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08/11/2025 The Dave Allen Show on 580 Live - Robert Stonestreet, Kris Warner, Mayor Frank Mullens · WCHS Network Podcasts

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Speaker 4: zero zero. I want to tell you about a big
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Speaker 4: event happening one week from this Thursday, the twenty first,
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Speaker 4: at the Marshall University Bill No Flight School but West
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Speaker 4: Virginia International Yanker Airport the annual Paint the Capital City
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Speaker 4: Green event. Here to talk about it Robert stone Street
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Speaker 4: or the marsh University Quarterback Club, Charleston. Good morning, sir,
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Speaker 4: welcome to the show.
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Speaker 6: Good morning day, thanks for having me, Thank.
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Speaker 4: You for being here. First of all, how many years
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Speaker 4: has this event been going on? Do you have any
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Speaker 4: idea of godish.
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Speaker 7: It's been over ten years, maybe even fifteen. We've changed locations,
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Speaker 7: we've been at the flight school now this is our
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Speaker 7: fifth year, which is hard to believe. We started that
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Speaker 7: with COVID when remember when we couldn't be inside together.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, that's how the whole thing happened. But the flight's right.
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Speaker 7: So we got the big hangar up there and decided
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Speaker 7: we'd have an outdoor ish event and everybody loved it,
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Speaker 7: and we've kept doing it every year since.
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Speaker 4: And I will tell you that if you've never had
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Speaker 4: an opportunity to go up to the Bill and no
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Speaker 4: Flight School up at Yager, yeah, it's absolutely fantastic. And
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Speaker 4: this has actually turned out to be a great venue
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Speaker 4: for this, and so if you have, I'll go ahead
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Speaker 4: and tell you now, if you're heading up for the event,
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Speaker 4: you'll see the signs pointing you in the right direction.
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Speaker 4: You'll walk in through a main area and then you
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Speaker 4: walk kind of across the way at the tarmac a
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Speaker 4: little bit and they'll point to everybody in the right direction.
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Speaker 4: And as you said, Robert, it turns out to be
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Speaker 4: sort of an indoor outdoor event because it's actually in
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Speaker 4: the hangar there at the at the Bill and No
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Speaker 4: Flight School, so you've got that open air thing. We
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Speaker 4: got fans going, but it's it's a great event. Plus
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Speaker 4: it shows off the bill No Flight School because they
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Speaker 4: always have their planes and whatnot there, so it's kind
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Speaker 4: of a win win for them and for those that
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Speaker 4: don't know this, this Bill No Flight School through Marshall
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Speaker 4: University up at the airport. This's a fantastic thing.
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Speaker 6: It is.
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Speaker 7: It's great venue, it's a great event. We're expecting north
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Speaker 7: of three point fifty maybe four hundred folks this year.
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Speaker 7: A lot of great sponsors. Shout out to Steve Ellis
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Speaker 7: and Elko Mechanical, longtime supporter WVRC Media for having us
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Speaker 7: We appreciate you guys, and we've got a lot of
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Speaker 7: other sponsors. Paul Smith with ten ten Bridge is going
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Speaker 7: to be catering Chef Paul. Yes, so if for no
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Speaker 7: other reason you should come for that.
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Speaker 4: Now, where do people get tickets? Because here's the same
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Speaker 4: the reason I I throw this out now, there's a
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Speaker 4: reason we have you on. It's not till next Thursday,
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Speaker 4: one week from this Thursday. But the reason we're throwing
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Speaker 4: it out there now is because their tickets are going
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Speaker 4: quickly and they are getting scarce.
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Speaker 6: They are.
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Speaker 7: We've got over thirty table sponsors so far. You can
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Speaker 7: get tickets at the Marshall Biggreen dot org website. Individual
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Speaker 7: tickets are only fifty dollars for adults. That includes all
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Speaker 7: the Chef Paul food you can eat and beer you
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Speaker 7: can drink during the advantage.
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Speaker 4: You look at me when you said that all the food.
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Speaker 7: But anyway, and kids under fourteen are only twenty five dollars.
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Speaker 7: They don't drink as much beer, so we well a
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Speaker 7: little cheaper there.
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Speaker 4: Hopefully they don't, right, Yeah, So what is the whole
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Speaker 4: idea behind this? I mean, it's obviously it's getting you know,
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Speaker 4: it's that time of year. Everybody's excited in Huntings and
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Speaker 4: everybody's excited in Morgantown and every other city around the
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Speaker 4: nation right now gearing up for college football. But what's
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Speaker 4: the whole idea up behind this thing.
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Speaker 7: Well, this is the kickoff for fall sports for Marshall University. Obviously,
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Speaker 7: football season is a big, big deal. We've got a
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Speaker 7: head football coach, Tony Gibson new ad Gerald Harrison. But
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Speaker 7: it's also we have some other fall sports folks there.
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Speaker 7: We've got Corney Jackson, the men's basketball coach, will be there,
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Speaker 7: Julie Fulkes for the women's coach, and then some Olympic
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Speaker 7: team coaches will be there as well, and Steve Cott
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Speaker 7: and the Voice of the Herd will do a sort
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Speaker 7: of an interview panel with these coaches and they'll talk
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Speaker 7: about their teams and what they're expecting and it just
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Speaker 7: it's a good tailgate atmosphere and get everybody excited for
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Speaker 7: for football and other fall sports.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, exact, we're talking to Robert soon Street from the
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Speaker 4: coach the basketball coach, Corney Jackson is going to be there.
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Speaker 4: Coach Gibson is also, yes' going to be this and
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Speaker 4: we'll be there and there is here's the thing there,
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Speaker 4: there's a lot of excitement about football season this year
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Speaker 4: in West Virginia. Again, we all know about coach Rod
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Speaker 4: in Morgantown, but also in Huntington. And I love the
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Speaker 4: fact that we have our basketball coach who is from
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Speaker 4: Oak Hill and the fact that we have our football
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Speaker 4: coach who is from van in boone County two West Virginia.
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Speaker 4: People coaching the two leading teams at Marsh University.
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Speaker 6: Yes, it's very exciting.
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Speaker 7: We're very lucky to have both of those guys there.
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Speaker 7: And there's a lot to look forward to, a lot
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Speaker 7: of new things. I mean, as mentioned new ad, we've
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Speaker 7: got fifty some new players.
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Speaker 4: I think we got more than that.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I mean it's a brand new team.
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Speaker 4: There's been twenty new players since we were sitting here.
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Speaker 4: That's the landscape of college athletics right now, Robert sadly.
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Speaker 4: But it keeps it exciting. And again, anytime there's a
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Speaker 4: new coach in town, there's always you know, a bit
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Speaker 4: of a bit of excitement about that. And we have
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Speaker 4: a new ad too, And I'll tell you, mister Harrison
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Speaker 4: the new ad. I mean that press conference he had
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Speaker 4: me ready to run through a wall. I mean, this
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Speaker 4: guy is a fiery guy and I've never met him.
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Speaker 4: I'm looking forward to meeting him.
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Speaker 7: Yes, Yeah, we had a lot of exciting things going on.
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Speaker 7: I also want to note, even if you're not a
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Speaker 7: football fan, we do have an opportunity to go see
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Speaker 7: Zach Bryan. So if you're a Zach Bryan fan, we're
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Speaker 7: going to have two sweet tickets at the Jones Stadium
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Speaker 7: that's going on for a live auction during the.
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Speaker 4: He's an up and coming country singer. He's about the
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Speaker 4: hottest thing going right now in country music, and he's
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Speaker 4: going to be playing a concert at the Jone Jonesy
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Speaker 4: Edwards Stadium in Huntington on August thirtieth.
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Speaker 7: So if you're not going to Georgia for the opening
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Speaker 7: Marshall away game, and you want to see Zach Brian
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Speaker 7: in Huntington. You've got a chance to get two sweet
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Speaker 7: tickets at a live auction, so.
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Speaker 6: Come for that.
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Speaker 4: Yeah, and a lot of other great things are always
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Speaker 4: available doing the auctions as well.
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Speaker 7: We've got a trip with the team to the Coastal
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Speaker 7: Carolina game on August thirtieth, so you would fly down
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Speaker 7: on the team plane, have meals with the team while
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Speaker 7: you're there, have a VIP experiences at the stadium, and
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Speaker 7: then fly back with the team after the game.
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Speaker 4: It's all good stuff. Again. Robert stone Tree for the
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Speaker 4: marsh University Quarterback Club at Charleston, and again it's it's
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Speaker 4: just something and it was sad that we had to
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Speaker 4: move it there because of COVID, But at the same time,
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Speaker 4: I don't think we're going to be leaving anytime soon
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Speaker 4: because that is just such a great atmosphere for an
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Speaker 4: event like this.
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Speaker 7: It is great and it's outside and some people think, hey,
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Speaker 7: you know, August outside, but it's in the evening and
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Speaker 7: and it all the years we've had it there, it's
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Speaker 7: really been Coach.
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Speaker 4: Giant fans going and we have the doors open up
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Speaker 4: there and everything, and plus, I mean, these are opportunities.
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Speaker 4: You don't get a whole lot of opportunities where you
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Speaker 4: can just hang out and talk to coach Tony Gibson
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Speaker 4: and talk to coach Corny Jackson and all the other coaches.
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Speaker 4: And there's Marshall officials. We mentioned, the new ad is
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Speaker 4: going to be there normally, the cheerleaders are there, they
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Speaker 4: will be there. The marsh University cheerleaders will be there.
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Speaker 4: We have other other folks within the organization there and
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Speaker 4: again the whole idea behind this is raise money for
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Speaker 4: the Big Green.
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Speaker 7: Right, President Smith has anticipated to be there. He's always
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Speaker 7: a great person to listen to. And yeah, we'll be
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Speaker 7: raising money for the Big Green, particularly the football program
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Speaker 7: because we are the Quarterback Club.
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Speaker 4: Of Charleston And just got confirmation this morning the Charleston
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Speaker 4: Mary Amy Shuiler good One is going to be giving
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Speaker 4: the opening address there that night. And of course she
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Speaker 4: she has dual citizenship, as she frequently says, because she's
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Speaker 4: a WVU person, but she I think she's got one
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Speaker 4: kid in Morgantown and one kid in Huntington, so so
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Speaker 4: she'll be a big part of as well. And I'm
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Speaker 4: gonna be serving as the MC and I always look
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Speaker 4: forward to that. Normally it's Steve Animal and myself, but
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Speaker 4: we announced it last week. On the first and third
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Speaker 4: five Street Brewering so on Summer Street. So that's gonna
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Speaker 4: take mister Animal away. So you're gonna be stuck with
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Speaker 4: me serving as your MC, myself and Steve Cotton.
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Speaker 7: Yes, well, I'm sure you will do a fine job,
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Speaker 7: you and mister Cotton.
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Speaker 4: It'll be highly adequate. I'll say that, we'll look forward
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Speaker 4: to it. And the food, man, I mean, it's just
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Speaker 4: classic chef Paul Tailgate food, the wings, the dips, all
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Speaker 4: the stuff and plenty of things to keep you hydrated
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Speaker 4: to It's going to be a great, great night as
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Speaker 4: we get ready to paint the Capital city green. This
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Speaker 4: is in the Quarterback Club of Charleston has a couple
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Speaker 4: of big events every year. We do something, usually around
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Speaker 4: Valentine's Day. This year we did a spring like a
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Speaker 4: beach party. A beach party over to Embassy Suiteset was
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Speaker 4: a lot of fun. But this is this is the
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Speaker 4: big event and it draws in Marshall fans from not
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Speaker 4: only the Kanaw Valley, but people in Huntingson make the trip,
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Speaker 4: people from Boone County and Mason and Jackson, they're all
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Speaker 4: there as well. It is always a great, great turnout
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Speaker 4: for this event. And I don't know what a sell
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Speaker 4: out is, but it comes pretty close.
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Speaker 7: It's getting close. I think we can get about four
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Speaker 7: hundred in there. That's forty tables and we're approaching that.
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Speaker 7: So if you want to come, go to Marshall Biggreen
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Speaker 7: dot or org under the events tab and get your ticket.
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Speaker 7: Individual tickets again, only fifty dollars or table sponsorships are
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Speaker 7: available starting at teve hundred dollars for ten seats.
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Speaker 4: All right, Robert, appreciate you being here and looking forward
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Speaker 4: to it. It's going to be next Thursday, and information
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Speaker 4: is available all over social media and as you said,
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Speaker 4: you can go to the website as well. We want
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Speaker 4: to see everybody there Thursday the twenty first. We'll start
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Speaker 4: about six six o'clock.
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Speaker 6: Doors open at six.
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Speaker 4: Doors open at six, get you out of there by
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Speaker 4: usually eight eight point thirty something like that, and you
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Speaker 4: get to meet the Marshall coaches. There's the cheerleaders.
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Speaker 8: There.
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Speaker 4: It's just all around great night as we get ready
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Speaker 4: for another Thundering Herd football season. Appreciate you being here, Robert,
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Speaker 8: Dave. I'm blessed to be calling in from Webster Springs
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Speaker 4: Well, while you're there in Webster Springs, you'll have to
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Speaker 8: Hey, Dave, I resemble that remark, so I know exactly
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Speaker 4: But yeah, they I had been going there, you know,
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Speaker 4: somebody said, you know, there's a back entrance, right because
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Speaker 4: I was walking in the office all like out of
16:36
Speaker 4: breath and stuff. They think, yeah, there's a back entrance.
16:38
Speaker 4: So just note that for the record. All right, So
16:41
Speaker 4: Secretary Tomorrow's National poll Worker Recruitment Day and there is
16:45
Speaker 4: a move on to line up poll workers for the
16:46
Speaker 4: upcoming elections next year. It's it's been kind of quiet
16:51
Speaker 4: this year. I mean, as far as most people are concerned.
16:54
Speaker 4: I know that in the quote unquote off years, and
16:57
Speaker 4: with the Secretary of State's office, there's no such thing
16:59
Speaker 4: as an off year. But there's a lot of municipal
17:01
Speaker 4: elections this year, but those are starting to get those
17:05
Speaker 4: in a review mirror right now. But twenty twenty six
17:07
Speaker 4: is going to be a big election year with various
17:08
Speaker 4: seats up. I mentioned earlier there's some state Senate seats
17:11
Speaker 4: up next year. Also, the House has to run every
17:14
Speaker 4: a couple of years, so it'll be a busy time.
17:16
Speaker 4: Why should somebody want to be a poll worker?
17:20
Speaker 8: Well, I tell you what, there's no better way to
17:24
Speaker 8: be civically engaged. It's a great way to see folks
17:29
Speaker 8: in the community. And it's very important for voters when
17:33
Speaker 8: they're coming through the door to see someone that they
17:36
Speaker 8: recognize from the community and being a poll worker. And
17:41
Speaker 8: I've found it to be very rewarding, and we have
17:45
Speaker 8: people that like to come back and work year after year.
17:49
Speaker 8: But at the same time, we need to get the
17:53
Speaker 8: younger generation ready to go and to take over the
17:58
Speaker 8: poll working. It's just to part of our constitutional republic
18:02
Speaker 8: and we can't let it slide.
18:05
Speaker 4: And does it seem to me or maybe your office,
18:08
Speaker 4: that it's been a little bit harder to find poll
18:11
Speaker 4: workers over the last couple of years, and look a
18:13
Speaker 4: lot of it. If that is the case, I'll let
18:15
Speaker 4: you answer it. But a lot of that has to
18:16
Speaker 4: do with, as you said, a lot of the poll
18:18
Speaker 4: workers are getting older. They got a little bit of
18:20
Speaker 4: age on them, and some of them would like to say, well,
18:22
Speaker 4: I've done this for thirty forty years. Maybe it's time
18:25
Speaker 4: for younger people to get involved. But it's very important
18:28
Speaker 4: to get the younger people involved to want to be
18:30
Speaker 4: pole workers.
18:30
Speaker 8: Secretary right, I got a first of all brag on
18:34
Speaker 8: Putnam County and Conall County and Barber County. They say
18:39
Speaker 8: they do not need help with poll workers. They got
18:42
Speaker 8: all the poll workers that they can use, but the
18:47
Speaker 8: other you know, fifty three counties, fifty two counties can
18:53
Speaker 8: use the help. And you know, again, younger people can
18:58
Speaker 8: help move ballot boxes around, voting machines around, moving boxes
19:03
Speaker 8: that some of the elderly folks can't. But the elderly
19:06
Speaker 8: folks need to be there as well to coach the
19:09
Speaker 8: younger generation along and let them know how they run
19:14
Speaker 8: their election in that county.
19:16
Speaker 4: Talk about the pay a poll worker gets, sir.
19:20
Speaker 8: You know, our pay ranges in each county from anywhere
19:23
Speaker 8: from one hundred and fifty dollars on the low end
19:26
Speaker 8: up to three hundred dollars. And I'm glad you brought
19:30
Speaker 8: that up because it's you know, there's a two hour
19:33
Speaker 8: training that is included. You get paid for the two
19:37
Speaker 8: hour training and then working a very long day. I
19:40
Speaker 8: don't want to mislead anyone. It's a long, hard day
19:44
Speaker 8: to be a poll worker. But one of the things
19:47
Speaker 8: we're going to try to do in the next legislative
19:49
Speaker 8: session is at least introduce the idea of equalizing pay
19:53
Speaker 8: worker pay across the entire state. You know, whether you're
19:57
Speaker 8: working in Clay County or in Berkeley County, your work
20:00
Speaker 8: in the same long day and deserve the same pay.
20:03
Speaker 8: So that's one of the things we're going to introduce
20:06
Speaker 8: to the legislature and see if we can reimburse the
20:10
Speaker 8: counties because it's more than just county races on the ballot.
20:14
Speaker 8: There's state races on the ballot, federal races as well,
20:19
Speaker 8: and we're going to try to see if we can
20:21
Speaker 8: equalize pay worker pay across the state.
20:24
Speaker 4: And it is a long day because polls open in
20:26
Speaker 4: West Virginia six thirty AM, the close at seven thirty pm.
20:30
Speaker 4: Most poll workers need to be on the premises by
20:32
Speaker 4: about five point thirty in the morning. One of the
20:35
Speaker 4: great things though about the modern election system, so as
20:38
Speaker 4: opposed to what it used to be, is generally speaking,
20:41
Speaker 4: and there are going to be exceptions here and there,
20:43
Speaker 4: but generally speaking, in West Virginia's fifty five counties, polls
20:46
Speaker 4: close at seven thirty With these modern voting machines, I mean,
20:50
Speaker 4: it tabulates, and it's not like the old days. It's
20:52
Speaker 4: tabulated quickly and usually poll workers are in most cases
20:56
Speaker 4: on their roads and back to their beds in like
20:58
Speaker 4: an hour or so after the polls close.
21:01
Speaker 8: You're correct, but there's also an executive order out that,
21:05
Speaker 8: uh you may interfere with.
21:07
Speaker 3: That, Dave.
21:09
Speaker 8: And so we are planning in West Virginia. Quite frankly,
21:12
Speaker 8: we have a Plan B and a Plan C based
21:15
Speaker 8: on whether we're going to be able to use the
21:18
Speaker 8: machines that we have used in the past. So we're
21:22
Speaker 8: we're hopeful that that's going to be the case. But
21:24
Speaker 8: we're unpacking that uh presidential executive order right now and
21:30
Speaker 8: uh and working. We're just in a national conference in
21:33
Speaker 8: Mississippi and uh, we're we're trying to get caught up
21:37
Speaker 8: to date on that and we're going to have to see,
21:39
Speaker 8: uh you know, how the court system looks at the
21:42
Speaker 8: executive order as well.
21:44
Speaker 4: Can you are you, I mean, are you in a
21:45
Speaker 4: position to elaborate on what you're referring to, sir?
21:49
Speaker 8: Well, there there may uh you know, there may not
21:52
Speaker 8: may not be able to use the machines that we
21:56
Speaker 8: have used in the past, and may not be able
21:59
Speaker 8: to use the scans that read the paper ballots that
22:02
Speaker 8: are printed out from what I call the marking machines.
22:06
Speaker 8: Must will refer to those as voting machines. So we're
22:11
Speaker 8: coming up with a plan that if we have to
22:12
Speaker 8: print you know, there, I think it's nine hundred different
22:17
Speaker 8: ballot styles in West Virginia because of all the different
22:20
Speaker 8: races and all the different counties and senatorial districts and
22:24
Speaker 8: the rest. But we've got to be ready to print
22:28
Speaker 8: all those ballots if they have to be hand marked,
22:32
Speaker 8: and if you depend on how you read the executive order,
22:36
Speaker 8: that may be the case, or we might not be
22:38
Speaker 8: able to use the electronic scanners to count the ballots
22:42
Speaker 8: for the unofficial results on election night. Again, we hope
22:47
Speaker 8: we're able to use the machines and the poll workers
22:51
Speaker 8: will be able to continue to run the elections the
22:55
Speaker 8: way that they've been running the past here in West
22:58
Speaker 8: Virginia in recent hit history, but we have to plan
23:02
Speaker 8: if that's not the case.
23:04
Speaker 4: Talking to Westervirginia Secretary of State Chris Warner. All right,
23:07
Speaker 4: so let's get back to the training. What kind of
23:08
Speaker 4: training does a poll worker need and how many workers
23:11
Speaker 4: are needed per precinct?
23:14
Speaker 8: Yep, So there's there are five workers in a general election.
23:18
Speaker 8: Typically that is two Republicans, two Democrats, and then the
23:24
Speaker 8: fifth can be a non affiliated worker, but that's decided
23:28
Speaker 8: by the county clerk. It is by law. It's the
23:31
Speaker 8: responsibility of each of the county executive committees to turn
23:36
Speaker 8: in the names of the poll workers that will represent
23:40
Speaker 8: that party at the polling place, and then the county
23:43
Speaker 8: clerk assembles those and makes the final determination. There is
23:48
Speaker 8: also an alternate list, and so that's the number of
23:52
Speaker 8: poll workers. But we have a two hour training session.
23:58
Speaker 8: Some counties run multiple training sessions. Smaller counties will run
24:03
Speaker 8: one training session, but it's it's pretty straightforward and a
24:08
Speaker 8: two hour training session and then you're ready to work
24:11
Speaker 8: in the polls on election day.
24:12
Speaker 4: One of the questions that you frequently get, Secretary is
24:16
Speaker 4: people will say, okay, and I'll just use my home
24:19
Speaker 4: base as an example. I live in Putnam County. My
24:23
Speaker 4: my polling place is Mountain View Elementary School. People will say, well,
24:27
Speaker 4: if I'm a poll worker, do you put me at
24:30
Speaker 4: my polling place here?
24:32
Speaker 8: To address that, yeah, that that is decided by the
24:39
Speaker 8: county Executive committee and the county chairman for each of
24:42
Speaker 8: the parties. They turned that information in to the county clerk,
24:48
Speaker 8: and ultimately the county clerk you know, certifies that that
24:53
Speaker 8: list to make sure that they have everyone necessary. So
24:56
Speaker 8: the county clerks are the ones that are running the election.
25:00
Speaker 8: In each of their accounties, were there to help assist,
25:03
Speaker 8: for example, with the training material and what's needed to
25:08
Speaker 8: operate on election.
25:09
Speaker 4: Day, and who's eligible to be a poll worker.
25:13
Speaker 8: As long as you're a registered voter by the general election,
25:17
Speaker 8: you can sign up and be a poll worker. Just
25:20
Speaker 8: as long as you're a registered West Virginia voter, you
25:23
Speaker 8: can work on our polls.
25:25
Speaker 4: And look, you know when we talked about the need
25:27
Speaker 4: for getting younger people involved in this and the rate
25:31
Speaker 4: of pay, as you said, can go up to three
25:33
Speaker 4: hundred and some dollars. I mean it's a long day,
25:36
Speaker 4: don't get me wrong, but it ain't like I used
25:39
Speaker 4: to tell people segregated. It ain't like you're digging ditches,
25:41
Speaker 4: you know. I mean, I mean you're in the primarily
25:44
Speaker 4: and air conditioned facility. It is a long day. But
25:47
Speaker 4: for a young person to be able to set behind
25:50
Speaker 4: a desk, and again I'm not trying to diminish the
25:53
Speaker 4: work that poll workers do, but I mean you're setting
25:55
Speaker 4: behind a desk. It's a long day. But to be
25:57
Speaker 4: able to walk out of there with in some cases
25:59
Speaker 4: three hundred dollars paycheck. I mean, that's that's not bad,
26:02
Speaker 4: that's not bad work.
26:03
Speaker 8: Yeah. But David, again I'm making light of this, but
26:07
Speaker 8: you know you got to remain awake the full period
26:10
Speaker 8: of and you can't use your phone.
26:13
Speaker 11: No.
26:13
Speaker 8: Yeah, So if they can't check their phone every fifteen minutes,
26:17
Speaker 8: that you know it's going to take somebody that is
26:20
Speaker 8: ready to work.
26:20
Speaker 4: Yeah, you're exactly right. Where can people learn more information?
26:24
Speaker 4: If they're listening to this and they say, you know,
26:26
Speaker 4: i'd like to be a poll worker, what's the best
26:29
Speaker 4: the best plan of action, your securty? What do they
26:31
Speaker 4: need to do?
26:32
Speaker 8: The best plan of action is go on the internet
26:36
Speaker 8: to go vote WV dot com. Again, go vote WV
26:42
Speaker 8: dot com and you can register there to be a
26:46
Speaker 8: poll worker in any one of our fifty five counties.
26:50
Speaker 8: The other option is to contact your county chairman or
26:54
Speaker 8: county clerk in your home county. But the best way
26:59
Speaker 8: is go vot WB dot com.
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Speaker 4: All right, Secretary of State, Chris One, are always a pleasure, sir.
27:04
Speaker 4: Enjoy Webster Springs today and find out about how that
27:09
Speaker 4: where that back entry is to the courthouse that it
27:10
Speaker 4: took me about a year to find. I appreciate it, sir,
27:13
Speaker 4: thanks a lot.
27:14
Speaker 8: Hey, thanks Dave Siah.
27:15
Speaker 4: Secretary of State Chris one Er, twenty six minutes away
27:17
Speaker 4: from ten. I can tell you again, as I've been
27:20
Speaker 4: honest with people, that I'm a former employee of the
27:22
Speaker 4: Secretary of State's office and I did the kind of
27:24
Speaker 4: work that what I wasn't Secretary Bunny stretch of the imagination,
27:27
Speaker 4: but I did work in that office, and I could
27:30
Speaker 4: tell you that the biggest problems that were the two
27:33
Speaker 4: biggest problems listeners have heard me say this before that
27:36
Speaker 4: we had and on an election day we were in
27:39
Speaker 4: all fifty five counties. We would go out just to
27:41
Speaker 4: make sure everything was going okay, and you know, ninety
27:44
Speaker 4: nine point nine percent of the time it was biggest
27:47
Speaker 4: problems we had was we had to tell people you
27:49
Speaker 4: can't have your cell phones. Doesn't mean if you're a
27:51
Speaker 4: poll worker that you have to totally leave it in
27:53
Speaker 4: the car, you know, between six thirty am and seven
27:56
Speaker 4: thirty pm. But nothing, nothing goes further to a road.
28:00
Speaker 4: Trust when you walk into a polling place and you
28:02
Speaker 4: see someone on their phone, because automatically you're thinking, well,
28:06
Speaker 4: what are they doing on their phone. So that's one
28:09
Speaker 4: of the big things. You got it, you just can't
28:10
Speaker 4: stay glued to You can have it, you just can't
28:13
Speaker 4: stay glued to it all the time. The second thing
28:16
Speaker 4: that we had was there were a lot of people
28:19
Speaker 4: that in this era we have to document everything. There
28:22
Speaker 4: were people that wanted to go inside the polling place
28:24
Speaker 4: and take a picture of themselves voting. Cell phones are
28:27
Speaker 4: not allowed inside the voting booth period, and we had
28:32
Speaker 4: people that would go in, you know, young people as
28:34
Speaker 4: their first time and they're very proud of the fact
28:36
Speaker 4: that they're voting for the first time. That's great. You
28:39
Speaker 4: can't do a selfie inside there, and you certainly cannot
28:41
Speaker 4: take a picture of who you voted for and posted.
28:44
Speaker 4: That's illegal. That's one aspect of it. The other aspect
28:47
Speaker 4: of it is you cannot walk into a polling place
28:50
Speaker 4: with a T shirt, a jacket, a hat that says
28:52
Speaker 4: vote for so and so for board of education or
28:54
Speaker 4: president or whatever the case may be. You can't do that.
28:57
Speaker 4: That's considered electioneering. So just just a reminder that when
29:01
Speaker 4: you head to the polls next year, keep those things
29:04
Speaker 4: in mind. You cannot walk into a polling place within
29:08
Speaker 4: one hundred feet with a T shirt. Offices vote for
29:10
Speaker 4: John for sheriff because that's considered electioneering and it's illegal.
29:15
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29:17
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29:19
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29:21
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29:23
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Speaker 4: Text says Chris Warner really encourage me to sign up
33:01
Speaker 4: to be a poll worker. He needs a spokesperson, says
33:03
Speaker 4: the time. Well, I think he's got a few of those,
33:06
Speaker 4: but you can send your resumes to the Secretary of
33:10
Speaker 4: State's office. Mike Queen will be happy to take those
33:13
Speaker 4: I am sure, so welcome into the show now. South
33:17
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33:19
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33:21
Speaker 14: Good morning day, Thanks for having me.
33:23
Speaker 4: Thank you for being So what's going on on Jefferson Road.
33:25
Speaker 14: Sir, Well, it's my today. What they did was they
33:30
Speaker 14: close the southbound lane. So basically, if you're going if
33:34
Speaker 14: you're coming from Route sixty to go south across the
33:36
Speaker 14: bridge out to a quarter of g that lane's going
33:39
Speaker 14: to be closed for a few days while they resurface
33:41
Speaker 14: and redo the trap. The two new lanes to be
33:45
Speaker 14: open next week, so it's an inconvenience this week. It'll
33:48
Speaker 14: be a great thing at the end of the week
33:49
Speaker 14: because we're going to open up some more lanes. And
33:51
Speaker 14: anytime they can open up more lanes, that's a good
33:52
Speaker 14: thing for our traffic flow.
33:54
Speaker 4: It is, and indeed it is. So you would just
33:57
Speaker 4: tell motorists that go through that area, residents, folks doing business,
34:00
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34:01
Speaker 14: Is that what you're saying, Yeah, pack your patient. It's
34:04
Speaker 14: just a section between the railroad tracks in Jefferson Road
34:08
Speaker 14: what we're used to, but it's where you go across
34:09
Speaker 14: the bridge to go down to the Cordy, so you
34:11
Speaker 14: can still go. It's out on Jefferson Road to the corridor.
34:14
Speaker 14: You just have to get on the other side of
34:16
Speaker 14: the tracks first, so you'll be decorded around Montrose to
34:18
Speaker 14: do that.
34:19
Speaker 4: And you're sure. I have plenty of signage up so
34:21
Speaker 4: you won't catch anybody by surprise, right, Yeah.
34:24
Speaker 14: Well there's some signage out there. I actually just drove
34:27
Speaker 14: it this morning myself to make sure I did it
34:28
Speaker 14: and understood it. So if people call me, I I
34:30
Speaker 14: can answer questions. And there are some detour signs there
34:34
Speaker 14: taking you to taking you to Montrose, just kind of
34:37
Speaker 14: you know, pay attention and look for.
34:39
Speaker 4: Them, and do you tell people when they call you
34:41
Speaker 4: mayor look, I just did it. If I can do it,
34:43
Speaker 4: anybody can. Is that what you're telling them?
34:46
Speaker 14: That's right? If I just did it, anybody.
34:48
Speaker 4: Anybody should be able to How are things been going
34:52
Speaker 4: out there since all this because I had you on
34:54
Speaker 4: a couple of weeks ago, and I know there's been
34:56
Speaker 4: various changes out there. How are things going over on?
35:00
Speaker 14: I think it's going okay. I mean, you always have
35:01
Speaker 14: you always have some things you need to adjust to.
35:03
Speaker 14: But at the end of the day, I think it's
35:04
Speaker 14: going well. The roundabout has been really well received. I know,
35:07
Speaker 14: mostly what you see on social media or the mishapps,
35:10
Speaker 14: but actually overall it's been very well received and it's
35:13
Speaker 14: helped the traffic flow. No more rail traffic to deal
35:15
Speaker 14: with because they fly over. So I think it's going
35:18
Speaker 14: really well.
35:19
Speaker 4: Yeah, we're talking with South Charleston Mayor Frank Mullins. I
35:21
Speaker 4: know this past Saturday you had a big event there
35:24
Speaker 4: at the South Charleston Farmers Market. I presume everything went
35:27
Speaker 4: well there.
35:29
Speaker 14: Yeah, I went there. I went there too on Saturday. Good,
35:31
Speaker 14: good crowd, good event. Uh celebrating I think it's National
35:35
Speaker 14: Farmers Week. We were celebrating, so we had a lot
35:37
Speaker 14: of things there for folks to do and it went
35:39
Speaker 14: really well. Farmers Market is doing great.
35:41
Speaker 4: It's a fantastic facility. I mean it really really is
35:44
Speaker 4: if you haven't had an opportunity to check it out.
35:45
Speaker 4: We had Sean Zuaniga on the show last week talking
35:49
Speaker 4: about it. I mean, my wife and I've been there
35:51
Speaker 4: several times. It is really really a gym there in
35:53
Speaker 4: South Charleston, and really for the entire Kanaw Valley.
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Speaker 14: Yeah, it really is, and it's really exceeded my expectations.
36:00
Speaker 14: I kind of had a good feeling about it, thought
36:01
Speaker 14: it was going to do well, but it's really kind
36:03
Speaker 14: of exceeded it. And Sewn's done a good job with its,
36:05
Speaker 14: as some of our other staff members. I keep adding
36:08
Speaker 14: things to my staff's plate and they keep hitting the
36:10
Speaker 14: whole run. That's gonna like to see.
36:11
Speaker 4: Well, that's a sign that you got a good staff,
36:13
Speaker 4: right there, is if you can keep throwing stuff out
36:15
Speaker 4: of them and they say and they say next, come on, man,
36:17
Speaker 4: they're bringing on bringing on all right ely.
36:19
Speaker 8: Right, sure, right?
36:20
Speaker 4: What's going on with the with the plaza out there
36:22
Speaker 4: with them all, What's what's happening there? Anything new?
36:25
Speaker 14: Well, you know, we just had the groundbreaking for Kroger Marketplace,
36:28
Speaker 14: the big first one in the state of West Virginia.
36:30
Speaker 14: You guys have heard me say that before. That was
36:32
Speaker 14: an Actually that's a big deal for us to get
36:34
Speaker 14: that big box anchor store going. And and what that
36:37
Speaker 14: does is that dominoes everything else. And we've already had
36:40
Speaker 14: phone calls from developer they want to expedite some of
36:42
Speaker 14: the other stores a little bit now. So I think
36:44
Speaker 14: you'll see some more stores starting in September as well.
36:47
Speaker 14: So it's off and running and we're excited.
36:50
Speaker 4: And before we let you go, I know everybody is
36:52
Speaker 4: excited about Summerfest to getting under wayne South Charleston and
36:55
Speaker 4: briefly talk about that.
36:57
Speaker 14: Great event every year, right, Dave. So it starts Wednesday thirteenth,
37:00
Speaker 14: runs Wednesday to Saturday, as always a lot of live entertainment.
37:03
Speaker 14: Uh talked to Mick yesterday, who's basically lives down there
37:06
Speaker 14: this week. My park superintendent kind of handles things. He says,
37:09
Speaker 14: we got more ventors this year than we've ever had,
37:11
Speaker 14: so we have most vendors we've ever had, so we're
37:13
Speaker 14: expecting a great event. Drone show Friday night, Saturday night
37:17
Speaker 14: capped off the fireworks.
37:18
Speaker 4: Everybody come down to this all right, Hey, Mayor, I
37:20
Speaker 4: know you're busy day. We'll let you get back to work.
37:22
Speaker 4: And remember, if Mayor Mallins can can survive this and
37:25
Speaker 4: can do this successly, anybody can. Right.
37:29
Speaker 14: That's exactly right, Dave, Thanks for having me.
37:31
Speaker 4: Martin appreciate you, all right. So that is South Charleston
37:34
Speaker 4: Mayor Frank Mullins appreciate him taking time to be honest,
37:36
Speaker 4: you have a little fun there with maryor Mallins. He's
37:38
Speaker 4: a good guy and he and I like to go
37:40
Speaker 4: back and forth with each other a little bit. And look,
37:43
Speaker 4: I'll tell you we have I have to say we
37:47
Speaker 4: have some pretty good mayors in this area because I
37:49
Speaker 4: interview all of them from South Charleston to Winfield of course,
37:53
Speaker 4: to Charleston and Saint Albans and Dunbar and Clinton, Dennon
37:57
Speaker 4: and Hurricane. I know I'm gonna leave one out. I'm
37:59
Speaker 4: gonna get in trouble, but the bell all of them
38:03
Speaker 4: on the show, and they're always willing when I reach
38:07
Speaker 4: out to say, hey, mayor, would you like to come
38:09
Speaker 4: on and talk about this? They never turned me down.
38:12
Speaker 4: They're always like, yep, we want to get some word
38:14
Speaker 4: out to people. So just know what he talked about
38:16
Speaker 4: was that Jefferson Road project. That construction is going to
38:19
Speaker 4: be going on for a couple of days. So, as
38:20
Speaker 4: the mayor said, just pack your patients all right, and
38:23
Speaker 4: everybody will get through it. The Dave Island Showing five
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Speaker 4: With this law define and lawless society that has embraced
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Speaker 4: and encourage to today's world, I got to ask, what
38:41
Speaker 4: is this illegal concept you speak of? It seems that
38:44
Speaker 4: way Sometimes it does seem though the old Bob Evans
38:51
Speaker 4: started to sink and was moved. How will all this
38:54
Speaker 4: new mall help? I'm sorry, how will the new mall
38:56
Speaker 4: handle all the weight with the new croker coming to
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Speaker 4: The studies have been done, and again I'm not an engineer, architect,
39:04
Speaker 4: or any of those things, but the studies have been
39:05
Speaker 4: done and everything looks like sin It's going to be okay.
39:08
Speaker 4: We certainly hope. So it was a busy weekend in
39:13
Speaker 4: the valley. I want to say congratulations to a gentleman
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Speaker 4: by the name of David McNish of Saint Alban's. David
39:18
Speaker 4: was our grand prize winner of the Royal Infeld Himalayan
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Speaker 4: Motorcycle and one thousand bucks in cash. We gave that
39:24
Speaker 4: away Saturday at Trojan Landing, Corkorill Avenue. What a great
39:28
Speaker 4: event that was. A couple of one hundred of our
39:29
Speaker 4: listeners were there. Of course, when we do an event
39:31
Speaker 4: like that. All of our stations take part, gave away
39:34
Speaker 4: a ton of door prizes too. Great day, and I
39:36
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39:39
Speaker 4: very nice lady that I met from Tornado. And I
39:42
Speaker 4: apologize because you know, Pappall's hearing after wearing headphones for
39:46
Speaker 4: thirty seven years ain't what it used to be. And
39:48
Speaker 4: I didn't quite catch the lady's name, but I did
39:51
Speaker 4: learn that she was from Tornado and that she's a
39:54
Speaker 4: big fan of WCCHS radio. And she told me her
39:57
Speaker 4: radio stays on w CCHS pretty much all day and
40:00
Speaker 4: when we hear things like that, we appreciate that more
40:03
Speaker 4: than you will ever know. So thanks again to everyone
40:06
Speaker 4: at that event. And then Saturday afternoon, Steve Animal from
40:10
Speaker 4: the Mouth and I packed up and headed to the
40:12
Speaker 4: Red Carpet Lounge for Kegs for Cane Iine sponsored by
40:16
Speaker 4: the folks at Dutch Miller Super A big shout out
40:18
Speaker 4: to them for sponsoring that event, and to all of
40:20
Speaker 4: those of you that came out to help us raise
40:23
Speaker 4: some money for the Canal Charleston Humane Association. Anytime we
40:26
Speaker 4: can get out and we can do things like that,
40:28
Speaker 4: we certainly enjoyed. Steve and I had a great great
40:31
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40:35
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40:37
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40:40
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40:44
Speaker 4: a few days off later this week. I'll be here tomorrow,
40:48
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40:51
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40:52
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40:57
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41:18
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41:21
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42:08
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Speaker 4: I guess we are now in the afterglow of the
46:56
Speaker 4: Bernie Sanders visit to the Mountain State. He of course
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Speaker 4: was in Wheeling Friday night, and Leonore and Mingo County
47:02
Speaker 4: and at the Conliseum here in Charleston Saturday night. He said,
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Speaker 4: at those stops, and this is a quote, Trump didn't
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Speaker 4: win West Virginia. The Dems lost it. I don't know
47:17
Speaker 4: about that. Let me just say two things can be
47:20
Speaker 4: true at the same time. The Democrats have definitely my opinion,
47:27
Speaker 4: fumbled the ball across the country over the last several years.
47:32
Speaker 4: And I'm talking more on the national level. Their imaging
47:36
Speaker 4: is horrible and the old saying in marketing. As a
47:41
Speaker 4: public relations major, I can tell you that they larnt
47:43
Speaker 4: me up at Marshall University that if you're not telling
47:48
Speaker 4: your story, someone else is going to tell it for you.
47:52
Speaker 4: And the Democrats, my opinion, the story, the story of
47:55
Speaker 4: the Democrats, has been told by the Republicans, and many
47:59
Speaker 4: Democrat still don't realize why Donald Trump won. Nonetheless, I'll
48:06
Speaker 4: say this, no matter how you feel about Bernie Sanders,
48:09
Speaker 4: and I am no fan, he's out there. And I
48:14
Speaker 4: didn't mean that like it sounded. I mean, he's in public.
48:16
Speaker 4: I should say he's out there too, but he's also
48:18
Speaker 4: in public. DJ Meadows is making faces at me here
48:21
Speaker 4: because they said he's out Now. What I meant was
48:23
Speaker 4: he's actually out among the people. Huh. And here's the
48:29
Speaker 4: part where people are going to think that old Dave
48:31
Speaker 4: has lost his mind, all right, which that happened a
48:34
Speaker 4: long time ago. There are a great number of similarities
48:38
Speaker 4: between Bernie and Donald Trump, a great number. Matter of fact,
48:42
Speaker 4: I was talking to a good friend of mine who
48:46
Speaker 4: is about the liberal progressive Democrat as you can get,
48:50
Speaker 4: and they said the exact same thing. There are a
48:54
Speaker 4: lot of similarities between between the two. Both Trump and
49:00
Speaker 4: Bernie have found their niche in people who think they
49:02
Speaker 4: have been marginalized by the ruling party. Trump won in
49:06
Speaker 4: twenty sixteen because a lot of Republicans were left cold
49:09
Speaker 4: by the status quo in the Republican Party. Same with Bernie.
49:13
Speaker 4: A lot of Democrats weren't exactly enamored with the status
49:16
Speaker 4: quo and the Democratic Party. And of course both Sanders
49:19
Speaker 4: and Trump do have support from independence, so there are
49:23
Speaker 4: a lot of similarities. We had another giant pothole situation
49:27
Speaker 4: yesterday in Charles the multiple vehicles fell victim to it.
49:30
Speaker 4: Metro nine to one one yesterday reported had happened yesterday
49:33
Speaker 4: on seventy seven thousand New Leon Sullivan Way at mile
49:35
Speaker 4: marker one hundred. It seems like it. It never ends,
49:39
Speaker 4: Tex says well Trump deranging Trump derangement syndrome. Suffers aren't
49:44
Speaker 4: going to like it. But Trump does have the authority
49:46
Speaker 4: to activate the twenty seven hundred member DC National Guard
49:49
Speaker 4: without approval of local officials. Unlike other branches, he would
49:53
Speaker 4: not have to get the sign off of local authorities
49:55
Speaker 4: to act, likely making the activation a tempting option. By
49:59
Speaker 4: the way, DC is the most dangerous world capital according
50:02
Speaker 4: to new data. So keep Winding says the texture. Well,
50:05
Speaker 4: violent crime is also down in the nation's capital. That's
50:08
Speaker 4: a proven fact. Violent crime is actually down. I don't know.
50:11
Speaker 4: Maybe it is the most dangerous capital in the world.
50:13
Speaker 4: I find that very hard to believe. I think there's
50:15
Speaker 4: some South Americans, some Central American capitals may be a
50:17
Speaker 4: little bit more dangerous. I'll go. We'll go with the
50:21
Speaker 4: assumption that the texture is correct, though, but violent violent
50:24
Speaker 4: crime is down in the nation's capital. But TJ. Meadows
50:28
Speaker 4: is here. Last week I got myself into a little
50:30
Speaker 4: bit of trouble because I started talking about violent crime
50:32
Speaker 4: statistics in America actually going down.
50:34
Speaker 14: And my.
50:36
Speaker 4: Theory that in America we are afraid of fear is
50:39
Speaker 4: one of my favorite people, John Stossel, would say, we're
50:41
Speaker 4: absolutely afraid of fear. People called me out on it
50:44
Speaker 4: and said, well, the major cities don't contribute to the
50:47
Speaker 4: FBI statistics. I did some research, and as I said earlier, TJ.
50:51
Speaker 4: Two things can be right at the same time. They
50:53
Speaker 4: didn't always contribute. The major cities New York, Chicago, and
50:57
Speaker 4: la among them, didn't always contribute to the federal crime statistics.
51:02
Speaker 4: But they do now and on on a whole as
51:07
Speaker 4: with DC, violent crime is going down in America. Good morning, sir,
51:13
Speaker 4: Good morning. How's it going?
51:15
Speaker 20: Walk two blocks any direction in city center Philly? See
51:19
Speaker 20: if you feel like crime's going down. But that's that's
51:22
Speaker 20: my experience. Why does Bernie hate rich people? When did
51:26
Speaker 20: it become a crime to work? Because America rich people.
51:32
Speaker 20: I've been through this. We've looked at the numbers. Take
51:34
Speaker 20: every penny of wealth that the top one percent has
51:38
Speaker 20: distributed over the other ninety nine percent, each household, we'd
51:42
Speaker 20: get about three hundred thousand dollars. What happens when somebody
51:44
Speaker 20: wins the lottery and gets about three hundred thousand dollars?
51:47
Speaker 20: Quickly gone, quickly done. What's next? Yeah, what's next?
51:51
Speaker 4: Let me read this text here, Okay, get your opinion.
51:54
Speaker 4: Bernie Sanders is the reason, says the textra why we
51:56
Speaker 4: have Trump? If we would have had gotten out in
51:59
Speaker 4: the if he would have gotten out of the twenty
52:01
Speaker 4: sixteen election, we wouldn't be in this mass. Your take, Yeah,
52:05
Speaker 4: I don't know. I have to think about that.
52:07
Speaker 20: So they're saying the reason we have Trump is because
52:09
Speaker 20: Bernie Sanders was lighting everything up and don't.
52:13
Speaker 4: I get where you're going.
52:14
Speaker 20: I don't know, but yeah, Bernie, Bernie hates Bernie hates
52:20
Speaker 20: rich people.
52:21
Speaker 4: Indeed. I mean, look, we'll get into it and talk
52:24
Speaker 4: a lot. I listened to the speech. I was not impressed.
52:26
Speaker 4: All right, give me ten seconds. What's on the show today, Hayley.
52:30
Speaker 20: Bon stops Spy coming up at ten oh six. We'll
52:31
Speaker 20: talk about this funding issue for the family treatment courts.
52:34
Speaker 20: Want to get into that, that and a whole lot more.
52:36
Speaker 4: All right, quick text says you say crime is down,
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Speaker 4: like we shouldn't deal with Oh no, I am absolutely
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Speaker 4: the most redneck, hardcore person in the world when it
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Speaker 4: comes to dealing with crime.
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Speaker 21: But gotta go see you later till they have fun.
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Speaker 21: I Love Somebody.
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Speaker 2: proud to live here too,