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New York State Assemblyman Phil Palmesano (R,C-Corning) joins the show immediately following the news conference he participated in along with other members of the Assembly and Senate Republican Conferences to further expound on New York State's desires to go fully electric.

Ahead of a news conference with state lawmakers about the potential ramifications of New York State's full boar push towards going 100% electric, we welcome Domenic Cortese of the Hammertime radio show here on NewsRadio 930 WBEN to give his thoughts on the effects that New York State's stance on electric could have on it's residents.

Bauerle returns from the WBEN listener trip, and announces there will be another trip in the near future, so we take your suggestions on wat your bucket list trip would be. As far as the meat and potatoes of the show go, in an effort to counteract New York State's push toward full electrification, Congressman Nick Langworthy recently introduced the 'Energy Choice Act', and discussed it with Lucas Buckley on WBEN's 'Hardline'. The act would prohibit states or local governments from banning an energy service's connection, reconnection, modification, installation, or expansion based on the type or source of energy to be delivered. Do you support this?

Joe Beamer is in for Tom Bauerle today, and to start off, school safety has undoubtedly been on the minds of many in the wake of another tragic shooting carried out at a school in Minneapolis. Bryan DalPorto, Director of Safety and Security for Niagara Falls City School District joins the show to talk some of the biggest points of emphasis security wise this school year for his district, security aspects that tend to get overlooked at schools, and more, and we ask you what are some security measures you'd like to see in schools?

Also, a popular topic every time it gets brought up, one hit wonders. We take your picks on the greatest one hit wonders.

In the wake of the horrifying tragedy that took place in Minnesota, new concerns have been raised about the bell to bell cell phone ban in New York State schools, the concern being kids won't be able to contact their parents as easily if an incident were to occur. How do you think New York State should be policing this issue? As a parent, would you be more worried if your kid didn't have cell phone access at school? Also on the show today, 40% of Gen Z are now saying they want to come back to the office due to feelings of loneliness and isolation caused by working from home, and when you're traveling, after a long day of work or leisure, when you get back to the hotel, what is your go to hotel TV show?

Beamer is in for Bauerle today and our guest for today's Wednesday with a Democrat segment is Erie County Clerk Mickey Kearns, who is a registered democrat, to talk about the decline in popularity democrats have been seeing lately, as well as what's going on in the clerk's office, and we discuss and bring you the latest information on the mass shooting that took place in Minneapolis, MN.

On the show, we are joined to start things off by James Gardner, GOP candidate for Mayor of Buffalo, after the recent closure of Misuta Chows, we talk about downtown Buffalo, where it all went wrong and how he would revitalize downtown Buffalo, and we open the floor for your thoughts on downtown Buffalo as well. Following that, the topic of marriage was vaulted into people's minds after Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce announced their engagement, and that got Joe thinking about an idea someone floated on social media. Given that around 50% of marriages end in divorce, should married couples be required to renew their marriage license every few years, and have the option to opt out of their marriage if they so choose?

In light of another local business closing in downtown Buffalo, Misuta Chows, GOP candidate for Mayor of Buffalo James Gardner joins Joe Beamer to discuss what is going wrong with downtown Buffalo, and how he would revitalize downtown Buffalo.

Beamer is in for Bauerle and today we start off with talking about being a homeowner, and how that is becoming increasingly difficult for the younger generation to do, is it even worth it, is being a homeowner all it's cracked up to be? Also, we talk about a Wall Street Journal poll that found Democrats got the lowest approval rating from voters in 35 years, the closure of yet another business downtown, Misuta Chows, and we wrap up with the new policy being rolled out by Southwest Airlines which would require plus sized travelers to purchase an extra seat.

Joe Beamer fills in for Bauerle once again, and we bring you all the latest on a bus crash that took place just before 1 p.m. Friday on the 90E in Genesee County, which unfortunately resulted in multiple fatalities. We get updates from WBEN's Brayton Wilson, Peter Cutler of ECMC, and more.