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02-13-2024 Your Pipeline to Energy Policy and Local Elections · The Dave Allen Show

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in Charleston today. We're gonna kind of get to take on some things going
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on in the enmy energy industry, not only in West Virginia, button around
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the country as well. And Chris Walters, who is a form legislator of
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course, he's also a candidate for Kanaw County Commission. It'll be stopping by
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a little bit later on as well. I want to get into some things
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going on if a legislature later on in the show. And I didn't get
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a chance yesterday because we had all these mayors in here and I, by
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the way, thank you so much to all those mayors that we had from
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all around the state yesterday and Travis Blosser from the Municipal League. I didn't
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the show, they want to turn things over to Jeff Jenkins in the news
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room. There were some areas Jeff, as we say in the business normal
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low lying areas and had some high water issues. Well you know, the
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good thing is it stopped raining, but it rained really hard, as folks
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know here in Kanaugh County and we set a one day record for that day.
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So like you know for February twelfth, there was a one day record
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for rainfall here in Kanak County. Yeah, so it rained really hard.
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And if you look at, you know, overnight in the notifications that came
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into Knaw County Metro nine one one, it's just like every stream that you
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could almost think of. It wasn't every stream, but it was a lot
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of the streams that might be familiar to people were high and they got into
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the road. And so you had your traditional areas like the underpass at DuPont,
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at the DuPont Plant, DuPont Plant. I mean, you know that
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floods when you get some of this. So you had that Witcher Creek got
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some water up in the road, Lynch Creek got some water up in the
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road. You had parts of Green Brier up in the upper into Green Briar
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Street. Also had some backwater flooding at Rock Creek there not far off of
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the Nitro exit. Hurricane got some backwater flooding in some of those areas.
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So you know, there's definitely some flooding. But the good thing was is
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that it quit raining. No, we don't have any word of anything getting
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in the homes or anything like that. Be some basements, it got shirt
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water, and there's some trees down. There's a mud slade on quarter Gee.
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Power outage just say some power outages too, but not of the major
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variety. And the sun's out now. And yeah, what'll be a Sunday
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day. Yeah, what we're gonna do with today is a windy is gonna
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be kind of windy, but the rain is gone and so this will this
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will go down pretty quickly, all right, Jeff, I appreciate it,
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man, thanks a lot. It is eleven minutes after nin have a day
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Stephanie, Good morning, welcome to the show. Good morning, Dave,
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thanks so much for having me. Thank you for being here. First of
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all, what is the American Patrol you institute, what do you do there?
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Absolutely so. API is the only national trade organization that represents all segments
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of America's natural gas and oil industry. So that's the producers, that's the
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pipeline folks, whether it's pipeline, rail, barge to get that product to
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where it needs to go, to the refining segment to service and supply companies
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as well as petrochemical complexes that you see cropping up around the country as well.
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So we represent around six hundred members and we were founded over one hundred
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years ago, our national trade organization, and we were actually founded as a
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standard setting organization to the industry, and we maintain eight hundred industry standards and
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recommended practices by which the industry follows. And you're at West Virginia and Charles
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new you today. For Yes, I'm here making the rounds visiting with various
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legislators and have a few media opportunities here to talk about the importance of West
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Virginia's natural gas and oil industry. And along those lines, there's a lot
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of things Stephanie making the news in the world of energy lately. I want
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to talk about gas for a moment. The Biden administration has run a file
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of many of those in the natural gas industry as of late. Imagine that
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what is the latest thing that you're taking a look at with your group.
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Yes, well, there are there are many as you as you referenced,
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but I think right now top of mind would be the Biden Administration's pause un
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liquefied natural gas export terminal approvals permits extremely problematic as the US is seen as
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the country that not only produces so much natural gas that we can take care
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of our domestic needs, but also to help our allies abroad so they don't
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have to be beholden to those unstable regions of the world for their energy needs.
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So what the Biden administration has said is that they are taking a pause,
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that's the word they're using on any new or future if you will,
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or pending applications for LNG export terminals to be built in this country. And
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I do have an interesting factoid in that area, just to show you how
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big this really is. There are four pending applications right now the Department of
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Energy. If those four are approved, it would be enough natural gas to
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power the entire country of India for one year for their energy needs. So,
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and this is something that West Virginia leaders have really caught onto and have
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been extremely critical of the President in his move to restrict energy export terminals being
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built in this country. And to cite a couple of examples, West Virginia
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was one of twenty two states that signed a letter urging the Biden administration to
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reverse course and reverse this decision on this pause on LG exports. Senate President
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Craig Blair last week had a press conference on the issue and he stood there
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under his leadership with twenty of his colleagues right there outside the Senate chambers to
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urge the Biden administration to reverse course on this because it will have a detrimental
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impact on West Virginia. So you take a look at those things. And
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also US Senator Manchion I cannot forget him as well, he is extremely critical
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of this policy change. Had a hearing last week with the Senate Committee pushing
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back and bringing in the experts to say, please tell us by an administration,
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why this is a good idea. What is the reason Stephanie that they
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give for the pause. Yes, well, they say that they need to
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take a look at the climate impacts of liquified natural gas. Well, right
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there, I have an argument with that, because it's because of natural gas
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that we've been able to reduce our carbon emissions footprint here in the country to
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the lowest level in two decades. We are leading the world in carbon emissions
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reductions, So that does not carry any weight. But this is the most
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frustrating part of this, and the President has acknowledged this himself in social media
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that he listened to an environmental activist influencer, social media influencer on this issue.
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They asked, they implored the president to do this pause, and he
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listened to somebody has no scientific background at all in this area, only because
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it's purely political. Because he feels, the president feel that he is losing
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that age segment, the young segment support with the upcoming elections. So he
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listened to a social media influence. Does somebody explain to him what social media
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was good question. Good question. Stephanie Gatarino Wismond for the American Patrolly Institute
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is here. Your group recently released something called the State of Energy Report.
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What was the report and what were the findings? Yes, that was our
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State of American Energy Report. Our president and CEO Mike Summers, every year
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in January gives a state of the State, if you will, on the
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energy industry in the country and focusing of course on natural gas and oil.
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And while we are the number one producer of energy in the entire world,
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which is an enviable position to be in, we are as we just talked
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about one of several issues that the Biden administration is pushing back on major headwinds
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that's really putting our energy future at risk. So the message was, yes,
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we are in a great position today. However, we need to change
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course, and policy makers need to push on the administration and change course and
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focus on three core pillars on how we can reverse this change. And we
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need a long term energy strategy, which to include permitting reform. We need
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permitting reform desperately to get energy infrastructure permitted in a timely fashion. Energy security,
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like I've talked about, you know, we are energy secure in this
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country. We want to share that with the world so they don't have to
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be beholden too unstable regions of the world. And access. We need more
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access to development of natural gas and oil, and this administration has pushed back
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on that. This administration has shut off areas of the country saying no,
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no, with no real justification that we cannot develop these areas. Our industry
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develops these safely and responsibly, and so we are putting our energy future at
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risk with these bad policies that are coming down. So those are the three
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issues that we need to focus on to get back on track nine to eighteen.
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misconceptions about the energy policies or the energy industry I should say in America today.
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Yeah, I mean the fact of the matter is, I mean,
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we are very capital intensive industry, and we put in billions and billions of
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dollars into new technologies and innovations, and we are making our product cleaner,
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the clean It just produced the cleanest as anywhere in the world. So I
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say that's a misconception to say that, you know, this is a dirty
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fossil fuel industry. Absolutely not. I mean, we lead the way in
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technological advancements, and we have reduced our environmental footprint, as I've said,
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so, really, the United States is a leader in reducing carbon emissions and
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people should take notice to that, and we should you scream that from the
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rooftops. That's not something we should be ashamed of. That is a good
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thing. And our industry is very mindful and wants to reduce our environmental footprint
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and is doing so. I mean that it's critical, it's the right thing
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to do, and it's good business. So you take a look at that.
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Also, I think some people don't realize that our modern way of life
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is really contingent upon a healthy natural gas and oil industry. And what I
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mean by that is the derivatives of oil and natural gas that go to all
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the electronics that I see in this room right here make it possible, whether
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it's you know, pharmaceuticals, the eyeglasses you wear, the clothes you wear,
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the cars you drive, even with renewable energies, you know, those
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those blades on wind turbines and those panels on the solar panels are all made
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possible because of the derivatives of oil and natural gas. So without if you
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cut out our industry, you are looking at, you know, sacrificing your
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modern way of life that we've enjoyed now for decades upon decades. Where can
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people learn more, Stephanie, about to your organization in the America Patrollingmissitude or
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some of the work you're doing. You have a websiting throughout there for its
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true www dot a PI dot org. You can learn about all of the
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issues that are before us right now. And Dave, if we do have
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time, one thing I did want to do another shout out to Senate President
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Craig Blair. In addition to the press conference he did last week on LNG,
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he also spearheaded a move to pass a concurrent resolution back in January that
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we'll go to the federal government saying, hey, this is important, Congress.
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You need to pass permitting reform for energy infrastructure as soon as possible.
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And again, that's forward thinking, that is leadership, and quite frankly,
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Washington, DC could take some lessons from West Virginia on how we feel about
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natural gas and oil and what it plays in our energy future. All right,
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well, appreciate you stopping by. I tho you're very, very busy,
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said, you got a big day here in Charleston today and you're out
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making the rounds. I appreciate you being here. Thanks a lot, Thanks
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so much for having me. Stephanie Katarino wismod again from the American Patrollium Institute.
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County Commission, Republican Canada, Chris Walters is here. Chris, welcome to
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the show. Thanks for having me, Dave. I appreciate that. And
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you have with you today. I have my daughter. I have Aubrey with
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me today. Her school's on a two hour delay, and my wife volunteering
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at my son's school. So she gets to come with me and we're dropping
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in here before I take her to Jay. All Right, how are you,
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Aubrey? I'm good and go ahead. You and you go to what
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school I go to? J? Okay John Adams? Yes, okay,
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I just started there. Okay, transferred in like November. Okay, all
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right, So what grade are you? I'm in eighth grade? Okay?
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What's your favorite subject? I kind of like I like math a lot because
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really the math I'm learning about is like I know a lot of it,
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So I have pretty good grades in there. Okay. All right, Well,
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well we wish you the best in your in your academic career. What
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do you want to be when you grow up? I want to learn about
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animals a lot, and like learn about animal biology and see if I can
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work in the field that involves that. I like her, Chris, She's
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a lot better than me. Well let me just say that. When she
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had me with animals, that's what you see. I don't really like people
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that much, but I love animals. I mean, they can't talk crap
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about you. I like it. I like her, Chris. You can
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leave. Uh, so you're running for You're running for Reckinon County Commission.
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Now you announced several months ago, came on the show and talked about that.
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But why are you running for Knaw County Commission? Absolutely? I mean,
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as you all can see, I live here. I raised my family
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here, I own my small business here. I grew up in Kanall County,
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and over the time that I've been in Kanall County, I've seen population
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leave, businesses close, The mall is a shell of what it once was,
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and I feel like there's a lot more we can do to bring this
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back to turn Kanall County around, and I have the passion and the energy
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to do so for our citizens and give us your background. Yeah, absolutely,
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Well, as I said, born and raised here in Cross Lanes,
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actually went to school at West Virginia University. I was fortunate enough to serve
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in the Senate from twenty twelve to twenty sixteen representing this area. And you
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got to do a lot for West Virginia. Whyles in the Senate focused on
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broadband? The reason why we have companies like Cast Cable coming in here to
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compete is because of opening the door to allow that to happen. While I
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was in the Senate focused a lot on taking care of our citizens, with
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bringing uber to West Virginia against drunk driving. I opened up an insurance industry.
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I owned my own agency, employ people right here on Capitol Street.
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I bought the old Ernie's Esquire building, which had been vacant since nineteen ninety
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seven, completely redid the building and reshaped that area of downtown Capitol Street.
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So I've invested here, grow my family here, my business is here.
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I just want to keep on working for Kannall County. What do you you
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kind of touch on this a little bit, Chris, some of the biggest
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needs of Knaw County that you want to get accomplished as as County Commissary.
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You talked about population loss and things of that nature, But what are some
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other things? Infrastructure is always a big one, But what are some of
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the things that you want to work at? If I like, then you
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know we need to work together in Knall County. Whenever I was in the
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Senate, I saw the Route sixty committee where the mayors of PoCA, Bancroft,
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and Buffalo and all those areas got together once a month, shared equipment
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and worked together. We don't do that in Kannall County. We don't have
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it where the mayors come together, share equipment, make sure they have what
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they need so we don't have to stretch our budgets to try to own something
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of our own. You know, we have so many vacant dilapidated houses.
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I met with the mayor of Dunbar. He does something fascinating. He takes
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one hundred grand every year, goes to the tax lien cell and buys vacant
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properties on tax liens in Dunbar. He's tore down over forty five houses in
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Dunbar in his time there. That is a great way that we can acquire
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these vacant dilapidated houses and then tear them down to get rid of that.
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And when we get rid of that, we get rid of the homeless coming
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in there, We get rid of house fires, we get rid of a
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lot of the drug problem. We really fight the issue right at its heart
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and it improves the values of people's homes in their neighborhood. Talking to Chris
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lot of positive things happen over the last few years, and there are a
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lot of challenges here. We've touched on some of those already. What are
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some of the more positive things that you talked about this situation that's going on
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in Donebar with what the mayor is doing there, But what are some other
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of the more positive things that you'd like to continue. Yeah, I want
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to continue seeing broadband come in through the area of giving our businesses a chance
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to compete. You know, we've seen local taxes increase on businesses, but
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we haven't seen businesses get the help they need. I don't know if you
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know this, Dave, but it is incredibly tough to get a loan as
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a small business these days. It's incredibly tough to get money to grow your
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ideas. And I think the County Commission should be looking at that and helping
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with that. I think that we should be assisting business owners in our city
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any way we can. I mean, we saw the doors of a business
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close at the beginning of Capitol Street just recently, and instead of coming to
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him seeing how we can help to keep his doors open, the city put
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the stage in a way that no one could go to his business during regatta.
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I mean, we aren't talking to our business owners and we're kind of
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shutting them out in a way that that it's not right. And those are
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the people. The small businesses are the people that create the employment, that
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drive economic development. And it's time that we, as a county commission and
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we is the cities that are around Kennall County work with our small businesses even
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more. As you said in some of your advertising and whatever. You know,
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you're from here and you've been in public service in one way or another,
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either through your insurance company or the legislature for some time. What's your
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campaign strategy? Like you still outdoor knocking doing that sort of thing. Oh
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yeah, I'm gonna be out knocking doors, going to do that. You
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know, my campaign is gonna be positive. You know, I've got a
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TV ad that's coming out. It's a positive TV ad and we even have
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a warning warning this is a positive ad right before the ad starts, because
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people don't do that these days. I'm not about tearing someone down to get
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the seat. If people are gonna elect me, I want them to elect
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me on what I stand for and what I'm going to do. I don't
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want them to elect me just because of some negative ad against an opponent.
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So I really I'm gonna run by that. I'm gonna do the best I
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can to talk up my ideas and to put a positive message out. And
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if the people of Canall County see that and feel like they want to support
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me, I'm blessed to have your support. Speaking of your opponents, we
23:02
recently had another Republican who filed announced who was running for county commission on the
23:04
Republican side. We had him on the show, Dwayne Duncan you know and
23:07
I know you said you don't want to get into negativity and I respect you
23:11
for that. Neither did he, by the way, But what makes you
23:12
the better candidate on the Republican side? You know Kennall County, you know
23:17
me, you know my record, you know what I've done. You know
23:19
that I've fought for broadband, I've fought for outdoor dining that we have.
23:23
I brought Sunday Brunch, I did the uber bill that combats drunk driving.
23:27
If you look at what I've done and what I can do and accomplish,
23:32
then you'll see that I'm the best candidate for this position. I reformed juvenile
23:36
justice to where we don't send our children out of homes all the way to
23:38
Michigan, costing our state hundreds of thousands of dollars per family. I've created
23:44
more counselors in school to get mental health to our young children where they need
23:48
it. I try to do all I can to help our citizens in Kenall
23:52
County, and if elected, I want to continue to do that. On
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the Democratic ticket. We know former Secretary of State Natalie Tennant has announced that
23:59
she'll be running for commission but current commission Commissioner or former President Kent Carper surprised
24:04
a lot of people, Chris by announcing he was running for re election.
24:07
Were you surprised by that announcement. I didn't know what Commissioner Carpenter was going
24:11
to do, and it's for him to make that decision, and it's for
24:15
the voters socide how they're going to vote whenever it comes time for it,
24:18
in May for the primary and then in the general November. A lot's been
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said and lots have been discussed on this show in other places. I know
24:23
the current County Commission seems to be all on board with this capital Sports Center
24:27
complex. Where are you on that? You know? I think you know
24:32
tourism whenever it comes to athletics is amazing. I question where we were when
24:38
this was announced. Did we have a deal together with a bondholder? As
24:41
my understanding was, we didn't. I'm not for eminent domain to take property
24:45
from bondholders to be able to do this. I do want to see a
24:49
sports complex. I think that an Olympic sized swimming pool would be amazing for
24:53
this area, something we don't have. Swimming is a huge sport, just
24:56
like soccer. To bring that tourism here, fill our hotels and help our
25:00
mall. So there's positives to the sports facility. I'd love to see it
25:06
get accomplished. I just want to make sure we're doing it in the right
25:07
way and then we're not going crazy over budget on it either. We're talking
25:11
about a lot of money and it's a big risk. I think it has
25:15
a big reward. You have to take chances like that, but we also
25:18
have to do it in as much of an economic way as possible. Where
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can people learn more about your campaign? Absolutely on my Facebook page. It
25:26
just searched Chris Walters, you'll find me. That's where I'm doing everything off
25:30
of and you can learn more about me what I'm doing, the meetings I'm
25:33
out hosting, and I think you'll see a lot more coming up. I
25:37
just put a video up talking about my plans for Saint Albans community, about
25:41
how to increase housing values and how to get a road from the interstate to
25:45
Saint Albans to connect that community like never before. And I want to close
25:48
with this because there's a lot you know, Kana County is a big county.
25:52
You know you're from here. You know this biggest in the state land
25:56
wise, and the needs of what's going on on Cabin Creek aren't necessarily the
26:02
needs and wants of Saint Albans. And I'll mention that because you did.
26:07
How is a county commissioner that is covering that big of an area. How
26:10
do you make sure no one it feels neglected? Absolutely Well, there's three
26:14
of us, so it's kind of a situation where we need to work together
26:17
to make sure that we have an expertise and an intelligent about all the areas
26:21
of Kennall County, even from you know Clinton and doesn't have a building commissioner.
26:25
They're having problems tearing down vacant houses because them is a city don't have
26:29
the funds to be able to hire that type of person. We need to
26:32
understand what's going on in these individual communities and find out how to help them.
26:36
I'm going to take the time to meet with the mayors, to meet
26:37
with the citizens, to have town halls, to go out and hear from
26:41
the people. My ideas come from you. My great ideas come from people
26:45
reaching out to me, telling me their thoughts and us working together to create
26:48
a plan. And I really encourage people to reach out to me with the
26:52
ideas they have because I'm one person. I can't be everywhere, but you
26:56
guys are in the community and I really rely on your help to be able
27:00
to get the needs out to the people that need them. Would you be
27:03
open to and maybe these things are being planned I'm not aware of it to
27:07
a forum of sorts. I don't want to call it a debate, but
27:11
an opportunity for maybe the different candidates for county commission to get together to discuss
27:15
ideas, maybe a debate, maybe take questions from the hones. But is
27:18
that something that you'd be open to. I think anytime that we can get
27:21
people together to be able to have discussions so the citizens can be more deformed,
27:25
is a fantastic thing. So I'm available, happy to do it,
27:29
happy to have the conversation. I think it's just I think it's the best
27:33
thing we can do to get, you know, transparency. Whenever it comes
27:36
to this election, final thirty, watching someone vote for Chris Walters for Cannot
27:40
County Commission. You guys know me, You know Chris Walters. You know
27:42
what I've done. You know you can see it. You know, there's
27:45
few people that have been elected to the Senate, to the House that can
27:49
point to things that we're accomplished. The outdoor Dining Bill allowing all of our
27:52
restaurants to put the sidewalk dining out there. That wasn't allowed to happen till
27:57
I opened that up with the ABC for Charleston and other areas throughout the county,
28:02
bringing Uber to the state to combat drunk driving, to be able to
28:04
give people a safe way to get home where they can see on an app
28:08
where a vehicle's coming, if they have somebody that is in an unsafe situation,
28:14
they can get to safety. Even more, I've sponsored our police departments
28:17
in legislature or fire departments. I've been involved with backing them every way I
28:22
can, because we really need to put trust back into our police force.
28:26
We really need to put trust back into our communities. And I'm the candidate
28:30
that's going to do that. I want to bring Aubrey back in here for
28:33
a moment. Auri why should people vote for your dad? Well? I
28:36
believe he's a very trustworthy person, and he really does work as hard as
28:40
he can to provide and to like help out the community. And I honestly
28:47
believe that he is a great candidate for this election. See you got what
28:51
way? If she could vote, you got one vote. That's the best
28:53
endorsement I could ever have. Use that in your commercial. Yeah, all
28:57
right, so give me something. Let's see. I don't know if I
29:00
want to go down this road or not, but if you could change one
29:03
thing about your dad, what would it be? Now, don't get yourself
29:07
grounded. Okay's beard? Your beard? You don't like the beard I don't
29:14
really like? Okay, all right, Well, then then you're a house
29:18
divided. Yes, Aubrey, get back to school. She's on a two
29:22
hour to La by the way, so so just you know, so you're
29:26
on your way to school now, right, Yeah? Okay, she sounds
29:29
like she may try to talk dad out of going to school and not a
29:32
chance. Not a chance, Aubrey. Nice to meet you, Chris.
29:34
Always good to see. We'll talk against suid Man. Thanks a lot.
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for more information. Got several things of an I want to get to the
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rest of the show. By the way is open to you, so,
33:04
but I do have some text I want to get to Texas. Speaking of
33:07
the Canawa a County Commissioner's race, I wonder if Natalie reference to their former
33:10
Secretary State Natalie Tenant will go into the gutter against Carper. She has a
33:15
real chance to get him out. Heck, I might even switch parties just
33:19
to vote for her, says a Texter. Did the Texas start? I
33:23
wish somebody could explain this to me. One day, gas prices are two
33:27
seventy nine. The next day, next two days, gas prices are at
33:30
three h nine. Two days later gas prices are at two ninety nine.
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Then the next day gas prices are a three nineteen. Become American oil production
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can't give us stable prices, and I'm aware oil is a global commodity.
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Text says if that sports complex gets built, they need a new parking garage.
33:50
Besides being grimy and unsettling, the upper level decks have more ways in
33:54
them than the ocean. Grimy and unsettling, Coop, I have been called
33:59
that many times myself, Texas. Does anyone know the actual size of an
34:06
Olympic pool? Many businesses and hotels claim Olympic sized pools, but they all
34:10
look smaller than what I see you when I watch the actual Olympics. Cooper,
34:14
you have an assignment, what is the size of an Olympic pool?
34:19
And actually, Bensolango, current knag aatde Commission, is going to be on
34:22
the show this Friday, so maybe he's one that's really touting the sports complex.
34:25
Maybe I'll say, all right, Ben, exactly what is an Olympic
34:30
sized swimming pool? Coop is working on it as we speak. That's well,
34:34
he's got an answer. Yeah, I can give that too if you'd
34:36
like, asually a COO producer job every once in a while. Let's see,
34:39
it's fifty meters in length, which is about one hundred and sixty four
34:44
feet. The width is twenty five meters which is about eighty two feet,
34:46
a depth a minimum of two meters which is about six and a half feet,
34:50
with a recommended depth of three meters which is almost ten feet. Other
34:53
specifications. Ten lanes with each lane two point five meters which is just over
35:00
eight feet in width, with a water capacity of about six hundred and sixty
35:04
thousand gallons. So I have a feeling that Olympic from a casual standpoint and
35:09
Olympic from an official standpoint have to be two different things, because that is
35:14
that is not what you see at hotels, all right, And then you
35:16
know the really cool thing about Coop is he didn't google that, he just
35:20
knew that off the top of it was right off the top of my note.
35:23
That was my AI friend. Ah Coop's all about the AI I forgot.
35:28
Yeah, AI told him that. So there you go. There's your
35:30
answer, Texter. Let me get some other things here that to public hearing
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to discuss the fate of the postal facility at South Ridge is going to be
35:37
held tomorrow night. Chris Lawrence story posted about a WV metronews dot com.
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The Union Rep. Tim Holstein quoted in the story as saying the fact that
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the hearing night was falling on Valentine's Night, he wanted it known in the
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story and again you can read it on the website that that was not a
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night that was picked by the Union, he says. Mister Holdstein says the
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Coddal Seem and Convention Center were available both last night, Monday night, and
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tonight as well. He says the Postal Service could have chosen either day,
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but chose to have it on Wednesday night, which is Valentine's night. A
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lot of people may be going out to dinner, and of course a lot
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of people go to church and so on, and so forth. But that's
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the date that they picked, according to the Union rep. And he says
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he thinks that day was chosen simply because they simply don't want the public there.
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I'll admit I've never seen a pool of that size in real life, says
37:07
a texture. All right, So let's go lock up some librarians because they
37:12
are the true costs causes of evil in America. Today, the Full House
37:17
in the legislature will consider opening up public and school libraries and their staffs to
37:24
felony charges for the display or distribution of obscene materials to miners. Now,
37:31
the sponsor of the bill is Delegate Brandon Steel out of Roleigh County. And
37:36
he said, and we'll just take bits and pieces of what he said.
37:37
You can. It's all posted on the website, our website. I hope
37:43
the chilling effect of this legislation is to remove the sanctuary for pedophilia that exists
37:50
in our code. Went on to say, if it's a crime in a
37:52
parking lot, it's a crime in the building. In quote, he also
37:58
paraphrase announced it no matter what your job is, you do not get to
38:00
show pornography to minors. Now it's house built forty six to fifty four if
38:06
you'd like to read it for yourself. As of now, public schools and
38:10
libraries have exemptions to the law against displaying or disseminating obscene material to miners.
38:20
And look, you know I've said this before. No one wants kids looking
38:24
at obscene material, which, by the way, they are looking at and
38:28
they always have and always will. Only now it's easier for them to do
38:34
that because it's all free on the internet and with zero age verification needed.
38:42
It's available on their phones, it's available on their other devices, And if
38:45
you think your kids aren't looking at it, then you probably are mistaken,
38:51
especially if you got teenage boys. I just don't know. And look again,
38:55
let me just state for the record, I do not want kids young
39:00
people see materials like this either. However, I don't know that jaleen librarians
39:07
and their staff is the way to go about that. It may be well
39:14
intended, maybe not. I don't have an issue with it. I just
39:16
don't know that this is the way to do this. And I don't know
39:21
a heck of a lot of kids that are going to the library to look
39:24
at obscene materials when they have a device that parents readily give them when they're
39:31
like what seven eight years old, They put a phone and a device in
39:35
their hand that they can literally see anything they want on. I don't think
39:37
they have to waste their time going to a library when it's available on their
39:42
phone. So that's and then you get into this whole thing about what is
39:47
obscenity, you know the old Well, I don't know what obscenity is,
39:50
but I don't want to see it. Kind of a thing and how far
39:52
it does it go again. No, I'm not saying I'm necessarily against pulling
39:55
these things off. I just I just don't know that this is the the
40:00
right way to do it in my opinion. And speaking of priorities, of
40:05
bill was moving Friday in the Senate to replace the Robert Bird statue at the
40:12
Capitol. Senate Bill seven point thirty three lead sponsoringer sponsor that is Asinger out
40:16
of Wood County, co sponsors Mike Stewart of Canawa County, J Taylor of
40:22
Taylor County, and Jack Woodrim of Summers County. If it passes, and
40:27
this was on Friday, and I did not do my due diligence to get
40:30
an update on it. But if it passes, the Bird statue would come
40:35
down at the Capitol. Statues of Washington, Lincoln Madison and Governor Arthur Borman
40:42
would go up in their places. Now again priorities. As someone commented to
40:50
me on X the artist woman on the Twitter about this, isn't it conservatives
40:53
that hated removing and erasing history? I guess, I guess not. But
41:01
it is a form of retribution, I guess. And when you are in
41:06
power, whether the Democrats or Republicans. You can do a lot of stuff.
41:09
As silly as it may seem, you can do it anyway. Texas,
41:15
the debate on HB forty six to fifty four in House Judiciary was fascinating.
41:21
There's those who want obse material available to children, and there are those
41:24
who want to protect children from obseeing material. Protecting children will always be on
41:28
the right side of history. Again, I don't necessarily disagree with that.
41:32
I'm just saying I just don't know that jailing and making it a felony for
41:37
the librarians who are just there trying to protect is the way to go about
41:40
that. That's all I'm saying on this. I'm not for, you know,
41:45
I'm not for the distribution of adult materials, so to speak. But
41:51
I just I just don't know that it's the biggest priority that's facing this right
41:54
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of banning books and jaialen librarians, how about the obscene books need age of
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verification to be checked out. I know that makes too much sense for these
45:16
simple minded conservatives, says a textra Texture says removal of the bird statue is
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dumb. We need to leave it in as a snapshot in history so the
45:27
others will know without a doubt how Democrats continually elected a KKK leader. Our
45:31
descendants should always be made aware of that, says it text. All right,
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going national for a couple of things. Here, did you see where
45:40
former President Trump is going? After Nicki Hayley's husband questioning him as to why
45:47
he has not been on the campaign trail with her quote from the President's Saturday
45:52
in Conway, South Carolina, what happened to her husband? Where is he
45:57
he's gone? He knew, he knew? Question mark. That was the
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statement from President Trump, well to the former president, Michael Haley is deployed
46:14
serving his country, something that the former president would know absolutely nothing about.
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In fact, that's exactly what Nikki Haley said about her husband Michael. So
46:29
from talking crap about John McCain and others, the former president continues to disparage
46:34
military people, but yet a majority, an overwhelming majority of Republicans fall all
46:43
over themselves to curry favor from this guy and again voted for him twice.
46:46
Just don't get it. How many times does he have to Does he have
46:50
to disparage the military for people to get it? I don't know. But
46:58
in the meantime, the current president continues to embarrass himself on the Democratic Party
47:02
on an almost daily basis, with the gaps in public and bumbling and stumbling
47:07
and so on. So these are our choices come November, folks, These
47:12
are our choices, all right. I want to mention a couple of things
47:15
about the Super Bowl here. Numbers came out yesterday that this year's Super Bowl
47:19
between the Niners and the Chiefs was the most watched television program in television history,
47:23
not sports history, in history period, the most watched between television and
47:29
streaming, the most watched program in history. And if we didn't have the
47:34
Super Bowl, I don't know what people would argue about on social media other
47:37
than politics, of course. So every year, from the halftime show to
47:43
the commercials, Christians were upset about that he gets me TV spot because they
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say it glamorizes the LGBTQ and trans community. I read one debate. I
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don't know why I do this. I just they always say don't read the
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comments. Read one debate that if you don't like to have Time show,
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if you didn't like the Usher halftime show, that makes you a racist.
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I actually read that locally from somebody. If you didn't like it, then
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you're a racist. If you don't like the cameras showing Taylor Swift, that
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makes you anti woman. And then the whole thing with Travis Kelsey pushing his
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cood. Now, I will admit I did do a little post on my
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personal Facebook page because I thought it was classless what Travis Kelsey did to go
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up and yell at a sixty five seventy year old man and push him and
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so on and so forth. And I had people say, well, you
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didn't play sports. Well I did, but just not well and you just
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don't understand. And coach Read apparently didn't have a problem with it because they
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were all embracing and so on and so forth. But here's an interesting question.
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And sometimes just to stir it up, as I get accused of stirring
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things up at the end of the show. It just keeps you coming back
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tomorrow. Interesting question. I'm gonna play a little game here. What if
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just say, what if Travis Kelsey were a black player, would all the
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people rushing to defend Travis Kelcey say that that black player is playing with passion
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as they get people applauded, they said, look, he's passionate guy.
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Or would he be considered will he be given the term thug or something like
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that? Just something to think about. What if instead of being the jolly,
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chubby guy that Andy Reid is, what if he were a black coach
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Tony Dungee Herm Edwards that Travis Kelsey pushed and yelled at could be a different
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story, then, don't you think? I don't know. I just I
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can't take credit for that thought. I actually read that somewhere on Twitter on
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x and I thought it is an interesting It is an interesting question. I
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think that have been totally I think would have been totally different. Texais,
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did you see the evil eyes pictures that Joe Biden tweeted out? What a
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weird thing to do for the most powerful man in the world, says attack.
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I did not did not see that. Uh. Tex says it's funny
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Christians are upset about the commercials because they glamorize LGBTQ and not that a church
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organization spent one hundred million dollars on Super Bowl commercials. I'm sure Jesus would
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be cool with that, Texas Dave. Danny Jones commented on the Trump quote
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yesterday when speaking about Haley, he said something about her cutting a wide swath.
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M it's a texture. All right, we got to go. My
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producer was Dale Cooper. Coop, thank you so much. Always up.
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They're ready for information that we need on the show as well. I do
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appreciate Coop for that, and also to Chris Walter's candidate for Kanawah County Commission
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and our good friend Stephanie from the American Controlly in this too. Coming up
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on the show tomorrow, West Virginia State President Eric Cage will be stopping by
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the studio and Valentine's Day is tomorrow. We're gonna check in with Judge Mary
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Claire Acres on her marathon of Valentine's Day weddings at the courthouse tomorrow. Hoppies
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on vacation this week. Dave Wilson the host chair coming up on Talk by
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ten oh six. I'll see you tomorrow. Till then, have fun and
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