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05/11/2023 580 Live with Dave Allen - Mackenzie Spencer, Danny Jones · The Dave Allen Show

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a Parmar store near you now there will be soon. Well, we know
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the fate of a w V basketball coach, Bob Huggins, that announced,
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but coming yesterday, we're gonna get into that with former mayor City Charles.
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Danny Jones is going to join us a little bit later on the show're gonna
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be interesting to get Danny's take on that, as well as other things going
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on in the city. But speaking of things and the county and the nation,
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in the world, because he's because he's Danny Jones, he's worldly that
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way. But speaking of things going on a little bit more closer to home,
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I want to welcome in the mckensey Spencer, Executive Director of Festival.
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Mckensey, good morning. How are you learning Return of the Mac that used
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to be a thing I was waiting for the Song Act to work on that
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Return Return of the Mac Fest of All is back for the nineteenth year.
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A lot of stuff going on. There's lots and lots of stuff going on.
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June ninth through the eighteenth. We've got every seventy events in ten days,
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so it'll be a busy, busy time in the city of Charleston.
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Then give us the whole idea behind festival. I mean, it's become a
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feat you know, has become a thing in Charles nineteen years. But but
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give us the whole idea behind the whole thing. So basically the impetus behind
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the creation of festival was there are things that we can go and travel and
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do and big acts and performances at international talent and things that we could see.
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Well, why can't we see that right here at home. Why do
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we have to travel? Why do we have to go somewhere else? And
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so it's sort of based after Spiletto, which is a wonderful arts festival in
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Charleston, South Carolina, and some others around the nation. But there are
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several people that kind of got together, Larry Gross, Danny Jones actually being
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one of them, Vic Gregoracci, several people in town that said, we
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want to do something here, and so festival started as a three day kind
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of long weekend and now we're at ten days in June and then we do
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another ten days in October. That kind of brings music, art, theater,
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dance and so much more to the city and the dates are. The
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first round will be June ninth through the eighteen, correct. Yeah, and
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you just had the big announcement to announce all of this. We did,
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yeah, a couple days ago. So yeah, we've got full schedules now,
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and Festival Charleston dot com has everything that we've got going on. But
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we really do kind of focus on music, theater, art and dance as
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kind of our pillars. But you'll see culinary events, you'll see events that
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surround literature. You'll see things that are very hands on, family friendly.
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You'll see a lot of things that are interactive and kind of performancy, and
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so you'll see a little bit of everything with what we're doing, and we're
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going to throw out a lot of information to you, but the bottom line
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is we need you to make sure that you just go to the website in
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the social media give all that in case we forget. Yeah, absolutely,
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Yeah, Fest of All Charleston dot Com. We'll have the full schedule.
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It's in a calendar format and you can kind of download which ones you want
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to do to kind of plan out your time. But we'll have print schedules
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all over town too. So it's a nice little pamphlet here that you brought
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in those things. I say, it's a pamplet. This is like it's
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like a war and peace or something. Here, thirty six pages of events
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for you and the family to come and do. And I mean a thing
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that we pride ourselves on too, is a lot of what we do is
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free and open to the public. We want to make sure things are accessible,
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We want to make sure that people could come out, try new things,
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be part of the action. And so a lot of what we do
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is free, good, good stuff. All right, So how do you
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decide what to put in festival because there's just so many different things. What
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goes into that decision? Well, I mean one thing that you know,
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I don't think we can even say the word festival without saying the word partnership.
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Because there are so many organizations in town, out of town that reach
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out to us and say, we want to be a part of festival.
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We have this program, can we collaborate? And we do. And we're
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so fortunate to have such a tight knit arts community here that really does support
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each other and really wants the betterment of Charleston as a whole. And so
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a lot of things come to us from partners and they say, like,
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let's work on something together. We're excited about this, We're excited about the
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time of year, but I mean we do also look at, you know,
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what our national international things that you may not be able to see other
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places, and what can we do to bring something new and fresh and something
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maybe a little quirky and unique been fun to Charleston. And the majority of
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events again we're talking with McKenzie Spencer, the executive dress a director of festival.
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The majority of the events are free. Yeah, absolutely, we just
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want you to come out have a good time. You know, We're going
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to be doing free concerts at Slack Plaza. We've got the Capital Street Art
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Fair and Children's Art Fair that are completely free to come hang out all day.
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We have new musicians every hour on the hour all day long. We've
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got stilt walkers that will be there. We've got jugglers that will be there.
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Like, We've got lots of entertainment. And then you've got things like
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Dizzy Doc who is our balloon sculptor and he brings thousands and thousands and thousands
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of balloons and makes these huge pieces of art that's gonna be at the Clay
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Center and you can watch him actually construct throughout the week and see what the
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final kind of masterpiece looks like at the end. So we've got lots of
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things to do. And what is amazing to me McKenzie about an event like
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this in any event, you know, from Regatta to Foam at the Dome,
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which is going to be happening this weekend and we'll have more of that
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coming up in the show tomorrow Live on the Levee, is there are some
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many people and so many moving parts and these things to pull it off.
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But the thing about festival is is that it's literally all over Charleston everywhere,
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and so you may you may be here, you know, um you know,
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Slight Plaza for example, but at the same time there's something going on,
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you know, on the complete other end of town. It's not all
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in one area exactly. And that really does go back to we really do
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rely on our partners. Um. You know, there are days where we
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have you know, ten eleven events. We have a staff of three and
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so we can't physically be us. I don't really like the numbers. Thankfully,
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we are going to have some great interns with us this summer. You
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know, we could not do this without volunteers. We have so many great
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volunteers that come year after year after year, and it's such a great way
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to meet people, but also get tickets to events that we do. If
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you volunteer, you get a ticket to something that you'd like to go to
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and all those good things. So we really do kind of have an army
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that supports this event, which is so amazing. I mean not to mention
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the city workers that also are a huge part of everything that we do,
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from police and fire to the guys that close the streets to refuse and recycling.
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We really could not do it without everybody. Do you need more volunteers
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at this point? I mean, could you use it? I'm never going
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to turn out volus. The reason I'm saying this is because, and I
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bring this up whenever we have these uh, these these things that go on
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around the city and around the valley, is is that I know that kids
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have to do so many hours of community service in order to graduate from high
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school. And so is that something that that that you could still use the
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volunteers or service organizations your rotaries kuanas thing, I mean continue volunteers. Oh
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yeah, absolutely, we could always use volunteers, and we really can use
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you know, high school freshmen, you know, whatever age group you're in.
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We could definitely um have an event that kind of caters to you.
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Um. So, if you go to Festival Charleston dot com, you can
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sign up to be a volunteer. And like I said, every volunteer,
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every volunteer shift that you do, you get a ticket to a ticketed event
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during festival, whether that be mountains stage, wine, wine and jazz,
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one of the concerts that we're doing. You know, things like that.
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You can get a ticket to one of those things for helping us by giving
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of your time when you have this many things going on at one time.
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McKenzie, I think a lot of people don't necessary to think, Okay,
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that's a festival event, right, you know, like you mentioned wine and
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jazz and and the other things, and it's all part of it. It's
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all part of it. And yeah, I mean we bring everything from bringing
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concerts like I said, dislike plaza to wine and jazz, two rolls on
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the River with Charleston Monasoria out on Hadad Riverfront Park, to Live on the
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Levee. All of these things together create festival and really bring the energy of
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festival to our city. And so we're super proud to have all of those
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events kind of under our umbrella, all right, And again, where can
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people get more information Fest of All Charleston dot com. It's and the dates
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are June ninth through the eighteenth, and then you come back and do Fest
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to Fall yes in October. Yeah, a lot of good stuff goes on
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with this. And again, you know, there's so many things that go
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on here in the Canal Valley in general, but specifically in the city of
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char Charleston, and when you look at everything that goes on in this it's
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you know, Regatta is huge, and I know you're not competing with Regatta
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everything. We're so fortunate in this valley to have all of these things going
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on. I mean, my gosh, the amount of events that we have
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going on in the city of Charleston is just phenomenal and we are so happy
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to be a part of that. But the overall message of there's plenty to
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do in Charleston, there's always things to do in Charleston is what we want
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to be a part of it all. It always not to be negative,
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but it all it always does crack me on McKinzie when people say, and
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this is not only a Charleston thing, but let's put in South Charleston and
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Saint Albans in Tay's Valley and people say, there's nothing to do around it
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there. I just don't. I mean, at any any given time,
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especially during the warm weather months, on a weekend, you've got five to
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ten to fifteen different things to do and you can't possibly do them all.
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No, you can't. And I mean I've lived here my entire life,
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like around this area, and I don't think I've ever been able to say
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that. I mean even younger, be in college I went to Uce,
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Like even those times, I don't think I was ever able to say there's
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absolutely nothing to do here. I'm bored. I don't have you know,
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there's something to do. It's just you gotta maybe dig for it a little
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bit. But I mean, especially you know, live music around here.
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Every weekend you can find live music in Charleston. There's always events, there's
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things going on. And I mean I think that people should definitely check out
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you know, Facebook and things like that because people do a good job of
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marketing on them too. Yeah. Absolutely, right, mckensey Spencer, the
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executive director of Festival. It's a June nine through the eighteenth. Will have
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you on before then again, and we'll have you on after then and daring
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then all right, perfect, it's your staff of three. Yes, I
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was gonna say, well, good chunk, carve that chunk of time out
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now let's do it. Good luck with that, McKinsey, Best of luck
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Hooker there for us former mayor Danny Jones. How are you man? You're
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doing I first learned of his existence fifty years ago. Yeah, he's something
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man, one of those many California radio stations, all these different genres,
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and I listen to him. He's good. Well. One of the things
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that I uh, when when I put together the what we call the bumper
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music for this show, Like you know, motivational type music that I like.
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And of course every time I hear that song, I think of the
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scene in The Blues Brothers. Of course that song and he were around long
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before The Blues Brothers ever came out, but I just think of him sitting
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that. It's just good stuff. Classic movie, you know, at the
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beginning your intro, you Struther Martin, what we got here is figured to
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community. Yeah, and that was in six nineteen sixty seven, The Coolhand
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loth Oh, yeah, my dad's all time favorite movie. That's why I
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do that. Well good in nineteen seventy five and watch Hard Times James Colburn,
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Charles Bronson, who's the bare fisted fighter during the depression. And then
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Struther Martin is he's not the doctor, but he had spent a few years
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in the in the medical school, so he became the cut man. But
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he said, he said, he said, two years didn't make a doctor.
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He said, well, there was a dark cloud that appeared on campus
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and it was it was opium, you know exactly. But it's a great
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movie. And you told me I've got to You've told me that several times,
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and I'm not watching it. I need to do that. I mean,
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I really think you'd enjoy it because of the characters and Jill Ireland's in
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it. The Blonde who's Charles Bronson's wife, and Jill Ireland one time was
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married to David McCallum is still alive English actor, and he David McCallum introduced
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Jill Ireland to Charles Bronson named Charles Franson says I'm gonna marry Well, that's
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one way to end a friendship, and he did. He did, Danny,
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I got several things I want to get your opinion on. I always
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appreciate you stopping by the studio here to get your opinion on things. But
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you know, Greg Greg Carey has a lead story. W Metronews dot Com
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and Dave Wilson announced the first via ESPN yesterday that the WU men's basketball coach
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Bob Huggins will be staying at WVUM suspended for the first three games of the
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upcoming season, takes a one million dollar hit to his salary and that money
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will go directly to support wvu's LGBTQ Plus Center, as well as other state
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and national organizations that support quote marginalized communities. There'll be a donation directly to
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Xavier University, the school that UH coach disparaged on that now famous radio interview
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with Bill Cunningham on WLWT to Cincinnati. His contract has now been changed from
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a multi year deal to a year to year deal. Both the university and
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coach Huggin's release statements about it immediately yesterdayson, as the ESPN reported it.
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Your thoughts on the whole thing. I mean, this thing that seems like
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it's been a story for weeks, but it's only been since late Thursday or
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I'm sorry, Monday afternoon. Your thoughts on the whole thing. I got
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a text from somebody you know, see that name right there and about the
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middle the Shelly Capita. No no, no, doun I'll take it,
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okay, I don't know which one it is, Oh from Hoppy? Yeah.
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Well, I didn't want to say it loud, but I'll say it
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Hoppy. Here's what I texted, Hoppy. I didn't think I just compressed
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that. You have text from Shelley Moore Capital. Well, I'll tell you
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what I told her, And I texted I got up yesterday morning and text
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Center a text, and I said, I didn't think they could keep him.
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Right now, these words belong to the coach and are part of his
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brand. If the school does let him go, then the school owns the
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words, and the words become part of the school's brand. Now I didn't
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realize. I mean, maybe this should matter. Maybe he shouldn't a lot
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of money involved here with donors, with recruit and the football program's not doing
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that well, So do they really want to throw that away? So I
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there's a basketball program. But but I mean, yeah, no, I
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understand what you're saying. Don't understand what you're saying. But he the guy
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from Bluefield on on Jeff's News this morning, he said, um, he
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said, uh, well, you know, coach Higgins is the face of
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West Virginia w VU something like that, Kevin Cander, I think for Blue
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and Gold News. I think the point is maybe that's the reason he should
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go. So you think he should have I'm asking you, you don't think
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you should have been fired. I don't think you should have been I thought
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I thought but he would have. I thought they would have. But but
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but I was wrong, and I'm and I'm actually not unhappy about that.
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I'll tell you one I thought he was gone. I read the New York
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Times every day, big feature article. Oh yeah, you know, Washington
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Post him and uh because they are the leaders in cancel culture. And I
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was with Huggins once. I want to tell you I'm not into WV sports.
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I'll watch a football game occasionally, but I was into um when I
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was a mayor. I was with him and he was gonna make a speech
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to the Civic Center and I got to be with him and introduce him,
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go up and sit with him. And you know, he's a man's man.
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Yeah, he's an old school guy. You can tell just because of
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his personality. Speaking for one, you can tell he's he's done arm exercises.
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Okay, that's one way to put it, but okay, And but
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he stood up there and did stand up for thirty to forty minutes with no
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script and every once in well, I was sitting next to him in a
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coat and tie, and hec you know what, mayor, they really believe
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this stuff, you know, like that. So I became the straight guy,
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right. I mean, the guy is really good and I'm sure he's
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a good coach. He has friends that are good friends of mine actually relativism
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that are really good friends to him. And if it was me, what
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I've done by the school, And of course I want to deal with somebody
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I know, I'd call Andrew Schneider Right then, I said, West Virginia,
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help us get through this. And I don't. I don't know about
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this national money. Don't send it to do it locally here, do it.
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I mean, let Andrew Snyder take he's a reasonable guy, and let
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him deal with it. And then you can pick people to help and do
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things with. And the lesson in this whole thing is and I did it
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twice. I did it once in my restaurant, and I did it once
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on the air. In nineteen ninety two, ninety three, there was there
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was a guy I'll do them on everything. First I was down the dial
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and I use that term. I don't remember what contexts. I don't know
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if I was referring to somebody or quoting somebody, but that particular term,
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that particular term, okay, so heck, I remember when Harold or used
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to use that term on his TV show. So a guy called me the
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next day. I think his name was Kevin and he says, you know,
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I listened to your show every morning, and I really enjoy what you
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do. But I'm gay, and you've really hurt my feelings and you ruin
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my day. And I decided right then i'd never ever say that word again.
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And I don't. It's really a good idea not to say stuff in
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private. Yeah, that you won't say in public that includes that word or
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the N word or anything. Don't say it. Yeah, I mean,
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for those of us in this profession, you're absolutely right. And I'm in
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anybody. Yeah, No, you're right, you're right. And I will
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say this as I think that I am and I have, and people that
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listen to the show have heard me rail against cancel culture so much, but
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I think you've got to draw the line on there's a difference, and here's
23:17
here's and hear me out on this, the listeners and mayor and UH and
23:21
others, just to hear me out on this. We have free speech in
23:25
America, and I've saw so many people on social media last couple days say
23:30
what about free speech? What about free speech? Yeah, absolutely, you
23:32
one hundred percent have free speech, but that does not protect you from the
23:36
consequences of and you have to understand that Bob Huggins was on that show as
23:41
the coach of West Virginia University. He was not at the bar, he
23:45
was not at the car. That's why he was there and it and he
23:52
was representing West Virginia. And in today's culture, like it or not,
23:59
you just simple cannot say things like that and think that it's not going to
24:03
happen. And if you think the courts are proven Danny, that free speech
24:07
does not extend to when you're on the job. I have free speech.
24:12
I can say pretty much whatever I want to on this radio show, but
24:17
I'm going to have Joe Parsons and Dale Cooper standing outside the studio with my
24:21
stuff packed up. If I say something wrong at the next break, yeah
24:25
exactly. If I even get that, I may not even get that.
24:27
And I use this example of somebody earlier this morning, I was talking to
24:30
friend of mine and I said, you know, if you're selling and I'll
24:33
use Thornhill for example, because they're sponsored the show Thornhill aido Group. If
24:36
I am working Thornhill atdo group and you come on the lot and I say,
24:41
you know, you could get a much better deal going to another dealership.
24:45
Well I can say that, but I'm gonna get fired for it.
24:48
Yeah, because you don't have free speech when you're on the job. That's
24:52
just that's just the bottom line. Now that have eve Ben said, I
24:56
am not in any way, shape, form or fashion to quote or a
24:57
governor. I'm happy be that that coach Huggins is still going to be around.
25:02
I am very happy about I was wrong. I predicted that he would
25:04
be fired. I was wrong, and I own that, and I'm happy
25:07
that he's not because I think I think there's such a cultural and such an
25:14
age divide, because I mean, he's not a young guy, you know,
25:17
and he's quite he's and he's dealing with you know, eighteen to nineteen
25:21
year olds every day, which may as well be centuries apart, you know,
25:25
as far as what ages are. And I think they can certainly learn
25:27
a lot from him, if they learn the right things. But but we're
25:30
in a different time, Danny, than what we were twenty years ago,
25:37
you know, let alone you know, fifty or sixty years or thirty.
25:40
Yeah, I like when I use that word, Yeah, I'm just trying
25:42
to think, all right, so a decision has been made. I like
25:45
the decision. Once again, I'd have bought Andrew Schneider in front of the
25:49
camera because I like the guy, and he's he's a gay guy, and
25:53
he used to be with the SLU. And he's a smart guy. Yeah,
25:56
and he's practical. He's a smart, practical guy. Only what you
26:00
want to do, let him help you with this. But maybe they're doing
26:03
that. But I'm glad he gets to keep his job. And I'm hoping
26:08
that they're the backlad there won't be a backlash against the decision. In other
26:12
words, if in White New York Times, Washington Post, if all of
26:17
them start running ads, and then if Joe Scarborough or all of them start
26:21
beating up Western University, I hope they don't. I have a feeling maybe
26:25
they won't. I hope they well, I hope it's a done deal.
26:27
I wonder he's over at this point. I don't know. If I mentioned
26:30
he got suspended for the first three games of the season. Who who coaches
26:34
one of the assistants. I mean, you know, college basketball, much
26:38
like college football, normally, the first few games of the seasons are just
26:41
creampuff games anyway, So I mean, you and I could probably coach some
26:45
of those games so that they have. But I mean, and I heard
26:48
somebody say that, well, if they really wanted to hurt him, they
26:52
could have suspended him for the tournament, you know, when the Big twelve
26:55
tournament comes around, or if they make the NCAA tournament. You know.
26:57
Bottom line is, you're not going to make everybody happy with every decision.
27:00
I think, considering the culture we live in now, I don't necessarily agree
27:06
with all of it, that possibly that was about the best decision they could
27:08
make at this point. I like it. I think it's a good,
27:12
good decision, and I hope there's not a lot of backlash. And I
27:15
wonder this week on Bill Maher Ifh'll deal with it though. I I'm a
27:22
big Bill mar fan and I have been for a long time. But I
27:23
because even on weekends, you know, me staying up till eleven o'clock is
27:26
probably not happening. But I recorded the show and I'm about four or five
27:30
weeks behind. I need to go back and watch it. I mean,
27:33
I got some text here, uh text says hugs should see what I skipped.
27:37
One. They went way too far in the punishment forced funding of LGBT
27:42
groups there's nothing short of plan of paying reparations. That's not fair, that's
27:48
not true, um Ith. The first thing you have to find out where
27:52
the money goes. But that's why it goes to lgbt Q groups on campus
27:56
and in other areas. They have a center, an LGBTQ center, and
28:00
I don't have it in my notes here of the name of it. They
28:03
actually have a center on campus for LGBT WVU. I think I'm right about
28:08
that. Yeah, I didn't know that. Yeah, but that's but I
28:12
think that, you know, they it costs money. They go up there
28:15
and try to lobby as the legislature and that doesn't do a bit of good
28:19
with this crowd. But I've actually contributed to that, and uh, Andrew
28:26
is up there during the session. Maybe they can help them with their activities.
28:30
Tech says hugs should just push back on this crazy punishment and just resigned
28:33
instead of doing all this woke reparations crap. It's true, it's not fair,
28:37
not true. Can't just say stuff like that. Tech said, I
28:41
figured Huggins would have been fired for insulting Catholics before insulting the LGBT community.
28:48
Got gotta be careful with humor mhm. And here's the thing about it is,
28:53
I was having, you know, talking to somebody about this the other
28:56
day and we were just kind of going back and forth about this. I
29:00
am a I'm the biggest free speech advocate in the world in the right setting.
29:03
Dave Chappelle. I love Dave Chappelle. I know people want to cancel
29:07
Dave Chappelle or whatever. I love the guy. I think he is a
29:11
comedic genius. Okay, But there's a difference between in what you say in
29:15
a comedy club and what you say on a flamethrower of a radio station,
29:21
which that's an industry term meaning a powerful radio station w LW on the Bill
29:26
Cunningham Show. There's a big difference between that you walk through that doors of
29:30
that comedy club, whatever you say, it's fair game and m P.
29:33
I don't care if you insult every every possible group in the world, because
29:37
you know that going in that that's that's what you're in for. You know,
29:42
he is one of the people. He and Bill Maher are and what
29:48
Joe Rogan, there are three of people that police the cancel culture. I
29:52
mean, they get on the cancel culture. They don't like it. Howard
29:55
Stearns another one. Yeah, they don't like it that there are people on
29:57
both sides of the aisle. There's what I think about the people that battle
30:00
the cancel culture. There are people on both sides of the aisle, liberals
30:04
and conservatives that kind of come together against us. You know, in the
30:07
sixties, David, because I'm old enough to remember this, liberals were much
30:14
different. I mean, there was a guy that used to speak on college's
30:18
campuses named George Lincoln Rockwell, and he was the head of the American Nazi
30:22
Party, and he was a frequent speaker on college campus. The point with
30:30
the liberals in those days was I may not agree with what you say,
30:33
but I'll fight for your right to say. Voltaire, that doesn't happen anymore,
30:37
not at all. Tex says, wasn't he on the radio? It's
30:38
a former Cincinnati basketball coach. Good point, because you know, Cincinnati had
30:44
that rivalry and still do with Xavier, and you know, of course Huggins
30:48
was a coach at a UC for a number of years. And uh,
30:52
yeah, that's that's a good point. I understand what you're staying their.
30:53
Texa or Texas says, great to hear on the radio, Danny Hope,
30:56
all is well from Carrie. Oh that's great, that's uh Jeff's niece.
31:02
Um, that's that's a link to a story. I can't read that when
31:07
I'm on their appreciate it. Um all right, you ready for a negative
31:12
text? Go? The text says I heard Mayor Jones had a bunch of
31:15
gay pride protesters to get the blank out of Charleston. I did. I've
31:19
seen the video on YouTube. They were from Michigan or somewhere. I told
31:25
the woman to go take a bath. I'd do it again. My my,
31:30
my idea was that that the first thing, what's she doing down here?
31:33
This is West Virgins and her business. But she's out there on the
31:36
boulevard. And I stood out there kind of at parade were at rest,
31:41
and then Steve Cooper came out and stood next to me. And my idea
31:45
was to have a line of straight people to protect the gay people so they
31:51
could make their their parade to go down to the because the parade went behind
31:55
us, right, I mean, I you know, I'm for Charleston,
31:59
and there's lat urban areas you're gonna find it a lot of gay folks and
32:02
I grew up a lot of them, So tex says, if there's no
32:06
free speech of the job, then why didn't that apply to all of the
32:08
pro athletes that took a knee during our national anthem? They were on the
32:12
job. I agree, well, their brand, they could have done it.
32:15
I mean, the owners of those teams could have done something about that
32:19
if they wanted to. But they're caught in the middle of something which they
32:22
don't quite understand, and a lot of us don't. Texas. Dear Dave,
32:25
I will likely be shouted down for this, but Huggins should have been
32:30
fired yesterday. Bad optics in the state that really doesn't need it. WVU
32:34
could have scored some points in the eyes of the rest of the country.
32:37
Is swing and a miss, Texas. Danny Jones from mayor in twenty twenty
32:40
four, Now, that's not going to happen. Oh, come on,
32:43
announce it now, Danny, Come on. I don't want to be mayor.
32:46
I like just coming on here and being on the show with you.
32:51
Tex says the West Virginian legislature is placed a target on the backs of LGBTQ
32:57
citizens and their legislation regarding transgender is shoes and their failure to pass the Fairness
33:00
Act. Huggins' actions have further harmed the LGBTQ community and further as to portrayal
33:06
that West Virginia is unwelcoming and inhospitable to gay folks. No wonder our population
33:10
continues to decline year after year in the long run. In the long run,
33:15
I disagree with that. In the short run, yes, but did
33:17
in the long run, no tex says, so the apology is never enough,
33:22
an acknowledgement, apology and acceptance of punishment from the school are just not
33:25
enough. So he and the school must do what the mobs want and send
33:29
the money where they want. Otherwise his apology means nothing. Question mark.
33:31
That is the mob rule we are now in Texas. Dave Huggins received proper
33:37
reprimand considering what University of Michigan basketball coach Jwan Howard did, the Wisconsin assist
33:43
to coach Howard should have been fired fine old texts on this subject. We'll
33:46
go to break. Didn't listen to the conversation on the radio, so I'm
33:49
not sure what was asked that prompted the discussion. Doesn't the radio person have
33:52
some responsibility for bringing up the subject talking about Bill Cunningham. Yeah, but
33:57
you yeah, there is, yeah, there are some truth that wish had
34:00
a second seven to second second. But you gotta you have to know Bill
34:06
Huntingham and what Bill Cunningham brand is. He's not as nice as I know.
34:09
He's the one that called Barack Obama a Muslim when John mccam was on
34:15
the air. Ye, John McCain had to disavallee. Yeah, all right,
34:17
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Former mayor Danny Jones is here. Ryan Nicholson is our producer today. Um,
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and you know sometimes things happen off the air that would make good stories
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on between the show Now now, Now Now and Ryan, this may be
37:43
something we may want to roll on this. Okay, So Danny, Danny
37:47
gets a phone call while we're talking here and I can here Here's phone is
37:52
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37:55
Then Danny, in the break two minutes ago, picks up the phone and
38:00
calls doctor. It was your doctor, my throat doctor, your throat doctor,
38:06
and I had what was the verdict down? I had a bob see
38:08
last Friday because if you remember every year ago, I almost couldn't talk on
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then my voice would come and go, and then finally, uh, I
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want to see doctor Phillips down in Knaal City, who I'd recommend, and
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the VA paid for it because I have VA Healthcare. But I've also both
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made a care by now and they just called me and said I do not
38:31
have cancer. So that's good for me. There's more people in here we
38:36
would applaud. But yeah, no, no, that's just great news for
38:37
me. That's great, I mean, and that's that's great news because it
38:40
happened literally two minutes ago. And Danny had the doctor's office on speaker phone
38:45
and I just heard them say you do not have cancer. Yeah, and
38:47
I was. I was in my close friends and Dave's one of them,
38:50
and the sales guys and Tim and Ron and all my close friends to know
38:54
about this, and uh so I was, I actually had presupposed if you
39:00
do it, it's not as bad as what you had before because they can
39:02
do it with a radar microwave or whatever they use there. And even though
39:07
it would cause me some issues, I would be able to get rid of.
39:10
My dad had it and of course he started smoking literally when Coolidge was
39:15
president. I'm not kid yet. You told me that story before, and
39:21
but good news. Yeah, you do not know answer, And we literally
39:23
just got the breaking news right here. We just got it, tex,
39:27
says Danny, who go back to go back to the fight here. Danny
39:30
if a Michigan lgbtwo, these letters all run together. I'm sorry LGBT protester
39:37
had no business in Charleston because it's not their business. Does that also apply
39:40
to other civil rights groups, such as black rights groups because it's not their
39:44
business? I don't quite understand. I think what they're saying is is you
39:49
told the Michigan protesters this wasn't your town to get out. It wasn't one
39:53
of those people didn't use What was the I think what the text is trying
39:57
to say was what was the difference between civil rights people that went to all
39:59
these different states that they didn't belong in or that they weren't exactly what?
40:02
And this is a subjective analysis. They don't have a come on. The
40:07
people that I've got in front of don't have a claim. They don't have
40:10
a legitimate claim. They operate on negative ativity. These gay people aren't hurting
40:15
people. They have a gay pride gathering and a parade. They've they've rewarded
40:21
me awarding and I'm very honored by it, and I feel badly for people
40:25
that don't grow up around all kinds of people. Well, I don't know
40:30
how to say that, but when you're down into logan did they have any
40:34
gaze when you're growing up? Yes, a lot. No. Okay,
40:37
well, well they were there, they just weren't. They weren't very Gays
40:43
tend to. They don't stand rural areas. They if you ever watch Brokeback
40:47
Mountain, you don't know why, and which is a terribly sad movie.
40:52
But if you they moved to Charleston, a lot of them live on Jackson
40:55
Street. I mean it's there's a there was an area when up forty years
40:59
ago, there was an area of Jackson Street and we we counted they had
41:04
they had like fifty six gays in one block, you know, because that's
41:07
where they clustered. Who cares let these people out? They're gathering and who
41:13
is this woman that comes down here and wants to nullify them? It's they
41:19
don't have this woman doesn't have a legitimate beef. That's a subjective analysis on
41:22
my part. I'm proud I made it. I don't hate anybody. And
41:30
the gays weren't protesting anybody. They were just having fun. They were having
41:35
a gathering and making speeches and all that stuff. There's another fun. That's
41:40
not me, that's not you, that's somebody else who else is in here?
41:44
There's nobody else. Well, my phone's ringing, but it wasn't.
41:46
Texter says, did you or Danny c or here? Donald Trump's CNN town
41:52
hall last night. Interestingly, I was watching h talk show on YouTube this
41:59
morning and some outtakes from it, And it depends on who you who you
42:04
listen to. Drudge Reports said that Trump went back the same old did I
42:10
didn't watch it, but I read all that, but I saw some outtakes
42:13
from it where he didn't do bad at all, and he was folks.
42:16
I'm not a fan, but he said that now he's so he exaggerates so
42:21
much, I want him call him wise. He said he said that under
42:24
Biden, gas went to nine dollars a game, and then he said,
42:30
we can't get rid of guns because there's nine hundred million guns out there.
42:32
There's probably four hundred million guns out there. But for for the there's some
42:40
parts he looked good and some parts he didn't. He had some of his
42:44
people in the audience. But I think that mister Trump should muster up the
42:49
courage to get on the stage with the rest of the of the Republican candidates
42:54
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43:29
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names. He needs to shut his mouth. Well, good luck with that.
43:37
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43:43
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43:58
those who owned your ancestors were paid compensation because they lost him of property when
44:01
slavery was ended. If you endured a minute of this, perhaps you want
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compensation. I think that I'm grateful and proud to come from the state of
44:09
West Virginia that succeeded to stay in the Union. Even though I have one
44:16
of my lineages of the four lineages, I have won one of my lineages
44:21
that was with the Confederacy. Texas. Dave Great here and Danny on the
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44:28
our state. Having back soon. Danny's always welcome on the show. Any
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tabbed Danny wants to come on, tex says Danny Great, that your cancer
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free. Oh it's good, it's a good According to a Textu'll do this
44:37
before break. Trump says, according to a textra he could end the war
44:42
in Ukraine in twenty four hours. He could just, you know, stop
44:45
that, and then they said, are you for Ukraine? He wouldn't say
44:49
that, you know. Someday the next time I come on here with you,
44:52
I want to I want to do a show about the America First Movement.
44:55
Okay, and I because that's being used a lot, and we used
45:00
before World War Two. And the head of it was a guy named Charles
45:04
Lindbergh. And there are pictures of Lindbergh meeting with Gurring and having his arm
45:12
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45:16
if I die to morrow, remember I said that Charles Lindberg's a Nazi.
45:21
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45:28
we've never gotten into war because we were too too strong. We're too weak,
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wasn't I was out there finish the text Minnesino, California had the most expensive
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gas in the United States, coming in at a whopping nine sixty per gallon
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June ninth, twenty twenty two. All Right, well, I'm not gonna
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argue with you. Sound like you know what you're talking about. But I
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was in Long Beach in twenty twenty two and the gas was like six ninety
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nine or yeah, six dollars something like that. But okay, I'm not
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I mean, that's a stretch. Well, it's California in the United States,
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though, are they really part of us? A couple of things he
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reminded me of something. If you are a remember of the Republican Party,
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we all do research on our lineage in our background who were related to but
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as a Republican, you need to know where your DNA comes from. And
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that's why you need to watch the nineteen sixty four acceptance speech of Senator Barry
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Gowater. I mean, it is really, really so good, and you
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will understand partly of where you came from and where your thought process, not
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all of it. Now, he wasn't into the religious right. Abortion wasn't
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an issue, but then in nineteen eighty it change because Reagan bought into religious
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right. So please watch this speech. You don't have to like Gowater.
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And he told he said, make no mistake about it, folks, don't
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don't brush don't brush this one under the rug. He says, we are
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in Hey, we are at war in Vietnam. That's what he says.
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I said, please not for the record, he said, folks, Okay,
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because it almost I know he did say, folks. Tex says all
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the questions came from Trump supporters last night. Trump was at his outrageous worst
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last night. Well, I see Ann's trying to chase their change their brand,
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and the young lady asked him some tough questions. Look, if you
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believe I mean, you know, he lost the election, Folks, he
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lost it's not a crime. But instead of embracing it and say I'll be
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back to fight another day, he makes people embrace a lie and he's it's
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almost destroyed the Republican Party. You mark my words. If he's the nominee,
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it's over tech, says Dear Dave. Trump didn't gain any new support.
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That's the important thing. Wasn't enough wackos in twenty twenties certainly won't be
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in twenty twenty four. Reparations says a Texter might be okay post to generation
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or even a second generation, but we're legitimately eight generations back. There's a
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little, but too much sins of the fire. For me, reparations are
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not this gay thing. It's not reparations. It's it's actually public relations of
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money. That's what it said. That's that's a good way. That's what
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it's gonna turn into. U. If paying all that money to the groups
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is not reparations, then we need Danny to explain why it's not, because
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it's that's not what it's gonna go for. It's not gonna be individual payments
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to any individuals. Most gay people are just regular folks. They're just they're
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everywhere and what this will go to is like fairness West Virginia, and it'll
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it'll evolve in lobbying efforts and they'll work something they won't work up here.
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Yeah, they can try. All right, we gotta go. Five Any
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