MetroNews Talkline

Senator Shelley Moore Capito does a deep dive on the permit reform bill introduced into the Senate. Pollster Celinda Lake details new polling data released by the WV Democratic Party. Bryan Hughes says the rain in coming. Chris Stirewalt stops by. And... STEAM RELEASE!!!

Homer Hickam talks about the future Space Academy and the possibility of it being located in WV. Cardinal Institute has a new financial analysis of Hope Scholarship and its impact. Colyn Ritter breaks it down. Hoppy stops by. Steven Allen Adams, of Ogden Newspapers, discusses Senator Jim Justice's political plans. Joe Brocato previews weekend football.

Brad McElhinny spoke with lawmakers about the future of nuclear development in WV. House Speaker Roger Hanshaw also weighed in on where WV goes after pulling out of consideration for Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campuses. FSU Political Science Professor Robert Bolton discusses the limited polling data out ahead of the midterms. US Attorney Moore Capito stops by.

Brad McElhinny has an update on the legal proceeding challenging the state's school vaccination laws. New polling data is out looking at the governor's approval ratings and races in WV Senate Districts 1 & 8. Amelia Knisley drops by to explain. Dan McGinn talks about opposition to the Valley Link Transmission line. Liberty Capito, statistician with NewsNation, talks about the dangers of...

Dave & TJ discuss financial incentives for immigration enforcement and if they are a good idea. Scott MacFarlane stops by. Marshall Chief Legal Counsel, Toney Stroud explains a victory in Marshall's lawsuit against Pitt. And Brad Howe offers his thoughts on WVU's loss to Iowa State. Second Hour... Congressman Riley Moore talks about Safe Disposal of Opioids Act and his thoughts on President...

More fallout on WV pulling out of the Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus program. Del. Kayla Young weighs in. WV Democratic Party Chair Mike Pushkin has details on the annual Kennedy-Roosevelt Dinner. Chris Stirewalt stops by. And... STEAM RELEASE!!

Reacting to WV pulling out of the running for a Nuclear Lifestyle Innovation Campus. Steven Allen Adams of Ogden Newspapers, who broke the story, joins the show. Hoppy also weighs in on the missed opportunity. Chelsea Follet with the Cato Institute explains why expanded payments for childcare are not the right answer. Revenue Secretary Eric Nelson has updated numbers. Plus, your calls and texts.

The WV Drug Czar, Dr. Stephen Lloyd resigns. WV Watch Reporter Amelia Knisley has details. Jared Halpern checks in from the White House. Sen. Brian Helton outlines legislation he plans to introduce in 2027 to reinstate the death penalty. Brad McElhinny recaps a PSC hearing this week. Del. David McCormick explains why he has been concerned about Kratom.

A lot of energy talk on the show. Senator Capito discusses nuclear power options and the passage of the Save College Sports Act. Putnam County Senator Eric Tarr shares his thoughts on the handling of the NLIC campus proposals. Brad McElhinny stops by. And a discussion with US Assistant Secretary of Energy Audrey Robertson.

Dave & TJ discuss the weekend dust-up between the governor and the WV Gazette-Mail. County leaders are concerned about the antiquated jail bill system. Ben Salango stops by. Washington Times Columnist Mike McKenna talks permitting reform. Brad Howe breaks down the Mountaineers' performance against Oklahoma State.