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05/17/2023 580 Live with Dave Allen - Millie Snyder and Brian Wood · The Dave Allen Show

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A little bit later on Putnam County Clerk and candidate for Westerndindia Secretary of
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State Brian Wood is going to be stopping by the studio. Also made news,
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actually I guess it made news Monday, but all the press went out
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about it yesterday. That is, the scooters are coming to Charleston pretty soon.
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You're gonna be able to rent scooters with certain restrictions. And want to
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go all over all that for you. A little bit later on the show,
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I'll plus your calls and taks to welcome and I want to welcome him,
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my good friend and yours from the Shape Shop, Millie Snyder. How
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are you, dear? I'm well, thank you. I want a scooter.
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I could see you on a scooter. I could definitely see you right
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now. Huh, All right, all right, now, when are they
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coming? Well, let's see was officially voted on Monday. I think within
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him like a month or so. And let me just say this. Emmett
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Pepper, who was the city council person that was really behind all of this,
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is going to be on talk line with Hobby to talk about it,
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coming up those little programming notes. H And it's been on this show talking
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about it in the passage when statewide with it with Hobby coming up a little
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bit later on. So, oh, I can just see it right now.
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I can do it. I know you can. I have no doubt
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you can do anything you want to do. Yes, you're looking lovely today,
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by the way. I always shuld throw that in there. Thank you
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very much. All right, So what's new with you? What do you
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got? What do you got fortune? Well, of course I want to
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tell you that we are just absolutely thrilling people every single day at the Shape
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Shop because we've added a grab and go to our large array of wonderful things.
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Because you know, a lot of people thought we were just a rap
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shop, but we are so much more than that. Oh yeah, and
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we are making things like stuffed portobellos with a half a chicken breast, stuffed
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zucchini boats. Gosh, there's just so many things that I can't even name
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them. We have some pasta dishes. We have things that people we can't
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even keep it in stock, and people are calling ahead. Oh, we
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also have salmon, and we do a number of things with the salmon,
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and some people are calling ahead. Oh I know you love that. I
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do. I love salmon, one of my favorite foods. So some people
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are calling ahead and they're ordering it, and then the girls can't even get
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it to the cooler to put in because people are standing their weighting in line.
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And it's meal prep at its finest. So everything we make is healthy.
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Okay. So now when you say it's grabbing go, I mean on
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these meals like pasta that you know. I mean, so they you just
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take them home and you warm them, take them home and you warm them
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up in the microwave. We have directions depending on what you want to do,
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on your skill level, your skill level and how you turn on your
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microwave. Now, do you have grabbing go items that are like ready to
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eat, I mean like your wraps and sandwich You do things like that,
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you do know? The raps are made to order, okay, unless you're
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buying it off the truck, where we have to make it a few hours
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ahead of time, but never longer than that, although I will tell you
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tomorrow we're going to be at Friedo lay in Tay's Valley facility there, beautiful
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facility. Yes, so I understand, and it will be our first time.
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We were invited for tomorrow. But in some cases we make the raps
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on the truck. But in when there's a lot of people standing in line,
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we have to have several of them ready to go, but we don't
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make them more than a couple of hours ahead, right, right, good
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stuff? And what about pizzas and things like that? Is that something?
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We have a pizza oven. We have a two tier pizza oven on the
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truck. Yeah, I mean, I know those are very popular. When
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you go, I will say, get more of the grabbing gol. I
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mean, is that something you can do with the We haven't do that.
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They haven't done that yet. Okay, we can take it out of the
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freezer and put it in our oven while you're sitting and ye, but you
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have to give us, you know, at least ten minutes, right,
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yeah, I mean, you know most people don't want to eat them frozen.
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Well, and this they can stay home and do that, you know,
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I mean, and this is not and when we talk about this is
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not fast food that you do I mean not. I mean it's it's food
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that's fast, but not fast food. Does that make any exactly because fast
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food is dangerous for your body. It has stuff in it that we haven't
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yet identified. And you know, we're actually getting smarter as people. Look,
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we can come up with a one, so surely we have to pay
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attention to what she's talking about, artificial intelligence, not a one steak sauce.
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By the way. Oh yeah, but how do I say? Well,
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yeah, oh, excuse me, that's all good, it's all good.
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I just learned. We were just talking about that before the show.
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We have yes, yeah, so yeah, there's what were you asking me.
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We were talking about the grabb and Go and things like that, and
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what was new at the Shape Shop, and you were telling me about your
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adventure that you're going over to my part of the world over in the in
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Tays Valley tomorrow over at the new Freedom Lay facilities. I think you were
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talking about fast food. That's what we were talking about, fast food food.
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More and more people are realizing that fast food has ingredients that causes us
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problems in the quality of our life, and that is something. We can't
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blow it off anymore. We have to pay attention to it. And I
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don't know that in some of the fast food places that it's really chicken.
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We haven't really identified that, and I'm concerned about that. We are what
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we eat. And that's not just a Millie snyderism. That's just not something
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that I read and I'm repeating it. It's true, and I want people
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to pay attention better attention to what they're eating. Fruits and vegetables are important.
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You know, some research was done on people who died hundreds and hundreds
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of years ago, and they didn't have any anomalies on their skeletal because in
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those years, people ate off the land. They didn't eat process they didn't
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have chemicals, they didn't have preservatives, they weren't invented yet. And that's
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something to think about in terms of all the things. The maladies that we
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have, it comes from. It's not just because your grandmother had arthritis.
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She didn't eat healthy either. And we have the opportunity to take stock and
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look at what we're eating. And yes, I have concerns. You know,
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I came to Charleston with something that I never never doubted would be what
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it became, and that is weight Watchers. A lot of people think I
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was born here. I apologize for not being born here. I love Charleston,
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but as they say, well, I'm not from here. But I
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got here as quickly as I could, exactly, and I came at twenty
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seven. I would have come sooner, but I was getting educated in the
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process. And I love Charleston and West Virginia has Here's where I grew up,
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and I love everything about West Virginia. And nothing was more of a
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love to me, in addition to my spouse and my children. Nothing was
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more of a love to me than what I came here to do, and
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that's weight Watchers. And when I couldn't do that anymore, and you know,
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I sold weight Watchers back to weight Watchers almost ten years ago. I
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had a way three years and then I opened my own group, which is
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Mediterranean Eating, and that's clean, healthy, wonderful food. I have success
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coming out of that meeting. One lady in particular is down seventy two pounds.
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Wow. And that's a major life experience. But what I'm wanting to
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say is I'm worried about what has become of weight watchers because meetings don't exist,
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and now they're going with medications. Yeah, I read that something about
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that the other day, and I'm telling you that that's wrong because there's nothing
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good at the end of that. We still are people who need to be
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educated. We need to be inspired, we need to be encouraged, we
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need to be guided. And group support has never been a bad thing.
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It's always been that thing that gets you over the hump. Like they say,
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Wednesday is hump day, Well, whatever day you go to a meeting,
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it kind of helps you put the past week behind you and then you
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have a new beginning for the week, and there's some accountability. The accountability
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is so important, and so I want people to look up my group.
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Yeah this might sound like a commercial, but it's not intended. I want
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you to know group support and that personal touch and that interpersonal conversation exists Thursday
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at the Shape Shop, we have our own meeting room for fix It with
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Foods Mediterranean. But I'm truly, truly concerned what's happening with that industry.
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I also understand that Jenny Craig is gone. They decided to stop because I
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don't know that they had another medical or medicine approach that they can offer,
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which is what's happened with the weight watchers. Nothing good is going to come.
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And this is just I'm not a dog, That's really what I am.
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So I'm so worried and concerned. Nothing good is going to come from
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putting more pharmaceuticals into your body. In my opinion, that's just my opinion.
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I'm not educated in this. I'm just saying we have become a society
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that turns to a pill for everything. You know, you don't like the
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way your kid behaves, Suddenly there suddenly, let's put them on riddling.
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Let's put them on instead of beating the crap out of which what you should
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do. But anyway, go ahead. In nineteen sixty six, when I
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was told that I had a that I could go to an open meeting for
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weight watchers, I said, I'm not going and I'm not doing it.
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It's not going to work. Da da da da da dada. Long story
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short. When I finally got my then a boyfriend who became my husband to
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go, and he went to the first meeting and he said to me,
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you're going next week. When I did go, I hated it. In
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the beginning, but by the second week I began to soften, and by
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the third week I was in love with my leader because I was eating and
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I was losing weight. Right, I was eating food and losing weight,
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and I never did that before. And I want people to know there's something
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they can still do. Talk is important. Look, it's what you do,
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That's what I do. I don't ever want this program to not be
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available. I don't want you to ever stop doing this because I'm not unless
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you know something I don't know. I don't know anything you don't. I
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do have a text for you here though, from the text line, Can
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I read this text for you? Text says, how are people supposed to
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eat healthier when our society is based around the process food industry? Starting from
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kindergarten, children are groomed to accept process sugars as part of the daily diet.
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The government also heavily subsidizes process sugar foods. How are we supposed to
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change when the system is set up like this? As thinking people, we
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have to read between the lines and we have to do some research on our
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own. That's the simple answer. I understand brainwashing. I understand being told
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this that and the other. But there's more information out there, and that
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comes down to you and I doing the right thing for ourselves. And nobody
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likes to eat more than I do. I'm a fan, I'm a fan.
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I'm a fan, but I've changed. Go check out the Shape.
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We gotta wrap it up. Did you have anything else you want to tell
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us? But I can talk for you for two hours. I know you
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could. I know you well, you know I'm on vacation next week,
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so maybe you can talk to Dale Cooper and see if Cooper, well,
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I could come. Well you could come and go hang out with me on
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a beat somewhere. Well, I don't think some undisclosed location. Yeah,
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I know it needs to be undisclosed, so you can have a vacation exactly
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Millie's Shape Shop. Give us the address, give us all the info where
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it's seven oh six Central Avenue, and we're not at Patrick Street anymore there
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for a while, not for a while. It's right where there's no meters.
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they were at Patrick Street. Something about something in the air over there.
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I don't know the water wonderful person who figured out the recipe and has just
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Clerk and now Republican candidate for West Virginia Secretary of State Brian Wood is here.
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Good morning, man, How are you. Good morning? How are
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you sir? I am doing fine. Now. You are on talk line
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last week with Dave Wilson, who was in suving for Hobby, and you
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announced to the state that you'd be running for Secretary of State. That job,
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of course, currently held by Mike Warner, who's opted to run to
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not run for reelection. Instead, he's gonna be running for governor. You
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made the announcement with Northern Dave. That's what we call him. He's I'm
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Southern Dave. He's Northern Dave. But you are on this show back in
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December, and you said at that time you probably we're going to run,
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depending on what Mac Warner decided to do. Secretary Warner, as I said,
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in January, did announce he would be running for governor. So now
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you are a candidate officially, I mean, I guess not officially till next
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year, but unofficially, officially you're running for secretary of State. What has
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been the response now that the word is out there about you. I'm overwhelmed
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with the pausitive response. You know, a lot of them will tell you
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what you want to hear. But we're all, you know, the people
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that are willing to do things for me. I'm not used to that.
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I'm used to being the guy that's at the office that people come to me
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needing stuff and me get what they need, rather than me being the guy
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that needs help. Uh, you know, throughout the state. And so
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I want to get into your your background a little bit. You how many
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terms have you served as Putna Canny Clark um in my fourth term now and
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your fourth term? And but but your background politically, you are a magistrate
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at one point, is that right? Yes, sir, served two terms
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as match prior to that. All right, let's let's talk about your before
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we get to the political ast. But let's talk about your bio. Give
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us the bio and Brianwood Runwood Uh married, have two children, been married
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for twenty one years. Um. I went to a Marshall University. Graduated
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from Marshall University. Go ahead, Uh, yes, go ahead, um.
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After I graduated December of ninety five and in January ninety six, I
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ran I started to run for a match in them County. At the time,
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I thought it was gonna be a state trooper. I applied for it
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being a state trooper. They had a hiring freeze because there was no money
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at the time and they needed to wait for the next class to begin.
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Uh. So I went to the next thing that that that I could get
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off a mom's payroll because my father just recently passed away and I need to
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get out on my own, and decided to, uh to run from matter
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trip and and uh, like I said before, and you're on your show,
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and possibly did the northern that you know, I had to, you
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know, right from right from college into work and uh, and I just
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think it's the Lord's path for me. Talk about that, the transition from
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magistrate into a county clerk. I mean, yeah, you're in the same
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building, but that's about where the similarities in between the two jobs, right,
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Uh, not not necessarily, you know both of them are You follow
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the letter of the law. You interpret the code, and then you apply
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it. So you're not really a decision maker or a policymaker or anything like
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that. You're basically just implementing the policies that are in place by the legislature.
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Okay, I understand, okay, um. And during your time as
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as county clerk, you picked up quite a few accolades along the way,
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Yes, sir, Yes, sir. Two of the most the ones I'm
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most proud of. There are several several of them, but the Danny Cline
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Memorial Distinguished Service Award that that's voted on by the county kirks throughout the state.
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You know, they had felt confident in me to give me that award
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back in I believe it's twenty eighteen. And then also the National Association of
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Secretary State Award, which is a national award for destroying the effort destroordinary efforts
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in promoting voter engagement. So it's a big job being a county clerk,
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and much like the Secretary State. I mean, the county clerk does so
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many different things and it's very similar to the Secretary State. And people don't
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really as everything you know as full disclosure. You know, I people know
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I did work for the Secretary of State's Office for a time and I had
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no idea told I went to work the Secretary of State's office everything that that
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that they did. In your role, Um, you have you've had to
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work with Secretaries to State, with Mike Warner and with the previous administration as
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UH as well. And now you're going to be facing off in the primary.
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We know that you have UM delicate Chris Pritt is going to be running
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former delicate um um Ken Reid, who's also announcer, maybe even more coming
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in. But but you're something that I would imagine is gonna be playing up
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on your experience in that role as a county clerk. Yes, sir,
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Yes, sir. I'm a hands on clerk. I'm heavily involved with our
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association, the Clerk's Association. I talk probably weekly, if if not daily,
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with the Secretary States Office. Were constantly about the ideas off of one
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another, UM trying to keep you know, Secretary States Office, County Clerk's
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Office. You're always trying to look ahead to future problems and solve those problems
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prior to them getting here, and that takes team work. So h me.
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I'm currently the president of the County Clerks Association. I'm also on the
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State have a Grant Board. I'm one of two clerks that represent that,
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and I have a just explain or to have explained what that is to people.
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I know what it is because I worked there. See what it is
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help America Vote Act and basically that I believe it was two thousand round two
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thousand and two thousand two H they created this UM. Every now and then
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they'll send down money from Washington to help help with grant money to help counties
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keep up with the cost in the ever increasing costs of elections. And so
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we we we just met recently and UH divvied out around a million of the
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have A funds UH to some of our counties to help them UH upgrade their
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equipment diferent things like that. So I'm one of two Clarks for that.
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I'm also the local represented for the state of West Virginia and the ECA Elections
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of Tas Valley Travis Willard Edward Jones Member s I PC and I talked about
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this when I had the other two folks on that are running for Secretary of
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State. Brian, what people think of Secretary State? The automatically thinks think
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elections, because that's what gets the attention. But I know, as I
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said, having worked there, elections is a small part of the office.
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Um, there are many more people in the Business and Licensing division than there
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are in the elections division, and the charity's division, and h and so
25:15
on and so forth, service or process. There's a lot of different divisions
25:18
within the Secretary of State's office. You're an elections guy, obviously, but
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with your rolls county clerk, you've had to do a lot of different things
25:25
other than just elections. How do you think your experience as a county clerk
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will will translate to being Secretary of State because it's very similar. As I
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said to the top of the of the segment, Yes, sir, the
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county clerks were many hats, just the same as Secretary States office. County
25:38
clerks are involved with you know, payroll bookkeeping, budgeting, the record room,
25:45
you know, recordings and uh and then obviously elections. So uh no
25:48
different than the Secretary of State. They have many heads as well that you
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know, they had been the business side, the elections side, and so
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forth. I've got, you know, twenty six years experience in governmental office
26:02
management, you know, eighteen of that being the county clerk. I know
26:04
how to put a good team together and serve the people. My number one
26:11
rule is that you treat people like you want to be treated when you walk
26:12
through the door. We never can get away from that hands on communication with
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with the people of West Virginia to make sure that their needs are met.
26:22
And so I feel that, you know, all my experience and and listening
26:27
to the other candidates and some of their their um their sessions, whether it
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be on TV or radio, I felt as imperative that I run because I
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feel West Virginia needs somebody like myself with as much experience. You know,
26:45
they talk about all the things that they want to do. Well, both
26:47
of them are well, three of them have been in the House of Delegates.
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So why aren't you changing those laws prior to becoming a secretary state.
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You know, those are things that should happen. Don't just be okay mccannon,
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Now I want to do this, this, and this, this should
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already happened. M chase the laws because, like I said, the secondary
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state, we just follow the laws of the elect ary place. You know,
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where the executive branch of the government, not the record keepers. What
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do we used to send the office, you're basically the record keeping the state.
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I want to talk about election Brian. Although that we hear about these
27:18
problems in other states, we simply just don't have those here. And of
27:22
course there was a time elections weren't so clean in West Virginia. They certainly
27:26
are now. Very few problems are ever reported in West Virginia. We simply
27:30
do elections right in West Virginia, and the state has won countless awards for
27:37
the way we do elections here. And I think that's a testament, and
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I think Mike Warner would probably be the first to say that that's a testament
27:42
to the county clerks first and foremost. In fact, he said that in
27:47
Washington recently, as he was tests to find in front of Congress about elections,
27:51
that the county clerks do such a great job in West Virginia. How
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do you intend on keeping that momentum of doing it the right way if you're
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elected well? As county clerk, I know where firsthand where the rubber meets
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the road, how elections work, what to worry about, what to think
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about, how to prepare for the future. UM. I have a great
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working relationship with all the kind of clerks throughout the state. UM. I've
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been working with some municipal clerks on some of the municipal elections as well.
28:21
When it comes to different things like redistrict in our piggybacking on the county ballot,
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different things like that. I know where we're at. When it comes
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to ERIC and and voter registration. Eric is is basically UM, it's a
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it's a electronic registration information center and bit and recently the state had moved out
28:48
of eric UH and its going a different path, and a different paths is
28:52
basically UM, someone else feeding us that information as to possible voters who have
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moved or who needs to be sent a National change of Address card NCA cards
29:04
what we call it, and basically that is like the warning sign for the
29:11
voter. Hey, we've got hits that you may have moved. Have you
29:15
moved or have you not moved. Please let us know so we can keep
29:18
you on the rolls. If you are currently living in West Virginia in your
29:22
address, let us update your voter registration. If if you have moved,
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you know, within the county or precinct or whatever. And then and then
29:30
let us get you off the rolls. If you've moved out of state,
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I no longer need to be on it. So so I have that background
29:37
of knowing and working with the Secretary of State as to where we need to
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move forward and also where we need dot eyes and cross our tees. Yeah,
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what will the campaign look like? I know it's early, but you
29:48
have to hit the trail and travel from one end of the state to the
29:52
other in order to get elected this office. What's the campaign look like so
29:55
far? That's a constant tug of war because it is early. I understand
29:59
that people we're gonna be sick elections. Some already are and we still got
30:03
a year together. The commercials, this and that. Um, yeah,
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my my election is gonna be a low budget election. I expect, and
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I expect all the Secretary of State candidates to be a low budget election.
30:15
Uh. Everybody's uh throwing their money towards the governor race, throwing their money
30:19
towards the Senate race, and obviously presidential race. So my, my my.
30:25
You know, right now, we're trying to just build the foundation uh
30:27
to grow from, and it's going to be more of a grassroots things,
30:30
you know, people telling people, social media and different things like that.
30:33
So so uh, I need people's help. I need people telling people about
30:38
me. Let's get the person in there that has the most experience, who
30:41
knows what's going on, who understands, uh where we're at and where we
30:45
need to go and uh and uh I can't do it. I can do
30:51
it without the voters. You know. Obviously the only pull of the matters
30:53
is the one on on on May. I believe it's fourteen. Now.
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I know you're gonna be and I know you're getting the word out there various
31:00
places. I said, you're hitting doing the talk show circuit. I know
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you're gonna be on my buddy Mark Curtis is inside West Virginia Politics show this
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weekend. I think I just talked to Mark Asterday. By the way,
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happy belated birthday to Mark. Afterday was Mark's birthday. And that's what it's
31:14
all about, getting out there and uh and spreading the word. Do you
31:15
have a a website or social media up and running end or is that something
31:19
still in progress or what it's being built? But when it is built,
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it will be Wood the number four WV dot com. Okay, and all
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the social media will be Wood would number four WV. All right, O'Brian?
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Wish you the best to luck I mean again, and we're a year
31:34
away, and I'll have you and the other candidates on several times between now
31:38
and then. Any final words before we let you go, No, I
31:41
just appreciate the opportunity to speak to your audience and appreciate them listening, and
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look forward to fun exciting election. Brian Wood, Putnam County Clerk who is
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to this text when Brian Wood was here buying the Putnam County clerk who was
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running for Secretary State, and but I did ask him this after the show.
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Does Brian agree with some Republicans that you shouldn't be allowed to vote between
35:15
the ages of eighteen to twenty five until you do committee service like military service.
35:20
I think I could probably speak for Brian saying no, he does not
35:24
believe that. I don't I've heard some people say this. I don't know,
35:29
but this is a widespread thing among Republican circles. I did read something
35:32
about there were and to agree with the text or there were some in the
35:37
Republican Party and maybe other parties as well, to think that you should have
35:40
to do some sort of committee service, like military service, in order to
35:45
vote. I mean no, I mean I feel pretty confident that's not something
35:49
that he would back. I'm a person this is I know you ask Brian,
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you didn't ask me, But I mean, I'm a person that thinks
35:57
that everyone should vote as long as they're above the age of eighteen. I
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mean, it was twenty one for many, many years, and it took
36:06
you know, literally acts of Congress to get that past to be eighteen years
36:08
of age. And I mean, I think the more people that vote,
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the better, because I think you probably get into a bad situation when you
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start saying, well, we'd only have certain people voting. I just don't
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Um, So the scooters are coming to Charleston. Story posted at WCHS
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network dot com. You will soon be able to rent motorized scooters in the
37:30
capital city. This was the brainchild of Councilman Emmett Pepper. Programming note Councilman
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Pepper will be As I mentioned earlier on with Hoppy to talk about it this
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morning on talk line. City Council of Charleston on Monday entered too in agreements
37:45
with the company Bird Global to allow the company to operate the scooters here in
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Charleston. The company itself based out of Miami, Florida. Only one council
37:55
person spoke out against the scooters, and that was Shannon Snodgrass Reward two,
38:00
and she was quoted in this morning's gazette mail as as saying that she felt
38:07
that Charleston was way behind in getting this done and that many cities had started
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a program and have already ended the programs Among councilmen, progress of Jacksons are
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that the Charleston Police Department is already understaffed, it wouldn't be able to enforce
38:27
the regulations. So you're asking yourself, Okay, how would it work.
38:31
Well, it'll be based on an app on your phone. You'll just like
38:36
you would with Uber or something like that. You just download the app and
38:40
that's how you will rent them. And when you are done with your scooter,
38:45
you will take a picture of it to let the scooter folks know where
38:50
the scooters are. And according to the rules, there would be no more
38:53
than one hundred and fifty scooters citywide. There is a requirement that scooters are
39:00
parked in a way that allows three feet for walking on the sidewalks. And
39:07
there will be areas designated just for scooters. Well, now, let me
39:12
back that up. There will be areas where scooters will be allowed. I
39:14
don't want to see just for scooters. There are areas that scooters will be
39:16
allowed and there are areas where they will not be allowed to go. And
39:22
as was pointed out by Councilwoman's Snodgrass, some cities that had them got rid
39:29
of them. I do know the city of Saint Albans had them, and
39:34
according to some in the Land of the Red Dragons, it didn't go well
39:39
at all. They found the scooters scattered all over the city in people's yards,
39:45
etc. Before the show, I talked with the city councilman from Saint
39:50
Albans and I just I just called him and I just asked, I said,
39:54
hey, I understand that you know you guys had done the scooter thing.
39:59
What's the status of that? To the city council person, and I
40:01
don't care to tell you who it is, because he said, I don't
40:02
care if you use my name. It's Walt Hall, who was also a
40:06
member of the House of Delegates. He called them a nuisance there and that's
40:13
exactly his words. They were a nuisance and they got rid of them.
40:17
And he told me, mister Hall, did Delegate Hall or council person Hall,
40:22
he's all the above, said that they contacted the city, so please
40:24
come get these things, because what they were finding is that I guess people
40:29
were were riding them so long, and I guess when they were done,
40:34
they were just trashing him. They were not trashing him is in destroying them,
40:37
but they will finding him in people's yards and so on and so forth.
40:39
So it didn't work out well. In Saint Alban's they apparently have and
40:45
again Emmatt Pepper is the expert on this, and he will be on Hopy
40:47
later today and I'll have him on a future show on my show. Here
40:52
they apparently have a GPS tracking system on them that won't allow them to go
40:58
into the areas where they aren't supposed to be. So as best I understand
41:01
it, and if I am wrong again then I'm sure the councilperson Pepper will
41:07
will correct me or he can better explain it on Hopy later today, if
41:10
they if you try, the GPS basically tracks where the scooters go, and
41:15
so if you try to take them into an area where they're not supposed to
41:17
go, they just shut off. And that's what leads what led apparently in
41:22
Saint Albans to people just saying, Okay, well this is this rides over,
41:25
just kind of trashing them. As I said, council person in Walt
41:30
Hall, who I spoke with this morning, said it was a disaster and
41:34
that they no longer have them there, and so I hope that the program
41:38
will go better in Charleston. Speaking of which I had when I mentioned at
41:44
the top of the show that I was gonna talk about scooters, I had
41:45
a text from somebody that says, Dave Saint Albans, this is pretty much
41:50
what I said, and I appreciate it. Saint Albans had the Bird scooters
41:53
and there were nothing but a nuisance, a safety hazard, and an eyesore
41:57
because they were laying everywhere. Thank goodness they are gone. Hope Charleston has
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better luck with them. According to a texture we'll speaking of Hoppy also on
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the show this morning, Dale Lee, the president of the West Virginia Education
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Association will be there. Brad mclahaney with more of the Mountain Valley pipelines and
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news there. As I said, Counsel Emmett Pepper will be on there,
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State treasure Riley Moore, Congresswoman Carol Miller, and more. That's hobby coming
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back on Friday. Dale Cooper will be subbing for me on the show tomorrow.
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I will be back Friday, but then after that I'm on a beat
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somewhere. Next week I'm out. I'm done for a week anyway. I
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will return the day after Memorial Day, that's Tuesday, May thirty at Dale
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Clark Bryan Wood, who's candidate for Secretary State. On Brian had to leave
46:00
us to go over and takee a episode of Inside West Virginia Politics with Mark
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Curtis Little air this weekend. So a text or asked after Brian left,
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does Brian agree with some Republicans that you should shouldn't be allowed to vote between
46:12
the ages of eighteen to twenty five until you do committee service like military service.
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I attempted to speak for Brian, and because I had a feeling I
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knew what Brian was going to say. Well, Brian actually text me and
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said, no, my son is graduating this year and he's going into the
46:27
Army National Guard to serve his country. If he's old enough to serve,
46:30
he's old enough to vote. According to Putnam County Clerk and Canada Secretary of
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State Bryan would Texas society would be much better off if we repealed the nineteenth
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Amendment, as the amendment that allowed eighteen year olds the right to vote.
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I simply don't agree with that. I'm sorry, that's the text's opinion.
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with Bridge Valley that they will many of the employees will work in the facility
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four days a week and then go to school for the other day. That
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don't spend a lot of time talking politics from other states on his show,
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but I will say this, I was kind of keeping an eyeing this.
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There will be Oh, by the way, I need to correct something that
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I said. I should have known that the nineteenth Amendment allowed women to vote
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since the Texter, Yeah, I got I got my amendments mixed up there.
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I thought so the Texter was saying that the world will be better off
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of women couldn't vote. Okay, all right, all right. I don't
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spend time a lot of time talking about politics from other state, but there's
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about to be a major showdown come fall in Kentucky for governor. The Attorney
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General of Kentucky Daniel Cameron, who was backed by former President Trump, as
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well as Minch McConnell. One yesterday, Minyhill face off against the current governor
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there, Democrat Andy Butcher, who is one of the more popular governors even
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though he's a Democrat. Man, you talk about a battle and one that
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is going to make for great profits for radio, television, newspapers, etc.
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Oh, it's going to be good. I have a good friend who
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sells for a radio station in Kentucky, and I was talking to him a
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couple of weeks ago, and he and I kind have agreed that perhaps the
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only people in the world who love political advertising are those that sell ad space
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being on radio, television, billboards, online in the newspaper, etc.
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We are salivating right now over these types of races. Just being honest here,
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you think you think there may be some money spent in the Republican primary
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for Senate next year between Governor Justice and Congressman Alex Mooney, And yes,
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I know there's another Chris Rose in there as well. But I'm talking about
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where the big bucks are going to be spent between those two campaigns, plus
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all the political action committees that are going to pour money in the state for
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a race which is still a year away. I mean, the advertising has
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already started. As I mentioned, Governor Justice made his announcement that he was
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going to run for you as Senate on a Thursday at the Greenbrier. I
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told you the story I got up the next morning, turn on the television
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news, getting ready for work, and they're so ready. An Alex Mooney
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add on the morning twelve hours, not even twelve hours after he had it
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Congress Mooney had it in the can and and ready to go. It's gonna
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be good times for people who saw advertising. It might be a good time
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for you boy here to ask for more money to do this show. And
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look at all the Republicans that are running for governor. Attorney General Patrick Morris,
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he was on the show Yesterday's Secretary of State Mac Warner, sayed Auditor
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J. B. Mccusky, auto magnate Chris Miller got to get more capital,
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all running for governor and could be more not more capital, I mean
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there could be more people, additional people. I should say, I got
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to learn not to use more. I guess doing this campaign there could be
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additional people. And ain't none of them coming to the table with no money.
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I can tell you that. And some of course we'll have more money
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than others. The race for attorney general a couple of current state senators,
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Mike Stewart and Ryan Weld. This one's already getting ugly thanks to this show.
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Sorry, guys. The three candidates in now for Secretary of State.
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I'm hearing that there are going to be more coming interesting times. Indeed,
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texted, did anyone on city Council seriously think the scooter thing through it?
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All? The bums of the junkies have stolen shopping carts and children's bikes for
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years? So how long until scooters go missing and destroyed? Stupid waste of
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money? According to a text, all right, I gotta go. I
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will be off tomorrow, as I said, Dale Cooper will be in for
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me. I will be back Friday. Well. Welcome in Hannah Garden from
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road this week and they are back home this weekend, and some really cool
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