February 13, 2026 • 30 mins
U.S. Senate candidate Alexander Gaaserud and Delegate Hollis Lewis.
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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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want to talk about House Bill five to two O four,
the Child Captivity Prevention Act. You've been big on this.
Explain the bill.
Speaker 2 (00:17):
This bill is in response to the case that was
here in Kanall County, in Cinsonville, West Virginia, where a
couple that was from Minnesota by way of Washington State
came to West Virginia with I believe five adopted children
and basically held those children in slavery.
Speaker 1 (00:34):
They were kept in a barn.
Speaker 2 (00:36):
From what I understand they did, there was no schooling,
they were made to do work. They were treated very,
very inhumane. And what this bill attempts to do is
address that. So if you're going to come into state
of West Virginia, you're going to homeschool your kids, we
just want to build a touch point. The bill outlines
that DHS would be that touch point just to say, hey,
(00:59):
you know, just let us come and if you're choosing
to do homeschool, we just want to make note of it.
Possibly do a home visit and just make note of it.
It's not meant to be punitive. It's not meant to
inhibit your school choice if you want to you know, however,
you want to educate your kids. But it just creates
that touch point and I think it's it's rare. It
(01:19):
goes with Rayley's law, Raley's loss kind of on the
other end of that where a parent took their kid
out of school after abuse claims a CPS claim and
sort of creates that touch point there. So we want
to just we don't want West Virginia to be a
haven for these sort of activities, whether slavery or human
traffick or however you want to phrase it.
Speaker 1 (01:41):
And that was a horrific case. And in the time
that I have done this show, Dell, that was one
of the cases that was the single most difficult even
to even talk about. And I know that you've, because
of your support of this particular bill that you have
been working on, you've had to really dive into that
what what what what a horrible, horrible story that was.
Speaker 2 (02:01):
And it was like it was one of those things
where a lot of the community members were worried for
a long time because they were seeing that activity in
that community. And you know, and it's not lost on
me that I believe that they came to West Virginia intentionally.
I don't believe they just sort of spun the globe
and just point their finger on it. I believe they
came because of our relaxed educational school choice laws and policies.
(02:26):
So they knew that they could come to an area Sinsonville,
which is it's rule, but it's in close proximity to
a city, so they weren't, you know, just they didn't
have to be way far out to have access to
maybe some of the things that they wanted to do
in the metropolitan area. So we cannot allow that. Of
that's just something that cannot be allowed. And what's troubling
(02:51):
is that even that case, we should be talking more
about this. It seems like we talked a lot about it,
but it seems like it's one of those issues that
we could talk just for days about that we cannot
do this. And I would just want to send, you know,
a shout out to our prosecutor here in Kanaal County,
Judge Acres. I feel like they did a great job
of handling that matter. And uh, you know, and and
(03:11):
justice was served in my eyes.
Speaker 1 (03:13):
What are the odds of passage of this bill or
where does it stand now?
Speaker 2 (03:17):
I mean right now you know it's uh, it's pending
in committee. I believe it's in judiciary. So hopefully it
can just at least be heard in the committee process.
So you know, my fingers across. I'm optimistic. This is
not a partisan bill. This isn't I mean, it shouldn't be.
Speaker 1 (03:32):
That's what I was what I was.
Speaker 2 (03:33):
Getting, and that's what I want to say. This isn't
a partisan bill.
Speaker 1 (03:36):
You know, you have you have your fellow legislators that
are Republicans that are on board with this, that you've
talked to, maybe not on the record, but if you
talk to a few that said.
Speaker 2 (03:44):
I've talked to a few and they have agreed to,
you know, give it a look. And that's all I
can ask. I'm not you know, I don't want to
call anybody out, but they have agreed to, you know,
give it a look and give it consideration. And again,
I just wanted an opportunity to be heard because, as
I mentioned, this is not partisans this isn't liberal. This
isn't conservative. This is about protecting our children. And also
this is about protecting a reputation in West Virginia.
Speaker 3 (04:06):
Right.
Speaker 2 (04:06):
We don't want to be viewed as a state where,
you know, we're open to this sort of activity in
any capacity. So we need to stop it before it starts.
Speaker 1 (04:16):
Now, if I'm correct with the with the the parents
that were involved in this or the adults in this case, yeah, yeah,
that's a better way to put it. And that's that's questionable.
They did not have any ties to the West Virginia area,
Am I right about that? No ties.
Speaker 2 (04:32):
They were in Minnesota at one point, Washington State at
another point, and then I believe from Washington State they
moved to West Virginia. And like I mentioned earlier, I
believe it was intentional. I think they done they did
their research to see what state or what area would
we be able to sort of operate clandestine while still
having you know, access to a city and community. So
(04:54):
I believe it was intentional that they picked this area.
Speaker 1 (04:57):
So it's in the committee now, that's what you said.
Speaker 2 (04:59):
The buildings, so it's not up for you. So we'll
see how it matriculates in the next you know, days,
in the next couple of weeks.
Speaker 1 (05:07):
What's on your agenda today? What are you looking at
today or tomorrow?
Speaker 2 (05:10):
Well, like I said, we got some bills on third reading.
That well, will you know, just going through the regular
process right.
Speaker 1 (05:16):
Now, what's the one thing that has happened this session?
One or two things, Delegate that some discussions that have
been had, whether they've been passed on under the capitol dumbess,
made you say, Okay, this is good, We're on the
right track. Yeah, I'm glad you said that.
Speaker 2 (05:31):
And then again, I just want to say, uh, you know,
that's one thing I tried to do far as on
my social media. I don't want to sit and just
bask people all day. I want to just this is
what I'm doing, and this is what I think we
could do now. One building, and this is Delegate Pension
out of Point Pleasant. He had a bill to create
peer to peer support groups with our first responder agencies.
(05:53):
So peer would get you know, a fellow law enforcement
officer or EMS or firefighter. They would get a six
And now we're training. So if something were to happen
to one of their fellow teammates that was dramatic, they
would be able to talk. So they create these perier
to peer groups and they able to be able to
have like counseling, and because a lot of times when
(06:14):
you have a law enforcement officer, they don't want to
go talk to somebody who doesn't understand the industry and
kind of what they're dealing with on a daily basis.
So I've actually signed on to be a co sponsor
to that bill. It is a fabulous bill, and I
think it's going to help us because as we've seen,
we've had a lot of first responders suicide depths unfortunately
throughout the state in the last couple of years. So
(06:35):
I think this can be a pathway to some sort
of quill that and you know, build some internal remedies well.
Speaker 1 (06:41):
And again, Delegate Penson has been on this show and
on the Metro News midday show in the past, and
he is about as conservative Republican as you can get. Yes,
but I think that just kind of gives me hope
there that there are because a lot of times we
focus on the differences between and there are certainly a
lot of them, but this is something from what you're
telling me, and I haven't read the bill specifically, but
(07:03):
the delegate pencil out of Mason County and you out
of Kanawa County. One Republican, one Democrat work together and
he is co sponsoring the bill. We probably need more
of that, But I'm going to go and turn the
camera around or the microphone in this case on ourselves.
Maybe we in the media do need to focus on
more of that.
Speaker 2 (07:22):
One hundred percent. I think, like I said, there's going
to be issues that are going to be contentious that
we have to call them out, maybe they call us out.
But I think there are all those touch points in
which we are able to work together to actually do
something that's going to benefit the people of West Virginia.
And I can't think of anything that's going to benefit
the people more than having first responders who are mentally
(07:43):
and emotionally and spiritually healthy and ready to do their
job for the people of West Virginia. And you know,
I work I'm a CIT director as christ individual team.
I work with first responders across the state of West
Virginia and really across the country for that matter. So
I understand intimately that importance of doing things like this delicate.
Speaker 1 (08:02):
Holliss Lewis is always a pleasure to have you in
the show, my friend, you're at You're at the halfway
point now, sir, at the halfway point, and then you
try to get through the next couple of weeks.
Speaker 2 (08:10):
Yeah, I'm still standing straight. I haven't gained a bunch
of ways. So but we'll see the next thirty days.
I might become a cookie monster. So yeah, to deal
with the.
Speaker 1 (08:17):
Stress, so delicate, Hollis Lewis, appreciate you being here, my friend. Thanks,
thank you. It is twenty two minutes away from Tampa.
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going to talk about this in entail a little bit
later on in this show. Yesterday, President Trump announced a
major buy in for the coal industry. The Department of
Energy Investment in coal fired power plants includes three in
West Virginia, including John Amos. A couple of folks that
are very happy about that, Chris Hamilton of the West
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Save Act. They're trying to disenfranchise women's votes because Republican
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note about talk Line today, and we're going to check
in with Meadows and Northern Dave Wilson coming up a
little bit later on in the show, but among their
guests today will be West Virginia Secretary of State Chris Warner.
Secretary of Warner is making the news for denying a
request from the Trump Department of Justice. Now here's the story.
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The Department of Justice made a request for full access
to the state's voter rolls. Secretary Warner said, and I
will say this, He's not the only secretary of state
across the nation that has said this to the Trump administration.
They simply said no, quote from Secretary Warner, state law
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clear voter lists are available in a redacted format from
my office. But I will not be turning over any
West Virginia's protected information in quote, and he goes on
to say that the DOJ doesn't have the authority to
run state elections, saying again quoting I support the effort
to strengthen election integrity, but I will not break the
(16:22):
law in quote. Now, a little background here. The Department
of Justice sent a letter to every state back in
September asking for full access to the voter rolls, unredacted,
with full names, addresses, driver's license numbers, partial social security
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numbers of every registered voter. And this came out of Washington,
the Department of Justice asking for this. Secretary Warner republican.
Several other Secretaries of State have said simply no editorial comment.
I'm your host here, amen, and hats off to Secretary Warner.
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In my opinion, and again, I don't give a lot
of opinions when I have other guests in the show,
but when I'm by myself, I kind of like to
give my opinion. It's just another attempt, in my opinion,
by the Trump administration to take things out of State's
hands and into d C, which, when you think about it,
is the least Republican thing ever. And again I applaud
(17:33):
Secretary Warner. Interestingly enough, Chris Warner's younger brother, Mac, former
Secretary of State, now works in the Trump administration. If
I'm correct on it, and if I'm not, think it's
for the Department of Justice. And if I am a
totally different div I mean, the Department of Justice is
pretty big division. It's not like you, you know, run
into people in the hallway or anything like that. But
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I will say that when Mac Warner, Chris's brother with
Secretary of State during the first Trump administration, he turned
down similar measures, not exactly worded the same way. But
again during the first Trump administration, they were asking going
to secretaries of state around the country Republican, a Democrat,
and asking for information that quite frankly, is unconstitutional for
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them to give up because Constitution is pretty planned on that.
It is the state's rights. It's the state's duty to
put on elections. So editorial comment on my part there,
I say, great job Secretary of State Chris Warner, and
he will join Wilson Meadows coming up on talk line
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And Wilson and Meadows are live at the Capitol, coming
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to check in with them as well. Although I did
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this morning Wv metronews dot. Com big ceremony at The
White house, yesterday The president announced The department Of energy
investment in coal fired power plants here in The Mountain,
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state basically modernizing plants to the tune of one hundred
and seventy five million. Dollars according to A department Of
energy to, quote, modernize retro, fit and extend the useful
life of coal fired power plants that serve rural and
remote communities across THE, us keeping dependable energy sources, online
strengthening grid, reliability and helping keep electricity costs lower For american,
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families businesses in quotes. Now those upgrades will Include John
amos here in The, valley The Mountaineer Power plan In Mason,
County Mond Powers facility In maidsville In Montaguelier, county.
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Etc.
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Etc The president signed in executive order telling The department
Of defense to buy its power for military bases and
other installations. Now Senators capitol And justice both out with
statements praising The. President several legislators were there as mentioned,
earlier you can read the story Wv Metro news dot.
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Com and AS i said, Earlier Chris hamilton from The
West Virginia Coal association will join us during the news
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Also Senator Rupy phillips From Logan, county the col Delegate Coal.
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I was talking To Deligate Hollis lewis about that a
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Today all, right we'll be listening. In and, AGAIN i
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did a little editorialized a little bit. EARLIER i applaud.
HIM i applaud him for that state law is pretty
pretty simple and it's not about having something to hire or.
Whatever he's following the state.
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the Child Captivity Prevention Act. You've been big on this.
Explain the bill.
Speaker 2 (00:17):
This bill is in response to the case that was
here in Kanall County, in Cinsonville, West Virginia, where a
couple that was from Minnesota by way of Washington State
came to West Virginia with I believe five adopted children
and basically held those children in slavery.
Speaker 1 (00:34):
They were kept in a barn.
Speaker 2 (00:36):
From what I understand they did, there was no schooling,
they were made to do work. They were treated very,
very inhumane. And what this bill attempts to do is
address that. So if you're going to come into state
of West Virginia, you're going to homeschool your kids, we
just want to build a touch point. The bill outlines
that DHS would be that touch point just to say, hey,
(00:59):
you know, just let us come and if you're choosing
to do homeschool, we just want to make note of it.
Possibly do a home visit and just make note of it.
It's not meant to be punitive. It's not meant to
inhibit your school choice if you want to you know, however,
you want to educate your kids. But it just creates
that touch point and I think it's it's rare. It
(01:19):
goes with Rayley's law, Raley's loss kind of on the
other end of that where a parent took their kid
out of school after abuse claims a CPS claim and
sort of creates that touch point there. So we want
to just we don't want West Virginia to be a
haven for these sort of activities, whether slavery or human
traffick or however you want to phrase it.
Speaker 1 (01:41):
And that was a horrific case. And in the time
that I have done this show, Dell, that was one
of the cases that was the single most difficult even
to even talk about. And I know that you've, because
of your support of this particular bill that you have
been working on, you've had to really dive into that
what what what what a horrible, horrible story that was.
Speaker 2 (02:01):
And it was like it was one of those things
where a lot of the community members were worried for
a long time because they were seeing that activity in
that community. And you know, and it's not lost on
me that I believe that they came to West Virginia intentionally.
I don't believe they just sort of spun the globe
and just point their finger on it. I believe they
came because of our relaxed educational school choice laws and policies.
(02:26):
So they knew that they could come to an area Sinsonville,
which is it's rule, but it's in close proximity to
a city, so they weren't, you know, just they didn't
have to be way far out to have access to
maybe some of the things that they wanted to do
in the metropolitan area. So we cannot allow that. Of
that's just something that cannot be allowed. And what's troubling
(02:51):
is that even that case, we should be talking more
about this. It seems like we talked a lot about it,
but it seems like it's one of those issues that
we could talk just for days about that we cannot
do this. And I would just want to send, you know,
a shout out to our prosecutor here in Kanaal County,
Judge Acres. I feel like they did a great job
of handling that matter. And uh, you know, and and
(03:11):
justice was served in my eyes.
Speaker 1 (03:13):
What are the odds of passage of this bill or
where does it stand now?
Speaker 2 (03:17):
I mean right now you know it's uh, it's pending
in committee. I believe it's in judiciary. So hopefully it
can just at least be heard in the committee process.
So you know, my fingers across. I'm optimistic. This is
not a partisan bill. This isn't I mean, it shouldn't be.
Speaker 1 (03:32):
That's what I was what I was.
Speaker 2 (03:33):
Getting, and that's what I want to say. This isn't
a partisan bill.
Speaker 1 (03:36):
You know, you have you have your fellow legislators that
are Republicans that are on board with this, that you've
talked to, maybe not on the record, but if you
talk to a few that said.
Speaker 2 (03:44):
I've talked to a few and they have agreed to,
you know, give it a look. And that's all I
can ask. I'm not you know, I don't want to
call anybody out, but they have agreed to, you know,
give it a look and give it consideration. And again,
I just wanted an opportunity to be heard because, as
I mentioned, this is not partisans this isn't liberal. This
isn't conservative. This is about protecting our children. And also
this is about protecting a reputation in West Virginia.
Speaker 3 (04:06):
Right.
Speaker 2 (04:06):
We don't want to be viewed as a state where,
you know, we're open to this sort of activity in
any capacity. So we need to stop it before it starts.
Speaker 1 (04:16):
Now, if I'm correct with the with the the parents
that were involved in this or the adults in this case, yeah, yeah,
that's a better way to put it. And that's that's questionable.
They did not have any ties to the West Virginia area,
Am I right about that? No ties.
Speaker 2 (04:32):
They were in Minnesota at one point, Washington State at
another point, and then I believe from Washington State they
moved to West Virginia. And like I mentioned earlier, I
believe it was intentional. I think they done they did
their research to see what state or what area would
we be able to sort of operate clandestine while still
having you know, access to a city and community. So
(04:54):
I believe it was intentional that they picked this area.
Speaker 1 (04:57):
So it's in the committee now, that's what you said.
Speaker 2 (04:59):
The buildings, so it's not up for you. So we'll
see how it matriculates in the next you know, days,
in the next couple of weeks.
Speaker 1 (05:07):
What's on your agenda today? What are you looking at
today or tomorrow?
Speaker 2 (05:10):
Well, like I said, we got some bills on third reading.
That well, will you know, just going through the regular
process right.
Speaker 1 (05:16):
Now, what's the one thing that has happened this session?
One or two things, Delegate that some discussions that have
been had, whether they've been passed on under the capitol dumbess,
made you say, Okay, this is good, We're on the
right track. Yeah, I'm glad you said that.
Speaker 2 (05:31):
And then again, I just want to say, uh, you know,
that's one thing I tried to do far as on
my social media. I don't want to sit and just
bask people all day. I want to just this is
what I'm doing, and this is what I think we
could do now. One building, and this is Delegate Pension
out of Point Pleasant. He had a bill to create
peer to peer support groups with our first responder agencies.
(05:53):
So peer would get you know, a fellow law enforcement
officer or EMS or firefighter. They would get a six
And now we're training. So if something were to happen
to one of their fellow teammates that was dramatic, they
would be able to talk. So they create these perier
to peer groups and they able to be able to
have like counseling, and because a lot of times when
(06:14):
you have a law enforcement officer, they don't want to
go talk to somebody who doesn't understand the industry and
kind of what they're dealing with on a daily basis.
So I've actually signed on to be a co sponsor
to that bill. It is a fabulous bill, and I
think it's going to help us because as we've seen,
we've had a lot of first responders suicide depths unfortunately
throughout the state in the last couple of years. So
(06:35):
I think this can be a pathway to some sort
of quill that and you know, build some internal remedies well.
Speaker 1 (06:41):
And again, Delegate Penson has been on this show and
on the Metro News midday show in the past, and
he is about as conservative Republican as you can get. Yes,
but I think that just kind of gives me hope
there that there are because a lot of times we
focus on the differences between and there are certainly a
lot of them, but this is something from what you're
telling me, and I haven't read the bill specifically, but
(07:03):
the delegate pencil out of Mason County and you out
of Kanawa County. One Republican, one Democrat work together and
he is co sponsoring the bill. We probably need more
of that, But I'm going to go and turn the
camera around or the microphone in this case on ourselves.
Maybe we in the media do need to focus on
more of that.
Speaker 2 (07:22):
One hundred percent. I think, like I said, there's going
to be issues that are going to be contentious that
we have to call them out, maybe they call us out.
But I think there are all those touch points in
which we are able to work together to actually do
something that's going to benefit the people of West Virginia.
And I can't think of anything that's going to benefit
the people more than having first responders who are mentally
(07:43):
and emotionally and spiritually healthy and ready to do their
job for the people of West Virginia. And you know,
I work I'm a CIT director as christ individual team.
I work with first responders across the state of West
Virginia and really across the country for that matter. So
I understand intimately that importance of doing things like this delicate.
Speaker 1 (08:02):
Holliss Lewis is always a pleasure to have you in
the show, my friend, you're at You're at the halfway
point now, sir, at the halfway point, and then you
try to get through the next couple of weeks.
Speaker 2 (08:10):
Yeah, I'm still standing straight. I haven't gained a bunch
of ways. So but we'll see the next thirty days.
I might become a cookie monster. So yeah, to deal
with the.
Speaker 1 (08:17):
Stress, so delicate, Hollis Lewis, appreciate you being here, my friend. Thanks,
thank you. It is twenty two minutes away from Tampa.
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drinking water problem?
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Speaker 1 (12:00):
Do they think people will move here without researching or
hearing about the state's water systems? Not to be mean
to the southern counties, but who wants to move here
after learning of their water system issues. Since we have
a major problem with appreciate the text. We have a
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the problems are in southern West Virginia, but it's in
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Leads story this morning wv Metronews dot com, and I'm
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going to talk about this in entail a little bit
later on in this show. Yesterday, President Trump announced a
major buy in for the coal industry. The Department of
Energy Investment in coal fired power plants includes three in
West Virginia, including John Amos. A couple of folks that
are very happy about that, Chris Hamilton of the West
(13:02):
Virginia Coal Association and State Senator Rupy Phillips both were
at the White House for the announcement yesterday. We'll talk
to both on the show later today. Also Jill Scarborough
from Bright Future Learning Services here to talk to some
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here with this week's Adopt Me. Please put it of
the week tomorrow. And speaking of that, I do want
to mention because we've had a lot of folks that
reached out to me about the investigation into the dog
named Stubbs. You will recall the story. Stubbs a dog
that was thrown from a car window or run over,
shot twice. Someone dropped him off at the shelter and
(13:49):
then left without leaving any information. They attempted to do
a medical procedure on Stubbs and he did not survive it.
They actually had to put him down because of complication
during the surgery, and the investigation is continued. I just
talked to Angie Gillenwater from mconnell Charleston New Main Association
prior to the show, and because some folks that asked
me about an update on Stubbs, and at this time
(14:13):
the investigation is continuing. There is no update. They are
working feverishly with the Charleston Police Department and others trying
to bring somebody to justice in this dog's death. And
that's kind of that's kind of where it is right now.
But again we'll talk to Angie about that coming up
on tomorrow show, as well as having our Dot meet
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Judge Mary Claire Akers is going to be doing her
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on the show earlier this week and also had our
Metro News midday as well. So this is all going
on tomorrow and since Valentine's Day is on Saturday this year,
we're going to go live she's doing the King of
Hearts thing tomorrow. We're going to go live to the
(14:55):
Courthouse for a check in with her on tomorrow show
to see how it's going. That is all coming up
on tomorrow's tex says the House of Representatives passed the
Save Act. They're trying to disenfranchise women's votes because Republican
policies aren't popular among women. Occurrently, says a Tankster quick
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note about talk Line today, and we're going to check
in with Meadows and Northern Dave Wilson coming up a
little bit later on in the show, but among their
guests today will be West Virginia Secretary of State Chris Warner.
Secretary of Warner is making the news for denying a
request from the Trump Department of Justice. Now here's the story.
(15:38):
The Department of Justice made a request for full access
to the state's voter rolls. Secretary Warner said, and I
will say this, He's not the only secretary of state
across the nation that has said this to the Trump administration.
They simply said no, quote from Secretary Warner, state law
(16:00):
clear voter lists are available in a redacted format from
my office. But I will not be turning over any
West Virginia's protected information in quote, and he goes on
to say that the DOJ doesn't have the authority to
run state elections, saying again quoting I support the effort
to strengthen election integrity, but I will not break the
(16:22):
law in quote. Now, a little background here. The Department
of Justice sent a letter to every state back in
September asking for full access to the voter rolls, unredacted,
with full names, addresses, driver's license numbers, partial social security
(16:44):
numbers of every registered voter. And this came out of Washington,
the Department of Justice asking for this. Secretary Warner republican.
Several other Secretaries of State have said simply no editorial comment.
I'm your host here, amen, and hats off to Secretary Warner.
(17:06):
In my opinion, and again, I don't give a lot
of opinions when I have other guests in the show,
but when I'm by myself, I kind of like to
give my opinion. It's just another attempt, in my opinion,
by the Trump administration to take things out of State's
hands and into d C, which, when you think about it,
is the least Republican thing ever. And again I applaud
(17:33):
Secretary Warner. Interestingly enough, Chris Warner's younger brother, Mac, former
Secretary of State, now works in the Trump administration. If
I'm correct on it, and if I'm not, think it's
for the Department of Justice. And if I am a
totally different div I mean, the Department of Justice is
pretty big division. It's not like you, you know, run
into people in the hallway or anything like that. But
(17:55):
I will say that when Mac Warner, Chris's brother with
Secretary of State during the first Trump administration, he turned
down similar measures, not exactly worded the same way. But
again during the first Trump administration, they were asking going
to secretaries of state around the country Republican, a Democrat,
and asking for information that quite frankly, is unconstitutional for
(18:16):
them to give up because Constitution is pretty planned on that.
It is the state's rights. It's the state's duty to
put on elections. So editorial comment on my part there,
I say, great job Secretary of State Chris Warner, and
he will join Wilson Meadows coming up on talk line
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little bit more when we come back from the break.
And Wilson and Meadows are live at the Capitol, coming
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to check in with them as well. Although I did
hear I did hear a rumor, you know, Senator Rupy Phillips,
who fries maloney in the Capital on Wednesdays, wasn't there
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yesterday because he was in DC. I understand it's bloney
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Meadows aren't there, Senator Phillips may have already fired up
the Maloney, Friar and so Well. I won't be talking
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fun fun. Time now quickly To washington the leads story
this morning Wv metronews dot. Com big ceremony at The
White house, yesterday The president announced The department Of energy
investment in coal fired power plants here in The Mountain,
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state basically modernizing plants to the tune of one hundred
and seventy five million. Dollars according to A department Of
energy to, quote, modernize retro, fit and extend the useful
life of coal fired power plants that serve rural and
remote communities across THE, us keeping dependable energy sources, online
strengthening grid, reliability and helping keep electricity costs lower For american,
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families businesses in quotes. Now those upgrades will Include John
amos here in The, valley The Mountaineer Power plan In Mason,
County Mond Powers facility In maidsville In Montaguelier, county.
Speaker 3 (24:12):
Etc.
Speaker 1 (24:13):
Etc The president signed in executive order telling The department
Of defense to buy its power for military bases and
other installations. Now Senators capitol And justice both out with
statements praising The. President several legislators were there as mentioned,
earlier you can read the story Wv Metro news dot.
(24:33):
Com and AS i said, Earlier Chris hamilton from The
West Virginia Coal association will join us during the news
and the noon hour today On Metro News. Midday and
Also Senator Rupy phillips From Logan, county the col Delegate Coal.
Senator i'd still remember in my head The lyaplady said
that said Cold. DELL i don't know whether he's up
upgraded at The Coal senator or. Not both were at
(24:54):
The White house. Yesterday Senator phillips will join me during
the two o'clock hour today On Metro News Mida. Day
also on talk line delegate to another delegate that was,
There david McCormick from Mon. County he's going to talk
about that coming up a little bit later. On But
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to go live to the. Capitol that my Man tony The,
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big wintertime sales event going on today and tomorrow at
his place On Virginia street In. CHARLESTON i attempted called
Parent zino this morning AND i, Said, hey you want
to come on the. Show he, Said, Dave i'm just too.
Busy now that's how you know things are moving out
the door with our good Friend tony The taylor that
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he was too busy for a five minute phone call.
Today so that's. That having been, said his big event
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of the, things, though are cash, only no credit, card
just come grab, it preferably pay for. It there is
AN atm across the street as, well and If tony
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can break away a little, Bit i'll try to have
him on the show. Tomorrow these guys always are ready
to go because they're not doing a heck of a
lot right. Now It's wilson And meadows and they're live
at The. Capitol i'm, Kidding. Fellers good, morning good, morning.
Speaker 3 (26:34):
Just sitting, here you, know got an episode of South
park on the, laptop just hanging, out not doing The.
Speaker 1 (26:41):
So Is Senator phillip's gonna be fining the baloney? TODAY i,
Understand that's WHAT i.
Speaker 3 (26:45):
Hear there was a big sign. Yesterday of course he
was at The White, house SO i had a big
son on the front door that said Hot Maloney sandwiches
moved To.
Speaker 1 (26:52):
Thursday we have a twenty four hour delay On. Blooney
wouldn't it.
Speaker 3 (26:57):
Have been courteous to take The president a Hot bloney?
Speaker 1 (27:01):
Sandwich maybe he, Did maybe he did.
Speaker 3 (27:04):
Know, yeah it's a Good blooney. Sandwich it's the best.
BELOW i had a Hot boloney sandwich one. Time it
was the BEST i ever. Made it was better than.
Yours you've got to take, two, though one for the
Secret service. Test.
Speaker 1 (27:14):
Well, well, yeah all, right, NOW. Tj you're A Boon county.
Guy you are you a blooney. Guy you a fried blooney?
Speaker 3 (27:21):
Guy, oh, yes, yes all?
Speaker 1 (27:23):
Right mustard or May West virginia, mustard, mayo oh?
Speaker 3 (27:26):
Mustard all?
Speaker 1 (27:27):
Right what about, You, Wilson.
Speaker 3 (27:29):
Let me tell, you go, fried treat with some spicy, mustard?
Okay or spam for spam or. Treat either. One as
long as it comes out of a can and it's
covered in that jelly. Stuff let me tell. You that's.
Speaker 1 (27:41):
You let me just tell, you, okay this is what
sets us apart from The. Chinese. Okay we have quality
meat and a. Can and as long as we are
in that position of providing quality meat in a, can
they can't touch.
Speaker 3 (27:57):
Us, boys so long as it's not grown in a. Line,
WELL i KNOW.
Speaker 1 (28:01):
I was talking To Deligate Hollis lewis about that a
little bit. Early all, right what you guys got on
the show?
Speaker 3 (28:06):
Today you mentioned we'renna Have david McCormick stop. By he
introduced a bill yesterday that would regulate the vape industry
In West. Virginia he's very excited about. That we'll talk
to him about, that plus his trip to The White,
house and we might talk a little everify With delegate.
McCormick he was very fired up about that a couple
of days. Ago secretary Of State Chris warner will join
(28:27):
us at ten. Thirty he made headlines yesterday denying The
department Of justice's request for voter. Information it, says, HEY
i gotta follow state. Law so those are the two big,
names Plus Hospitals association And West virginia For life will join.
Us it's a pro life day at The capitol.
Speaker 1 (28:40):
Today all, right we'll be listening. In and, AGAIN i
do want to mention on The Secretary warner. SITUATION i
did a little editorialized a little bit. EARLIER i applaud.
HIM i applaud him for that state law is pretty
pretty simple and it's not about having something to hire or.
Whatever he's following the state.
Speaker 3 (28:53):
Law oh AND i haven't run this by a. Teacher
we might talk about who was at The White house
yesterday and who was? NOT i, know, YES i noticed
who was not at The White house. Yesterday just just, Saying,
Dave i'm in middle school.
Speaker 1 (29:07):
Politics, okay somebody didn't even get invited to the. Party
is that what you're?
Speaker 3 (29:11):
Saying? MAYBE i, mean would you turn that invitation? Down
so does that logically conclude you didn't get an.
Speaker 1 (29:20):
INVITATION i don't. Know inquiring minds want to. Know we'll
be listening to ten oh six. Guys thanks a, lot all, Right,
dave All right To Dave allen showing Five Eddieline brown
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You Producer Ryan, nicholson thank you so. Much, Tomorrow Ange
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akers live from The courthouse doing up them weddings tomorrow
with The Valentine's day thing moved To, friday the, Thirteenth
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