MetroNews Talkline

Gat Caperton, President of Gat Creek, says President Trump's tariffs have had a positive impact on his industry. Revenue Secretary Eric Nelson details Aprils revenues. Columnist Steven Allen Adams visits. Jared Halpern, with Fox News, has the latest on the president. And details on a Huntington Bank partnership supporting education in WV.

is there tension in the Morrisey administration? Metronews Midday co-host Dave Allen discusses. Sydnei Tatum, a photographer, has been documenting the damange left behind by the February flood in McDowell County. Political Commentator Matt Lewis talks Trump.

Senator Shelley Moore Capito joins the show. Hoppy weighs in on the challenges of making actual cuts to governement programs. Governor Patrick Morrisey discusses bills he signed and vetoed. Delegate Geno Chiarelli, Monongalia-R, talks about homelessness issues.

Chris Miller, former candidate for governor and car dealer, discusses the Trump tariff regime. Libert Capito, weighs in on coal and climate change. Morgantown voters uphold the city's camping ban. The Real ID deadline is looming. Plus, your thoughts on the text line.

JB McCuskey, WV Attorney General discusses a lawsuit challenging Vermont's SuperFund. Paul Swann, of WRVC Radio in Huntington, discusses the pending departure of Marshall AD Christian Spears. Fox's Ryan Schmelz weighs in on Trump's 100 days in office. Taylor Richmond, Chair of WV Libertarian Party is in-studio.

Justice Beth Walker, who announced her retirement last week, joins the show. Harrison County Senator Ben Queen stops by. Brad McElhinny has an update on Green Power's lack of progress at its South Charleston plant. And Howard Monroe joins the discussion.

Michael Cole, whose daughter died from Fentanyl, discusses Lauren's Law and efforts to help people dealing with addiction. Dan Diorio with the Data Center Coalition offers his insights. Toyota making a signficant investment in its plant in Putnam County. Plus, Brad McElhinny stops by and Steam Release!

Dave, TJ & Brad McElhinny discuss the governor's first 100 days in office. Chris Towner, of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, warns congress could add significantly to the national debt. Hoppy Kercheval and Joe Brocato also stop by.

WV Senator Jason Barrett discusses the effort to remove petroleum based dyes from the food supply. Brad McElhinny drops by. John Antonik remembers the life and career of ESPN Announcer and Clarksburg native, Mike Patrick.

WV Treasurer Larry Pack stops by the show. Ryan Schmelz, Fox News Radio, discusses the latest on the illegal immigration debate. Washington Times National Security Correspondent Bill Gertz explains how China is recruiting spies in the US.