaker 2: into an agreement with the Flock camera company. But he
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Speaker 2: was asking for us to just kind of be put
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Speaker 2: on hold for right now.
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Speaker 5: Your thoughts, Well, the sheriff either doesn't understand the tech
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Speaker 5: technology that he just deployed or he liked because once
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Speaker 5: those things are mounted on the polls, they are operational,
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Speaker 5: and that means that any federal agency can get that data.
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Speaker 5: They can any hacker can get that data. And so
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Speaker 5: it's yeah, they're online and transmitting as soon as they
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Speaker 5: are up. And I went to one and you didn't
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Speaker 5: even have to use a special lens. Every time a
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Speaker 5: car passed. You could see the flicker of the infrared
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Speaker 5: light every time that that a vehicle passed. So that
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Speaker 5: was the it's the alp R, the automatic license plate rear,
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Speaker 5: and that was that part of it. Uh. These things
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Speaker 5: also have facial recognition. It's not something that that flocked
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Speaker 5: likes to talk about, but it can identify people. I mean,
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Speaker 5: I've got several pages of notes of bugs that have
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Speaker 5: been found in the system, but I'll get into that
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Speaker 5: here later. I just think that, I mean, at what
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Speaker 5: point do we sacrifice enough of our secure, yeah, security
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Speaker 5: to lose our liberty? Because those who sacrifice a little
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Speaker 5: security to gain a little bit of temporary safety will
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Speaker 5: lose both.
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Speaker 2: But isn't it true though, that with these cameras, just
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Speaker 2: like with any other piece of technology, they can do
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Speaker 2: as much or as little as you want. I mean,
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Speaker 2: they don't all do facial I mean, if I'm wrong,
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Speaker 2: you correct me. They don't all do facial recognition. They don't.
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Speaker 2: You could have them on you can buy the deluxe model,
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Speaker 2: or you can buy the base model for lack of
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Speaker 2: a better term. Isn't that the way that these things work.
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Speaker 5: Well? Kind of? So the base model, it still collects
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Speaker 5: data that goes to the They go to the nationwide
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Speaker 5: the actually could be worldwide database. And so the police
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Speaker 5: department or the county commission, they didn't buy these cameras,
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Speaker 5: they're leasing them. And since they signed the contract, even
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Speaker 5: if they wanted to take them down, Let's say that
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Speaker 5: sheriff able someone around and just took them down. That's
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Speaker 5: what happened in Denver, Colorado, because the people kept being
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Speaker 5: misidentified or license plates kept being misidentified, and so people
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Speaker 5: were being charged for things that they didn't do. And
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Speaker 5: then the city had to pay out a lot of
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Speaker 5: money in lawsuits for wrongfully arresting people. And so they
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Speaker 5: realized that it just wasn't worth the hassle. So mid
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Speaker 5: contract they went to get rid of these things, and
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Speaker 5: so they took them down. This was in Denver. Flock
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Speaker 5: forced them to put them back up. Actually, Flock came
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Speaker 5: out and put them back up themselves. Because they were
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Speaker 5: made contracts.
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Speaker 2: Okay, all right, so what would you like to see?
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Speaker 2: I'll ask you some question. You ask about the data
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Speaker 2: center of those I ask about the data says, what
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Speaker 2: do you want to see happening with the flock cameras?
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Speaker 5: What I would like to see happened with flock cameras
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Speaker 5: because it's they're not for safety. They they feed into
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Speaker 5: an AI system that then and we all know that
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Speaker 5: AI produces flop results. So I would like to see
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Speaker 5: to see those those flock cameras go away if they
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Speaker 5: want to put in regular traffic cameras where they're not
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Speaker 5: trying to fight crime with them. Because one thing that's
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Speaker 5: that's for sure is that Flock makes these claims where
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Speaker 5: they say, you know, well, they claim that ten percent
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Speaker 5: of all crown in America is solved using their services.
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Speaker 5: The source of that number was created by Flock safety
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Speaker 5: employees and it doesn't outline regional analysis, So basically the
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Speaker 5: numbers are cooked. And so I'd rather see something that
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Speaker 5: only our local officials can see, something that you know,
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Speaker 5: the federal agencies can't get into very easily, and something
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Speaker 5: that can't be hacked as easily as flocked flock cameras.
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Speaker 5: There's a button on the side of these and you
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Speaker 5: just push them a certain amount of time and you
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Speaker 5: have root access to the device, which that's like giving
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Speaker 5: the keys to your car to someone.
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Speaker 2: All right, Michael, Unfortunately we got to wrap it up there.
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Speaker 2: I do appreciate you join us and appreciate your concerns.
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Speaker 2: Thanks a lot. We'll talk soon.
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Speaker 5: Hi, Thanks Dave, Michael.
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Speaker 2: You know, it is interesting when you talk about these
19:35
Speaker 2: different sides of Charleston because and it's true of any
19:38
Speaker 2: city councilman, is there are it seems like one area,
19:41
Speaker 2: this area is really growing in this area is not,
19:43
Speaker 2: and it changes. Oh yeah, and there's been so much
19:46
Speaker 2: development on in Elk City the west end, you know,
19:50
Speaker 2: for I mean the last couple of years, business after
19:52
Speaker 2: business from restaurants and on down uh either opening, relocating
19:56
Speaker 2: and and not as much on the East End. That's
19:59
Speaker 2: not a slight thing some people on the East End
20:00
Speaker 2: of Charleston because this time ten years it could be
20:02
Speaker 2: the other way around.
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Speaker 1: You know.
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Speaker 11: Well it's first, you know, first east End had got
20:06
Speaker 11: the you know, the East and Neighbor to Side Association.
20:09
Speaker 11: East End had got the first big redo. Then it
20:13
Speaker 11: went to the west side. Will now starting on the
20:15
Speaker 11: far east of the west Side and hopefully it eventually
20:17
Speaker 11: goes down towards the farther end of the west Side,
20:19
Speaker 11: the end of Washington Street.
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Speaker 3: So we're trying to work on that too.
20:22
Speaker 2: What about the community involvement there on the east Side
20:25
Speaker 2: that you're talking about now, I mean, because that's very important.
20:27
Speaker 11: Yeah, there's some people in the East End and they
20:29
Speaker 11: have a great neighborhood association. So the East End really
20:31
Speaker 11: has been trying you know, well they've been have been
20:34
Speaker 11: doing a great job of you know, redivitizing the neighborhood.
20:37
Speaker 11: And you know, just because Easton is so historical, especially
20:39
Speaker 11: over there because it's near Roosevelt, so that whole area
20:43
Speaker 11: down the side of Washington from Virginia, but the other side,
20:45
Speaker 11: going towards like the Interstate, that side.
20:48
Speaker 2: It is I mean there's some of the architecture there
20:50
Speaker 2: in the buildings and the residences is just unmatched. I
20:53
Speaker 2: mean that's one of the and when people come to
20:55
Speaker 2: Charleston from out of town. You know, I've heard I've
20:58
Speaker 2: talked to people and said, man, they're on the way
21:00
Speaker 2: to the capital and they'll say, man, I drove by
21:02
Speaker 2: those old homes on the East End and those those
21:05
Speaker 2: are great, and they really are. They look fantastic and
21:09
Speaker 2: east then it's a great place to live.
21:10
Speaker 11: Like you said, you're right right by the Interstate, right
21:13
Speaker 11: by the Capitol, the Boulevard and right close to downtown too.
21:16
Speaker 11: So and like you said, the historical factor of it.
21:18
Speaker 2: All, what is it that you'd like to see in
21:20
Speaker 2: that area, Like you.
21:21
Speaker 11: Said, like this, my thing is like we're trying to
21:25
Speaker 11: gain families and people and businesses into the city. So
21:28
Speaker 11: this is the a uptick because what happens is that
21:30
Speaker 11: people we bring in. It affects our schools, it affects
21:33
Speaker 11: our community, It affects the numbers that we have with
21:35
Speaker 11: people because like right now, we're in the process of
21:38
Speaker 11: decline and so people are losing jobs, school systems, you know,
21:42
Speaker 11: schools are closing. So the more people that we get
21:45
Speaker 11: into the city that help build the city back up
21:47
Speaker 11: and help you know, just just be I want to
21:50
Speaker 11: see it this be flourishing again. I mean we're flourishing now,
21:52
Speaker 11: but like to see it like you know, and I'm
21:53
Speaker 11: not that old, but like just twenty years ago when
21:56
Speaker 11: I was in high school, thirty years ago, to see
21:58
Speaker 11: this that go back to that little.
21:59
Speaker 2: Bit, yeah, I mean, and and that's an issue of
22:02
Speaker 2: all of West Virginia, I mean, except for maybe the
22:05
Speaker 2: eastern Panhandle, Morgantown area, Potdham County those areas or continuing
22:09
Speaker 2: to grow with the rest of it. Uh needs to
22:10
Speaker 2: do a little catching up. So how do you sell
22:12
Speaker 2: this to people, Larry? I mean, yeah, how do you
22:15
Speaker 2: sell this to people to say you we want you
22:18
Speaker 2: as an individual, we want you as a family to
22:20
Speaker 2: move to Charleston. How do you sell it?
22:21
Speaker 11: Well, you come here, man, Like you said, Man, it's
22:24
Speaker 11: great people, great place. We have a lot of like
22:28
Speaker 11: natural resources here and just it's a great spot to
22:31
Speaker 11: raise a family. Man, and you you will come here,
22:33
Speaker 11: and you know, we get a bad deal until you
22:35
Speaker 11: come for yourself. But bust Virginia is a great place.
22:36
Speaker 11: I mean, we have a great city, the people in
22:38
Speaker 11: the city. I love Charleston and West Virginia. Man, we
22:41
Speaker 11: have great, great individuals that we're here to help. You'll
22:44
Speaker 11: people here lend lend you the last dollar if they needed,
22:47
Speaker 11: you know, and just to come here and you can
22:50
Speaker 11: be a part of something like you'll be. It's like
22:53
Speaker 11: a family. You're a community bus a family.
22:54
Speaker 2: To talk to Larry Moore again, who's a Charleston City
22:58
Speaker 2: Council in ward for what exactly? Areas are a ward force?
23:01
Speaker 11: Okay, wardforce on the West side of Charleston and that
23:03
Speaker 11: runs from like Park Avenue to part of the west
23:06
Speaker 11: side of hill Over to like Little Page close throughout
23:09
Speaker 11: twenty one.
23:10
Speaker 2: Okay, why did you decide to run for office? To
23:12
Speaker 2: begin with? I mean I had you, you were appointed, right, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah,
23:17
Speaker 2: so but but you had to run.
23:18
Speaker 3: You had to run again. So I'll give you the
23:20
Speaker 3: whole story.
23:20
Speaker 11: So my friend, my childhood friend, Tificany Wesley Pire was
23:25
Speaker 11: the councilwoman at the time, but she had to take
23:27
Speaker 11: a job and she couldn't do it anymore. Yeah, and
23:31
Speaker 11: she came to me and she was like, would you
23:33
Speaker 11: think about it? And I was like, I was like, nah,
23:36
Speaker 11: it's not my thing. And then she just talked me
23:38
Speaker 11: into it and she was like I know that you would.
23:40
Speaker 11: You will do the right thing by people, and you
23:42
Speaker 11: gonna you'll be good. So then I did it. I
23:44
Speaker 11: finished out her term. So then I had to run again,
23:47
Speaker 11: and for a second, I was like, I don't know
23:50
Speaker 11: if I want to run again, And then I thought
23:51
Speaker 11: about it. Then the things that you were able to do,
23:54
Speaker 11: people you get to meet, and the things that I mean,
23:56
Speaker 11: I've been able to do a lot since I've been here,
23:58
Speaker 11: and uh, And I was like, man, people kind of
24:00
Speaker 11: like depend on me, and not just on the West side,
24:03
Speaker 11: just in the city of Charleston. I'll be able to
24:04
Speaker 11: helping a lot of people. So then I went ahead
24:06
Speaker 11: and I ran again. And it's and it's been a
24:08
Speaker 11: great thing.
24:09
Speaker 2: What's been the highlight you been on your time on
24:13
Speaker 2: city Council? And what were what were some things that
24:15
Speaker 2: maybe surprised you when you got there, maybe you weren't
24:17
Speaker 2: ready for.
24:18
Speaker 11: Like my very very first day, like when I got appointed,
24:22
Speaker 11: I had they were doing about a neighborhood, and they
24:27
Speaker 11: were talking about putting a cup I guess a brewery
24:29
Speaker 11: in the end of the street in North Charleston. And
24:32
Speaker 11: I was like, yo, and I just like and I
24:33
Speaker 11: was explaining that my cousin's on that street. I'm like,
24:35
Speaker 11: that's not a That street is not like a spot
24:38
Speaker 11: where it's tight. It's right by the rec center too,
24:41
Speaker 11: And I was like, whoa, you know, cause I didn't
24:42
Speaker 11: really have no you know. I just came into it,
24:44
Speaker 11: like my day and I just read over that same day,
24:45
Speaker 11: I read over the order upsode. I'm my gosh, So
24:49
Speaker 11: the declaration, I would say, and I read it and
24:51
Speaker 11: I was like, well, you know in that one and
24:53
Speaker 11: I can say, man, I got a few things. Man,
24:57
Speaker 11: I can say North Charleston Rec Center getting the football
25:00
Speaker 11: feel getting turf. That was a great thing to be
25:02
Speaker 11: a part of. Then the Breen Street Basketball Courts, Works
25:07
Speaker 11: Avenue Neighborhood Center. I was a part of that because
25:09
Speaker 11: I was over at Parkston Wreck at the time when
25:11
Speaker 11: they did that, and that's and if you go for
25:14
Speaker 11: the bike races and you could see that the whole
25:17
Speaker 11: playground area over there, it's beautiful and Works Avenue, so
25:20
Speaker 11: that and just man, a lot of things just being
25:22
Speaker 11: a part of I mean, I'm the send there thinking.
25:24
Speaker 3: Man, it's a lot of stuff I've been a part of.
25:25
Speaker 3: It's been great. Man.
25:26
Speaker 2: I mean you you strike me as a kind of
25:29
Speaker 2: guid I've known you for a few years now that
25:31
Speaker 2: we're good and you've done it. You'll do some sort
25:33
Speaker 2: of public service, you know, and you're in education. You
25:35
Speaker 2: help a lot with the kids. Will talk about that
25:37
Speaker 2: a little bit, but I think I think you were
25:40
Speaker 2: probably called to do this. You know, this is kind
25:41
Speaker 2: of your thing is to help people.
25:42
Speaker 3: Man.
25:43
Speaker 11: Yeah, I think so too, because like I said, I'm
25:45
Speaker 11: part to keep your faith. So we have already been.
25:47
Speaker 11: I've always been in the community doing things. I mean,
25:50
Speaker 11: me and my partner of Derrel like I mean, we
25:51
Speaker 11: were started out. We were mentoring kids at glenn Wood
25:54
Speaker 11: and Chandler Elementary School, so we started out from then.
25:56
Speaker 11: So and everybody always get on me for this because
25:59
Speaker 11: I don't really talk about stuff that I do, and
26:01
Speaker 11: I just kind of just do it. And I know
26:03
Speaker 11: people say I need to get better at it, but
26:04
Speaker 11: I just know and I always just do the work.
26:06
Speaker 3: And you do the work at shows. Yeah, and when
26:08
Speaker 3: you work, people see what you do.
26:09
Speaker 11: You don't have to always beat your chest because if
26:12
Speaker 11: you're doing it for chest beating, that's the wrong reason
26:14
Speaker 11: to do it.
26:15
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Speaker 2: if I didn't if I brought you on the show
26:41
Speaker 2: and didn't ask you about what else you're doing, even
26:43
Speaker 2: outside city Council, because you you were in the office
26:46
Speaker 2: a couple of weeks ago. I think you went on
26:47
Speaker 2: Woodies show. Yeah yeah, and we got into a conversation
26:51
Speaker 2: out in the hallway with the with the with Jared
26:53
Speaker 2: and with Bobby Sprian. We were out there just talking
26:55
Speaker 2: about somebody. I got tired listening to you. And I
26:58
Speaker 2: know you said you're not one wants to thump your chest,
27:01
Speaker 2: and I completely I completely understand. But you're always doing something.
27:04
Speaker 11: Yeah yeah, because I'm on a couple of boards committees.
27:06
Speaker 11: So we had a football camp too, well, my fraternity did.
27:09
Speaker 11: We had a Virginia State University. That was a great thing.
27:11
Speaker 11: You'll make us. I five Attorney Incorporated. We had a
27:14
Speaker 11: football camp, which is a free football camp.
27:16
Speaker 3: We do that.
27:17
Speaker 11: I also I am involved with I got a camp.
27:22
Speaker 11: It's a stem camp called Camp Invention, and I'm partnering
27:25
Speaker 11: with step by Step and we're gonna do it with
27:27
Speaker 11: them this and starts Monday. I wish I had more time,
27:30
Speaker 11: but the camp starts Monday. It's a great STEM camp.
27:32
Speaker 11: I did it last year with the Median Center and
27:34
Speaker 11: it's a great camp. I mean, kids learned Stam. They
27:37
Speaker 11: come and they go to classes, and we have teachers
27:40
Speaker 11: and we have like the local high school kids that
27:41
Speaker 11: come and help out to with the camp.
27:43
Speaker 3: And it's a great thing.
27:44
Speaker 2: Now for those who maybe are a little bit younger
27:47
Speaker 2: like me, uh and don't understand completely Stam. What when
27:50
Speaker 2: you talk about Stam, explain what that is.
27:51
Speaker 11: It's like science and yeah, technology science. Yeah, so again
27:55
Speaker 11: and they build. You'll build stuff and you'll they have
27:58
Speaker 11: a kit sent to them and they the classes and
28:00
Speaker 11: it's I mean, it's it's crazy, man. They like I mean,
28:04
Speaker 11: if I could, I wish I had like the all
28:06
Speaker 11: the stuff that I could pull out back and yeah,
28:08
Speaker 11: but it's like I mean, it's it's Yeah, they do
28:10
Speaker 11: a whole week as classes. So you'll go in each
28:13
Speaker 11: each thing, you'll have like the teachers, each like teacher,
28:16
Speaker 11: well person teaching the class will have a kid and
28:18
Speaker 11: you'll build stuff and you'll do it.
28:20
Speaker 2: Yeah, so, uh, you're also, of course a big part
28:23
Speaker 2: of Capitol High School.
28:24
Speaker 3: Yeah right, yes, Sarah, Yes, Sarah.
28:26
Speaker 2: A smile on your face talk about Capitol No.
28:28
Speaker 11: I mean, you know, I you know, I love Capital man,
28:30
Speaker 11: were you know? And it's because it's a great place.
28:33
Speaker 11: Great school, man, great school, wonderful school.
28:35
Speaker 2: When school start for Kampa, kids go back to nineteenth
28:39
Speaker 2: of August. Yes, when does the staff go back a
28:41
Speaker 2: week or so before that?
28:42
Speaker 11: Yeah, August eleventh they come back to before it back
28:44
Speaker 11: all right?
28:45
Speaker 2: And and your role at Capitol High School is assistant principal.
28:47
Speaker 2: All right, how's that been?
28:48
Speaker 3: It's been. It's been cool, man, it's been.
28:50
Speaker 2: I would think that when I if I were in
28:52
Speaker 2: school to know that I had you make them calling
28:54
Speaker 2: it are you mister more than.
28:55
Speaker 3: Mister mister Moore coach hill So.
28:58
Speaker 2: Coach, because I would think that have somebody like you
29:00
Speaker 2: as a assistant principal would have been pretty cool.
29:03
Speaker 11: Yeah, yeah, it's it's it's been fun. My first start,
29:09
Speaker 11: I first, my first vice principal type of tenure was
29:12
Speaker 11: at South Charleston Middle School and I did that for
29:14
Speaker 11: semester and that was that was real real, that was
29:17
Speaker 11: like the cool experience in the Capitol High job opened up,
29:20
Speaker 11: then I took the Capitol High job.
29:21
Speaker 2: What is it about Capitol High, in your opinion, makes
29:23
Speaker 2: such a special place.
29:24
Speaker 11: Man Like, it's the real world man, Capitol High. Like
29:29
Speaker 11: the slogan to Capitalize. Everybody someway to Capitol High. But
29:32
Speaker 11: Capitol High is embodies the city of Charleston pretty much
29:34
Speaker 11: like you have every fast of life there and then
29:38
Speaker 11: the staff they care about the kids, ma'am. Because like
29:42
Speaker 11: Capitol High gets for the for the world of me,
29:45
Speaker 11: it has such a bad rep and people have never
29:47
Speaker 11: been to Capitol High. I have never set food in
29:49
Speaker 11: Capital High. Have his persona of Capitol High. It is
29:52
Speaker 11: not true. And you think you can't get education at
29:54
Speaker 11: Capital I mean we have people that are doctors, lawyers,
29:56
Speaker 11: delicate's special, they're city council people. We have people that
29:59
Speaker 11: do everything from Capitol High School. And it's just that
30:01
Speaker 11: I and I don't know why that we have to
30:04
Speaker 11: fight the stigma man like, people like I want to
30:06
Speaker 11: make kid the Capitol because I can't.
30:07
Speaker 3: Yes, you can, you can.
30:09
Speaker 11: And it's the thing about Capital man like, you can
30:12
Speaker 11: go there and you I'm telling you get your top
30:14
Speaker 11: notch education, and you can be whatever you want to
30:16
Speaker 11: be from Capital.
30:16
Speaker 2: We've got too many success stories out of Capitol High
30:19
Speaker 2: School for people that have gone on to much bigger
30:21
Speaker 2: and better things for me to believe that it's not
30:24
Speaker 2: that good. It's not a good place.
30:25
Speaker 3: Yeah.
30:26
Speaker 11: And I mean, like, you know, I went to the
30:27
Speaker 11: Capital High School. I graduated in ninety seven, and and
30:29
Speaker 11: people and I let people talk sometimes and they'll be like, oh,
30:32
Speaker 11: you work at Capitol High And I'm like, so tell
30:35
Speaker 11: me a boy Capital and they will be like, well
30:37
Speaker 11: I heard I'm saying, man, that's a lie. And a
30:39
Speaker 11: lot of times, you know, it's like I don't know why,
30:41
Speaker 11: and just like is this the it's like the hardest
30:44
Speaker 11: thing to get off when we're doing a good job.
30:45
Speaker 11: And John Henderson up here are principal. He's a wonderful man.
30:48
Speaker 11: He's doing a good job and bringing the school back
30:50
Speaker 11: and getting us back to the top or well a
30:52
Speaker 11: reputation back up where it needs to be.
30:54
Speaker 2: All right, I want to I want to ask you
30:55
Speaker 2: this question. I brought you on to talk about City
30:57
Speaker 2: Council and we're going to the thousands. I do want
31:00
Speaker 2: I want, I do want to say though about if
31:02
Speaker 2: you could give a message to parents right now, whether
31:05
Speaker 2: it's Capital High or wherever the kids are going to
31:07
Speaker 2: school right now, is in a couple of weeks we
31:10
Speaker 2: get ready to send the kids back to school, what
31:12
Speaker 2: would the message for parents be for any school?
31:14
Speaker 11: For in the school, man, just prepared, work with your staff,
31:17
Speaker 11: be vigilant, and you know, sometimes you get upset. But
31:20
Speaker 11: if something that you don't like, go to the staff
31:22
Speaker 11: and ask ask questions the counselors, the principals, the teachers,
31:26
Speaker 11: and we're here to help you. We're here for you,
31:29
Speaker 11: we're not against you. So sometimes you know this and
31:32
Speaker 11: be a part. Join the PTA if you you know,
31:35
Speaker 11: just be active in the school and just like you
31:39
Speaker 11: know this, bear with them. You know right now some
31:40
Speaker 11: things are going on where we have some cuts and
31:41
Speaker 11: stuff whatnot, so some things might be a little different,
31:44
Speaker 11: but just bear with us and just be prepared and
31:46
Speaker 11: just come help and be just be a part.
31:49
Speaker 2: Laymore. He is the Charleston City councilor Out Award for
31:52
Speaker 2: Assistant Principal at Capital High School. Any other titles when
31:55
Speaker 2: I throw out there, board member of various things.
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Speaker 11: You know when me and Woody always looks out for me.
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Speaker 11: So I do stuff a Woody out of time too.
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Speaker 2: Oh that's a bad influence right there. You stay away
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Speaker 2: from Woody, all right. I appreciate you being here, man,
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Speaker 2: all right, so doing it again, we are so Roberts.
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Speaker 2: We're heading the parking lot tomorrow morning, eleven eleven, Virginia, sure, Charleston,
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Speaker 2: seven until six pm as we are going to try
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Speaker 2: And I'll tell you any everybody within the sign of
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Speaker 2: my voice has undergone flooding, you know, at one point
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Speaker 2: or another. But the pictures and the people that I
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Speaker 2: talked to both on and off air. Joe Kincer, the
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Speaker 2: old buddy of mine from my hometown who have livesim
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Speaker 2: Buchannan right now, you know, he and his family were
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Speaker 2: trapped in their house from the time the storm really
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Speaker 2: hit up there, which is about five thirty or six
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Speaker 2: on Tuesday afternoon, until they spent basically twenty of them
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Speaker 2: then their neighbors twenty four hours in their house. I've
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Speaker 2: seen lots of bits and pieces on the social media
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Speaker 2: of folks who were marooned at one place or another
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Speaker 2: and just had to spend the night in their car,
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Speaker 2: hanging out at this convenience store of that gas station
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Speaker 2: on Buckhannon Island. And here's what we want people to
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Speaker 2: understand too, is that I mean, and I'm not trying
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Speaker 2: to be morbid here, but we don't know the extent
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Speaker 2: of everything yet because there are areas that they couldn't
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Speaker 2: get to. There were literally people in trees yesterday and
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Speaker 2: the day before. Governor Morrissey is set to have a
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Speaker 2: press event at about ten o'clock this morning, and he's
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Speaker 2: supposed to have more information about that, because everybody's saying,
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Speaker 2: we're their fatalities at We don't know that was I
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Speaker 2: was on the area. You have to We didn't know
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Speaker 2: because and the governor may or may not have some
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Speaker 2: sort I don't know. He has a press event I
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Speaker 2: think sketched for ten this morning. We don't know what's
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Speaker 2: going to come out of that. Of course we'll be
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Speaker 2: covering it, uh but and I just don't know, and
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Speaker 2: let the news people and the first responders cover it. Please, yes,
37:32
Speaker 2: don't be one of those lookie loues. Well I want
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Speaker 2: to drive up and see what's going on up there.
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Speaker 2: Please don't, please don't. Please just stay out of the
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Speaker 2: way and let us do the thing we are trained
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Speaker 2: to do that in ways that stay out of the
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Speaker 2: rescue efforts. All right, Tomorrow morning seven am till six
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Speaker 2: pm tomorrow evening on our parking not eleven eleven Virginia
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Speaker 2: Streetd's and Charleston. We will be collecting various things to
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Speaker 2: be given to the flood victims in north central West Virginia.
37:58
Speaker 2: What are we looking for? So it's an emergent and
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Speaker 2: see flood relief drop. If you have experienced some of
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Speaker 2: the flooding, you know some of the things we are seeking.
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Speaker 2: Think five gallon resealable buckets, because we can fill those
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Speaker 2: with the various cleaning supplies and baby wipes and bottled
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Speaker 2: water and some non perishable snacks. Those are the sorts
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Speaker 2: of things baby supplies, diapers and such that we can
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Speaker 2: get folks either up and running or we can replenish
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Speaker 2: the stocks that they have already used to take care
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Speaker 2: of folks over the past couple of days. We're going
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Speaker 2: eight until six tomorrow here. I'm sorry, that's one of
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Speaker 2: the one of the changes that so we're having some
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Speaker 2: we're having some many hands make light work and the
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Speaker 2: West Virginia Association Affairs and Festivals is going to join
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Speaker 2: us with the collecting and the loading, and so we're
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Speaker 2: going to go eight until six tomorrow eleven eleven, Virginia
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Speaker 2: Street East. Plug that into your GPS. If you're not
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Speaker 2: one of those folks, if you're a if you're a
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Speaker 2: landmark kind of person and street names, use the Leonsulli
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Speaker 2: an exit. Take it to Virginia Street. Hang a left
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Speaker 2: at first pres that's the only way you should turn
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Speaker 2: onto Virginia Street. They should be in the keyword at
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Speaker 2: least once a week. Somebody's going the wrong way and
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Speaker 2: we'll be right there on your right. It is a
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Speaker 2: loop through our parking lot. You do not have to
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Speaker 2: get out of your nice, comfortable vehicle to make this donation.
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Speaker 2: We will have people to do that. We will load
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Speaker 2: it up eventually. Tightened Roofing is going to do the
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Speaker 2: transport and the distribution, so they are statewide. They are
39:29
Speaker 2: helping with other efforts from WVRC media stations throughout the
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Speaker 2: state in order to contribute to this. So we've got
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Speaker 2: everything covered, but the stuff. You bring it to us
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Speaker 2: tomorrow eight until six, eleven eleven, Virginia. We're not looking
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Speaker 2: for clothes or anything like that. That's a big thing
39:46
Speaker 2: we appreciate. We're kind of specific on what we need.
39:49
Speaker 2: Bottles of water, cleaning supplies. You said, those buckets are great,
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Speaker 2: you know, because we can put stuff in those buckets.
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Speaker 12: Yes.
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Speaker 2: In fact, the last time we did a flood relief drop,
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Speaker 2: we based it on the buckets so that we could
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Speaker 2: we could create kits as we go. We ended up
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Speaker 2: with four stories high of those buckets. I would love, love,
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Speaker 2: love to have more and more of those to pass along.
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Speaker 2: But we appreciate the thought. When it comes to things
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Speaker 2: like clothes and bedding, we really do, and there are
40:21
Speaker 2: other places that can use those right now. But anything
40:24
Speaker 2: soft fibered is not going to be helpful right now.
40:27
Speaker 2: Anything that's going to absorb water is not going to
40:30
Speaker 2: be helpful. We need waterproof things. We need things we
40:32
Speaker 2: can clean up, personal hygiene items so folks can get
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Speaker 2: themselves cleaned up. That's our focus tomorrow. And cash is king,
40:40
Speaker 2: if you like to say, we can take cash and
40:42
Speaker 2: we can take checks, and doing a little bit differently
40:44
Speaker 2: this time. I understand we're working with the Red Cross
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Speaker 2: on this, so American Red Cross, American Red Cross. And
40:49
Speaker 2: in that memo line, if you're a check writer, in
40:51
Speaker 2: that memo line, you put West Virginia flood Relief. Yes,
40:53
Speaker 2: that way it's already earmarked to go to the right
40:56
Speaker 2: place and again, American Red Cross is a statewide, region wide,
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Speaker 2: nationwide organization so that you can on all of the
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Speaker 2: charity watchdogs. You can see where money goes and those
41:09
Speaker 2: sorts of things. I know that we have already had
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Speaker 2: some of our partners step up to start writing checks
41:17
Speaker 2: for themselves and lay down some challenges. Yeah, I want
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Speaker 2: to thank you for bringing that up, Harvey Peyton of
41:23
Speaker 2: the Peyton Law Firm. Of course he does ask the
41:25
Speaker 2: lawyer here Tom every Thursday morning at a twenty on
41:29
Speaker 2: the air. Today, I was upstairs my office listening Harvey
41:33
Speaker 2: pledging five hundred dollars on behalf of his law firm.
41:36
Speaker 2: And so basically what he's doing is he's trying to
41:39
Speaker 2: get other attorneys to pledge five hundred dollars if he
41:42
Speaker 2: can get as if I understand it's correctly, if he
41:45
Speaker 2: could get three others besides him to donate five hundred
41:49
Speaker 2: dollars apiece, then he says he'll kick in another five
41:52
Speaker 2: hundred dollars. And we are always grateful for Harvey joining
41:58
Speaker 2: in these things, helping our friends and neighbors. He's always
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Speaker 2: one of the first ones to. When one of these
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Speaker 2: drop things happens, he will walk in start waving to check,
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Speaker 2: all right, who I make this thing out to? And
42:09
Speaker 2: I love that he is challenging other folks. You know,
42:11
Speaker 2: I don't know if he named any names. I mean,
42:14
Speaker 2: we did, did he? I say, I wouldn't want to
42:15
Speaker 2: start randomly throwing out names like JB Acres and den Selango.
42:19
Speaker 2: He did exactly that. That's exactly the two he mentioned.
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Speaker 2: Y You know, I wouldn't want to, Actually I would.
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Speaker 2: I would be more likely to mention her honor Acres
42:29
Speaker 2: because I would imagine she makes all the adjudications in
42:33
Speaker 2: that particular household. No offense to JB. But I think
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Speaker 2: we all know who wears the robe in that relationship.
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Speaker 9: I mean that.
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Speaker 2: I mean that in the best way as somebody who's
42:42
Speaker 2: been well, somebody who's over to let's put it all right,
42:46
Speaker 2: eight am till six pm tomorrow on our parking. That
42:48
Speaker 2: weather is going to be great. Yes, So we've done
42:51
Speaker 2: this on all kinds of weather, from snow to these
42:54
Speaker 2: similar things, snow to rain to but not going to
42:57
Speaker 2: be too hot. Brian Hustay's Weather's God Goldilocks Day. It's
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Speaker 2: a perfect Day. Chamber of Commerce Day eight am six
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Speaker 2: pm on our parking lot Tomorrow eleven eleven, Virginia Treats
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Speaker 2: in Charleston and Rob, thank you for helping out with
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Speaker 2: this and all the all the ones that you've done
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Speaker 2: in the past, and we appreciate it.
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Speaker 5: Man.
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Speaker 2: We created this method, this drop hierarchy, this this structure
43:19
Speaker 2: so that when the emergency happens that we can Okay,
43:22
Speaker 2: we need to do a drop. Let's do it on Friday.
43:25
Speaker 2: Got everything lined up and ready to go, so we
43:27
Speaker 2: have the QR codes and stuff like that. I don't
43:30
Speaker 2: have the answer that I know that the American Red
43:32
Speaker 2: Cross will absolutely positively have a link. I think that
43:36
Speaker 2: may already exist. I have not seen it, so I
43:40
Speaker 2: will confirm, but I think and on social media as well.
43:43
Speaker 2: All right, it was time to start putting some No, actually,
43:47
Speaker 2: you've got an event tonight. I do. In fact, I
43:49
Speaker 2: am willing to get the jump on this. If you
43:52
Speaker 2: are a if you are a Putnam County person or
43:54
Speaker 2: as I'm told the local say, a Putnam County person.
43:58
Speaker 2: And I'm going to be at Valley and Hurricane. It's
44:01
Speaker 2: rodeo night for the night market. So truck Norris, which
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Speaker 2: is what we call the vehicle for ninety six to
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Speaker 2: one k wus. We will be there this evening. If
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Speaker 2: you're like, I can't make it during the day tomorrow,
44:12
Speaker 2: but I got stuffs. Bring it to me and I
44:15
Speaker 2: can bring it back, so we can kind of get
44:16
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44:19
Speaker 2: and this is part of the Night Market series and
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Speaker 2: we team up with them, you know, about once a
44:23
Speaker 2: month or so to get to go there for these things.
44:25
Speaker 2: And it's rodeo night. Tan't you you wearing the cowboy
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Speaker 2: hat and the whole deal, the cowboy hat, the boots
44:30
Speaker 2: and the holster and everything. No, that's it, cowboy, No, No,
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Speaker 2: nobody wants to see that. Ain't nobody wants again?
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Speaker 3: All right?
44:38
Speaker 2: Again? All right, So you'll be there tonight in Valley
44:41
Speaker 2: Park for that and again starting at six. Yeah, I think, yeah,
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Speaker 2: I think it's six to nine tonight, six to nine.
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Speaker 2: It's free music. You'll be able to buy dinner while
44:49
Speaker 2: you're there. There's plenty of shopping and lots of shenanigans
44:52
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44:54
Speaker 2: like Rob said, if you can't make it to Charleston tomorrow.
44:56
Speaker 2: Come out to Valley Park and see him tonight. He's
44:58
Speaker 2: not hard to find. With truck Norris the tenth I
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Speaker 2: David just wanted to tell people in the flooded areas,
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Speaker 2: mister mom reference. Well, you can always count on Rob
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Speaker 2: Reel for something like that. Texas, how about do we
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Speaker 2: teach some basic life classes for kids like how to budget, finance,
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Speaker 2: cook change attire, sew a button, etc. Etc. I can
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Speaker 2: tell you a lot of that does go on in schools,
50:56
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50:58
Speaker 2: government when I went into schools and we do voter
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Speaker 2: I'm torn on these flock cameras. On one hand, I
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Speaker 2: do not want any more types of privacy invasions. However,
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Speaker 2: I could see how they could help and identify and
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Speaker 2: I'm just going to say it evil people like those
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Speaker 2: who dumped the entire litter of kittens right on the
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Speaker 2: We'll have to talk to Angie Gillenwater from the Canal
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Speaker 2: the show today. Senator Shelley Moore Capito will be here
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Speaker 2: see you, and Alan Adams from Oggen Newspapers. He was
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Speaker 2: He will be up there, and of course we're gonna
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Speaker 2: have more on the delicate print situation. General Jim Seward
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Speaker 2: will stop by and more this show tomorrow. As I said,
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Speaker 2: Angie Gillenwater is here, Kenan County Commission, President of ben
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Speaker 2: Selango and live on the levee. TJ. Meadows is coming
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Speaker 2: up with talk line. How you doing man, I'm doing well, sir,
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Speaker 2: and yourself. I'm doing great. It's wonderful. All right, do
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Speaker 2: a little show today, a little song and dance which
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Speaker 2: I got something going on, I'm sure.
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Speaker 12: County Commission president at ten to six. Brad mclheney at
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Speaker 12: ten twenty three, the latest on Delegate Pritz. We'll also
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Speaker 12: talk with the American Red Cross how they're helping out
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Speaker 12: across the state. Agnes Queen Lewis County Commission President joins
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Speaker 12: us at eleven o six. We'll check in with doctor Moore,
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Speaker 12: President at West Virginia Wesleyan at eleven thirty.
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Speaker 2: That and more, all right, And this whole thing with
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Speaker 2: the delegate there you can read about at wv metronews
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Speaker 2: dot com. Has to do with Roadblock producer Ryan Nicholson,
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Speaker 2: who is all things when it comes to gaming and
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Speaker 2: technology and things that I don't understand. He's going to
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Speaker 2: join me on the show on midday Today to talk
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Speaker 2: more about it, explaining exactly what it is. Back after no,
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Speaker 2: not back after this, back later till then, have fun
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Speaker 2: to love somebody.
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Speaker 1: At six point five then Charleston one O four point
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