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11/12/2024 The Dave Allen Show on 580 Live - Mike Stuart, JB Akers, John Robertson, Fred Persinger · The Dave Allen Show

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Speaker 6: the show now. State Senator Mike Stewart's Good morning, Sarah,
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Speaker 6: Welcome to the show.
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Speaker 7: Good morning, It's a great morning to be an American
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Speaker 7: and bo West Virginia.
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Speaker 6: I have to give credit where credit is due, sir,
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Speaker 6: you were one hundred percent correct. Hold on, hold on,
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Speaker 6: and there is zero doubt who the new President of
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Speaker 6: the United States will be. Meet the new boss same
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Speaker 6: as the old boss, with another boss in between. Talking
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Speaker 6: about Donald Trump. O course, a convincing victory over Vice
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Speaker 6: President Kamala Harris last week.
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Speaker 7: I think I was on your show calling for a landslide.
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Speaker 7: So we were weeks back and this is when the
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Speaker 7: polls were so near, so tight. Those polls were wrong,
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Speaker 7: and at some point we need to go back and
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Speaker 7: take a look at these polling organizations. They've become something
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Speaker 7: other than polling organizations. They've become organizations meant to make
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Speaker 7: the public believe something that's not true. I could see
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Speaker 7: it in the polling. I could see it when you
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Speaker 7: walk on the street. I could see it when I'm
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Speaker 7: at the grocery store. I could see it when I'm
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Speaker 7: getting gas in my vehicle. People wanted change. There's one
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Speaker 7: thing strength.
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Speaker 6: Well, let me jump in here though. What you see.
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Speaker 6: And I know you do travel because you got your
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Speaker 6: daughters or a travel a lot, but primarily your time
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Speaker 6: is spent in West Virginia because you're a state senator
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Speaker 6: and that's what you do. However, this message got out
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Speaker 6: well beyond I mean, it was a foregone conclusion that
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Speaker 6: West Virginia was going to be a landslide senator. We
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Speaker 6: all know that. However, it went to the swing states too,
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Speaker 6: and it went to the inner cities, It went to
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Speaker 6: people of color, it went to all of these different
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Speaker 6: factors that you that you're absolutely right about that. None
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Speaker 6: of the pollsters had that sort of thing happening.
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Speaker 7: Why, I think it was intentional on their part. And
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Speaker 7: I've said this and I hate even using the term
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Speaker 7: fake media.
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Speaker 6: Please not bye bye.
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Speaker 7: But it's different the national versus the local level in
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Speaker 7: terms of media. You guys do a great job here
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Speaker 7: West Virginia Metro News the best you'll find in the country.
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Speaker 7: There's no question, fair and balance for the most part.
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Speaker 7: But what we see on the national level, it's not so.
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Speaker 7: And they were trying to sell us a story. They listen,
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Speaker 7: Trump derangement syndrome is real amongst some of these people.
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Speaker 6: It is.
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Speaker 7: We saw the hidden Trump voter in twenty sixteen, we
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Speaker 7: saw it in twenty twenty and guess what, all of
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Speaker 7: a sudden this year they said, there's not gonna be
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Speaker 7: a hidden Trump voter. What are they talking about? I
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Speaker 7: said this on your show. You folks aren't gonna wear
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Speaker 7: a hat, a red hat. They're not gonna put a
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Speaker 7: sign in their yard. They're gonna quietly go to the polls.
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Speaker 7: They're gonna vote for Donald Trump because they want safety, security,
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Speaker 7: lower prices, and somebody who's in charge. That's exactly what happened.
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Speaker 6: Was this more in your opinion A Kamala Harris loss
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Speaker 6: or a Donald Trump win, because both could be correct,
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Speaker 6: or it could be one of the other. Which of
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Speaker 6: those ionic come on a game show? Which of those
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Speaker 6: is more correct?
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Speaker 7: Senator, Yeah, there's only one that's correct there, and that
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Speaker 7: is Donald Trump won this election. It was a landslide.
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Speaker 7: I want to point this out for everybody who has
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Speaker 7: trumped arrangement syndrome out there. He won the popular vote
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Speaker 7: by millions, millions of votes all across this country. He
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Speaker 7: brought in new seats in the United States Senate. We
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Speaker 7: have now control of the House of Representatives. Everybody told
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Speaker 7: us before the election we were going to lose the House.
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Speaker 7: This was a Trump victory. And let's be honest. Kamala Harris,
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Speaker 7: Kamala Harris perhaps one of the dumbest nominees in the
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Speaker 7: history of our country. People knew that they weren't going
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Speaker 7: to elevate somebody of her inability to complete just cogent
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Speaker 7: sentences as the next president of the United States. This
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Speaker 7: was a victory for Donald Trump across the board. And
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Speaker 7: I listen, for those folks who don't like him, give
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Speaker 7: him a shot, give him a chance. I think you're
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Speaker 7: going to see incredible policies. We saw great policies out
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Speaker 7: of the first administration. This time he knows more about
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Speaker 7: the process. He's naming great nominees to all of these offices,
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Speaker 7: these appointments that he has, Secretary of State, UN Ambassador,
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Speaker 7: the EPA Administrator. These are great individuals consistent with his
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Speaker 7: viewpoint of the world. And I think we're already seeing
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Speaker 7: big changes on the world front in terms of his impact.
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Speaker 7: I think we're going to see peace and stabilization in
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Speaker 7: the Middle East. I think we're going to see a
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Speaker 7: ramp down of the Ukrainian conflict sooner rather than later.
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Speaker 7: And I think we're going to see finally drilling, fracking, mining.
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Speaker 7: We're going to see it be a priority again and
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Speaker 7: it's going to directly affect utility prices and the price
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Speaker 7: you pay at the Pump's backing to.
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Speaker 6: Saint Senator Mike Stewart, tex says, Stuart wants to look
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Speaker 6: into what's meant to make the public believe something that's
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Speaker 6: not true. So Fox News and conservative talk talk.
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Speaker 7: Radio now listen. I think it's fun. You know what
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Speaker 7: I love watching right now. I love watching msd NC,
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Speaker 7: I love watching CNN. I love it I love it
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Speaker 7: why they're trying to do all this recapitulation, try to
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Speaker 7: figure out exactly what in the world did we do wrong.
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Speaker 7: You know what this is like when West Virginia beats
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Speaker 7: a great football team and it's always about the other
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Speaker 7: team messed up. Sometimes just sometimes our team does a
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Speaker 7: great job and wins. It's not a matter of the
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Speaker 7: other team losing. We won this race. President Trump did
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Speaker 7: an incredible job. People remembered his record from the first term,
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Speaker 7: and they're tired of weakness. They want a southern border
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Speaker 7: that's secure. They want safety and security. Crime is through
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Speaker 7: the through the roof, it's not. The FBI revised those
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Speaker 7: figures after that incredible ABC debate where they fact check
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Speaker 7: President Trump. The FBI released new showing that it was
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Speaker 7: skyrocketing across the country. And people aren't stupid. They don't
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Speaker 7: need to see numbers from the FBI to know that
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Speaker 7: crime is skyrocketing. They know these things. That's what we
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Speaker 7: saw happen that night was common sense took control.
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Speaker 6: Talking again to State Senator Mike Stewart, all right, so
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Speaker 6: if you were running Kamala Harris's campaign, I know that
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Speaker 6: you're saying that this was a Trump victory more than
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Speaker 6: a Kamala Harris lost. But let me just play, let
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Speaker 6: me just throw this out there. You were running Kamala
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Speaker 6: Harris's campaign. What would your after action be if you
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Speaker 6: set down and she comes into a room with Mike
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Speaker 6: Stewart and says, what went wrong? What would you say?
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Speaker 6: Not about Trump? Well, what would you say about Kamala Harris?
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Speaker 6: What went wrong? I know you said that she was stupid,
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Speaker 6: but other than that, what else would you? I mean?
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Speaker 7: Because it's not so sincerely like I listen, I was
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Speaker 7: born a Democrat. My extended family are Democrats, like a
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Speaker 7: lot of West Virginians. The party left us, It left us,
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Speaker 7: It forgot about working families. When their priorities are preaching
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Speaker 7: at a US about our view that boys shouldn't be
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Speaker 7: playing girls sports, boys shouldn't be in girls' restrooms. When
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Speaker 7: they're preaching to us that we ought to be satisfied
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Speaker 7: and happy about the prices we're paying at the grocery store.
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Speaker 7: When they're preaching to us about the way business operates
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Speaker 7: and that it ought to be all focused on the
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Speaker 7: Green New Deal, they've forgotten what they're supposed to be about.
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Speaker 7: I said this on your show, Joe Biden would have
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Speaker 7: been the best nominee. They should have stuck with them.
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Speaker 7: That would have been a much closer race. But what
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Speaker 7: happened to the Democrat Party, It's the same thing that's
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Speaker 7: happened here in West Virginia with respect to the Democrat Party.
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Speaker 7: They forget who they're fighting for. They no longer represent
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Speaker 7: working families and people who go to work every day
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Speaker 7: trying to put food on the table, a roof over
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Speaker 7: the house, and try to provide for their kids' education.
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Speaker 7: It's all become about these ultra left, crazy liberal ideas
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Speaker 7: that aren't consistent with the average American or average West Virginia.
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Speaker 7: And if I were them, I'd refocus on what's important
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Speaker 7: for working.
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Speaker 6: Family and Senator, there were a lot of people that
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Speaker 6: are Democrats that are saying the same thing that you are.
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Speaker 6: I'm a big fan of Bill Maher, and Bill Maher
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Speaker 6: has gotten booed by his own audience because he said
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Speaker 6: exactly and Bill is far I mean, well, by today's standards.
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Speaker 6: He's not that far left, but he's more of a
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Speaker 6: common sense guy. Bill Maher on his show last week
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Speaker 6: said the exact same thing that you were saying. I
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Speaker 6: gotta tell you, he said, look in the mirror. He said,
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Speaker 6: this loss is on you, Democrat Party, because of what
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Speaker 6: you've become.
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Speaker 7: Listen, the Republican Party has become the party of Sam's Club,
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Speaker 7: not the country club. The Democrat Party, I don't know
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Speaker 7: who they represent anymore. I challenge anybody to tell me
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Speaker 7: exactly what group, what majority of Americans do they represent.
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Speaker 7: It's all fringe, crazy, lunatic politics. They need to start
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Speaker 7: focusing on putting food on our table and putting people
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Speaker 7: back to work. This idea of the Green New Deal,
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Speaker 7: that's great, you can have all those lofty ideals you want. Frankly,
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Speaker 7: a lot of people on the left making a lot
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Speaker 7: of money from that malarkey. And I'll use that term malarkey.
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Speaker 7: It's a Joe Biden term. But listen, it's craziness. They
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Speaker 7: need to get back to common sense, common sense and
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Speaker 7: the Democrat parties. People in the Democrat Party have been
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Speaker 7: abandoned by a Democrat Party organization that doesn't really care
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Speaker 7: about them. That's what you saw in this campaign. I
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Speaker 7: don't care if you're black, if you're Asian, Africa, whatever
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Speaker 7: demographic you happen to be. In fact, women in suburbs
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Speaker 7: went for the Trump campaign. Why because they care about
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Speaker 7: issues like reproductive rights. But they also care about the
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Speaker 7: price of food on the on the grocery from the
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Speaker 7: grocery store. They care about gasoline in the car. They
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Speaker 7: care about safety for their kids. Mary, a mom in
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Speaker 7: the suburbs, doesn't want little Susie have to to play
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Speaker 7: soccer on the kids' soccer field against a boy who's transitioned.
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Speaker 7: This is just anti common sense. And so you're gonna
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Speaker 7: see I think you're gonna see a graded minis. I
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Speaker 7: think you're going to see a very popular President Trump.
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Speaker 7: And I'll point this out for folks who want to
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Speaker 7: deny it. He won a majority over fifty percent, well
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Speaker 7: over fifty percent of the American people who voted voted
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Speaker 7: for President Trump. That's a mandate, that's a landslide. That
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Speaker 7: means his agenda is going to be given a deference
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Speaker 7: when it comes to Congress, and it ought to be.
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Speaker 7: We want a secure border and all those other issues
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Speaker 7: he talked about are important.
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Speaker 6: So what does all this mean to Mike Stewart. I mean,
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Speaker 6: you're a former US attorney. You headed up to Trump
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Speaker 6: the Trump campaign in West Virginia at one time. Any
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Speaker 6: role for you in the new Trump administration, Mike, go break,
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Speaker 6: You're gonna break some news here.
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Speaker 7: I think it's too early to talk about those things.
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Speaker 7: But certainly I love President Trump, I love the agenda,
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Speaker 7: I love the vision for America, like American strength, and
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Speaker 7: so certainly I think there'll be an appropriate time to
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Speaker 7: talk about those things, just not today.
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Speaker 6: When you and I, you were wearing me out on
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Speaker 6: election night, texting me and say it. I told you,
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Speaker 6: I told you, I told you.
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Speaker 7: You think a lot to I saw it coming. You
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Speaker 7: haven't just thrown it out there. You could see it coming.
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Speaker 7: You do want every battleground state, and let's talk about
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Speaker 7: this in places like Chicago, New York City, New Jersey.
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Speaker 7: My goodness, he only lost New Jersey by a few
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Speaker 7: percentage points. He pulled New York within ten points. It
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Speaker 7: hadn't happened since nineteen eighty four. This was a national
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Speaker 7: statement of we're tired of a two tier justice system.
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Speaker 7: We won a secure southern border, and we're tired of
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Speaker 7: sleep walking and weakness in the White House. This is America.
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Speaker 7: We ought to be walking with a swagger. We love
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Speaker 7: cowboys and great Westerns and great heroes in our movies,
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Speaker 7: and we want to get it back. And there's no
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Speaker 7: reason why America's greatest days aren't ahead.
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Speaker 5: All right, we'll leave it there they Senator Mike Stewart
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Speaker 5: appreciate you being here.
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Speaker 7: Man, Thank you very much.
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Speaker 6: net because what you don't know can hurt you Texas Dave.
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Speaker 6: Ninety two percent of black women voters went for Kamala.
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Speaker 6: How is that people of color going for Trump? Like
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Speaker 6: you just said, well that I wasn't talking about black women.
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Speaker 6: I was talking about people of color in general. Went
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Speaker 6: for Trump. Sadly continue on the text, no one cares
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Speaker 6: what black women think. Maybe you should have a black
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Speaker 6: woman on your show and ask her what she thinks.
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Speaker 6: You know, me open door policy. Anybody wants on this
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Speaker 6: show can't be uh. Texas Donald Trump was one hundred
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Speaker 6: percent wrong about his twenty twenty loss and his response
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Speaker 6: was abhorred. But he is won and I'm full on
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Speaker 6: and to make America normal again. Tex says, Last time
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Speaker 6: I checked the Clinton politics made Sam's club. Tex says,
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Speaker 6: Mike Stewart gobbles the guy Donald Trump who rapes children
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Speaker 6: with his rich buddies such as Jeffrey Epstein GTFO. Mike
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Speaker 6: Texa's one thing Stewart and Trump have in common is
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Speaker 6: every word that comes out of their mouth is lies.
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Speaker 6: Tex says, Always remember Mike Stewart's a champion for adults
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Speaker 6: marrying children and only considered his views to let miners
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Speaker 6: video of seeing In contributor Scott Jennings on election night
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Speaker 6: speaking to the panel of pouting progressive like David Axelrod Andrews,
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Speaker 6: the Cooper, Van Jones, etcetera, explaining to them exactly why
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Speaker 6: they lost. People are tired of being called racist, sexist, homophobes, Nazis, etc.
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Speaker 6: Yet they still refuse to acknowledge it admit that they
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Speaker 6: were the problem. Texts says, unbelievable. So I can commit
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Speaker 6: don't have a two tiered system. A text her coming
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Speaker 6: up tomorrow's show, Della get Kaylee Young will be here.
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Speaker 6: She won re election to her house. We will talk
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Speaker 6: to her about that. Apply how about some biscuits and gravy?
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Speaker 6: I'm I'm making this up.
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Speaker 5: This Saturday Capital Market there is a biscuit and gravy competition,
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Speaker 5: and yours truly has been asked to serve as.
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Speaker 6: A judge for the competition. God bless American, God blessed
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Speaker 6: West Virginia. We'll get into that tomorrow as well. Rob
18:29
Speaker 6: Candella get jb Acres is here. How are you man?
18:31
Speaker 6: I'm good man.
18:32
Speaker 13: Based upon those texts, I'm glad to see the country
18:34
Speaker 13: is coming back together again after the election. But you
18:36
Speaker 13: know one thing I think we should all agree on,
18:38
Speaker 13: Dave is biscuits are delicious.
18:40
Speaker 9: I had a.
18:40
Speaker 13: Susie's biscuit yesterday down Cell Charleston and loved it. So
18:44
Speaker 13: maybe that's one thing we can all say, we'll act.
18:46
Speaker 6: Let me say this and go ahead and turn in
18:48
Speaker 6: my West Virginia card. I've been a native of the
18:50
Speaker 6: canav Valley now for ten years. Not a native, but
18:52
Speaker 6: i've lived here for ten years. I've never had a
18:54
Speaker 6: Susie's biscuit.
18:55
Speaker 9: Listen.
18:55
Speaker 13: I'm a Tutors fan too. I like them both, but
18:57
Speaker 13: every once in a while, you gotta go Susie's. It's
18:59
Speaker 13: a different type biscuit, and they are also they're great, man.
19:02
Speaker 13: You gotta try one time.
19:03
Speaker 6: I will. I think you should buy me one some time.
19:05
Speaker 6: I will do that. I think sometime when you come
19:06
Speaker 6: in on the show, you should bring me a biscuit.
19:08
Speaker 6: Although I don't think we're allowed to eat in the
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Speaker 6: new fancy control room.
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Speaker 13: I'd say it's it's funny I've got some. When I did, well, yeah,
19:13
Speaker 13: we can't eat here. But when I went up, I
19:14
Speaker 13: was helping with flood relief up and like the Elk River.
19:18
Speaker 9: Area several years ago.
19:19
Speaker 13: I had that bad flood up there, and there was
19:21
Speaker 13: a Tutor's Biscuit world up there that got destroyed and
19:23
Speaker 13: a bunch of their stuff wun up in a garbage pile.
19:25
Speaker 13: Including their menu boards out back. So I'm gonna go
19:27
Speaker 13: ahead and admit this. I said it in Facebook once.
19:29
Speaker 13: I have those Tutors biscuit boards at my house. I
19:31
Speaker 13: kept them as memorabilia. So I mean they were in
19:33
Speaker 13: the trash. Someone was going to take those to a dump,
19:36
Speaker 13: but I kept those for myself and I cleaned them up,
19:37
Speaker 13: and I'm like, this is a piece of West Virginia
19:39
Speaker 13: history right here.
19:40
Speaker 2: It is.
19:40
Speaker 6: It is indeed, all right, So congratulations, thanks you one.
19:43
Speaker 13: Yeah, I appreciate it, but I'm very grateful.
19:45
Speaker 6: Let's talk about the campaign. I was unaware that it
19:50
Speaker 6: had gotten a little bit nasty because I had you
19:53
Speaker 6: on the show as a as a as a campaigner,
19:57
Speaker 6: so to speak, talk about your campaign, and I was
20:00
Speaker 6: unaware of some of the things that were being thrown
20:03
Speaker 6: out there until you brought them up on the show.
20:05
Speaker 6: Because quite frankly, the things you talked about I did
20:07
Speaker 6: not see and old when you came in here did
20:10
Speaker 6: I see more than I wanted to see. You brought
20:12
Speaker 6: me some materials that you were accused of defending. But
20:16
Speaker 6: it's over. It's over now. Any final words on the
20:18
Speaker 6: campaign before we let it go.
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Speaker 13: Well, I want to again stress this. I've always focused
20:23
Speaker 13: on being positive and talking about the future and being
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Speaker 13: optimistic and focusing on jobs and economies being my main
20:28
Speaker 13: priority is just to make people's lives better and to
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Speaker 13: make sure that our kids and our grandkids can stand
20:33
Speaker 13: this place and work and live here.
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Speaker 6: That's always been my focus.
20:36
Speaker 13: And you know, I did not run a negative campaign.
20:40
Speaker 13: I did do one negative ad at the very end,
20:42
Speaker 13: the very last week, and it's the first time I've
20:44
Speaker 13: ever done negative ad ever. But at some point you
20:46
Speaker 13: have to respond. My opponent in the race. I think
20:48
Speaker 13: at that point he done at least eight negative pieces
20:51
Speaker 13: against me, and I just kept ignoring it, kept ignoring it,
20:53
Speaker 13: and finally people are like, look, man, eventually this does
20:55
Speaker 13: drag you down. You've eventually got to respond to this,
20:58
Speaker 13: and it's unfortunate, but I think that they're right.
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Speaker 9: So I did do.
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Speaker 13: What I said in the thing about my opponent was factual,
21:04
Speaker 13: but of course you know it's you don't say in
21:05
Speaker 13: a flattering way. But I didn't want to be negative
21:09
Speaker 13: at all. I never mentioned my opponent until the very
21:11
Speaker 13: last week. And you know, or in response to some
21:14
Speaker 13: questions you had for me, you asked me some questions
21:16
Speaker 13: about things that she accused me of. But you know,
21:19
Speaker 13: I try to be just positive as best I can,
21:21
Speaker 13: and I'm positive about this place, and I'm positive about
21:24
Speaker 13: the things I want to do here.
21:26
Speaker 6: And you know, I grew up.
21:27
Speaker 13: I grew up in West Virginia, and I've always been
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Speaker 13: long on West Virginia, and I think that we really
21:32
Speaker 13: can have a bright future if you focus on the
21:34
Speaker 13: right thing. So and for me, that's the economy and
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Speaker 13: jobs and just making sure we keep that and interest.
21:40
Speaker 6: Right in front of us. So what was it about
21:42
Speaker 6: your message and you kind of touched on it there, Delegate,
21:45
Speaker 6: What was it about your message that you think resonated
21:47
Speaker 6: with your voters more so than your opponents.
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Speaker 13: Well, I mean, I think our race was sort of
21:54
Speaker 13: a microcosm of the national race. And I don't get
21:56
Speaker 13: too caught up when I come here other places. Some
21:58
Speaker 13: on national politics, I will, I've got strong opinions about
22:00
Speaker 13: those issues, but I try to focus on what my job,
22:02
Speaker 13: which is a local delegate. You know, I'm not running
22:05
Speaker 13: for president. And my opponent really spent most of her
22:08
Speaker 13: time telling people what a bad person I was, versus
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Speaker 13: talking about her own agenda or policies. I focus mostly
22:16
Speaker 13: on again, jobs in the economy, and I just kept
22:19
Speaker 13: saying that over and over again. And when you look
22:20
Speaker 13: at the national picture, Dave, I think that's what happened
22:23
Speaker 13: there too. I think people were mostly focused on jobs, economy,
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Speaker 13: and inflation, just their everyday economic issues. And that's what
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Speaker 13: I focus on as well, because I think that's what
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Speaker 13: people really want to hear about. They don't, you know,
22:35
Speaker 13: I think again, especially locally. I mean, my wife and
22:38
Speaker 13: I are deeply investing in this community. Our kids play
22:41
Speaker 13: sports here, or have our kids are in school here.
22:44
Speaker 13: We know a lot of people, and I think as
22:46
Speaker 13: best we can, especially locally, we just need to try
22:48
Speaker 13: to maintain a positive image of ourselves and our community
22:53
Speaker 13: and focus on what people really want us talk about,
22:55
Speaker 13: which again in the economic issues. And you know, I
22:58
Speaker 13: like to believe and I hope this is true that
23:02
Speaker 13: and I won my race by considerable margin. I don't
23:03
Speaker 13: still have to pat myself in the back, but you
23:05
Speaker 13: do look at those numbers, like, you know, what do
23:07
Speaker 13: people think about me? What they think about my message?
23:09
Speaker 13: You got to self reflect and say did I get
23:10
Speaker 13: things right or wrong? And I won by about twenty
23:14
Speaker 13: percent or a little over that in the district's neext
23:17
Speaker 13: to mine both when Democrat. So I don't take that
23:19
Speaker 13: for granted. I mean people in Canal kind of will
23:20
Speaker 13: still vote Democrats, they'll cross over. And I think you
23:23
Speaker 13: have a guest tomorrow who got crossover votes and a
23:26
Speaker 13: county commissioner when who got crossover votes. The fact that
23:30
Speaker 13: I won my race by the margin I did, I
23:33
Speaker 13: think is at least some affirmation that I was talking
23:35
Speaker 13: about what people wanted to hear and they agree with
23:37
Speaker 13: that message. And I think also the positivity. I think
23:40
Speaker 13: people would prefer that. I think they'd rather us just saying, hey,
23:43
Speaker 13: this other person might have ideas I disagree with. That
23:46
Speaker 13: doesn't mean they're a bad human being. This is just
23:48
Speaker 13: why I think this is the way we should go,
23:50
Speaker 13: and we can reasonably debate this. And that's what I
23:52
Speaker 13: always try to do. I don't go out there and
23:54
Speaker 13: say one side's terrible and one side's good. I mean
23:57
Speaker 13: we you know, Democrats and Republicans both have good ideas,
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Speaker 13: you know, on issues, and we just have to reach
24:02
Speaker 13: a compromise. And I've always said too, and I think
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Speaker 13: I said this last time I was here to the
24:06
Speaker 13: extent that I disagree strongly with things on the Democrat side.
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Speaker 13: I'm a Republican. It's really more democratic leadership. It's not
24:14
Speaker 13: the average Democrat voter. I think there are a lot
24:17
Speaker 13: of Democrat voters in this They're Democratic voters who feel
24:19
Speaker 13: like they've been left behind and they probably feel like
24:21
Speaker 13: they don't have good representation right now. And I think
24:25
Speaker 13: a lot of those are working class people. And you know,
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Speaker 13: regardless of what your party is, we all should be
24:30
Speaker 13: trying to help those folks or rather independent, whatever your
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Speaker 13: affiliation may be, everybody deserves help.
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Speaker 6: are you working? I know we got interims that have
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Speaker 6: been going on in the last couple of days. So
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Speaker 6: what's on what's on your radar?
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Speaker 13: Well, I mean, of course we're we have intern meetings
25:06
Speaker 13: right now, so I'm focusing on those. But I've also
25:08
Speaker 13: got a full time job. Is my law practice.
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Speaker 9: There is that.
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Speaker 13: Yeah, I've got to pay a little attention to that.
25:12
Speaker 13: I've got a family here. I've got a wife, Mary Claire.
25:14
Speaker 6: She's great.
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Speaker 13: She's a judge Drinkanaal County. So I've got to be
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Speaker 13: supportive of her. And we have kids, one in college,
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Speaker 13: a couple of high school. I always, you know, prioritize
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Speaker 13: that first, which I think everybody should do, regardless of
25:24
Speaker 13: your job. And in terms of legislative stuff, Dave, you can't.
25:29
Speaker 13: You can't focus on every single issue. There's too many
25:32
Speaker 13: out there. I mean, I think you know, foster care
25:34
Speaker 13: is a thing that's extremely important. But you've got a
25:36
Speaker 13: delegate up in the north central part of the state,
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Speaker 13: Adam Burghamer, for example, who he's a great guy. That's
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Speaker 13: a that's a really important issue to him. He is
25:42
Speaker 13: a foster parent. Uh, he's an expert on that. I
25:45
Speaker 13: don't claim to be, although I obviously care about that issue.
25:49
Speaker 13: So there's there's a lot of stuff out there we
25:51
Speaker 13: need to fix and things we need to improve. But
25:54
Speaker 13: I'm always, always, always going to put economic issues first
25:58
Speaker 13: and foremost because I think that's what help to solve
26:00
Speaker 13: so many of other challenges. Not that other things aren't iportant.
26:04
Speaker 13: There's so many things that are important, But for me,
26:06
Speaker 13: I'm always going to focus on this district in terms
26:08
Speaker 13: of the job creation. So if you're asking where I'm
26:10
Speaker 13: going from here, I'm hyper focused on creating jobs.
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Speaker 6: Before We'll let you go a couple of things, and
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Speaker 6: we touched on this a little bit at the beginning
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Speaker 6: of the discussion. Delegate West Virginia is obviously a strongly
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Speaker 6: read state. Now that may be the understatement of the year.
26:24
Speaker 6: I mean, Republicans picked up seats of a legislature, all
26:26
Speaker 6: the board of Public Works are Republicans. Republicans are congressional
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Speaker 6: representatives are Republicans. Are two US Senators are Republicans? That,
26:34
Speaker 6: of course President Trump returns to the White House. It's
26:38
Speaker 6: a pretty good time to be a Republican right now.
26:41
Speaker 13: It is, But we also have to make sure we
26:43
Speaker 13: do what people want. They trusted us with their vote
26:45
Speaker 13: and you know, the first couple of days after the election,
26:47
Speaker 13: on the people saw me or not, but I was
26:49
Speaker 13: out waiving a big thank you sign, and I meant
26:51
Speaker 13: that I'm grateful for votes, and I want to say, hey,
26:53
Speaker 13: I'm not just here before the election asking for your vote.
26:56
Speaker 6: I appreciate it.
26:56
Speaker 13: After the election, I've got thank you as we run
26:58
Speaker 13: on your station right now, where I'm thanking people for
27:00
Speaker 13: trusting me with their vote. So, yeah, we did well
27:02
Speaker 13: this election, Dave, overall. But we also have to make
27:05
Speaker 13: sure we focus on what the voters want and not
27:07
Speaker 13: what we as individual representatives may want. And that's that
27:10
Speaker 13: term is important. We are representative of the people who
27:12
Speaker 13: vote for us. We have to represent their interest and
27:15
Speaker 13: that requires, as much as anything else, us making sure
27:18
Speaker 13: we go out in the community and talk to people
27:20
Speaker 13: face to face and say, Hey, what's important to you?
27:22
Speaker 13: What can I do to make your life better? Not
27:25
Speaker 13: Hey I'm in the House or the Senate and I've
27:28
Speaker 13: got all the answers.
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Speaker 6: That's just not the way it works. So I want
27:32
Speaker 6: to give you the opportunity. I know you're running ads,
27:34
Speaker 6: as you said, with us, and you've been waving signs,
27:36
Speaker 6: but I want to give you the opportunity to thank
27:38
Speaker 6: whomever you would like to thank at this time.
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Speaker 13: Well, buddy, I mean first and foremost, I always, and
27:43
Speaker 13: this is not cliche. I mean I'm very thankful to
27:46
Speaker 13: God just the opportunity he gave. He's given me my life.
27:48
Speaker 13: I have just got such a great life with the
27:51
Speaker 13: family I have. My wife, Mary Claire is an amazing person.
27:54
Speaker 13: My family's amazing too. But I sincerely mean this to
27:57
Speaker 13: people listening. If you voted for me, thank you for
28:00
Speaker 13: trusting me. If you if you didn't vote for me,
28:03
Speaker 13: I'm still going to do whatever I can to help you,
28:05
Speaker 13: and I mean that sincerely. So I just want to
28:08
Speaker 13: thank the people of the district for their trust to me.
28:11
Speaker 13: And you know, if you see me again, regardless of
28:13
Speaker 13: whether you voted for me or not, I hope people
28:15
Speaker 13: will walk up to me and just say, hey, jb
28:17
Speaker 13: these are issues that are important to me. And I
28:18
Speaker 13: always feel like you can talk to.
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Speaker 6: Me and approach me.
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Speaker 9: Right, I'm retired.
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Speaker 6: You're retired. You're retired. How's retirement tree any, buddy?
33:40
Speaker 9: Oh it's okay, just okay. Can't find enough to do
33:44
Speaker 9: every day?
33:45
Speaker 6: Okay, all right, well, but you got something to do
33:47
Speaker 6: with this with this arch and Crafts event, right, Sure,
33:50
Speaker 6: it did the Capital City arch and Craft Show.
33:52
Speaker 9: This is our fifty fifth year, so it's been around
33:55
Speaker 9: a long time, and you've not been here for all
33:57
Speaker 9: of them. Almost all. I've been remember the club for
34:01
Speaker 9: nearly line of the year, Lins Lions Club for almost
34:03
Speaker 9: fifty years.
34:05
Speaker 6: So it's all. It's this weekend. It is Friday two
34:07
Speaker 6: until seven, Saturday ten to six, and Sunday from noon
34:11
Speaker 6: till five. I understand, and I understand you brought us
34:14
Speaker 6: in some tickets. I didn't arrange with the folks upstairs
34:16
Speaker 6: to do the ticket giveaway now, but we will give
34:18
Speaker 6: them give away later on in the week, So plenty
34:21
Speaker 6: of opportunities for people to come out. What are they
34:22
Speaker 6: going to see when they come out, John.
34:23
Speaker 9: They're gonna see They're gonna see lots and lots of things.
34:27
Speaker 9: This year about twenty five percent of the exhibitors are new,
34:30
Speaker 9: so every year when you come, you aren't going to
34:33
Speaker 9: see the same old stuff. We have pottery, we have metalwork,
34:38
Speaker 9: fine art, painting, photography would work. It's lots of West
34:45
Speaker 9: Virginia food items. So it's just a great place to
34:48
Speaker 9: come and walk around and be entertained, even if you
34:50
Speaker 9: don't buy anything, and.
34:51
Speaker 6: There's something, as they say to use the advertising Schaye John,
34:54
Speaker 6: there's something for everyone.
34:55
Speaker 9: And it's a great place to come and do holiday
34:57
Speaker 9: shopping because it's not like going into the big box
35:00
Speaker 9: store and there's twenty five sweaters that all look the
35:02
Speaker 9: same shelf. You know, if you have that certain person
35:05
Speaker 9: and you get to the age where you want something
35:08
Speaker 9: that's different and unique, and it's a great place to
35:10
Speaker 9: come and find those items.
35:11
Speaker 6: But some of the more unique things You've been a
35:14
Speaker 6: part of this for a long time, but what are
35:15
Speaker 6: some of the more unique things you've seen there? Over
35:17
Speaker 6: the years that come something that caught John's eye.
35:20
Speaker 9: Well, he's not with us this year, but one of
35:22
Speaker 9: the most unique things I've seen in a long time
35:25
Speaker 9: he was with us the last two years was a
35:27
Speaker 9: fell out of Grafton who did wood turning on wooden
35:33
Speaker 9: with a wooden casing and he turned them on a
35:35
Speaker 9: lathe and he went to every county in West Virginia
35:39
Speaker 9: into facilities that had been shut down or were noteworthy,
35:45
Speaker 9: and he collected wood and he had those things labeled
35:48
Speaker 9: and they were engraved with the location that they came from,
35:53
Speaker 9: and that was very unique. I bought several of those myself.
35:56
Speaker 6: And it is that time of year, as you kind
35:57
Speaker 6: of reference, people are starting to think about the high
36:00
Speaker 6: season and and different gifts for people, and this is,
36:03
Speaker 6: as you said, this is an opportunity for people to
36:05
Speaker 6: come out and get something that's different.
36:07
Speaker 9: And we're a week earlier this year. That okay, okay,
36:10
Speaker 9: we have in the past, we have always been on
36:12
Speaker 9: the weekend before Thanksgiving. However, this year the Colosseum was
36:19
Speaker 9: booking Wringling Brothers on a two week run there and
36:23
Speaker 9: we just felt that the parking would be a nightmare
36:27
Speaker 9: for our patrons. So we worked it out with the
36:31
Speaker 9: coliseum and convention Center and we moved one week earlier
36:35
Speaker 9: this year. I think it's going to work out better
36:37
Speaker 9: for it.
36:37
Speaker 6: I was going to say, I think it's probably a
36:39
Speaker 6: good idea that you did, because if you've been listening
36:41
Speaker 6: and been following the news with everything going on with
36:43
Speaker 6: playoffs and so on, and is this involves indoor sports
36:45
Speaker 6: as well, not just football. Right, So great that you
36:49
Speaker 6: got your name on the on on the calendar there, John.
36:52
Speaker 9: Well, we of course nobody knew that at the time,
36:55
Speaker 9: right well. But also with this show, one hundred percent
36:58
Speaker 9: of the net profits day from a Lions Club project
37:02
Speaker 9: goes to charity. There's no administrative cost on anything that
37:06
Speaker 9: Alliance Club is doing in terms of raising money to
37:09
Speaker 9: help charities, and over the years we have donated more
37:13
Speaker 9: than one point six million dollars representing proceeds from this
37:17
Speaker 9: show to various charities, primarily in the community.
37:20
Speaker 6: Let's talk a little bit about the Lions Club and
37:22
Speaker 6: talk about this organization. I mean, lots of communities have
37:24
Speaker 6: Lions clubs, but I would have to say the Charleston
37:26
Speaker 6: group is probably one of the top ones in the state.
37:28
Speaker 6: I mean, based on the numbers and the things that
37:30
Speaker 6: you've been able to do for charitable causes, as you said, John,
37:32
Speaker 6: over the years.
37:33
Speaker 9: Well, you know, our club started in nineteen fifty four
37:38
Speaker 9: in Kanawa City, and while while it's primarily residents of
37:43
Speaker 9: Kanaw City, that belongs not strictly that, and anybody can
37:46
Speaker 9: join the Lions Club anywhere. Our primary philanthropic activities internationally
37:54
Speaker 9: is hearing and site conservation. And so we also have
37:59
Speaker 9: a Lion Foundation in West Virginia which addresses significant vision
38:07
Speaker 9: problems for people that are beyond their own capability of
38:11
Speaker 9: a single club to take care of. And we have
38:13
Speaker 9: a foundation helps step in and address those issues for
38:17
Speaker 9: folks that are in need.
38:18
Speaker 6: It is a wonderful organization. I mean, whether it's here
38:21
Speaker 6: in this area or across the country. I mean, Lance
38:23
Speaker 6: cub is a fantastic organization and you do so many
38:26
Speaker 6: things I think sometimes that people don't even realize. All right,
38:30
Speaker 6: let's kind of recap it again. Capital City Arch and
38:32
Speaker 6: Craft Show. It is this Friday, Saturday and Sunday two
38:35
Speaker 6: till seven on Friday, ten am till six pm on Saturday,
38:38
Speaker 6: Noodle five on Sunday. So something for just about every schedule.
38:41
Speaker 6: You can go in after school and work on Friday,
38:43
Speaker 6: spend the day on Saturday, after church on Sunday, whatever
38:46
Speaker 6: you want to do.
38:46
Speaker 9: And I would like to mention too that we are
38:49
Speaker 9: having a collection of nonperishable food products for Mountain Missions
38:54
Speaker 9: Food Bank, and so if you come in and ring
38:57
Speaker 9: a donation of food products, you'll be given a discn admission.
39:02
Speaker 6: Okay, very good, John Robertson, I appreciate you being here,
39:05
Speaker 6: and this is a fantastic thing for the for the
39:08
Speaker 6: for the Capital City area and the surrounding areas. Because
39:11
Speaker 6: I know people that travel from hours away just to
39:13
Speaker 6: come to this big event. You got plenty of opportunities
39:15
Speaker 6: again Tootle seven on Friday, Saturday tendal six and Sunday
39:19
Speaker 6: noon to five. And I love the fact that all
39:21
Speaker 6: the proceeds from this go right back into helping those
39:24
Speaker 6: in need, not just doing this holiday season, but year round. John,
39:27
Speaker 6: I appreciate you being here man.
39:28
Speaker 9: And i'd like to yeah, salute you because I listen
39:30
Speaker 9: to your program most every day since I'm retired. But
39:35
Speaker 9: you do so much and this station does so much
39:38
Speaker 9: to help nonprofit advertise their activities and so forth. And
39:42
Speaker 9: that really is very helpful.
39:44
Speaker 6: It's what we do. It's what we do. I mean,
39:45
Speaker 6: we take that whole thing, that motto that says we're
39:48
Speaker 6: proud to live here too, on all of our stations.
39:50
Speaker 6: And it's not just this station. We do it every
39:51
Speaker 6: going to build. A matter of fact, they'll give me
39:53
Speaker 6: a good operation. That's a good segue. John. You wait,
39:55
Speaker 6: maybe when I go on vacation, you can host the show.
39:57
Speaker 6: How's that? I do? Want to mention this and you
40:00
Speaker 6: can hang out here why I do this? Next Thursday,
40:03
Speaker 6: we are going to be doing our annual turkey drop here.
40:06
Speaker 6: We're from seven am till six pm. We're going to
40:08
Speaker 6: set up out of the parking lot. Not just Cochs,
40:11
Speaker 6: but all of the stations in the building will set
40:12
Speaker 6: up out on the parking lot seven am to six pm.
40:15
Speaker 6: We are collecting frozen turkeys for those that we're working
40:19
Speaker 6: with Mountain Mission on this, and so people can drive through,
40:22
Speaker 6: they can go to their local, their favorite grocery store,
40:25
Speaker 6: pick up a couple of turkeys, pick up one turkey.
40:27
Speaker 6: If they just want to come in and say well
40:28
Speaker 6: I can't afford it, here's five dollars to put toward
40:31
Speaker 6: the cost, we'll take that as well. So it's another
40:33
Speaker 6: and I was going to talk about that, but you
40:35
Speaker 6: set it up perfectly for me to talk about that.
40:37
Speaker 6: And I'll be talking about a whole lot more all
40:39
Speaker 6: the stations over the next couple days. But our turkey
40:40
Speaker 6: drop is next Thursday from seven am to our parking
40:44
Speaker 6: lot at eleven eleven. John, I appreciate you being here,
40:46
Speaker 6: Thanks a lot, thank you. But Dave Island showing five
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40:58
Speaker 6: Maybe I'll have John stick in with us here because
40:59
Speaker 6: we're going to solve We are going to solve this
41:02
Speaker 6: problem with high school sports. John, can you help us
41:05
Speaker 6: out with that? He's already checked out. He said, I
41:07
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41:08
Speaker 9: I don't know that. I don't want to get involved
41:10
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41:11
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43:10
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43:13
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43:16
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43:18
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43:20
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44:17
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44:34
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44:37
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44:41
Speaker 6: The Last Dance docuseriies that looked at the career of
44:43
Speaker 6: NBA great Michael Jordan. I appreciate the programming too, and
44:46
Speaker 6: that was a great series. By the way, That Last
44:48
Speaker 6: Dance was fantastic.
44:49
Speaker 5: It was that from Jason.
44:50
Speaker 6: I don't know Texas was driving earlier, couldn't text. Mister
44:54
Speaker 6: Stewart would approach solving problems for West Virginia's with the
44:56
Speaker 6: same vigor he does worshiping mister Trump. We would live
44:59
Speaker 6: better school safety, lowering utility prices, lowering Peia costs, fixing
45:03
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45:06
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45:09
Speaker 6: great solver problems. Quit sucking up to Trump as a
45:12
Speaker 6: text d per singer is here?
45:14
Speaker 5: You ever thought about reading those in advance? I'm just thinking,
45:19
Speaker 5: all right, why did I invite you here? If I
45:21
Speaker 5: were to be insulted you like at six forty this morning?
45:26
Speaker 2: Uh?
45:26
Speaker 6: Huh oh yeah that was me, wasn't it. Yeah? So
45:30
Speaker 6: uhs a matter of fact, A says congratulations, A tech
45:33
Speaker 6: a listener just duped you to reading an ad for Elvis. Anyway, Now,
45:37
Speaker 6: I had scheduled I talked to Speedy Bevans, my former boss,
45:40
Speaker 6: and of course you hear him on the Metro News
45:42
Speaker 6: radio network during high school basketball tournament time, and Speedy
45:45
Speaker 6: had brought up he called me this morning to give
45:47
Speaker 6: hit to waiting on this scheduled to have him on
45:49
Speaker 6: the show. But he's busy running the conglomerate that is
45:51
Speaker 6: Bevan's insurance and Hurricane right now. So Speedy was not
45:54
Speaker 6: able to call in, but I did get his thoughts,
45:56
Speaker 6: all right. So what has changed in the last twenty
45:58
Speaker 6: four hours, Sir Frederick? A lot?
46:01
Speaker 5: Yet nothing, you know, I mean, they've had some more
46:03
Speaker 5: injunctions filed they're talking play in games or whatever that's about.
46:11
Speaker 6: Uh, that's not gonna happen.
46:13
Speaker 5: It's not okay, not gonna happen. There's the way I
46:19
Speaker 5: have been told, and I have spoken to the folks
46:23
Speaker 5: at the SSAC this morning, that they don't have the
46:29
Speaker 5: judges that say are saying you into a playoff game.
46:32
Speaker 5: They don't have control over the scheduling of games from
46:35
Speaker 5: the SSAC. They can't decidle this and oh you're gonna
46:38
Speaker 5: have a playoff game. They don't have that authority. So
46:41
Speaker 5: there's not gonna be any playoff games. Okay, there's not.
46:44
Speaker 5: That's what I was told this morning. And again this week.
46:48
Speaker 5: You're talking yeah for Friday and night, well whatever, They're
46:50
Speaker 5: not gonna any playoff games this week, next week, Sunday afternoon.
46:55
Speaker 6: There's not.
46:56
Speaker 5: That's what I was told.
46:57
Speaker 6: At all, Play in games. Play in game. Well you
47:00
Speaker 6: said playoff, Well I'm at playing games. Come on, why
47:02
Speaker 6: you read it? That's why you read your stuff?
47:04
Speaker 5: Ahead right, exactly, play in game. They're not going to
47:08
Speaker 5: be all right, go ahead, They're not going to happen.
47:10
Speaker 5: Here's the deal. And when I was talking with the
47:14
Speaker 5: SSAC this morning, I was told that when all of
47:18
Speaker 5: the injunctions are said and done, when they've been ruled on,
47:22
Speaker 5: the writ that will go to the state Supreme Court
47:25
Speaker 5: and will be dealt on by the Supreme Court. Ruled
47:29
Speaker 5: on by the Supreme Court, then they will know they
47:31
Speaker 5: being the SSAC, will know which set of ratings to
47:35
Speaker 5: go with. Is it the ones that they've been playing
47:38
Speaker 5: under all year, which I think that's what will happen,
47:41
Speaker 5: or is the ones that were put into effect late
47:44
Speaker 5: Saturday afternoon that were in effect before the reclassification back
47:49
Speaker 5: in August. August twenty sixth, I think was the statement
47:53
Speaker 5: it all came down. So that's the only deal I think.
47:56
Speaker 5: Now here's the problem. The Supreme Court. They can get
48:00
Speaker 5: an emergency session, which they will, but they wait next week.
48:04
Speaker 5: Well they're hoping, they're hoping. They told me this morning
48:07
Speaker 5: that they can get it within forty eight hours. But
48:10
Speaker 5: even if they get it within forty eight hours, that's
48:12
Speaker 5: really pushing it to play this weekend only because if
48:16
Speaker 5: you use the ratings that were in effect all year long,
48:22
Speaker 5: that changes a lot of things that came down Sunday.
48:26
Speaker 5: Change is seedings, It changes teams that are in that
48:29
Speaker 5: are not in now that would be in West Side,
48:32
Speaker 5: for example, would be in Point Pleasant, would be in
48:35
Speaker 5: those kind of things. The team four teams that were
48:38
Speaker 5: left out or were kicked out was Point Pleasant, Hampshire
48:41
Speaker 5: and Tulsa and West Sun. So those teams will be
48:46
Speaker 5: back in. So you've got to reset all of that.
48:49
Speaker 5: You've got to give those teams time to get the
48:52
Speaker 5: travel arrangements. And Wane, for example, in the new set
48:56
Speaker 5: of ratings that came out Sunday or late Saturday night
49:00
Speaker 5: in the playoffs as a number eight seed. In the
49:04
Speaker 5: other set of ratings, they're a ten seed. So instead
49:06
Speaker 5: of hosting, they go on the road. Well, you can't
49:09
Speaker 5: tell them twenty minutes in front of you gotta go
49:11
Speaker 5: on the road tonight.
49:11
Speaker 4: Yeah.
49:12
Speaker 5: So, I honestly, my own personal opinion, I don't think
49:16
Speaker 5: they play it all this week. I really don't. I
49:18
Speaker 5: was hoping against hope they would. I just don't think
49:20
Speaker 5: there's enough time. I just think the injunctions came down
49:23
Speaker 5: too late.
49:24
Speaker 6: Here's the point that Speedy brought to me this morning.
49:27
Speaker 6: He said, in his opinion he's been doing this a
49:29
Speaker 6: long time, is that once you start getting the courts
49:33
Speaker 6: involved in sports decisions, that. Where does it stop. A
49:40
Speaker 6: team is eliminated from the playoffs on the last play
49:44
Speaker 6: of the game. They got to win a game to
49:45
Speaker 6: get in questionable call pass interference call. You know, in
49:50
Speaker 6: the NFL they'd say up on further review, or in
49:52
Speaker 6: the college they would review it or whatever. But where
49:54
Speaker 6: does a coach from Persing or high school suddenly come
49:58
Speaker 6: in and say, well, that should have been called. I
50:01
Speaker 6: am going to file an injunction against the result of
50:04
Speaker 6: that game. Once you maybe that's a stretch, but once
50:08
Speaker 6: you start getting the courts involved in things like this,
50:13
Speaker 6: I mean, it's not out of the realm of possibility. Fred,
50:15
Speaker 6: where does it stop?
50:17
Speaker 5: State Supreme Court? Okay, that's where it stops. That's where
50:20
Speaker 5: this will stop. This will stop at State Supreme Court.
50:24
Speaker 5: It's happened five other times before, five other times before
50:29
Speaker 5: the State Supreme Court is told intermediate court judges stand down.
50:33
Speaker 5: You don't have control over a private entity, which the
50:37
Speaker 5: SSAC is. You do not have to as a member
50:41
Speaker 5: school of the SSAC. That's a volunteer. Are you telling
50:44
Speaker 5: you and not talked about that yesterday? Yeah, it's voluntary.
50:46
Speaker 5: You don't have to belong Parkersburg High school doesn't even
50:48
Speaker 5: have to be a member of the SSE and they
50:50
Speaker 5: still play if they choose not to, they can still
50:52
Speaker 5: play a complete schedule. They can't compete for the championships
50:56
Speaker 5: in the plascoes. That's that belongs to the SSAC. You can't.
51:00
Speaker 5: So that's the difference here, and it will go to
51:02
Speaker 5: the Supreme Court, and Supreme Court will say SSAC, you decide,
51:07
Speaker 5: it's your tournament. How's it going to go? And the
51:11
Speaker 5: intermediate court rulings we have to stand down.
51:13
Speaker 6: But Dave violence showing five any live bright to you apart.
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Speaker 6: and he can give you all the tails and any
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Speaker 6: properties they have. Textas litigation has a place, but not
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Speaker 6: in this instance. In high school sports life isn't always fair.
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Speaker 6: No one can file or nor can one file a
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Speaker 6: lawsuit anytime. It is. The message that sends to our
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Speaker 6: student athletes is disappointing and dangerous. That's so true, that
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Speaker 6: is so true, and I feel for the athletes. As
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Speaker 6: I told you yesterday, I think athletes just want to play. Yeah,
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Speaker 6: they don't care when, they don't care who, they don't
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Speaker 6: care where they want to play. And we're saying you
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Speaker 6: can't play yet because we adults know better. Well, Fred,
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Speaker 6: go ahead and pencil it in that you're gonna be
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Speaker 6: on the show tomorrow talk about something else. I'm also
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Speaker 6: I'm I'm a judge, Samples, I'm a judge. When is
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Speaker 5: We'll put an injunction, Brett.
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Speaker 6: I appreciate you man. Thanks a lot, Fred person and
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