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06/21/2023 580 Live with Dave Allen - Millie Snyder, Brandon Farris · The Dave Allen Show

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and as our producer today, coming up a little bit later on the
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show, we're gonna have a gentleman by the name of Brandon Ferris making his
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debut on the show. Brandon is with a group called the National Association of
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Manufacturers and they are really upset about some EPA regulations here as of late,
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coming out of the Biden administration, and Brandon is going to join us to
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talk about that, plus more on the Bob Huggins situation. There's news continuing
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to do in a story that happened last Friday night. Every day there's more
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news in it, and we're gonna delve into that a little bit later.
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Ron Placher calls and Textile welcome as always, bringing our good friend Milly Snyder
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from the Shape Shop. How are you, dear? I am so wonderful.
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How are you? I'm fine thank you for being here. Doing well?
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Oh, doing well, Happy to be here, look forward to it
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every month. Well, you know, yesterday was West Virginia Day. I
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know, so happy belated West Virginia Day. Now, how long have you
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been in West Virginia since nineteen sixty nine? Fifty four years if anybody's counting,
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so I think I have become a bona fide Westvinia. Oh, I
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think so once you pass I don't know, ten years. Here's the thing
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about being in West Virginia. In my opinion, it's not about how long
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you've been here. It's about a state of mind. And I think you
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could move here like two or three months and be a Western if you embrace
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us. And you have done that, and the state has embraced you.
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Oh, and don't think I've ever denied that, because almost from the beginning
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people wrapped their arms around me. They loved what I brought to West Virginia.
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And of course, sadly, you know, Way Watchers, which I
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owned and operated for forty four years, has disappeared. And I think the
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I think, and because I don't have authority any longer to know what I'm
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talking about, but I think that whole weight loss is going by way of
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the medicinal world. You're talking about that once before, Yes, we did,
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and you even agree that that is not the way it should well,
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because I mean, I'm a firm believer in the less pharmaceuticals you put in
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your body, the better. I couldn't agree more. And if you can
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do thing now, I understand there are some people that have to have certain
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medicines for certain things. But I will never write it down. I've told
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you I will never and i may drop dead tomorrow, but I'm never going
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to be a person at an advance, which I'm well past middle age.
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Now, You're never going to see old day being a guy who sits down
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and takes ten pails every morning. Not gonna happen. I'll just die first.
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Not gonna do it. And listen, I respect that because I only
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take those medications that are necessary. But I'm not taking anything that is going
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to suppress my appetite right now exactly. I like food. First of all.
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I don't think my appetite is suppressible. Yeah, a great same same
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here, same here. But yeah, this whole the whole weight watchers thing.
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I mean, I saw some television commercials they change it to just WW
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I think, and then they changed it back to weight Watchers. I thought
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that was unique, okay, And I mean I wonder why they changed it
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to begin with. Was it a psychede? Well, well, I think
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they wanted to put more um um quietness around the fact that you were walking
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into weight Watchers, so they just use the words WW. But to be
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fair, by that time, I had already stepped aside, because I believe
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it or not, I don't even believe it. But July thirteenth will be
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ten years since I sold. Now, of course I had to wait three
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years because before I could, you know, be involved again by helping people
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help themselves. And I have my own group. It's called fix It with
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Foods. We live and love the Mediterranean lifestyle. We do it at the
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Shape Shop building in a private meeting room and it's not a diet, but
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it's a lifestyle. And what I want to tell people who are listening,
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if they went to weight Watchers at one time, they know what to do.
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And you know, we can call on our own strength and behavior modification,
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eating smart, making good choices is in our heads, it's in our
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heart. We can call on that. But in the meantime if they would
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like to come to my group. We do group support, We do people
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talking, and people are doing incredibly well at any time that you are trying
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to make a lifestyle change, and it doesn't matter whether it's an eating change,
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it's exercise, smoking, sensation, drugs, alcohol, the sort of
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thing, anything that you can do, I would think, and psychologists have
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said this to in in a group setting where somebody else is holding you accountable
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for it, even to just a one person, you know, and it's
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just a workout buddy or whatever, that goes a long way. Absolutely,
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and group support is so very important. And you've said it, I've said
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it, and we need to keep saying it. And of course, in
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the meantime, I'm happy to tell you that more and more people, i
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mean almost on a weekly basis, are discovering that the Shape Shop is at
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seven oh six Central Avenue on the West Side. In fact, this week
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and it was on Juneteenth, which was Monday, we had several people who
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came into the store and they used to come to Patrick Street. Eureka.
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They found us. We were not hiding. We are not hiding. But
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anyway, it always feels good when people come to us who came in days
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of old, and what they find at Shape Shop is fresh, clean food.
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We use no preservatives, We fix our own chicken, we bake our
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own turkey, everything, And you know, on the truck because we've been
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going to live on the levee on Friday night, imagine that we are serving
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fresh salmon bites on a bed of keenewa with avocado. Now, if that
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is truck food, then you can knock me over. But people are loving
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it, and so we're doing something different. And also in the store,
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we want you to know what real good food tastes like, things that are
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not previously processed with god knows what chemicals. Speaking of which got a text
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to the show here for you that says, text, Dave, these preservatives,
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nitrates, fake sugars, etc. Are just as bad or worse than
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the pills people are taking. Absolutely, I couldn't agree, And whoever sent
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that, thank you very much because it's absolutely the truth. And yes,
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we don't know the effects of some of those ingredients, but at a later
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time in our life, when our creator put us together, there was no
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knowledge about what these chemicals were going to do to our body. And in
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old bodies that were found hundreds and hundreds of years ago, thousands of years
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ago. There was no sign of bone problems because they didn't have things that
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they ate. Say it off the land we want, well, Shape Shop
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doesn't. We don't go out in the yard and pick it up. But
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it's fresh, clean food. And the less you put in your body,
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the better your body is going to respond to that. And I'll say this
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about that. You mentioned salmon. Some of the best salmon I've ever had
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was from the Shape Shop. You need to come back and it's very good.
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And that's here's the thing about the Shape Shop. And I mean you
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got plenty of free parking right right. I mean I've never even had parking
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meters. I've always gone in the middle of the day. Anytime I've ever
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gone, I've never had a hard time finding a place to park. It's
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all right right out there. As you said, no parking meters, plenty
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of free parking. There a very roomy shop. If you want to shop
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and look at the different products that you sell, or you want to dine
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in for lunch, people forget that you do have a dining area aside.
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We also deliver, so we have a lot of things and now that And
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we've always made muffins and they were good over the year. They were great
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at Patrick Street. But now all our muffins are so good. People are
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coming in and buying four and six and eight packages at a time because they
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are just outstanding. Yeah, and they're one hundred percent brand. They're sweetened
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with stevia. Sugar is not a friend. And if people don't know this,
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sadly for those people who have cancer, cancer cells feed on sugar,
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and that's something we need to keep in the back of our mind. Taste
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good in your mouth, It's just not a food that is friendly to our
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bodies. Exactly right. We're talking to Millie Snyder the Shape Shop. It's
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nine to seventeen. Let me ask you this now, you mentioned Live on
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the level you've been doing Live on the Levey, Jim Strawn and the folks
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every Friday night. Jim Will, by the way, will be on the
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show Friday to talk about Live Just a hoot. That guy. Oh,
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he's something I'll say at that point now he is. I like Jim a
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lot, but also the regattas coming up. He could be a part of
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our guy. Oh absolutely, yes, we're going to be there for there
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actually be set up on the Thursday the twenty ninth and kick into gear thirtieth
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through July four, okay, and I'm going to be on the truck some
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I haven't been on the truck for Live on the Levee, so I've had
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some cameo appearances that I need to make, which I'd love coming on our
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truck and I love seeing my form. What they should do is just get
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like a cardboard cut out of you put on that a cardboard cutout. Can't
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talk like as much as I do because I have a lot to say,
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Yeah, you do you do? And what are you saying here as of
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late to people? I mean, I mean you talked about what's going on
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the shape shop of some of the some of the newer things. When you
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have these these groups that you get together. What's some words of advice from
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Millie Snipe? Do anything new? I should say? I know you're always
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round about sugar and things that nature, were anything new? I think the
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most important thing people need is they have the power to be their own best
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friend. You know, we would do anything for anybody, but have we
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ever decided to be good to ourselves, to take care of ourselves, to
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make the best food decision, to get in tune with who we are and
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what we would like to have happened. You can go and you can learn
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and you can see. But you have the power because you've tried many many
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times. Don't say that you failed many many times, but that you've tried
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and now you simply need to call on that and put it back into place.
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Exactly good and stop. Give us the phone number, the location,
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all of these vitals, the stats. That's a lot of information with Our
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phone number is six eight one two six five three nine three eight. We
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are shape shop WV dot com. You know www. Shape shot wv dot
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com. Our menu is online. What else? We are at a great
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location. We're on the west side. West side is a great place and
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a lot of a lot of businesses are on the west side, so you
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know, and as you point out so very well, there's free parking.
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There's no meters for those people who need it. There's a handicap entrance right
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in the front. Our entrance is handicap plus. We have we in cooperation
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with the city, we had um am. I don't know what it's called,
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but it makes the street level with the sidewalk so that if you're in
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a wheelchair you can easily be pushed up on that and get into our handicap
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entrance and you get all of which I'm proud of. You get inside and
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you have some of that delicious shake shop food, and we also have sugar
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Shape Shop Shape Shop. Yeah, you get inside the shake Shop. I
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think there is a Shape shop there are, there are several. But and
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of course we have sugar free ice cream. We have low sugar ice cream.
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That's what Colonel Ron Hughes is all about. He's all about. He
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comes at least once every week and yeah, stocks up on things and he's
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a real advocate. He loves our stuff, all right, Mail, we
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lot about EPA overreach, and we have for some time one group that's working
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hard to fight excessive EPA regulations. It's the National Association Manufacturers and they're they're
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up in arms over something called the National Ambient air Quality Standard. Now what
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exactly does that mean. Brandon Ferris is the vice president of Energy and Resources
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policy for the group and he joins us now. Brandon, good morning,
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Welcome to the show. How are you, good morning, Thank you so
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much for having me on today. Thank you for being here. Let's start
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at the top. Man, tell us about this policy National Ambient air Quality
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and why are your group has a problem with them. Absolutely, Thank you
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so much. So where's the Manufacturing Association where the voice of the thousand manufacturers
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was the thirteen million men and women who make things in America and EPA,
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you're talking about the regulation overreach, and that's absolutely what we're seeing from EPA.
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What they're doing is they're setting a lot of standards at zero and manufacturers
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are innovative, We're able to meet a lot of things, but zero is
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not one of them. And so this new standard, this ambient air Quality
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Standard PM is microscopic air particles. And on this standard right now, they
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did in early reconsideration. Mostly they do it on a ten year cycle.
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They decided they needed to do this one early and they're moving it from they're
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looking to move it from twelve, which is the current standard, all the
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way down to eight. And if they were moving it down to eight,
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what you're doing is you're putting nearly two hundred billion in economic activity at risk.
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You're putting nearly a million jobs at risk throughout the country. Think manufacturing,
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agriculture, building, bridges, roads, infrastructure, all of that in
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these areas that can't get into attainment, can't meet the EPA's new standard.
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You can't build anything in those areas. Explain to our listeners what exactly those
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numbers mean. I mean you said twelve and eight exactly. Explain for the
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lay person that's not a manufacturer, what do those numbers actually mean. So
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those are measurements, it's it's micrograms again, you're looking at microscopic particles,
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not something you're going to be able to see with your eye, not even
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something you're going to be able to see with your standard microscope. It's got
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to be very powerful. And so twelve micrograms is the standard right now.
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And one of the things that we found when we did in economic study on
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this is that manufacturing in the US is amongst the cleanest in the world.
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So you're at a measurement of twelve and EPA is looking to hop all the
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way down to eight micrograms, which means that of the entire US population is
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going to live in areas that are not in attainment if they move down to
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eight, and that's forty percent of the country where you can't build bridges,
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you can't build roads, you can't build manufacturing, you can't do a lot
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of agriculture that you need to, and so that's the heavy concern about this.
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Manufacturers. We're in favor of smart regulations. Regulatory certainty is something that
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we crave. But when you put it so low that nearly half the population
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is out of attainment, nearly half the population is in violation, then that's
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not smart economic policy. I would one percent agree with that, you know,
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and again we are talking with Brandon Ferris about this, these EPA regulations
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in this national ambient air quality standards. I think sometimes what happens is,
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Brandon, you know, we have we have two or three four different sides
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in this country, and you know, I don't need to tell you and
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a discussion for another time about how divided we are as a country, but
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we have we have certain folks in this country that the whole green thing has
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become a religion to them. And I'm all for standing up for what you
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believe in, don't get me wrong, But I think sometimes they don't realize
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the impact. And as somebody and my listeners have heard me preach about this
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over and over against somebody who comes from cold country, I see the collateral
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damage that comes with these things. Now you want to really really anger some
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of these folks and I'm talking about people across the country. Now you start
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messing with highways, you start messing with things like that, that's when those
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on the extreme extreme left wing green movement are going to step back and go,
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oh, now, wait a minute, how do I get to my
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climate summit? Oh? Yeah, how do I get there? Maybe that's
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when it becomes a problem your thoughts. So that's exactly right. So one
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of the things that we've seen is Tapa, for instance, they don't go
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out to a lot of the communities that they're regulating, and so they don't
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see what the average, every day effects of this they're going to be.
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And with broad sweeping regulations like this, we want them to know that here
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are the effects on the everyday citizen. Here are the effects of I have
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a good manufacturing job and now we're not going to be able to expand because
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of this. And our error is amongst the cleanest in the world. Our
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manufacturing is amongst the cleanest in the world. And so what a lot of
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folks are saying is where is the tradeoff? We are clean, we have
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clean manufacturing. You want us to go cleaner. That's okay, we can
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go cleaner, but make sure you're not killing the economy when you make us
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go cleaner and cleaner and cleaner. And we talked about bridges and things of
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that nature. What kind of jobs, particularly if this continues on the slope
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we're on now, Brandon, what kind of jobs particularly could be at risk
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here. So what you're talking about is you're talking about agriculture jobs, you're
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talking about manufacturing jobs. You're talking about any of those infrastructure workers. They
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will not be able to build. Manufacturers cannot expand agriculture. So the PM
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the particular matter is air particles. And so if you're turning duff, if
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you're killing your soil, that kicks up dirt, and so you're not going
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to be able to till your soil if your area is not entertainment, and
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that's our great concern. And another thing that we've seen over the past few
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weeks is the wildfires, the wildfires from Canada which are bringing air quality down
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to in the US. And that's a natural event that's not manufacturing. But
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these proposed regulations don't take natural events into consideration. So you could have a
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wildfire in your area and attainment's done on an annual basis because you have a
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wildfire, you could be out of attainment for an entire year, and so
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for something that you could not control, you can build anything in that time.
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It's it's amazing that we're even having some of the discussions about this,
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Brandon, that we have, and how our government sometimes just doesn't realize all
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look like? I mean, what exactly what kind of strategies are you using
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to fight back to get the attention of lawmakers? What exactly are you doing
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here? Well, so you, I'm sure know that you have the best
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darned congression with delegation in the world, and so we are talking a lot
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with them. We're talking a heck of a lot with Center Capital, heck
24:45
a lot with Center Mansion. And that's what we're asking for is this is
24:49
a call to arms, This is asking folks to weigh in. Please call
24:53
your congressional delegation and tell them to weigh in with the White House. What
24:57
we're seeing is what we expect in October a final standard for this, and
25:03
we want the congressional delegations to have waited in before this comes out and said
25:07
this is putting manufacturing at risk, This is putting the bridges and roads that
25:11
we need at risk, this is putting agriculture at risk. We're not asking
25:15
not to regulate us. We're asking us to regulate us in a smart way
25:19
that we can achieve and continue making the products we need, to continue building
25:23
the bridges and roads that we need to Brandon, I like to allow for
25:27
all sorts of discussion on the show, and I had a text to the
25:30
show. When somebody take an issue with what you're saying, obviously, so
25:33
I'm sure that you won't care to answer this. There's a text that says,
25:37
why then are manufacturing jobs up? Why do we have so many new
25:41
infrastructure projects across the country. Well, so do we do. Absolutely,
25:48
and that's something that we're very proud of. And workforce is always going to
25:53
be an issue because we have manufacturing jobs are up and we can hire more
25:59
folk. Our concern with this regulation. Is that this regulation hasn't gone into
26:04
effect yet. Once it does, it can start affecting those manufacturing jobs.
26:08
But we're very proud of where we've got, particularly after the pandemic, where
26:12
where we're at for manufacturing employment, and we don't want to go backwards.
26:15
That's one thing, as I believe that Republican Democrat everyone has agreed, is
26:21
we need to make more things in America and that's what we need to continue
26:26
doing. We're going to do it in a clean way. Manufacturing is in
26:29
America is the cleanest in the world. But we need to make sure that
26:33
our regulations don't shut down our economy and enable us to do it cleanly,
26:38
but continue making the products that make modern light possible. And I think that's
26:42
an interesting point, and we'll wrap it up with this, Brandon, you
26:45
said that whenever you know, Congress, to government, whoever, whenever they
26:49
have come out before and they've said, Okay, we need to do it
26:52
better, we need to do this. Manufacturers, coal mining, whatever these
26:56
organizations are, they have they've answered the call and they they whatever hand they're
27:00
dealt, they've done it. And it just seems that there's just so many
27:03
more that Jesus, especially with this administration that just keeps coming out. We
27:07
need more, we need more, we need more. But I mean they've
27:10
always they've always answered the call before and it has everything in this country always
27:15
been done perfectly. No, no country has. But as I said,
27:17
compared what we do in America to these other countries, and I mean comparis
27:22
to China, there is no comparison about the way we do things here.
27:25
Brandon, Manufacturers will continue answering the call. Thank you so much. All
27:30
right, Brandon, I appreciate it. We'll talk again. Say thanks a
27:33
lot, man, keep up the fight. Absolutely, thank you. It's
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twenty five minutes away from ten. Brandon Faris with the National Association of Manufacturers
27:41
to appreciate him joining us this morning. Let me get to some texts before
27:45
we continue on the show. Text says Dave, there was once a proposal
27:48
in West Virginia to limit various emissions to a lower level than the most sophisticated
27:52
measurement tools could even measure. That sounds like something the government would do.
28:00
Text says, but why it's because of IRA and the infrastructure bill, the
28:04
flacial reduction. They've talking about the manufacturing jobs being up. That's what the
28:08
texture there says. Text says Dave. The Manufacturers Association lobbies against legal cannabis
28:15
and lobbies against clean air. I think the Manufacturer Association is concerned with controlling
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people's lives and Rooney people's health in favor of maximizing products. Tex says Dave.
28:26
How do you cry about the green it was like crime, Brian,
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it's crime. How do you cry about the green movement being a religion and
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influencing law while actual religion is used to influence law that infringes upon citizens rights?
28:37
A bit hyperbolic, Dave. According to a texture, Texa says,
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hey, Dave, Although I do think the EPA plays an important part in
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our country in some areas, yet on the most part they have been done
28:51
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Note on the show to our Attorney General Patrick Morrissey and goobna Toil Canada.
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33:20
the comments made by mister Hodge, so he's asked for time. So push
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will be in the studio tomorrow. Let's go to the phone, Sine,
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start to Jerry. You're on five ety live. Go ahead, sir.
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Yeah, I was listening to there a minute to go here. Yes,
33:34
you had all talking about the green energy basically, yes, sir. And
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you know, I'll find it interesting that the distrustion never gets around two,
33:46
the fact that this younger generation that's getting involved and pushing all this green energy
33:53
and don't flow the ground, don't do this don't do that. They don't
33:58
know where food comes apparently they don't know where jobs come from. And the
34:05
biggest issue I have with it is when you start trying to post it electric
34:10
agenda, Uh no wants talking about the billions of tons of earth that are
34:17
being cultivated and extracted from to create all the batteries that are going to be
34:24
required, and the profusion of death will create down the road for a disposal
34:30
everything else. And it is, as somebody else know, it is almost
34:37
a religion with these people because they won't look beyond their own agenda. Well,
34:42
and I don't disagree with that at all, and I appreciate your phone
34:45
call, but but I'll tell you. You know, you've mentioned the younger
34:49
generation, but where do they get this from? I mean they get this
34:52
from these you know, the client people that are flying to climate change summits
34:59
in Switzer, London wherever they are on concord lear jets. How do you
35:06
think you got there? That's part of the issues that they turn a blind
35:09
eye too. But also you got to remember in almost every issue that comes
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up, like guests, where a government gets involved and people get at odds
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over it, if you do one thing. That one one thing is follow
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the money. Somebody's making huge amounts of moneys off this agenda. Follow that
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Life meekx dot us are called three or four or four for zero one one
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zero one. I was always, you know, like to look at what's
36:00
celebrities are doing, and mainly just because most are moronic, but watching you
36:06
know, these of several selects, not all, but several celebrities and folks
36:09
in Hollywood, you know, screaming about this stuff with with green energy and
36:13
so on and so forth. Now you give me somebody. There's an actor
36:15
named Ed Begley, Ryan, you're a remember with the name Ed Begley,
36:19
Ed Begley Junior. His father was a famous actor, Ed Begley Junior.
36:22
Uh, it was it was a pretty pretty big deal at one time.
36:24
Ed Begley Junior. Uh does not fly, He does not drive. If
36:30
he can't get there in a bicycle. He doesn't go kind of a thing.
36:31
All right, I'll give him his props. A little weird to me,
36:35
but okay, I'll give him his props there because he lives in these
36:37
other people that live in these multimillion dollar mansions screaming about climate you know,
36:43
change, and so come on, come on, give me a break.
36:46
U Texts said, well, let me get into this, and I'll get
36:51
into this text Um. I'm want to get back to the Bob Huggin story
36:53
for a moment. The governor is now weighing in. Yesterday, during his
36:58
media briefing, Governor Justice said he was sorry about the abrupt resignation of coach
37:04
Bob Huggins, but the governor said it's hard to imagine any other outcome given
37:10
the circumstances. Now, the story about this is all posted on the website
37:15
WV metro news dot com. The governor also saying that he was not involved
37:19
in talks about the Huggin situation with university at all, but said, or
37:24
at least this is what I kind of took from it that WVU made the
37:29
right call. According to the governor, that's just kind of reading between the
37:31
lines kind of what I took from it, Governor Justice going on to say
37:37
that he thinks that Bob Huggins has a problem and that he hopes Huggs will
37:42
get help. Of course we're referring to alcohol now. In the meantime,
37:47
Coach Huggins's daughter Jackie, or at least a statement yesterday. And I will
37:54
say this, if you've heard me talk about the Huggin situation over the last
38:00
couple of days, I told you that my hope was and I think the
38:06
best thing for everyone involved was for the coach to resign, get help for
38:14
his alcoholism, and then hopefully be welcome back into the w V fold at
38:22
a later time once he's well, in some sort of an advisory role,
38:25
maybe as an ambassador or some kind, using his problem that he's had for
38:32
good, where he could explain to kids coming into the program about the dangers
38:37
of the over indulgence of alcohol, etc. Well, if you read the
38:45
statement yesterday from his daughter, Jackie, I think the daughter pretty much crapped
38:52
over all that with her statement released late yesterday, and I posted the link
38:59
on to what to her statement on Dave Allen Radio and Facebook and at day
39:02
A seventy on Twitter, she said, Jackie, this is the daughter of
39:07
Bob Huggins, that she told w VU President Gordon Gee, that the governing
39:13
bodies of w VU, including President Gee, needed to quote be better and
39:21
again quoting do better, and she feels that the university turned their backs on
39:29
her father. She referred to them all talking about WVU, Gordon Gee,
39:36
the administration, board of governors, what have you. She referred to them
39:38
all as backstabbers. And she is alleging that her dad told w VU he
39:46
would be willing to go to rehab for sixty days if he could continue coaching,
39:52
and they said no. Of course, the story you know that with
39:59
the beer cans and a garbage bag in the vehicle all over the vehicle front
40:02
and back. She claims the daughter does that it was because coach Huggins recycles
40:10
and that's why he had the cans. Okay, she called it quote absurd,
40:20
the notion that her dad would consume the beer while driving. She also
40:28
denies that her dad is an alcoholic. And look, people are willing to
40:34
go out on a limb to protect their family members. I get that,
40:39
but come on, come on, Jackie, is anyone really really buying this
40:44
story again, not a good luck from her, and probably my opinion,
40:51
just made any hopes of him somehow landing back at the university at some point
40:58
pretty much on existence. It is a sad situation all around. And as
41:05
I've said that for the last two days, it's sad for those close to
41:12
the basketball program at WVU, for the fans, for the students involved incoming
41:17
players. But I will say this, and I talked about this with Jim
41:23
Work with a Wally and Whimpy's on the show yesterday. And please don't think
41:30
when I say this and I'm piling on in any way I'm not. But
41:35
the news of the DUI did not come as a surprise to a lot of
41:39
people that closely follow the Mountaineers. And I don't necessarily mean those that are
41:46
just fans. I mean those that are closer to the program. I mean,
41:52
I said it before, Coach Huggins doing these sort of things drinking to
41:59
its pretty much well known as you know around WV circles. I mean,
42:07
it's been whispered about and talked about for years, and everybody has to hit
42:15
a point and whether it's no matter what it is in your life, whether
42:21
it's alcohol, drugs, or any other thing that's that's bad for you,
42:24
whether it could be a behavior, how you treat others. You've got to
42:29
get to the point where there's a rock bottom, and hopefully for Hugs,
42:36
this is it. I don't think his daughter made matters any better yesterday.
42:43
And again I understand you stick up for your family. I get that one
42:46
hundred percent, but I think that probably was not the best move to help
42:51
anybody involved yesterday. I don't know. I don't know his daughter, never
42:54
met her, wouldn't know her if I saw her a picture of her,
42:57
I don't know her. But I don't know that that is the best move
43:00
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bigger and the small go out. Don't get it twisted. Both sides wanted
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to consolidate small businesses into the larger corporations. Texters says Huggins got lucky and
47:22
most universities would not have been given a second chance for the Xavier comment.
47:25
I'm sure WVU took a lot of heat for giving him that second chance,
47:30
which he blew. I'll say this, I was talking to somebody yesterday fairly
47:35
close to the WVU basketball program who said that that's speculation here that President Gordon
47:42
Gee wanted to fire Huggins immediately after the whole situation on the radio in Cincinnati
47:47
on the Bill Cunningham Show, but was not allowed to do so or talked
47:52
out of it. So on and so forth. Texas Republicans created EPA that
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need to just deal with it. Should have never happened, wanting to a
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prices that were set by car dealerships. You remember back when that whole thing
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that had nothing to do with his office. And again, Brad's got the
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complete story at wv metronews dot com. The Capitol Sports Center. You've heard
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49:43
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49:46
I'm also a fan of getting all the details on it first, but overall,
49:51
I'm a fan of the plan. Jared Lewis has a story on the
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and City Council to Charleston are hoping to make a what he called a significant
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and city officials through the transfer of monies into the Capital Sports Center Fund.
50:19
Now. Once the board is in place, they'll then transfer the money to
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get it going. By the way, Commissioner Selango will be on the show
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this Friday and I loaded up Friday Funhouse to talk about the project. As
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I said, there's a lot of questions about it right now. I know
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there's people that have a text and called the show both for and against the
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it first, But as a whole, on the surface, I'm for it.
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Mark Harris, remember that name, former State Republican party chair. Even
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though he's long gone, his name is still being spoken here in West Virginia.
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Brad with a story on the website Mark Harris as doctor Mark Harris has
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been reprimanded by the State Medical Board due to what was called unprofessional conduct with
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a female patient. Now he served as party chair from March of twenty twenty
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one through June to twenty twenty two. He was forced to complete what is
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called a boundary training by the board of course, his doctor's clinical privileges were
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suspended in December twenty twenty over concerns over his evaluation of a female patient.
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He is accused for lack of a better term of touching and remaining in contact
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with a female's breast longer than is appropriate. He's also accused by the patient
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of asking questions that were way too personal. According to the report. Of
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course, there was controversy with him during his time at the VA two.
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Every time I had him on the show as a state Republican party chair,
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I got countless text about that, and there was controversy during his party chairmanship
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over the tally at the party convention back in twenty twenty one. Speculating here,
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I think very few members of the Republican Party in West Virginia are upset
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about the fact that Mark Harris is no longer the chair, and many wish
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they could figured he was ever here. To be honest, all right,
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we gotta go thank you to my guest this morning, Ryan or Brandon Ferris,
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I should say, from the manufactured Association of Millie Snyder, Ryan Nichols
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and my producer, thank you so much. Ryan. Tomorrow on the show,
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Attorney General and Google datorial candidate Patrick Morrissey on the show, and State
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Democratic Party chair Mike Pushkin. Hey, come over and see us at Palmer
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and Hurricane today. I'll be there hanging out with the folks at ninety six
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one k WS starting noon today giving away Thomas Rhett tickets. We'll see you
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tomorrow on this here radio show. Till then, have fun. I Love
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Somebody six Charleston one to four point five Cross Lane on WUVRC Media station.
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