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05/27/2025 The Dave Allen Show on 580 Live - Josh Boehm, Brad McElhinny · The Dave Allen Show

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Speaker 3: zero eight. Welcome into the show our good friend Josh
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Speaker 3: Beam from one of our sponsors of the show here,
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Speaker 3: Jute Security Systems. Good morning, sir, Welcome to the show.
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Speaker 5: Hey, thanks for having me.
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Speaker 6: Thank you for being here.
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Speaker 3: I know that we were supposed to be in studio
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Speaker 3: this morning, but if it's anything like it was when
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Speaker 3: I was driving in Josh, people somehow when it rains,
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Speaker 3: forget how to drive between Tays Valley and here. This morning,
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Speaker 3: at around seven, I leave my house. A little bit
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Speaker 3: after seven, I saw three accidents, all of them one
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Speaker 3: car accidents, and it all looked like people were going
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Speaker 3: a little too fast.
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Speaker 7: Yep, it was.
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Speaker 5: I'm pulling into the studio now, so just just missing
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Speaker 5: a little bit here but I'll be happy to.
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Speaker 3: Call in here, all right sor right, well, we'll just
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Speaker 3: keep you out there so we don't have to break
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Speaker 3: things up that didn't come in a visit with us.
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Speaker 6: After that.
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Speaker 3: For those who may not know, and you've been on
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Speaker 3: the show in the past, tell us exactly what Jute
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Speaker 3: Security Systems is.
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Speaker 5: Jute is a whole home and business security and automation business.
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Speaker 5: So we do video security, automation, pretty much anything that
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Speaker 5: goes with that type of thing.
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Speaker 3: And what amazes me when I have you on the
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Speaker 3: show to talk about this is the technology and how
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Speaker 3: much it's changed over the years. I mean, you know it,
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Speaker 3: gone are the days we had these big, bulky cameras
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Speaker 3: that look like you're, you know, doing the six o'clock
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Speaker 3: news or something. Because everything is small. Everything is connected
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Speaker 3: to your phone or your smart device.
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Speaker 6: Talk about that.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, So it's ever changing, is very discreete. Now you
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Speaker 5: can get cameras that are very hidden. So we partner
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Speaker 5: with the nation's largest security provider, Alarm dot Com, and
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Speaker 5: they're always innovating new products. Really excited about some of
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Speaker 5: the new things that they've had come out in the
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Speaker 5: past a little bit here, So yeah, always change and
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Speaker 5: always moving forward.
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Speaker 3: And and we'll get you the contact information a little
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Speaker 3: bit later on. But if people are interested, what's the
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Speaker 3: consultation process? I'm thinking about getting this from my home,
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Speaker 3: give you guys a call or hook up with you
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Speaker 3: online or whatever, you come to the house. What goes
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Speaker 3: into that consultation?
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Speaker 5: Yeah, so it's a free and home consultation. And I
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Speaker 5: always tell people that I definitely listen to you, that
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Speaker 5: you are the boss on this, that I can give
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Speaker 5: you my professional opinion on what I think is best
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Speaker 5: in your home. But ultimately, you know the home best.
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Speaker 5: You know, that's where you live, or the business that's
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Speaker 5: where you live, that's where you work. So you tell
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Speaker 5: me what makes you feel comfortable and then we'll kind
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Speaker 5: of go from there.
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Speaker 3: And when you talk about doing residential end businesses too,
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Speaker 3: I mean, you know, we got folks listen to us
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Speaker 3: that have a business that employees you know, two or
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Speaker 3: three people, and businesses that employee hundreds.
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Speaker 6: Is there anything too big for you, guys?
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Speaker 5: No, no, no, that we can definitely do anything. And the
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Speaker 5: smallest you one as well. So there's there's definitely varying
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Speaker 5: packages that would suit your needs best. We don't try
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Speaker 5: to bulk you into something bigger than you need or
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Speaker 5: smaller than you need.
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Speaker 3: All right, So, thinking about getting a security system for
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Speaker 3: maybe somebody that's a little tech technology challenge. That would
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Speaker 3: probably be me, but I'm talking about here, but maybe
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Speaker 3: you know a parent or grandparent or whatever. Talk about
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Speaker 3: how you can work with folks that aren't totally comfortable
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Speaker 3: with the technology aspect of it.
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Speaker 5: So, I mean, Dave, I know you personally. I can
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Speaker 5: tell that you would struggle with a little bit of technology,
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Speaker 5: but even you could run our system. I always joke
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Speaker 5: and say that my parents are the least techy people
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Speaker 5: I know, and I hook them up with the system
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Speaker 5: and they run it perfectly. Alarm dot Com is very,
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Speaker 5: very user friendly and one of the nice things about
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Speaker 5: working with a smaller business like to you is that
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Speaker 5: we are absolutely happy to come and install the system.
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Speaker 5: And then also anytime you need help with run it
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Speaker 5: or have any questions, you can text, call me directly,
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Speaker 5: or I can come out into your home and help
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Speaker 5: you figure out what you need to do with it.
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Speaker 3: And we talk about putting these apps on your phone
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Speaker 3: and things of that nature. How exactly does that work?
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Speaker 3: What can I see from my phone? If I have jute.
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Speaker 5: You can see everything that you have set up in
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Speaker 5: your home since the Alarm dot Com partner app, and
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Speaker 5: you would have if you have a security system, you
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Speaker 5: would have be able to tell you what's armed or
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Speaker 5: disarmed when when somebody's coming in the doors. Things like that.
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Speaker 5: You can have a video tab for if you have cameras,
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Speaker 5: different automation features as well, turning on lights, having schedules
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Speaker 5: for your lights or thermostat or different things like that
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Speaker 5: as well.
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Speaker 3: I think that's interesting that it's because we think about
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Speaker 3: security systems and that's the way we advertise for you guys.
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Speaker 3: But it's about more than just that. Like you said,
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Speaker 3: just the ability to turn lights on and things of
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Speaker 3: that nature.
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Speaker 5: Absolutely well, that all goes into security as well as
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Speaker 5: you know, so you're going to be out of town
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Speaker 5: for a couple of days or a week or whatever,
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Speaker 5: you want to be able to have the lights going
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Speaker 5: on and off in case somebody you know hopefully is
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Speaker 5: not But if somebody was watching your house and you know,
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Speaker 5: being able to see the lights are coming on and
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Speaker 5: make it look like somebody's still there.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, I would, And I would think there's a big
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Speaker 3: safety issue in this as well. It's not just about
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Speaker 3: keeping the bad guys out. I mean, that's a big
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Speaker 3: part of it, but I would think it's also that
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Speaker 3: you know, there's a safety aspect here too, as far
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Speaker 3: as you're with health and well being in the house.
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Speaker 5: Absolutely yeah.
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Speaker 3: I mean, you know, if you got an older parent,
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Speaker 3: this may be they may not want you spying on them.
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Speaker 3: I'm not gonna lie to you, but but I mean,
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Speaker 3: you know, we've all got, you know, those in our
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Speaker 3: family that aren't as young as they used to be.
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Speaker 3: And again, I think it's a safety issue. I mean,
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Speaker 3: you definitely could do a lot with that.
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Speaker 5: Absolutely.
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Speaker 7: Yeah.
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Speaker 5: You can share logins with your app, So say that
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Speaker 5: you did have somebody that was elderly in your family
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Speaker 5: and wanted to get some cameras put in the house
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Speaker 5: or outside of the house, or whatever whatever suited you.
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Speaker 5: You could absolutely have a log in to be able
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Speaker 5: to see what's going on in the whole thing.
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Speaker 3: And it is kind of good timing to have you
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Speaker 3: on the show now because now that the unofficial kickoff
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Speaker 3: the summer's happened with Memorial Day, people are starting to
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Speaker 3: plan vacations and things of that nature. So it may
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Speaker 3: be a good opportunity because there's nothing, there's no worse
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Speaker 3: feeling in the world and knowing that you're, you know,
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Speaker 3: eight hundred miles away and worrying about your home. Absolutely,
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Speaker 3: and so you could you know, obviously you can. You
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Speaker 3: can do a lot toward that, and you can monitor
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Speaker 3: your home while you're at the beach or wherever you
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Speaker 3: may be. I'm gonna go back to commercial properties just
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Speaker 3: for a moment.
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Speaker 6: Are you at liberty? Are you liberty to talk.
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Speaker 3: About some of the customers that you've had as far
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Speaker 3: as businesses go, Sure.
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Speaker 5: Yeah, I mean I think one that we would have
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Speaker 5: pretty good permission to be able to talk about, as
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Speaker 5: Sleepy Hollow Golf Course over an hurricane. We helped them
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Speaker 5: a couple months ago to be able to completely redo
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Speaker 5: their camera system that was outdated, take over this existing
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Speaker 5: security system that they had and modify it a little
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Speaker 5: bit to bring it up to what it needed to be.
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Speaker 5: But yeah, they've been a wonderful client and absolutely happy
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Speaker 5: to help, even even somebody as big as their size.
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Speaker 5: I think they brought on close to thirty cameras onto
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Speaker 5: their account so.
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Speaker 3: Well, I mean, and I think that's that's great that
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Speaker 3: you can do as you know, as few as one
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Speaker 3: or two cameras so you can do third.
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Speaker 6: I mean, I think I think it's pretty good.
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Speaker 3: And you've got a lot of a lot of residential
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Speaker 3: and commercial customers as well. Talking to Josh Beam of
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Speaker 3: Jute give us the website phone number, however, people can
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Speaker 3: contact you, so.
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Speaker 5: There's a couple of different ways. Website would be www
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Speaker 5: dot protected by jute dot com. That's Joot and our
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Speaker 5: number is six eight one two three three four thousand.
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Speaker 6: All right, Hey Josh, sorry you had a.
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Speaker 3: Slow go of it trying to get here this morning,
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Speaker 3: but I think you are coming into the station anyway
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Speaker 3: to talk to some folks, so well. Enjoy your time
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Speaker 5: Now still raining. We're still getting some rain coming down here.
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Speaker 3: So Meteorologist Josh Beiam, I appreciate you being here man,
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Speaker 3: Thanks a lot.
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Speaker 6: We'll talk soon.
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Speaker 6: Overall.
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Speaker 3: I think her quote was, it's not the way and
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Speaker 3: necessarily I would have written it, but and I'm kind
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Speaker 6: What say you?
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Speaker 7: Well, so she is one of one hundred and the
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Speaker 7: Republican margin is not as thin as it was in
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Speaker 7: the House of Representatives. But some of her colleagues are
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Speaker 7: already making noise about changes, among them Rand Paul the
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Speaker 7: Republican from Kentucky, Ron Johnson, Republican from Wisconsin, and they
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Speaker 7: would like to see the bill cut more to not
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Speaker 7: have as big an impact on the national debt. The
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Speaker 7: Congressional Budget Office estimates it's going to add almost four
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Speaker 7: trillion dollars to the federal government's debt that is already
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Speaker 7: at thirty six point two trillion dollars. So, you know,
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Speaker 7: I think it's going to depend when it comes to
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Speaker 7: Capitol how much influence these other guys have. The main
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Speaker 7: Supplemental Nutrition Assistance program. That's another area where some of
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Speaker 7: Senator Capito's Republican colleagues may want even tighter cuts.
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Speaker 6: How much did you say it was going to add
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Speaker 6: to the national debt?
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Speaker 7: This is according to the Congressional Budget Office.
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Speaker 6: Which is a nonpartisan office.
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Speaker 7: By the way, Yeah, three point eight trillion, and the
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Speaker 7: national debt is already at thirty six point two trillion.
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Speaker 3: I mean, I guess this is where and I'm not
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Speaker 3: asking you to editorialize here, I will editorialize this is
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Speaker 3: where I have an issue with this. I mean, Republicans
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Speaker 3: are supposed to all be about, you know, keeping the debt,
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Speaker 3: trying to get it a little bit lower, and this
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Speaker 3: does the exact opposite. This adds more and more to
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Speaker 3: the debt. I mean, regardless of the content of it.
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Speaker 3: You can argue that all day. I'm just talking about
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Speaker 3: the dollars and cents of it.
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Speaker 6: Here.
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Speaker 3: It adds a whole bunch of the national debt that's
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Speaker 3: not very Republican like.
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Speaker 7: It is significant on the debt, and the reasons are
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Speaker 7: the extension of the Trump tax cuts, plus some other
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Speaker 7: tax cuts like the ones on tips, and then there
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Speaker 7: are billions of dollars that go toward border security, which
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Speaker 7: you know, it doesn't sound bad on the whole, but
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Speaker 7: a lot of that money goes toward incarceration facilities. So
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Speaker 7: there is still significant, significant blend of spending and extensions
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Speaker 7: of tax cuts in this bill that are calculated to
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Speaker 7: add up to three point eight trillion. It's a thousand
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Speaker 7: page bill, which you know typically is unwieldy anyway, So
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Speaker 7: when we project, oh, there may be changes in the Senate,
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Speaker 7: there are a lot of opportunities for change in a
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Speaker 7: thousand page bill. But one of the things that I
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Speaker 7: think you're going to hear about as time goes by
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Speaker 7: is the potential effects of this bill as a US
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Speaker 7: debt bomb coming at the same time as you know,
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Speaker 7: the tariffs and the price pressures that were already starting
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Speaker 3: To again with Brad mclahanny and Brad, there are obviously
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Speaker 3: some people very concerned and you mentioned earlier about possible
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Speaker 3: Medicaid cuts. You have your story quotes from Kelly Allen,
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Speaker 3: no relation of the West Virginia Center on Budget and
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Speaker 3: Policy think tank, and she was on talk line last
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Speaker 3: study by the Congressional Budget Office that says ten point
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Speaker 3: three million people would lose their Medicaid coverage in the
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Speaker 3: coming years and kind of paraphrasing or kind of not
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Speaker 3: to put words in Kelly Allen's mouth, but the math
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Speaker 3: doesn't math according to those folks.
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Speaker 7: Yeah, you know, and there's this public debate about whether
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Speaker 7: what's happening with Medicaid is cuts. Nevertheless, even though this
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Speaker 7: bill is projected to result in a significant amount trillions
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Speaker 7: of dollars of increased debt, some of the quote unquote
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Speaker 7: savings in the bill comes from Medicaid, and that means
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Speaker 7: that people would come off the Medicaid rolls under this bill.
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Speaker 7: A lot of it is under the category of work requirements.
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Speaker 7: They're not particularly significant worker quotvironments. The question that's out
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Speaker 7: there in public debate is whether it's really work requirements
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Speaker 7: or whether it's paperwork requirements, and you know which some
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Speaker 7: people lose potential benefits just by you know, making the
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Speaker 7: So that's the debate I think that you're going to
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Speaker 7: Oh, that's my answer for what else you're watching? Yeah,
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Speaker 7: but he is speaking in Welsh today noon, as is
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Speaker 7: the governor's way of operating. There's been no information offered
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Speaker 7: beyond the location and the time and the particular individual
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Speaker 7: who is Governor Patrick Morrissey. But you would think, I mean,
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Speaker 7: Welch got hit hard by the flooding earlier this year
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Speaker 7: and continues to try to recover from it, and so
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Speaker 7: it certainly seems like a logical topic would be flood
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Speaker 7: recovery looking forward.
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Speaker 3: I mean, I would think that if he's going to,
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Speaker 3: you know, make the trip down to Welch, that it
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Speaker 3: I mean, that's just not someplace that they chose at
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Speaker 3: random for another announcement. I mean, who knows when you're
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Speaker 3: talking about politicians, But I mean I would think it
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Speaker 3: would be, like you, it would be somehow related to
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Speaker 3: the flooding that they went through, right.
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Speaker 7: I can't imagine that it wouldn't be.
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Speaker 15: And but.
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Speaker 7: You know, the criticism has been that the outside forces
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Speaker 7: have been slow to help the people of Welsh, that
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Speaker 7: they have largely had to get by on their own.
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Speaker 7: That they've been slow to receive federal relief flow to
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Speaker 7: receive state relief. And I don't know how the governor
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Speaker 7: addresses that. I mean, it seems like it should be
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Speaker 7: some sort of announcement or statement looking forward to greater
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Speaker 7: help help us on the way. But again, these these
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Speaker 7: announcements from the governor his staff are just absolutely bare bones.
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Speaker 7: It's the governor will be at this place at this time.
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Speaker 7: Tune in.
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Speaker 3: Well, I'm going to have you on the Metro News
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Speaker 3: midday show during the two o'clock hour, so by that
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Speaker 3: time you hopefully will well know what's what actually is
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Speaker 3: going on down there.
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Speaker 7: Hopefully we'll have more knowledge of what the governor says.
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Speaker 3: Hey, Brad, I know you got some other interviews with
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Speaker 3: much more important people than me, so I'm gonna go
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Speaker 3: ahead and let you go.
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Speaker 6: I appreciate you being here, buddy. Thanks a lot.
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Speaker 7: I'm headed to radio roundtable in Beckley. But you the
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Speaker 7: listeners should stick with Dave.
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Speaker 3: Yes, yes, and give a mister Persing or the second.
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Speaker 6: Yeah, end of.
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Speaker 3: A long weekend. Hope you have a safe weekend. Oh,
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Speaker 3: by the way, don't have a job. The president of
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Speaker 3: Green Power, Brendan Riley, is blaming at least in part, tariffs.
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Speaker 3: Now I I we interviewed mister Riley on Metro News
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Speaker 3: midday I don't I'm wanna say I'm doubting him because
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Speaker 3: I don't know, but it it seems like the company
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Speaker 3: was having issues before the tariffs. I mean that's the
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Speaker 3: come out. We're not sure at this point just how
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Speaker 3: many workers are going to be impacted. The top officials,
34:44
Speaker 3: as I said, We're on Metro News midday last month
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Speaker 3: and they told us that the company had fewer than
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Speaker 3: about the jobs were made, they and they meaning state officials,
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Speaker 3: you look at Jeff Jenkins's story, there you'll see now
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Speaker 3: Senator at that time, Governor Jim Justice setting behind one
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Speaker 3: of the green power buses. Now, you know, I'm not
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Speaker 3: saying I'm not gonna I'm not a forecast send this
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Speaker 3: thing is completely dead in the water, but it's it
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Speaker 3: doesn't look good at least at this point, with all
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Speaker 3: of these people losing their jobs. And again, they were
35:33
Speaker 3: expected to have as many as as nine hundred workers
35:36
Speaker 3: there at peak, and they got nowhere near that, not
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Speaker 3: saying that they can't rebound and have that many at
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Speaker 3: course she's had a bunch of health issues. You'll call me,
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Speaker 3: recall the GoFundMe thing for her, and really really a
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Speaker 3: sad story that happened like earlier this month, I think,
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Speaker 3: up in the Fairmont area, which is obviously where she's from.
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Speaker 6: So we got the story.
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Speaker 3: Oh, they're not going to spend a whole lot of
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Speaker 3: it is a sad story as it pretend, because I
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Speaker 3: out of site for a while. But sad story, and
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Speaker 3: hopefully she can get things together. J. C. Penny at
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Speaker 3: the Town Center is no more. It was the last
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Speaker 6: Now your call.
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Speaker 3: They announced back in January that they would be closing
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Speaker 3: this before for people that say, you know, shopping malls
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Speaker 6: It's just the Town Center is terrible.
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Speaker 3: And I don't know if it's the current owners. It's
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Speaker 3: not the city's fault. I don't know what the I
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Speaker 3: talk to people that own businesses in downtown Charleston, they'll
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Speaker 3: tell you their business is great right now, and it
37:54
Speaker 3: picked up a whole lot with the bike event in Charleston.
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Speaker 3: So you can't blame it all just being am all downtown.
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Speaker 3: I think that, And I don't pretend to understand the
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Speaker 3: President Trump has secured the border, which has saved our
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Speaker 6: Just to name a few.
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Speaker 3: Open your eyes sens a text. Did you happen to
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Speaker 3: see the president's message on truth Social about Memorial Day?
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Speaker 6: Oh h, it was a mute.
45:17
Speaker 3: He referred to the scum that he says spent the
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Speaker 3: last four years trying to destroy our country. He went
45:27
Speaker 3: on to hammer the Biden administration's handling of the southern
45:31
Speaker 3: border and slammed the judges who have ruled against his administration. So,
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Speaker 3: in case you didn't see the post, it said happy
45:45
Speaker 3: Memorial Days. Okay, Editor's note, it is in very poor
45:48
Speaker 3: poor taste to say happy Memorial Day. There's no such
45:50
Speaker 3: thing as a happy Memorial Day. It's also in poor
45:53
Speaker 3: taste to write in all caps and to have countless
45:57
Speaker 3: you know, typos. But here we are continuing Happy Memorial
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Speaker 3: Day to all, including the scum that spent the last
46:05
Speaker 3: four years trying to destroy our country through warped radical
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Speaker 3: left minds, who allowed twenty one million people to illegally
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Speaker 3: enter our country, many of them being criminals and the
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Speaker 3: mentally insane, through an open border that only an incompetent
46:21
Speaker 3: president would approve and through judges who are on a
46:24
Speaker 3: mission to keep murderers, drug dealers, rapists, gang members, and
46:28
Speaker 3: release prisoners from all over the world in our country
46:32
Speaker 3: so they can rob, murder and rape again, et cetera,
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Speaker 3: et cetera.
46:38
Speaker 13: Like I.
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Speaker 3: Is it just me that kind of misses presidents being
46:46
Speaker 3: Republican or Democrat, who just on Memorial Day observed Memorial
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Speaker 3: Day for what it is, the time to remember those
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Speaker 3: that are no longer with us because they died in
46:56
Speaker 3: defense of this country.
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Speaker 6: I mean, is that is that just me?
47:00
Speaker 2: Uh?
47:01
Speaker 3: And I know there are a lot of maga folks
47:04
Speaker 3: absolutely love everything that Donald Trump says or or does,
47:09
Speaker 3: and that's that's fine, that you're right, But I just
47:12
Speaker 3: of all the days, of all the days to post
47:16
Speaker 3: something like that Memorial Day written and again typo's all caps.
47:23
Speaker 3: There's no just thing as happy Memorial Day, you get,
47:27
Speaker 3: you get my point on that.
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Speaker 6: I just think I just think that, Yeah, you know.
47:33
Speaker 3: What I think, Texas Dave, last I checked, Virginia was
47:38
Speaker 3: a woman's name. It's not West Virgil All right, there
47:43
Speaker 3: you go, There you go, says been with you since
47:47
Speaker 3: you were a Trump supporter. You've come full circle. Well,
47:51
Speaker 3: you know, I I think I've told you my story
47:54
Speaker 3: of Donald Trump before. I did vote for the guy
47:57
Speaker 3: twice twenty sixteen and twenty two, and I thought he
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Speaker 3: was going to be I thought it was going to
48:04
Speaker 3: be different. And uh I had I had Buyer's remorse.
48:10
Speaker 3: That's and and I don't like the fact that the
48:12
Speaker 3: Republican Party is now the Trump Party. It's the Maga Party.
48:16
Speaker 3: And I feel that there's no there's no place in
48:20
Speaker 3: the Republican Party for for people like me. Uh hey, Dave,
48:27
Speaker 3: what part of Trump's statement do you disagree with? It's
48:31
Speaker 3: not so much about disagreeing with the statement, it's the
48:34
Speaker 3: timing on Memorial Day. That's my issue. Look, if you
48:39
Speaker 3: want to release it today, release it today, that's fine,
48:42
Speaker 3: but not on Memorial Day. Man, do better, do better.
48:45
Speaker 3: That's not what Memorial Day is for. And I don't
48:48
Speaker 3: really like presidents referring to people as scum, you know,
48:51
Speaker 3: But that's that's that's the Internet, that's where we are now.
48:54
Speaker 3: And uh then President Trump is the is the perfect
48:58
Speaker 3: president for the times day we live in now. And
49:01
Speaker 3: I will say that because that's what we want. We
49:03
Speaker 3: want the Jerry springerization of America. That's what we want
49:07
Speaker 3: now while while we're racking up record debts, which is
49:13
Speaker 3: something that Republicans supposedly are against, but not him. Hey, Dave,
49:19
Speaker 3: your show has turned into local biz infomercials and Trump mashing.
49:22
Speaker 6: Do better, do Better? DJ Meadows is here?
49:26
Speaker 14: Do better?
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Speaker 13: If I had a dollar for every time I was
49:29
Speaker 13: told to do bettery, five bucks, you do, you would
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Speaker 13: do better?
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Speaker 6: I would do better. You agree with what I said?
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Speaker 6: I don't want to put it.
49:37
Speaker 3: I don't want to make you uncomfortable here, But do
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Speaker 3: you you agree with what I said that there's really
49:43
Speaker 3: not a place in the Republican Party for guys like
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Speaker 3: us anymore. No, because there's not, because I guess we're rying.
49:51
Speaker 3: The Republican Party has become the party of populism. It's
49:54
Speaker 3: become the party of short term thinking. It's become a
49:56
Speaker 3: party of less market solutions when it used to be
49:59
Speaker 3: about market solutions.
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Speaker 6: I mean, you're a numbers guy.
50:04
Speaker 3: How does somebody that's a Republican, a conservative add that
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Speaker 3: much or support something adds that much money to the
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Speaker 3: national debt?
50:10
Speaker 6: I don't think they do, right.
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Speaker 13: I mean, look, and I got bashed, not bashed, I
50:17
Speaker 13: was challenged on social media over the weekend. I don't
50:21
Speaker 13: care what it is you have to cut something. We're
50:26
Speaker 13: steaming toward the cliff. We can't keep doing this. We
50:29
Speaker 13: can't keep spending seven trillion dollars a year and only
50:33
Speaker 13: taking five trillion dollars in the math don't math Sarcastically,
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Speaker 13: I said, okay, tell you what, whatever the median income
50:40
Speaker 13: is now in this country, anything above that, tax at
50:43
Speaker 13: one hundred percent, because that's the only way you keep
50:44
Speaker 13: doing what you're doing, which obviously is not reasonable. So
50:48
Speaker 13: if you want to continue on the course that we're on,
50:50
Speaker 13: the only way to do it is have an unreasonable
50:52
Speaker 13: rate of taxation that kills our economy.
50:54
Speaker 6: What do you want to do?
50:55
Speaker 3: Take your pick, Tex says, get mad all you want.
50:58
Speaker 3: But Trump is not wrong in his post. Again, it
51:02
Speaker 3: really wasn't the post. It was that it was on
51:04
Speaker 3: Memorial Day, a solemn day. That's what really got me.
51:07
Speaker 3: By the way, in regards to Happy Memorial Day, you
51:10
Speaker 3: should tell KWS not to play Kenny Chesney anymore, because
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Speaker 3: on one of those promos yesterday he said the same consistencies.
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Speaker 3: All I asked, well, I can't do anything about KWS
51:19
Speaker 3: although I do work there from time to time.
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Speaker 6: But I'll bring it up.
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Speaker 13: What happened to argument with civility? It's gone, it's gone.
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Speaker 13: Why do you have to call somebody scum?
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Speaker 6: Yeah, it's gone. Why do you have to do that?
51:30
Speaker 3: But I disagree with a lot of people. I don't
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Speaker 3: call him scum, Tex says TJ. The Republicans have always
51:37
Speaker 3: been about short term thinking.
51:40
Speaker 6: No, no, I don't agree.
51:41
Speaker 3: Not true, Tex, says Carol Miller. And Riley More voted
51:45
Speaker 3: for it. That's who supports it.
51:50
Speaker 6: As he takes another cup of coffee, what do you
51:53
Speaker 6: got on the show?
51:53
Speaker 13: I mean they did.
51:54
Speaker 6: They voted for it.
51:55
Speaker 13: Yeah, I mean, look, so they're banking on the come.
51:58
Speaker 13: And that's the problem I have with this. I don't
52:01
Speaker 13: disagree that if you create favorable economic circumstances that GDP
52:06
Speaker 13: could grow. I don't disagree with that. However, I don't
52:08
Speaker 13: think you can bank on it within your tax policy.
52:11
Speaker 13: I think you have to realize it and then make
52:13
Speaker 13: a change. That's what Republicans, many of them are doing.
52:15
Speaker 13: They're saying, well, it's going to be great, We're gonna
52:17
Speaker 13: bring in so much more revenue. Maybe we will wait
52:19
Speaker 13: until that happens and then pivot and adjust.
52:22
Speaker 3: All right, what you got on the show today? Sorry,
52:24
Speaker 3: I got on my soapbox. You got two hours to
52:27
Speaker 3: do that. Man, give me twenty seconds.
52:29
Speaker 10: I know.
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Speaker 13: Coming up on the show today ten oh six, we're
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Speaker 6: We'll talk with him.
52:38
Speaker 13: Treasurer Larry pack on delisting China from our US stock exchanges.
52:41
Speaker 13: He just got back from a missions trip in Tanzania.
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Speaker 6: By the way too, Okay.
52:44
Speaker 13: Dan Greer stops by Eli bomb Well, executive director of
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Speaker 3: All right, gotta go see you tomorrow and on Metro
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