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7/24/25 The Dave Allen Show on 580 Live: Morgan Robinson and Jill Gearin along with Porter Wagner · The Dave Allen Show

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Speaker 2: until well this time next week when we do it
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Speaker 2: good friend Porter Wagner, who's going to join us a
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Speaker 2: little bit later on and they got an event going
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Speaker 2: on Saturday with the pick of the Litter Animal Group.
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Speaker 2: So we'll let Porter explain that to you. Plus we'll
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Speaker 2: get into some other things in the news, national news.
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Speaker 2: Oh yeah, well we'll talk to Epstein Files a little
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Speaker 2: bit later on, and also the traffic situation as well.
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Speaker 2: Special edition of talk Line Today coming up. Do you
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Speaker 2: want to go ahead and preview that a little bit
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Speaker 2: during the eleven o'clock hour. Wilson Meadows are going to
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Speaker 2: have the new WVU president, doctor Michael T. Benson on
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Speaker 2: the show today. That'll be during the eleven o'clock hour.
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Speaker 2: TJ's actually in Morgantown, so they're going to do that
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Speaker 2: one in person with doctor Benson.
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Speaker 3: Looking forward to seeing what he has to say.
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Speaker 2: Coming up on the show during the eleven o'clock hour
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Speaker 2: of talk Line, Big happenings with our good friends at
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Speaker 2: your hometown baseball team, the Charleston Dirty Birds over at
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Speaker 2: the ballpark. We're going to honor honor some fantastic women.
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Speaker 2: Jie Garon, who's always a fantastic woman.
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Speaker 3: Is what this right now? How are you doing Jill?
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Speaker 5: And great? How are you?
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Speaker 2: I am doing fine? Also, Morgan Robots is here as well,
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Speaker 2: another fantastic woman.
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Speaker 6: I was getting ready to say, are you going to
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Speaker 6: say I'm a fantastic.
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Speaker 3: Jill garan fantastic one? And Morgan, well.
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Speaker 7: They I don't know how.
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Speaker 3: Morgan has you haven't been to the new studios here.
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Speaker 7: No, I feel so behind.
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Speaker 6: I've neglected you for so long day and I'm so sorry.
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Speaker 6: But they're beautiful.
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Speaker 3: We're happy to be here.
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Speaker 2: We're very happy to be That's amazing again, genuine simulated brick.
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Speaker 7: Simulated brick.
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Speaker 3: That new car smell, it's amazing, it's amazing.
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Speaker 2: Well, pretty soon, as I told you earlier, it's going
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Speaker 2: to smell like most radio stations when they wreak of
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Speaker 2: T shirts and bad decisions.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, desperation and broken dreams.
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Speaker 3: That's exactly he said.
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Speaker 2: You know a little something about radio, about radio, So, uh,
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Speaker 2: Jill's let's start with.
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Speaker 3: Either one of you guys. You jump in here. We're
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Speaker 3: very informed. What's going on? What do you got going on?
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Speaker 5: A big homestand for the Birds? So starting tomorrow is
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Speaker 5: game one of a nine game homestand in ten days,
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Speaker 5: and we are kicking it off with a massive, massive weekend. Specifically,
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Speaker 5: we're here to talk about Saturday, which is Women making
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Speaker 5: a Difference. This is our third right, Yeah, this is.
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Speaker 7: Our third year, Third Times a Charm.
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Speaker 5: And we're so so excited. I'm excited. This is the
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Speaker 5: second year I've been working with Morgan on it, and
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Speaker 5: last year we introduced a pregame panel, which we are
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Speaker 5: bringing back this year too.
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Speaker 6: We have an empowerment panel, so we're bringing in all
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Speaker 6: the ladies. We're trying to make a difference and you know,
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Speaker 6: inspire motivate young women and girls by featuring some of
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Speaker 6: the amazing women in our community.
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Speaker 7: So on our pregame panel, which we'll.
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Speaker 6: Kick off at about five fifteen, we have Jill obviously amazing,
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Speaker 6: doctor Paula Potter of course, the new superintendent for Kannak
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Speaker 6: County Schools, Lesha Lee who is no stranger to this building,
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Speaker 6: and Commissioner Natalie Tennant, all hosted by Delaney Wells. So
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Speaker 6: we're excited for them to share some of their wisdom,
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Speaker 6: some of the challenges they've faced and how they've overcome
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Speaker 6: those throughout their life with our young women and girls.
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Speaker 6: Prior to the game, we also have an all Star
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Speaker 6: team and this is consisting of women who have been
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Speaker 6: nominated in the community, really unsung heroes that are doing
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Speaker 6: the work behind the scenes, not getting that recognition, and
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Speaker 6: we are so excited to honor.
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Speaker 7: Them on the field.
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Speaker 6: Joe, how many nominees do we have this year? It was, honestly,
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Speaker 6: it was insane. We were so excited and proud of
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Speaker 6: how many nominees.
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Speaker 5: To be frank we were overwhelmed. We had over fifty nominees.
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Speaker 5: So and we're gonna highlight every single person that's in town.
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Speaker 5: There are no cuts on our All Star team. So
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Speaker 5: we are very excited because again that's the whole point
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Speaker 5: of this this Night Right is empowering women and highlighting
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Speaker 5: the women who are making a difference in our community.
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Speaker 5: We don't want to take away that honoring availability of
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Speaker 5: these women unless they aren't in town at that point,
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Speaker 5: we just tell them come to a different game and
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Speaker 5: you'll throw a first pitch.
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Speaker 7: Yes, absolutely, all.
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Speaker 5: These girls are All these women are going to be honored,
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Speaker 5: and we are so excited to host everyone. And don't forget,
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Speaker 5: it's Saturday, so there's also postgame fireworks.
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Speaker 7: Postgame fireworks.
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Speaker 6: Children's Theater of Charleston's going to be performing right before
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Speaker 6: the postgame fireworks.
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Speaker 7: We have Charleston on the opera, Gill doing the national anthem.
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Speaker 6: So there's really a celebration of community and of these
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Speaker 6: fierce females in our community that help us to make
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Speaker 6: it through every day, and it gets harder every day.
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Speaker 3: Like I want to go, I want.
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Speaker 2: To go back to the women that you talked about
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Speaker 2: getting the nominations. How exactly did that work?
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Speaker 5: So we asked for nominations on social media and it
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Speaker 5: blew up. I think we had over twenty nominations in
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Speaker 5: less than twenty four hours so and we only had
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Speaker 5: I think twenty five nominations last year. So it's really
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Speaker 5: great to see the blow up of it. But I
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Speaker 5: think the fact that these women, it's their friends, it's
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Speaker 5: their mothers, it's their colleagues who are nominating them. They're
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Speaker 5: not nominating themselves. These are women. When we called them
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Speaker 5: and said you've been nominated, they said I was what.
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Speaker 5: They had no idea and they were so honored and
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Speaker 5: felt special.
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Speaker 3: Duty or something exactly.
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Speaker 5: Yep, they got a call from the Dirty Birds and said,
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Speaker 5: shoot that I'm not paid for my ticket.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, it was really amazing to read their stories as well.
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Speaker 6: Of course, as Jill said, so heartfelt coming from the
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Speaker 6: people that know them best and work with them every
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Speaker 6: day or live in the household with them. And it
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Speaker 6: ranges anywhere from young women who are raising funds and
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Speaker 6: raising awareness in their community to women who have been
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Speaker 6: doing the work for decades. And we're so excited to
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Speaker 6: just celebrate multiple generations that really keep Charleston going, keep
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Speaker 6: West Virginia going, and make us all better every day.
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Speaker 2: We're talking to Morgan Robinsonday and also Jill garithrom The
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Speaker 2: Natalie tenantly just a couple of people. How did you
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Speaker 2: go about choosing who'd be on that panel and what
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Speaker 2: specifically will be discussed.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, so we actually asked.
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Speaker 6: We have a lovely committee of volunteers that have helped
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Speaker 6: us to put this game together. And all the activities
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Speaker 6: surrounding it, and we ask the who do you talk
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Speaker 6: to on a daily basis or who have you heard
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Speaker 6: speak that you feel really inspired by? Who are people
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Speaker 6: who have weathered storms made strides in our community that
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Speaker 6: we feel like can really share that information with young
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Speaker 6: women and girls as we're navigating building confidence and you know,
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Speaker 6: all the challenges that we face, not only as young
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Speaker 6: women but young men as well.
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Speaker 8: I mean, the.
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Speaker 6: Panels really for everybody to come and listen and be inspired.
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Speaker 6: So we're going to be talking about how to build confidence,
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Speaker 6: how to work as a team, how to overcome challenges.
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Speaker 6: And I think that especially when we look at people
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Speaker 6: like Natalie Tenant, who paved the way as the first
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Speaker 6: female mountaineer, how to break barriers and how to deal
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Speaker 6: with some of the stress and the criticism right that
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Speaker 6: comes along with that in a way that is productive
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Speaker 6: and classy and helps you to better yourself through the journey.
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Speaker 3: And plus all around this, we got.
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Speaker 7: Baseball exactly absolutely.
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Speaker 3: And the weather, I mean it's going to be hot,
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Speaker 3: you know.
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Speaker 2: I mean this weekend we have I think a heat
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Speaker 2: advisories kick in and it's going to continue that way
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Speaker 2: through the weekend slight chance of rain, but watching the
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Speaker 2: TV weather this morning and they were saying that looks
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Speaker 2: like there's rain, it would be a better chance. And
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Speaker 2: that's widely scattered on as opposed to Saturday. But how
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Speaker 2: have the Birds been doing since the since the break,
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Speaker 2: the mid season break?
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Speaker 5: Pretty good. They are currently in second place in the standings.
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Speaker 5: And I don't know if you saw on Sunday they
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Speaker 5: tied a professional baseball record of ten home runs in
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Speaker 5: one game. So these boys can hit. We know they
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Speaker 5: can hit. So they're going to come out swinging. And
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Speaker 5: remember we won the second half last year to make
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Speaker 5: it to the playoffs. So no one's worried right now.
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Speaker 5: We got plenty of time.
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Speaker 2: People forget about the way that this league is set
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Speaker 2: up is you know, you're set up into two different
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Speaker 2: segments and like basically you start all over again. Yep,
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Speaker 2: come mid July. It's like and last year that's what
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Speaker 2: the Birds did. They did okay in the first segment,
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Speaker 2: but the second section they really turned it on and
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Speaker 2: they end up going to the championship.
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Speaker 5: Exactly, So you never know what's going to repeat this year. Again.
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Speaker 5: The guys can hit, if the pitching can stay consistent.
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Speaker 5: We're going to be just fine.
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Speaker 2: And I want to throw this out there too, and
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Speaker 2: I may have you on next week, but not to
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Speaker 2: get all the things mixed up, because you guys do
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Speaker 2: so many different promotions. But next weekend, I think, is
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Speaker 2: when our sis your station ninety eight to seven the
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Speaker 2: nineteen eighties.
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Speaker 3: We'll talk about that next week.
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Speaker 6: But love that eighties night, Yes a sign, I mean, I'm.
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Speaker 7: Getting my hair.
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Speaker 3: What do you know about the eighties?
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Speaker 7: I was born, I mean, yeah, I was a kid.
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Speaker 7: I was a kid in the eighties.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, I was an adult, but okay, Rainbow Bright was
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Speaker 6: my homegirl.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, I love this.
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Speaker 2: Maybe the first time we've ever had a Rainbow Bright
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Speaker 2: reference on the on the show.
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Speaker 7: I'm so proud that I was the one that dropped it.
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Speaker 2: And Shockley of ninety eight seven of the Mountain's going
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Speaker 2: to be throwing out the first pitch.
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Speaker 3: Yeah. All that hair, I mean, I.
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Speaker 7: Mean powered by picture.
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Speaker 2: The picture of the wind up was Shockley, who's got
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Speaker 2: you know, he's got like d Snyder like hair. Yes,
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Speaker 2: and all that hair is just going to go like everywhere.
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Speaker 7: It's so majestic. It's going to power the pitch.
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Speaker 2: I think, I think it'll be a lot of fun.
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Speaker 2: We'll talk about that more next week. All right, give
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Speaker 2: us the details again on everything going on. You guys
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Speaker 2: are on the road right now, but you'll be back
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Speaker 2: home tomorrow night. Just take us through the weekend and
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Speaker 2: then Morgan, we'll go back to you the for what
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Speaker 2: we're doing specifically. But take us through the weekend.
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Speaker 4: Yep.
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Speaker 5: So tomorrow is game one of a nine game homestand
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Speaker 5: in ten days, so July twenty fifth through August third,
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Speaker 5: you can come see a Dirty Birds game. Friday is
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Speaker 5: our Christmas in July, you get a light the Night
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Speaker 5: Hat giveaway. Saturday is our Women Making a Difference Night.
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Speaker 5: This Sunday, almost anyone's gonna get into the ballpark for
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Speaker 5: free because it is Dusty's birthday. Kids twelve and under
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Speaker 5: get in free. It's also Andrew Shay's birthday, our owner's son,
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Speaker 5: So any kid seven or younger, their entire family gets
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Speaker 5: in for free. And then again games starting it on
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Speaker 5: Tuesday all the way through Sunday, eighties and night on Saturday,
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Speaker 5: and Morgan, there's a lot going on for Saturday.
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Speaker 6: There is a lot going on for Saturday. Gates open
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Speaker 6: at five o'clock. Our panel's gonna kick off at five fifteen.
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Speaker 6: It's all completely free. We're gonna be recognizing those women
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Speaker 6: on the field at about six ten, So if you
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Speaker 6: get there around five fifteen five point thirty, you are
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Speaker 6: gonna have a jam packed night full of fun. And
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Speaker 6: as we mentioned, Charleston light oppergild who's gearing up for
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Speaker 6: the wedding singer. They're going to be performing the national
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Speaker 6: anthem and it was absolutely beautiful when they did that
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Speaker 6: for US Live year, followed by postgame fireworks Children's Theater
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Speaker 6: of Charleston. I mean, really just something going on every inning,
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Speaker 6: with every pitch.
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Speaker 7: And before and after.
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Speaker 2: And going back to that panel you've mentioned, I think
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Speaker 2: Delaney Wells is going to be there. She's an up
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Speaker 2: and coming young reporter here in Charleston over WWK, so
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Speaker 2: I've had her on the show for various reasons in
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Speaker 2: the past, and she's gonna be a good one.
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Speaker 3: I mean, she really really is.
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Speaker 7: I'm really excited.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, she's going to be moderating the panel of course,
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Speaker 6: daughter of Natalie Tennant, so excited to see the questions
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Speaker 6: that she throws at the commissioner. She has the inside
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Speaker 6: the track, you know, of how the Commissioner Tenant helped
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Speaker 6: her as she was navigating her own career.
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Speaker 7: As a journalist.
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Speaker 6: We were in the beautiful Kaiser yesterday and so at
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Speaker 6: eight o'clock last night when we finally made our way
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Speaker 2: Well, you know, so apparently it's gonna get back to
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Speaker 2: Jill Gearin from the Dirty Bird's always pleasure to have
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Speaker 2: you here. Morgan Robinson, great to have you here as
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Speaker 2: as well. We're going to take a break when we
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Speaker 2: come back. We're going to talk with our good friend
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Speaker 2: that the cones are being lifted us as we speak.
16:01
Speaker 2: So hopefully, hopefully, hopefully we will be able to get
16:07
Speaker 2: you know, get things semi back to normal, that's say,
16:10
Speaker 2: semi all right.
16:12
Speaker 3: I got several things I want to get you.
16:14
Speaker 2: You want to bring out a good friend, Porter Wagner though,
16:16
Speaker 2: now from the pick of a litter animal rescue group.
16:19
Speaker 13: How you doing, buddy, I'm doing fine, doing fine.
16:21
Speaker 3: Thank you for being here today. Man.
16:23
Speaker 13: Okay, uh yeah, wait, we're having an adoption event this Saturday,
16:27
Speaker 13: and just like to get everybody to know about it
16:30
Speaker 13: and come.
16:30
Speaker 3: Out, okay, talk about them.
16:33
Speaker 13: It'll be at the Tractor Supply which is in uh
16:36
Speaker 13: near Quincy Mall, if anybody's familiar with it, just just
16:39
Speaker 13: before you get to the whig Walmart Supercenter, be on
16:43
Speaker 13: the left, and uh, we're going to have probably four
16:46
Speaker 13: or five dogs and a couple of cats, and we
16:49
Speaker 13: are desperate to find them a home because these uh,
16:53
Speaker 13: these dogs are getting big and we are just like
16:55
Speaker 13: all the shelters and all the rescues across the country,
16:58
Speaker 13: we are just overly full and sad to say, sometimes
17:02
Speaker 13: we just have to turn down request because.
17:05
Speaker 3: We know it's got to be to that. That's tough.
17:07
Speaker 13: We got dogs in laundry rooms, bathrooms and bedrooms. And
17:10
Speaker 13: Kristin Kinder, who is the president, she was going to
17:13
Speaker 13: be here today, but we had a dog that came
17:16
Speaker 13: in that had to have emergency surgery, so she's tending.
17:18
Speaker 2: To yeah him, completely understandable. Talk about this group, and
17:23
Speaker 2: you've been on the show and others have been on
17:24
Speaker 2: the show in the pasts, but talk about overall the
17:26
Speaker 2: mission of the Pick of the Litter Animal restaurant.
17:28
Speaker 13: Well, it's in the name Pick of the Litter. Usually
17:31
Speaker 13: we specialize in smaller animals, puppies, kittens, bottle babies, neo nates,
17:36
Speaker 13: I mean we also take take adult dogs also, but
17:41
Speaker 13: we we have incubators and we have oxygen generators, so
17:45
Speaker 13: we concentrate generally on smaller animals.
17:47
Speaker 3: We try.
17:49
Speaker 13: As a matter of fact, here the other day, state
17:51
Speaker 13: troopers showed up at one o'clock in the morning brought
17:53
Speaker 13: us a puppy that she found beside the road, and
17:56
Speaker 13: it was four weeks old in a trash bag. So
17:59
Speaker 13: it's absolutely I don't know. I mean, all they had
18:04
Speaker 13: to do was run to the shelter.
18:05
Speaker 2: And yeah, and you know I have Angie gillenwater on
18:08
Speaker 2: every Friday for the animals, and they had similar stories.
18:13
Speaker 13: It's sad. The story about the ones we're gonna bring,
18:19
Speaker 13: it's a long story. I'll try to make it sure
18:20
Speaker 13: we got time go ahead. But there was a dog
18:23
Speaker 13: that came into the shelter back in April. Her name
18:25
Speaker 13: was Little Debbie, and she was literally delivering as she
18:29
Speaker 13: came in the door. She was very young. We think
18:32
Speaker 13: she got pregnant on her first heat cycle, very young,
18:36
Speaker 13: and we think the pupps were probably born a bit prematurely.
18:39
Speaker 13: I think she had twelve and three immediately passed and
18:43
Speaker 13: she was a good mother. But she's only producing milk
18:47
Speaker 13: in one teat and she simply could not maintain these puppies.
18:52
Speaker 13: Three died. They reached out to us and we took
18:57
Speaker 13: five of them and they were bottle babies and they
19:00
Speaker 13: were four days old. And anybody that's ever had little
19:03
Speaker 13: pups or kittens know that when they're that young, it's
19:06
Speaker 13: every two hours twenty four hours a day. And they
19:09
Speaker 13: are now four months old and one has been adopted,
19:13
Speaker 13: So we have four left and they've been vaccinated, fully vetted,
19:19
Speaker 13: they're micro chipped, spade and neuter. They're ready to go.
19:22
Speaker 13: And they're right now they're about twenty five pounds.
19:25
Speaker 3: And where are these animals?
19:26
Speaker 13: These are at our located at.
19:27
Speaker 3: Your house, at the house, at the house.
19:29
Speaker 13: Okay, I'm going to bring them to UH to tractor
19:32
Speaker 13: supply in a couple of cats, a couple of cats,
19:36
Speaker 13: and we really need, they really need. They're they're they're
19:39
Speaker 13: getting big, and they're they're puppies, so they're a little rowdy.
19:44
Speaker 13: We estimate that they'll probably end up being thirty five
19:47
Speaker 13: or forty pounds when they're adults. Right now, they're about
19:50
Speaker 13: twenty five pounds.
19:51
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's and it's I don't know you know I
19:55
Speaker 2: love animals. Porter listeners know me. I love animals. I'm
19:58
Speaker 2: not so much on people, honest with you, I'm kidding,
20:02
Speaker 2: but I have I do have a special place, you
20:06
Speaker 2: know for animals. Obviously you do, or you wouldn't do.
20:10
Speaker 2: You and your others wouldn't.
20:11
Speaker 3: Do what you do.
20:11
Speaker 2: This event is going to be Saturday, ten am to
20:14
Speaker 2: four at a tractor supply. That's the twenty seven hundred
20:18
Speaker 2: east Upon Avenue in bell It's not near the Quincy
20:20
Speaker 2: Mall and the Walmart you're gonna have puppies You're gonna have.
20:22
Speaker 13: You from Charleston. It's just before the Quincy Mall.
20:24
Speaker 2: It's not it's what fifteen minutes something like that, ten
20:28
Speaker 2: or fifteen minutes at most.
20:29
Speaker 13: I think it's fifteen minutes from Canos from downtown.
20:31
Speaker 3: Charge, right.
20:32
Speaker 2: And you guys have a great social media presence, you know,
20:37
Speaker 2: Facebook and things.
20:37
Speaker 13: Like that, and that I like to mention that really
20:39
Speaker 13: quick too. Our old Facebook was Pick of the Litter
20:43
Speaker 13: Animal Rescue Corp. It was hacked, seriously hacked, and even
20:48
Speaker 13: though we were met of verified, Facebook has been absolutely
20:52
Speaker 13: no help. So it's been a trend across Facebook where
20:56
Speaker 13: they'll hack rescues and then when you donate to it,
21:00
Speaker 13: they take the money. So we've abandoned that page.
21:04
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, that's a good idea then.
21:06
Speaker 13: And so our new one is Pick of the Litter Rescue. Okay,
21:09
Speaker 13: so that's our new one. Even our logo is trademarked
21:13
Speaker 13: and it has no effect. So that's our new one,
21:15
Speaker 13: Pick of the Litter Rescue instead of Pick of the
21:19
Speaker 13: Litter Animal Rescue Corp.
21:21
Speaker 3: How long you been doing this?
21:22
Speaker 2: I mean, and not just this particular, but I mean
21:25
Speaker 2: animal causes.
21:26
Speaker 13: Porter twenty fourteen is when I first hired on at
21:30
Speaker 13: the Canal Charleston Humane Association on GREENBRTHH Street.
21:33
Speaker 3: I remember seeing you on TV.
21:35
Speaker 13: You know, I used to bring an animal into the studio.
21:39
Speaker 3: Was it was the third or thirteen? I'm sorry, I
21:41
Speaker 3: got my SA mixed up.
21:42
Speaker 13: Sorry, Yeah, actually I was there just before the shelter
21:47
Speaker 13: went no kill. When I was there, the furnace was
21:50
Speaker 13: still there. Okay, So now we have playgroups at the shelter.
21:54
Speaker 13: I still say we because I still I still work
21:57
Speaker 13: up there quite a bit. Yeah yeah, and so I
22:00
Speaker 13: spend my time halfway.
22:01
Speaker 2: But but I mean, you know you said you started
22:03
Speaker 2: doing this on TV at twenty fourteen or in twenty fourteen.
22:06
Speaker 2: But you don't just go and start doing this. I mean,
22:08
Speaker 2: you've been an animal person your entire life.
22:10
Speaker 3: You have to be.
22:10
Speaker 13: Yeah, yeah, I mean we had dogs at home on
22:13
Speaker 13: the farm, yea. And over the years, your attitude completely
22:18
Speaker 13: changes the way society treats animals. The shelter up there,
22:23
Speaker 13: when it was built, they were really small, and they
22:26
Speaker 13: were never designed. They were designed to keep them and
22:29
Speaker 13: then they used to put them down. And now they're
22:32
Speaker 13: the process of building a new shelter hopefully in the future,
22:35
Speaker 13: and the kennels are much bigger. The dogs get out
22:41
Speaker 13: and they get walked so.
22:42
Speaker 2: And they do a great job up there. And again
22:44
Speaker 2: I talked to Angie every Friday. She'll be on the
22:46
Speaker 2: show again tomorrow as well. But they do a great
22:48
Speaker 2: job too with their foster program. And I have always
22:52
Speaker 2: said that if you're somebody who has a heart for animals,
22:56
Speaker 2: and maybe you live in an apartment, or maybe you've
22:57
Speaker 2: already maybe you're already all fooled up at Hall and
23:00
Speaker 2: you can't take on anymore, you know, contact Angie and
23:03
Speaker 2: those folks and say, look, I'd like to take some
23:05
Speaker 2: of these, I'd like to foster a couple.
23:06
Speaker 3: Or taken me for a walk.
23:08
Speaker 13: Right, even at our event, even if you can't adopt,
23:10
Speaker 13: you can foster, right, We always need fosters and up there.
23:14
Speaker 13: I mean it's a tough job. You get burnt out quick.
23:16
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, yeah, absolutely, I mean really do. And I
23:19
Speaker 2: mean they've got in again talking to Angie as we
23:21
Speaker 2: do every Friday.
23:22
Speaker 3: I mean, much like you guys.
23:23
Speaker 2: I mean they've got animals that are in offices, they've
23:27
Speaker 2: got animals that are going home with them, they've got animals.
23:30
Speaker 2: Anywhere where there's a spot, there's an animal sometimes. I
23:33
Speaker 2: mean it's it's it's a very stressful job. People don't realize.
23:37
Speaker 13: When I started there. I mean you would have seasons
23:40
Speaker 13: where the shelter you'd have puppies come in, then you'd
23:43
Speaker 13: have kittens come in, and then there'd be a time
23:45
Speaker 13: when maybe the shelter was only half full. But since COVID,
23:50
Speaker 13: it just just stays full constantly. I think everybody took
23:55
Speaker 13: them home and then when they went back to work,
23:56
Speaker 13: they brought them back. So it's I don't know, it
23:59
Speaker 13: it's a and across the country that we're just absolutely full. Everywhere.
24:04
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, what the stories that are going on here?
24:06
Speaker 2: Can all county get the same that are going on
24:07
Speaker 2: in every show?
24:08
Speaker 13: Might be community awareness. I'm not sure what's really going on,
24:11
Speaker 13: but where everybody is just swamped absolutely well, And I think.
24:14
Speaker 2: What happens too sometimes Porter and I'm not trying to
24:16
Speaker 2: play not not trying to sound too judgmental, butal, what
24:19
Speaker 2: happens is everybody wants a pet, and everybody thinks, oh,
24:22
Speaker 2: it'll be cute to.
24:22
Speaker 3: Get little Johnny.
24:23
Speaker 2: Yet that's true dog, or let's get a little Well
24:26
Speaker 2: that comes with responsibility and pets even I mean, my
24:30
Speaker 2: wife and I have cats that never leave the house.
24:32
Speaker 2: They both came astrays. But there's responsibility there too. And
24:37
Speaker 2: sometimes if you if you don't realize, okay, it's not
24:40
Speaker 2: just gonna be hey, we're gonna go play fetch out
24:41
Speaker 2: in the not the cats play fetch by any streatch
24:43
Speaker 2: of the imagination.
24:44
Speaker 3: But it's not.
24:45
Speaker 2: It's not just the all fun and games. It's just
24:47
Speaker 2: like having of having kids. I mean, there's a responsibility that.
24:50
Speaker 13: Can and it can be very expensive. I've got a
24:53
Speaker 13: dog that's allergic to grass.
24:55
Speaker 3: Really, it took.
24:56
Speaker 13: Months and months to figure it out, had to go
24:59
Speaker 13: to a specialist. He gets a shot once a month,
25:02
Speaker 13: but literally he's literally allergic to grass, and you can't
25:05
Speaker 13: keep him in the house. I mean, you've got to
25:06
Speaker 13: get out.
25:07
Speaker 3: So how do you How does that mean? I guess
25:09
Speaker 3: the shot just helps me.
25:09
Speaker 13: Gets an allergy shot. He had blood a blood test,
25:12
Speaker 13: and we figured out what he was allergic to.
25:14
Speaker 3: What a dog is it?
25:15
Speaker 13: He's kind of a Chihuahuah jack Russell mix.
25:18
Speaker 3: Okay, all right, so a little guy, I guess.
25:20
Speaker 13: Yeah, he's about twenty pounds.
25:22
Speaker 2: Okay, I've never heard of a pet being allergic to grass.
25:25
Speaker 2: Allergic to grass.
25:26
Speaker 13: Tried every every menu known to humanity, Yeah, to figure
25:31
Speaker 13: this out, and finally we had we have had a solution.
25:34
Speaker 13: So once a shot, once a month. He gets a
25:36
Speaker 13: shot for the rest of his life. In addition, he's
25:39
Speaker 13: a diabetic, so it becomes expensive. When you when you
25:43
Speaker 13: pick up a puppy and it turns out to be
25:45
Speaker 13: a great dame.
25:46
Speaker 3: Yeah, that's true.
25:47
Speaker 2: And everybody likes the the puppies and the kittens tube,
25:50
Speaker 2: especially the puppies. Everybody like so all this cute, little
25:52
Speaker 2: adorable puppy. Well, eventually that cute, little adorable puppy is
25:56
Speaker 2: going to grow up. He's going to get bigger. He's
25:58
Speaker 2: going to knock over end tables. He is going to
26:00
Speaker 2: have accidents in the house. Uh, he is uh going
26:04
Speaker 2: to maybe chew on things that that he that that
26:07
Speaker 2: he shouldn't.
26:08
Speaker 13: Some dogs, you gotta, y'all, y'all to have a spatul
26:11
Speaker 13: in the living room because the slobberies will fly on
26:13
Speaker 13: the TV screen.
26:14
Speaker 2: Yeah, I've had a few. I haven't had dogs like that,
26:16
Speaker 2: but I've known people that have had dogs like that.
26:18
Speaker 13: Yeah. As a matter of fact, in our foster program,
26:20
Speaker 13: we have two huskies that are available, super cute, and
26:24
Speaker 13: they just came back from the groomer.
26:25
Speaker 2: We had a question here for you, says, uh, do
26:28
Speaker 2: you know anyone who builds Cato's c A I T
26:31
Speaker 2: O S. I don't know what that is, Stephaniet, any
26:34
Speaker 2: idea what that is? K I T O N K
26:37
Speaker 2: I K K I'm sorry k A T I O S.
26:41
Speaker 3: I don't know what that is.
26:42
Speaker 13: K A I T O S.
26:44
Speaker 3: Yeah, I can't read to day. Maybe a K C
26:48
Speaker 3: I saw a.
26:48
Speaker 13: Cadio like a cat cadio outside cadio.
26:51
Speaker 3: Yeah, I mean I get, I guess, okay, it makes sense.
26:54
Speaker 14: Now.
26:54
Speaker 2: For some reason, my stigmatism was reading that as a case.
26:57
Speaker 2: I can read, I promise, like a cadio.
27:00
Speaker 13: I don't know anybody offhand, okay, and I really don't.
27:03
Speaker 3: All right, there's are question a couple at the shelter.
27:06
Speaker 13: They might be willing to give away.
27:08
Speaker 3: Okay, they're stored in story cadios.
27:10
Speaker 13: It's a cadio. It's on wheels.
27:12
Speaker 2: Okay, that's a new term to me. It would help
27:14
Speaker 2: if I could read it as well. But that's all.
27:16
Speaker 2: That's well, that's our good friend, Angie. You know, they
27:20
Speaker 2: they have they work with Petco a lot out there
27:22
Speaker 2: and they have them in the the kiddy condominiums right
27:24
Speaker 2: out there out there. Pet kept cadio is a condo
27:27
Speaker 2: outside perhaps all right, Cat's living, cats living the high life.
27:31
Speaker 2: Man text says senior dogs and caps are the most
27:35
Speaker 2: lovable animals ever.
27:37
Speaker 13: They are. But it also comes, like you said, responsibility.
27:41
Speaker 13: As they get older, they're going to get arthritis, and
27:45
Speaker 13: the vet bills tend to raise up, especially if they
27:48
Speaker 13: have a hip displacia or something like that. It can
27:51
Speaker 13: become expensive.
27:53
Speaker 2: Yeah, and but then you know, here's The thing about
27:55
Speaker 2: it is you I mean I I would spend any
28:01
Speaker 2: amount of money, you know, for my and a half
28:03
Speaker 2: and my wife and a half for our cats. Our
28:06
Speaker 2: last cat, you know, went into kidney failure. Uh and
28:10
Speaker 2: in the last year year and a half. And you
28:13
Speaker 2: know that that told us, it said, well, you know,
28:16
Speaker 2: she can she can live with this for a while.
28:18
Speaker 2: And it got to the point where, you know, we
28:21
Speaker 2: had to make that difficult decision. And we had her
28:22
Speaker 2: for about a year and a half in basically in
28:25
Speaker 2: renal failure. And but we didn't care, you know what
28:29
Speaker 2: I mean, it's a family member. I don't care how
28:31
Speaker 2: much you can I want.
28:31
Speaker 13: Advantage of an elderly especially dog, is that they're probably
28:35
Speaker 13: already house trained. Yeah, they probably all know the basic commands.
28:39
Speaker 13: So they're easy to live.
28:41
Speaker 2: With well and sometimes with older And then again, when
28:44
Speaker 2: we do the segment with Angie on Fridays, you know,
28:47
Speaker 2: she'll spotlight this is an older guy and like these
28:50
Speaker 2: dogs are older girl that they're running days are over.
28:54
Speaker 2: They just want to lounge on the castle.
28:55
Speaker 3: And I'm thinking me too.
28:57
Speaker 13: You don't necessarily have to go hook them up to
28:59
Speaker 13: your bicycle down the boulevard. You can take an easy walk.
29:02
Speaker 2: Yeah, exactly right, all right, Porter of this event, the
29:05
Speaker 2: pick up a litter animal rescuer. This adoption event is
29:07
Speaker 2: going to be Saturday ten before a tractor supply twenty
29:10
Speaker 2: seven hundred East Upont Avenue of Bell near the Quincy
29:13
Speaker 2: A Mall in the walmart.
29:14
Speaker 3: You're going to have cats, You're going to have.
29:17
Speaker 2: Dogs there and they are fully vaccinated, spade, newted, micro
29:21
Speaker 2: chipped and ready to go. Well, you also accept I
29:24
Speaker 2: know the answer to this, but I want you, I
29:26
Speaker 2: want it on the record. You will accept donations.
29:28
Speaker 13: Absolutely. Somebody would just like to swing thee live on
29:30
Speaker 13: by donations. That's basically how we survive.
29:32
Speaker 2: And look if you can stop by and give them
29:34
Speaker 2: a donation of five hundred dollars or five dollars, you know,
29:38
Speaker 2: a dollar fifty at all.
29:39
Speaker 13: Dollar fifty or a bag of food.
29:42
Speaker 3: And that's what That's what I'm gonna say.
29:43
Speaker 2: What about things like supplies maybe people have.
29:48
Speaker 13: We'll take anything anything. I mean, if we have an excess,
29:53
Speaker 13: then we will pass it on to another rescue that
29:55
Speaker 13: needs it, or even the animal shelter. And of course
29:58
Speaker 13: we have fosters that we provide food for. So if
30:00
Speaker 13: we bring us food, we'll we'll distribute it to our fosters.
30:04
Speaker 2: Indeed, and give us that the website or however you
30:08
Speaker 2: want to have people check you out.
30:10
Speaker 3: I know you had the hack going on on Facebook.
30:12
Speaker 13: It's simply Pick of the Litter Rescue, okay, all right.
30:15
Speaker 13: And then our web site, of course, is a Pick
30:19
Speaker 13: of the Litter West Virginia one word dot org.
30:22
Speaker 2: All right, and there's a phone number. Ken we give
30:24
Speaker 2: out phone number.
30:24
Speaker 13: It's on you say that phone number is three oh
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30:30
Speaker 3: All right. Porter, It's always a pleasure to have you
30:31
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Speaker 14: Man.
30:32
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30:33
Speaker 13: Thank you, thank you, thank you.
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Speaker 2: those attorneys will join us. We'll get into that story.
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Speaker 2: Plus my alma mater, the Logan Wildcats, apparently don't have
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Speaker 3: It was told by our.
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Speaker 2: Man Rob Reel from KWS that they were picking up
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Speaker 2: the cones on the Carter Bridge. So hopefully, uh, that's
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Speaker 2: we're going to get back to normal there just as
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Speaker 2: soon as possible. As I said, not to be skeptical
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Speaker 2: before it all goes to crap next week, because that's
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Speaker 2: been the tread I mean, I'm sorry. I with all
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Speaker 2: due respect to our Department Highways workers and the people
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Speaker 2: that do this sort of thing. I'm not an engineer.
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Speaker 2: I don't pretend to know what goes into that. They're
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Speaker 2: doing the best they can. But we just keep putting
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Speaker 2: or another. And two weeks ago we had major major backups.
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Speaker 2: We were good for about what a week and a half,
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Speaker 2: and now happens again. I'm gonna go ahead and write
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Speaker 2: it down now a week and a half for two weeks,
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Speaker 2: they're gonna be back out there again. The deck is
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Speaker 2: not due to be fully replaced for some time. So
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Speaker 2: that's we'll just keep putting band aids on at West Virginia.
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Speaker 2: That's that's what we'll do. But that and again that's
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Speaker 2: hate to just keep you know, harping on this situation,
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Speaker 2: but they had another lane open up at that point.
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Speaker 2: So I got on the interstate, went up you know,
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Speaker 2: which was just off the Tay's Valley exit about three
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Speaker 2: forty five. So considering all that, that wasn't that wasn't bad.
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Speaker 2: So yeah, so there's that. Uh So hopefully, you know,
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Speaker 2: he'll get a little bit better. I got a bunch
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Speaker 2: on what cadios are. I appreciate that. I appreciate that
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Speaker 2: and if you open up that door and say go out,
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Speaker 2: they're gonna look at you like, what why would I
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Speaker 2: to do my business is in here. I ain't going
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Speaker 2: But if you had outdoor cats, I guess it's pretty
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Speaker 2: is that really a surprise. I mean, I have said
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Speaker 2: whole thing, there probably isn't a powerful person in Washington
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Speaker 2: and again I'm not an expert on this subject by
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Speaker 2: any stretch of the imagination. I've read some things, watched
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Speaker 2: be at the Hollywood elite, and for a time they
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Speaker 2: like to associate with him too. I mean, the guy
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Speaker 2: had his own island. You want to associate with people
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Speaker 2: the very beginning that based on what limited knowledge I have,
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Speaker 2: there's probably not a person of power that wasn't on it.
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Speaker 2: Epstein just loved other powerful people people. But now let's
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Speaker 2: make sure that we are clear here that just because
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Speaker 2: they knew a guy or went to a cocktail party
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Speaker 2: with him, doesn't mean they're necessarily should be implicated of
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Speaker 2: doing anything, of doing anything wrong. I mean, we've all
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Speaker 2: been friends with people who may you may have later
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Speaker 2: learned were of questionable character. I've lost a lot of
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Speaker 2: friends because they found out the real mean, but Trump's name,
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Speaker 2: President Trump's name back before he was President Trump apparently
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Speaker 2: appears multiple times. Again, make sure you realize and you
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Speaker 2: think about this. Dean mentioned simply doesn't necessarily mean you're
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Speaker 2: guilty of anything, as the article in the Wall Street
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Speaker 2: Journal points out. In fact, the article states that Trump's
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Speaker 2: appearance in the documents wasn't the focus. I mean, that
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Speaker 2: wasn't the focus of what they put together. That is
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Speaker 2: according to reporting by the Wall Street Journal and later
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Speaker 2: by the New York Times and various others are weighing
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Speaker 2: in on this now doing their own research. But I mean,
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Speaker 2: the Wall Street Journal is the one that's really been
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Speaker 2: leading the charge on this that you know, that wasn't
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Speaker 2: the focus of the whole thing. Yes, Donald Trump's name
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Speaker 2: apparently does appear in it, But I mean, how many
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Speaker 2: of us have seen those pictures floating around? And this
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Speaker 2: is before AI really became a thing. Okay, so you
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Speaker 2: know there's always photoshop of whatever. But I mean there
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Speaker 2: were pictures of Jeffrey Epstein with some high ranking Democrats,
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Speaker 2: a lot of the Hollywood people, and thus the conspiracy theories.
49:59
Speaker 2: We talked about those on Metro News Midday a couple
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Speaker 2: of days ago. A lot of those kind of you know,
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Speaker 2: came out of that. But people are only interested in
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Speaker 2: the names for the gotcha purposes. I mean, let's face it,
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Speaker 2: as as a political society right now, that's where we are.
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Speaker 2: We're I mean very few people and I'm let's say all,
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Speaker 2: but very few people are actually interested in this if
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Speaker 2: they didn't think that their political enemies were on the list.
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Speaker 2: You know, this is how we're going to get Trump.
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Speaker 2: This is how we're going to get this Democrat. This
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Speaker 2: is how we're going to get.
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Speaker 3: Oprah, which Oprah's evil, by the way.
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Speaker 2: This is how this is how we're going to get it.
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Speaker 2: That's what people are interested in, folks. I mean you
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Speaker 2: you and I both know that, and there may be
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Speaker 2: others that that you know. I mean, but the average
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Speaker 2: average person sitting on the internet, they want to know
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Speaker 2: that Donald.
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Speaker 3: Trump is on the list.
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Speaker 2: They want to know that so fill in name here
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Speaker 2: is is on the list.
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Speaker 3: So may want to do it.
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Speaker 2: I mean, the Wall Street Journal has a great article
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Speaker 2: about that today, and it is also stated, and this
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Speaker 3: Oh, come on.
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Speaker 2: If Trump's name was on that list, they would have
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Speaker 2: been leaked out by the legacy media years ago, especially
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Speaker 2: by those that hated more than they love the Republic.
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Speaker 2: Give me a break, Keep reaching people, keep reaching. Well,
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Speaker 2: his name apparently is on the list, according to pay
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Speaker 2: All right, we'll see you later day on Metro News midday.
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