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02/15/2024 The Dave Allen Show on 580 Live - Dr. Casey Sacks, Mark Carter, Debra Rusnak · The Dave Allen Show

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in Chapmanville. I got a lot of to get to. It's one of
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a couple of political candidates are going to be stopping by. Mark Carter,
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who's a candidate for House of Delegates in West Virginia, is in the actually
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here in the Knaw Valley, is going to be stopping by a little bit
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later on. And Debora Rusnick, who is a candidate for Canaw County Prosecuting
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Attorney, will be stopping by the studio as well. Now, before we
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move on with the show, there are some breaking news and this story is
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available wv metronews dot com. We just got information and it's not good news
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and it has to do with an area not around here. It's in weird
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in West Virginia. But we're all in in we're all West Virginias here.
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It's just been announced within the hour that Cleveland Cliffs is going to be closing
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a mill in Weirton and it's going to cost one thousand jobs. There'll be
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one thousand folks laid off as part of that. Again, it's in weird
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and it's Cleveland Cliffs. It's a company. They've got a mill in the
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weird In area and they have announced this morning that around a thousand folks are
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going to be laid off with those jobs up there, and again we're following
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the story. Jeff and the news team are on it and we'll have more
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our good friend, doctor Casey Sachs a Bridge Valley. How are you.
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Good morning, It's so nice to see you today. Thank you for coming
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in and welcome back to the show. Do you have a good Valentine's name?
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Oh? Yeah, Valentine's was great. My husband and I went to
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Phaseios. Oh did you yeah? How about you can't go wrong with phaseas?
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Oh no, they're wonderful. Well, actually last night I was working.
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Last night. I had some some work related things I had to do,
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so my wife and I did not go out to Valentine's dinner. We
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may go tonight or but this weekend quick plug and I was going to mention
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this a little bit later on. I'm involved with the with the Quarterback Club
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of Marshall University and Charleston, and we have our annual Valentines dinner and dance
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at Embascy Suits and I'm going to be serving as an MC. You're a
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good friend and mine. Steve Animal from our Sister Station ninet eight seven A
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Mountain also is going to be there. What could go wrong? So this
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doesn't actually sound like a date. It sounds like you're working and you might
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take your wife with you. Yeah, she's going with me. Yeah you
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might want to make it up to it. But did anybody really ask you
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about relationship? We come on feeling a little bit bad for your wife.
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Well, trust me, this is not the only reason you should go back
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for my wife. I can give you thirty two years why you know why?
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But anyway, speaking of Valentine's Day, you had some activities on campus
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yesterday. We try, really every holiday have something going on. Yesterday we
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had a big Valentine's bash. We have students painting pictures of birds and of
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Valentine's things. Really just an opportunity to build some community and help students get
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out and meet each other. It's always fun. Just we gotta have fun.
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I mean, it's all like you know, it's all about higher education.
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But you got to have a little bit of fun here. Then you've
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got even more stuff coming up. I understand. I was perusing your social
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media and Facebook page. You get even more Valentine stuff coming up here.
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Done, we're not finished. It turns out there's a student dance even on
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Friday night, and our student government has planned all of it that They've said,
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these are things that they want to do together, and so we're just
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supportive of whatever kinds of events they want to plan on campus. They've been
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really great, good stuff we've been. We spent some time in the past,
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doctor Sachs. We're talking about this relationship partnership if you will, between
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Bridge Valley and the Putnam County Development Authority, and I'm talking about Canawa County
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FAME. Now, there was a deadline to sign up, but I understanding
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that's been extended until the fourteenth of April. Explain this FAME program again,
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of what all that entails eat so, FAME is the Federation for Advanced Manufacturing
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Education. It's a collaboration of employers who need people to work in manufacturing here
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in the area. Putnam County Development Authority works sort of as the convener and
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Bridge Valley as the education partner in the group, and so we all work
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together to help get the word out to tell people about manufacturing jobs so that
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they understand what's possible here in the valley. And then pretty often even when
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people are interested, they need some education to go along with that. So
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Bridge Valley provides the training two days a week. Then our employer partners pick
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people up and they work in the field three days a week, and it's
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a it's a completely integrated partnership. So we teach the things that employers expect.
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So a fun day one you need OSHA training. We make sure that
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on day zero you have the OCEHA training so that you're safe when you get
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on the floor. That deadline again has been extended until the fourteenth of April,
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and I'm presuming informations available on your website. It is. There's a
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dedicated FAME page. You can go to the Advanced Manufacturing Tech page. The
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Putnam County Development Authority has a page. They're all mirrored of each other,
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so wherever you land, you're finding out what's going on with FAME and how
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to get enrolled in the program. Talk with doctor Casey Sachs for Bridge Valley
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I have talked in the paths about the need that employers have for drivers with
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a CDL a commercial driver's license, talk about the programs you have available for
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that. So we hear from all kinds of employers that they need people who
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have a CDL who can. Yes, long haul is absolutely one of the
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jobs that exist in CDL land. But the city of Charleston needs people who
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have CDLs. The school district needs folks who have desperate need for bus drivers.
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In West Virginia met for bus drivers. And that's a job where you
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go to work in the morning and your home at night with your kids.
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So for some people that's just a you may get snow days possibly, And
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so we have a program at Bridge Valley where we bring people in and we
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have there's several different CDL certifications you can get, so there's sort of the
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basic penal hook certification. We have some really advanced CDL simulators, so we
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can teach you to double clutch on a virtual machine before we put you in
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an actual truck so that you don't blow out the clutch on a truck.
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But then we have a couple of trucks that we put people in, and
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probably in the next two months, in a partnership with ARC, we have
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ordered new trucks that'll come in so we'll have sort of the state of the
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art equipment. We're just waiting to get those from the dealership. So,
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you know, the same way it might take you a while to get a
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car. It's taken a while to get an eighteen wheeler. It takes a
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while to get everything the last couple of years. You're right about that.
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I understand you get something going on in Clay County. We do. This
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is an amazing partnership. The Superintendent of Clay County and I have started talking
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about how we can provide college courses to as many students in Clay County as
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possible. And so the idea is, how do we scale this and make
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sure that every kid has the opportunity to take college courses, and we're looking
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specifically at career and technical education courses like welding and LPN and what is it
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that needs to happen so that students can do this. So we've been working
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with our business program sort of as a pilot, so a few students at
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Clay County have been taking business courses through Bridge Valley and we're just this week
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I was up with the Clay County School Board talking about different ways that we
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can think about expanding the program. So we're really excited to be able to
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launch a more expanded version so that even more kids have the opportunity to take
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college courses while they're still in high school. Well, I'll tell you something
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about Clay County. I when I in my former life, when I worked
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in state government, Clay County was one of the areas that I that I
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covered for the Secretary of State's Office. I spent a lot of time at
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Clay County High School. We did voter registration drives and things of that nature.
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It's a community. Maybe it's because of the it's a smaller area and
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they only have the one height, you know, the one high school in
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the county. But it's a. It's a community in Clay County that really
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does a lot around their school system. I mean, they've got students This
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past weekend at the at the Symphony here in Charlestown, saw the middle schoolers.
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That was the middle schoolers. Were you there? I was? I
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was also there here you're thinking, oh, wait a minute, Dave Allen
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was at the symphony. I was waiting. I was waiting on to play
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freebird. Uh And they did not do freebird. They did so they did
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one. But the Clay County middle schoolers were there, and Marshall was there.
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And my point is is that there's a a lot of exciting things going
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on in Clay County right now. There really are there? Are they having?
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Actually? It made me so proud of them to see that they had
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those middle schoolers and their parents who bust down to go to the symphony.
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It was a great event. What else you got going on at Bridge Valley?
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Oh my gosh, there's so many things. I think one of the
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things that maybe is not exactly Bridge Valley related is that I'm running for Kannaugh
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County school Board. Okay, we got to separate these two. Now,
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we have to have you you want to bring me back. I'll bring you
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back on that. Yes, yeah, I don't want to get you in
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any trouble there, but yeah, you are a candidate for Knaw County Board
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of Education. Totally separate at Bridge Valley. So well we'll separate that and
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have you on a meet the candidates where we don't talk about Bridge value.
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We're saying is that I get I still am the president of Bridge Valley.
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That's my day job, that's my priority. Yeah, that's a good point.
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That's a good point because the last time I had you on, somebody
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texted the show and ask about that. That's a good point that you brought
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up. So you're just letting people know that you are keeping that job,
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but you're also going to be a candidate. Next time we have you on,
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maybe, well we'll talk about your candidacy. Great, right, doctor
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Casey Sacks Abridge Valley. Give us the website for more information about anything going
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on there. It's very simple to remember. All right, we'll talk again
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Deborah Ruznik, who is a candidate for Prosecuting Attorney in Kana County. He's
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going to join us a little bit later on in the show. We're welcome,
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and now Mark Carter, who's a Republican candidate four House in District fifty
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seven. Mark, good morning, Welcome to the show. Good morning,
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Dave. Thank you very much for having me on today. Thank you for
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being here. Give us the bio in Mark Carter. Mark Carter, He's
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that guy. He's a he's a husband, he's a father, and he's
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a lawyer. I've been in the Canaw Valley since nineteen eighty four. I
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moved here from the state of Michigan. I fell in love with Charleston.
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That's literally true. I was working for the Attorney General's office and I decided
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to transfer from the Loyola University of New Orleans to West Virginia University in Morgantown,
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settle here and make a career here, Dave. I learned that summer
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that my grandfather had been born in Shrewsbury, and I had no idea,
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really. I then learned that summer that my family, the Carter family,
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has been in the valley since at least the late seventeen hundreds, and I
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was really coming home. I wasn't moving. That's interesting, and I've sayed
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here ever since. Was it about West Virginia that made you? I mean,
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you came here for employment? You said you worked for the Toney General's
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Office at that time. But what is it made you wanted to stay here
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other than your family lineage. It was the people, there is no doubt
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about it. That was first and foremost. The people were kind, the
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people were welcoming, The people were sharp as attack. I felt immediately comfortable
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and I was welcomed, and I'll always be grateful for that. Beyond that,
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this is one of the most beautiful states in our country and frankly in
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the world. And I was not accustomed to mountains and well part of Michigan
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were from. I grew up off the shore of Lake Michigan in southwestern Michigan,
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it was a it was a friendly town with one stop light. Now
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we have urban blight. Now we have three stoplights in that town. And
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I love my hometown, love my home state, right, but this is
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the real home state. This is your home. Yes, And that's very
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interesting that you didn't have any idea that that you had ties to this year.
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Some would say that was divine intervention. It was a goosebump moment,
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and for sure, and I'm not I'm not certain of it, but I
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wouldn't be surprised if the gold Glorid had something to do with that. Talking
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again with Mark Carter, who's Republican candidate for House in District fifty seven.
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So, with your background in state government previous and being an attorney and doing
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these other things you've done life, what made what in the world made you
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decide you want to run for hous of de Elegance. Well, I've been
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involved in politics in the state since nineteen ninety six. I really actually came
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here in nineteen eighty four and worked on a good of a toil campaign that
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year. But I have always been interested in politics. I've always been interested
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primarily in being a public servant. I've served ten years in the United States
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government. I was appointed first by President Bush to three terms with a body
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called the Federal Service Impassies Panel in DC, and then I was appointed by
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President Trump to be the chairman of that panel and served in his administration.
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We had national jurisdiction. It was a wonderful job, and I had an
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opportunity to return to Washington this year. I thought about it, and I
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decided that I could make a bigger impact on the people I care about the
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most, and that's the people here at home. I want to run this
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race because I want to see West Virginia's standard of living improved. My son
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graduated from the University of Michigan last year. He was able to get a
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job at NASA. That was a culmination of one of my goals in getting
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into politics was I wanted my son to be able to work in this state
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without financial penalty. And it's been done. We have made progress, but
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we need to make a lot more progress. I want to see that my
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neighbors coming out of the holler in a new car and not walking to a
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bus stop. We have, in my view, we deserve our people deserve
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to be paid better. We have the jobs here. Now that's great,
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but now we have to bring the standard of living up. I've been involved
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in doing that for clients across the country. I want to be involved in
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doing that for my neighbors. Now, let's talk about these specific needs of
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your district, this District fifty seven. What area are we talking about it?
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What are some of these specific needs and things you want to work on?
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If alengthed market, well, again, it coordinates well with economic development.
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So District fifty seven is the south part of the city of Charleston west
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of one nineteen, the Fort Hills section primarily. Then we have most of
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the city of South Charleston and most of this city of Dunbar. What are
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the goals. The goals are economic development in both Dunbar and South Charleston,
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and then a safe and productive place to live in West Charleston, the western
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part of Charleston on the south side of the river. I think that the
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mayors in both Dunbar and South Charleston have made excellent starts. I mean,
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Mayor Mullins in South Charleston is a dynamo and he's really made a tremendous amount
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of progress. I want to help him. I want to help him continue
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that progress and bring in more jobs the mayor and Dunbar has had a bigger
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challenge. His primary goal has been eradicating abandoned houses that have been havens for
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criminal activity. And when he got the first half of those buildings down,
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the crime rate dropped by forty percent. It's just a tremendous accomplishment. There
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needs to be more done to help him in that way, and then ultimately
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we can return these communities to the type of economic excellence that they have experienced
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in the past and need to and deserve to experience again. What could be
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done Mark under the Dome if you're elected to help some of these mayors.
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You mentioned what's gone on and done Bar, but what can the legislature do
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to further aid that effort? First and foremost, we have to ensure that
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our developmental officers, economic development officers Mitch Carmichael, Michael Graney and their staff
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are adequately funded and staffed in order to accomplish their job. They've really done
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remarkable things. They can do much more with more attention. Then we have
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to listen to the people in the communities with regard to what they need in
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order to bring in capital that's going to employ their people. Dave, I
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firmly believe that if our people are not hopeless, if they know that there
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are real job opportunities, good career opportunities in the places they live, We're
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going to see substance abuse drop. We're going to see domestic abuse drop,
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and domestic abuse takes up half of our court's time. These are horrible social
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ills, and studies demonstrate that they all get better when we address the issue
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of economic development. Talking with Mark Carter again, Republican candidate for House of
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and Lumber of Windfield. How's the campaign been so far? Mark? You
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know, I've been around campaigns a lot over the last twenty years, but
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I'd never been a candidate. I had no idea. I mean, you
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have to put together a website, you have to put together a Facebook page,
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you have to get invitations out. It is. It's been a real
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learning experience, but it's gone well. I've gotten a tremendous amount of support
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from various trade associations and activist groups like AFP. I know Jason Huffman was
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just on They have endorsed my campaign. I'm very grateful for that, and
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there are others, and there will be more announcements coming. I think it's
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going to be a very dynamic campaign. I know it's something that listen.
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I turned down a position in DC to do this because I care about it
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and I care about the people I live with. I'm going to go after
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this. Have you been keeping an eye on things so far? We're just
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a little with the session. We're just a few days on the other side
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of halfway. Have you keeping an eye monitoring things has been going on there?
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Absolutely, Just like everybody else who reads the paper listens to the news,
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I've been a little disappointed with some of the focuses of the media because
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they're focused on some bills that I am not particularly interested and I'm more interested
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in some of the bills that are moving that really go towards economic development,
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and we are making with some of those bills. There is. There's a
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really wonderful speaker right now, Roger Anshaw, who's been leading in the House
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of Delegates. But we have a lot of different interests. You know,
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there's one hundred elected officials. I think that in the next House of Delegates
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we're going to see some of the priorities change because I think there's some dynamic,
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good people that are going to be joining the legislature. Not to say
23:29
the other ones aren't, They're going to be running for other office. But
23:32
I think the priorities are going to change, and I intend to be a
23:37
real mover in that regard. How do we get you talked about your son
23:42
that what's the graduate of the University of Michigan was able to get that really
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good job, and ask, how do we get our young people mark that
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either graduate high school, graduate college, no matter what where they are.
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How do we get them to want to stay and raise families in West Virginia.
23:59
What do we do have to be competitive economically and offer them good careers
24:03
here? We have to have employers who are anxious, eager to hire them,
24:08
and we do that primarily through education and Dave we got We've got a
24:11
lot of room to grow. With regard to education, the first thing he
24:15
said was once they graduate, how do we keep them here? Well,
24:18
first off, we've got to get them to graduate. I googled the graduation
24:22
rates of our major universities in the state and in the district or near the
24:26
district. It's tough numbers, man, I mean less than fifty percent at
24:33
Marshall University of Charleston in West Virginia State. We got to do better.
24:37
And WU, which is our flagship university, is in the sixties. So
24:42
we got room to grow and we and I know that there's a commitment to
24:48
do that. Tremendous new leadership at Marshall that I think is going to be
24:52
fantastic in that regard. But this needs to be addressed. There are three
24:56
things we need in this state. But by virtue of most, we need
25:00
a fair and effective labor policy. We've grown tremendously there. We need a
25:06
taxation system that is fair and not punitive. We've grown a great deal there
25:11
as well. Education is next to it, and that is the third leg
25:15
on the stool. That's where we need to go. Do you have a
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website or social media up and running yet that you want to share with us.
25:22
I just had the website go live yesterday. Really it's www. Carter
25:27
Mark Carter for WV dot Com. And Facebook page will be up soon and
25:34
I'm on Twitter and I'm going to be I'm going to be speaking at the
25:41
Center right meeting on Monday. I'm going to have some appearances coming up in
25:45
the near future. We'll be putting that on the website and hopefully on social
25:49
media very very soon. Give me always close. I would like to close
25:53
anyway our segment with our candidates. What's something I call the final thirty mark,
25:57
and that's basically I give you thirty seconds and I say, why should
26:02
people vote for Mark Carter for House of Delegates. I have I'm a lawyer
26:06
and I've been very successful as a lawyer. I've been raided in the top
26:10
ten of attorneys in our state thirteen times since two thousand and seven. Practicing
26:15
law educates you and how to make law, how to write law, and
26:19
I've written several bills for friends in the legislature. I have a deep commitment
26:25
to this area. I have a deep commitment to this state. I've been
26:29
successful for clients throughout the United States. I want to bring those skills into
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play in my home in my home state for the benefit of my friends and
26:37
neighbors. Mark Carter, Republican candidate for House of Delegates in District fifty seven.
26:41
Mark, pleasure to get to know you and have you on a show
26:45
today. We'll have you on again soon. Thanks a lot, best luck
26:45
in the campaign. Thank you so much. Hang out with me just one
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Deck says gleaming articles about the Cleveland Cliffs mill. It sounds like free
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market capitalism made the company put up the shutters. They said their playing field
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Dave, these social issues are getting on my nerves. Had a conservative Unhoppy
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they're so outrageous you think, now, that's probably not on the up and
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up, Texas Dave. Most of these jobs is coming here are jobs Republicans
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price secuting attorney in Kanaw County. She joined us now Deborah, good morning,
32:22
welcome back to the show. Good morning. How are you? I
32:23
need you to move that microphone in a little closer. Our guy Mark Carter
32:29
was I don't mean this to be mean, but he was a little different
32:31
in size than you what you are, so I'm sure Mark wouldn't be offended
32:35
by that. It's a fact. So you have you moved the microphone a
32:37
little closer, so you haven't been on a couple months house of campaign been
32:42
what you been up to been very good. I've been out in the public,
32:45
meeting lots of people in the community. I have actually this week received
32:51
some great news. This week I was endorsed by the West Virginia Sheriff's Association.
32:57
I think as you previously know, I have been endorsed by the previously
33:00
by the Charleston Firefighters Local three seventeen. Also, my boss, Chuck Miller,
33:05
the current Kennall County Prosecutor, has endorsed me. The campaign's going great.
33:08
I'm getting out there. I'm meeting lots of people and hearing what the
33:13
community really wants from their next prosecutor. It can be and we've talked about
33:16
this with others that are running not only for your race, but also any
33:21
judicial race, magistrates or whatever. The rules are a little bit different when
33:25
you're running for those and you can't all I mean, you've got to be
33:28
careful what you say and so on and so forth. So hearing the campaign
33:31
trail for a judicial candidate can be a little bit different. Sure, sure
33:36
it is different. You know, I get a lot of questions about cases
33:39
that we're actively working too, and it's kind of hard to tell people,
33:43
you know, I can't really talk about that because it's currently active investigation.
33:46
Yeah, right, right, So that's been one hurdle that people don't necessarily
33:52
understand. But I'm able to easily explain that and get through those instances.
33:57
Give us your bio for people that may have missed your one of your other
34:00
appearances on the show, give us the bio on Devra Rustling. So.
34:02
I am a lifelong resident of Keannall County. I am a Conservative Republican.
34:08
For the majority of my legal career, I have been a prosecutor. I've
34:14
been involved in the legal community here in Kannah County for about a decade.
34:19
I have dedicated my entire career to prosecuting the most violent criminals in Kannak County.
34:25
I have prosecuted murderers, child molesters, gang members. I have been
34:30
successful in doing so. I have obtained some pretty significant sentences against some pretty
34:38
awful people in West Virginia or in Kanah County. A couple of years ago,
34:43
I got one of the largest sentences against a child sex abuser in the
34:47
state. That's at seven hundred and seventy five years he was sentenced to.
34:52
I've secured multiple life sentences against violent murderers. So I've been very active in
35:00
the legal community and specifically in the law enforcement community. So with all that
35:06
you've done as the assistant prosecutor and all these other things, why do you
35:09
want to make this step up to the big chair so to speak? So
35:14
to speak? So there are a couple of different reasons. First of all,
35:16
I live here and I'm not going to leave Kennell County. And if
35:20
I'm in that seat, I know how the cases are being handled, and
35:24
I know that I feel safer knowing that I'm the one that's going to be
35:30
supervising that the people in the office are very, very willing to step up
35:37
and kind of do whatever it takes to pitch in to move forward with all
35:43
of these cases. And I think I've kind of gotten off track and the
35:45
initial question there, Dave, But I do think that the experience that I
35:52
have will allow me to be the better candidate here, and I believe that
35:59
my position now has allowed me an insight into what the elected prosecutor's position is
36:06
really about, because it's not all about just trying these cases. It's about
36:09
oversight of an office that has over forty employees. It's about being able to
36:15
teach people, and about being able to have people that want to learn from
36:20
you, that respect you, and that are willing to step up with the
36:23
same goal that I have. And I think if you staff an office with
36:28
people with that shared goal, then you're able to create a machine basically that
36:36
will allow us to reduce the crime rate we have here in Kenack County.
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biggest challenges that you see in the court system daily. We have a very
37:14
hard time getting victims to show up, particularly victims of violent crimes. We
37:22
understand there's a lot that goes into play. I can't imagine being on the
37:27
victim side of these things, being the person that has encountered whatever sort of
37:31
behavior that they have been subjected to, and so a lot of times that
37:36
hinders them from wanting to move forward with the case. And particularly if we're
37:40
talking about certain types of domestic cases, then you're dealing with someone who has
37:46
a relationship with the offender and who may be hesitant to move forward. So
37:52
that's one of the biggest challenges we have is to be able to have the
37:55
victim's present in court every time we need them, and that does it does
38:00
pose a problem because oftentimes we can't move forward with a case absent testimony of
38:05
a victim. Yeah, if you don't have the victim buy in if you
38:08
will, and their testimony, then there's pretty much no case. In a
38:13
lot of cases, that's the case of how many times can I say case
38:15
in one sentence? But do you understand what I'm trying to say? There?
38:17
I do? I do? And you know there are times when we
38:21
are presented with cases that there's evidence outside of a victim statement, But largely
38:28
even if we have that evidence, we can't just move forward without a victim
38:32
statement. And of course, drugs we all know that, I mean,
38:37
depending on what statistic you look at, as so to West Virginia, what
38:43
drugs are part of the issue eighty percent of the time ninety five I mean,
38:46
or somewhere in that general vicinity in some way, one way or the
38:51
other. Huge portion of these cases we have stem from some sort of drug,
38:57
even even if it is to deal with domestic situation. Sometimes absolutely,
39:01
when we talk about the drug epidemic, that is exactly what it is,
39:06
an epidemic. It's a problem. And I think we may have talked about
39:09
this the last time I was on here. As a prosecutor, it's very,
39:13
very difficult to determine what individuals that are charged with crimes actually have a
39:21
drug problem and what defendants are using a drug problem as an excuse to get
39:25
out of jail. Are we dealing with someone who really wants rehabilitation and who
39:30
really needs that treatment to be able to become a successful and progressive member of
39:37
our society, or are they just saying I want drug treatment so they can
39:42
get out of jail. And that's one of the biggest challenges that we face
39:45
is knowing who those people are so that we're putting the right people in the
39:51
drug rehab facilities because they're full, they're filling up, and we get consistently
39:55
get the response, well, the beds are full, we don't have any
39:59
room. We want to make sure we're stacking those beds with people who really
40:04
want help. And so that's a challenge, but we've been we've been pretty
40:07
good at being able to determine who those people are. What makes you the
40:12
better candidate for prosecuting attorney. At the end of the day, you know,
40:16
it's about experience, it's about tenacity, it's about fitness for office.
40:25
In fact, on Monday, the legislator introduced House Bill fifty six y ten
40:31
that will require anyone running for prosecutor or sheriff to disclose their arrest record.
40:38
I don't know if the bill will pass. I hope it does regardless,
40:43
I can disclose mine now. I've never been arrested, I've never been held
40:47
in contempt of court. I've never had a criminal investigation against me, and
40:53
I would challenge my primary opponent to come onto this show and answer those questions.
40:58
Okay, would you be willing to have a debate, a discussion with
41:05
your with your primary opponent under the right circumstances. Yes, okay, All
41:08
right, Well, there you go, it's out there. See what you
41:12
can make it happen. Give me the final thirty, Final thirty? Why
41:15
should peop vote for Debora Usnik Canada for Prosecuting Attorney in Kanawa County? Again,
41:19
At the end of the day, I have dedicated my entire professional career,
41:22
the better part of a decade, to fighting criminals in this county.
41:28
I have worked side by side with law enforcement officers that I have earned their
41:30
respect, and I believe that's why I was endorsed by the Sheriff's Association.
41:36
These law enforcement officers are out here every day fighting crime. They see what
41:40
I'm doing in the courtroom, and I think after reviewing all of the applications,
41:45
it was determined that I was the most experienced and most qualified candidate for
41:47
that endorsement, and I think that speaks volumes. Do you have a website
41:52
or social media anything we can tell the people about I do. It's Deborahusnac
41:55
dot com. It's r us in a K yes, okay, I'll spell
41:59
it b r A r u s n a K dot com. My Facebook
42:06
page is Deborah Usnak for Kannall County Prosecutor. I have an Instagram. I'm
42:09
not very active on it. I will admit. You know, I'm forty
42:13
one. I'm not necessarily up with the most today social media, but I'm
42:19
on there, so you know, reach out to me. I'm always at
42:22
the Prosecutor's office. I'm always working, so anyone who ever wanted to contact
42:24
me, I'm available. Just go hire your fourteen year old to do it
42:28
for you, so you go. I think I might need one. Debora
42:30
Rosnik, candidate for Prosecuted Attorney. Canaw County appreciate you being here. We'll
42:35
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yesterday, and we have we have some, not as many as mister Pushkin
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and other Democrats would like, but there is a major shift that has happened.
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It's been a major shift in the affiliation of voters in West Virginia over
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I think there is something This is more than what the textra asks. I
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with the story post at wv metronews dot com. Around two hundred people showed
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up and around thirty or so spoke I think last night. Now, since
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November, this distribution center has been under review by the Postal Service and there's
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been talk of moving the operations from here to the Pittsburgh area. The Postal
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Service findings of the review said that the South Ridge Center needs about twenty to
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thirty million dollars in investments to stay running and to make it profitable. And
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some of those folks spoke. There's actually not ad written in the exect mail
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from one of the postal folks yesterday saying there's been a lot of misinformation and
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so on and so forth out there. Members of the union and others,
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including a representative for Senator Mansion. Of course, Senator Mansion was on the
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show yesterday. A representative, Brian Allowiz from Senator Mansion's office spoke, and
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you know, basically they said they don't believe what the Postal Service officials are
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saying. It was a long meeting, as I said, about two hundred
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people showed up. About thirty or so spoke. Jared Lewis has got the
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story posted at wv metronews dot com. The Dave Allen showing five Any Live
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and Morgan is America's largest injury law firm in Texas. Dave all the candidates
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for Kanawa County Prosecutor need to address Mayor Goodwin's accusation that are Charleston Lelice department
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officers have quote high solve rates, but the prosecutors keep making plea deals and
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otherwise not prosecuting unless it's a sure fire win. Then these scumbags end up
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back in the alley behind my house doing drugs and pushing a buggy full of
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stolen goods, it says a Texter. It's kind of been already. The
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morning of Breaking News, we talked about the situation with cliffs and weird and
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well, this story broke within the last couple of hours. Updates on the
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story. The companies for Governor Justice are asking for a preliminary injunction to block
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the auctioning off of the Greenbrier Sporting Club. Now, of course, this
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was the lead story when I went on the air of this morning wv Metronews
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dot com. This is kind of an update on some things we already knew,
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but apparently there these attorneys now are asking for this preliminary injunction, and
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we'll be reporting about it throughout the day. There are new things being added
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to the story almost every thirty minutes, So Dave Wilson is in for Hoppy
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on talk Line this week ten of six. He'll have more on that as
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it becomes available. Under the Dome today, the bill that would allow teachers
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to carry guns or stun guns is headed to the Full House now. This
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would be for teachers, administrators, support personnel, and others. It's HB
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forty two ninety nine. And also the Women's Bill of Rights, which Mike
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Pushkin unsuccessfully yesterday tried to change to the Women's Bill of Wrongs. That he
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mentioned that on the show. I thought he meant it as a joke.
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He actually tried to get it changed to that yesterday didn't work. The bill
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itself did pass. It codifies the definitions of man and woman, among other
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things, and it will continue to be argued. Brad of course, is
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standing by at the Capitol throughout the day with the latest of the website and
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also on social media and on air as well. Text says throughout US history,
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conservative Democrats have switched to a publican after minorities gain more equality. Why
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is that? Get into that on a future show, and it's several I'm
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keep making notes of things I want to talk about on the show. So
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one of those is what is it that the media talks about? Because we've
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been called out by a few people medium, myself others for talking about the
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hot button issues not the other stuff. So I'm gonna maybe address that on
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a show in the near future. Coming up on tomorrow show, Hannah Gardner
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from the kenaw charlest New Main Association with this week's adopt Me Please Put to
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the week Canon Anty Commissioner Ben Selango is on the show tomorrow, The folks
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from Something Good Soul Food Ryan are going to be stopping by tomorrow, and
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meteorologist Brian Hughes on the weekend Snow Coming up, Dave Wilson in for Happy
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ten oh six in Talklane, I'll see you tomorrow till then, have fun
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and love somebody fighting at six, and then Charleston one O four point five
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