Renee Jolly is the parent of a son who was falsely accused by a female student, and wrongfully expelled from his university. Jolly believes in fairness and due process for all students on University campuses across this nation and can speak about what her son is going through, this push for Mob Justice, and how Education Secretary Betsy DeVos' proposed regulations will make a difference. Go to http://www.saveservices.org/ to learn more.

Linville is one of three delegates from Cabell's 16th district. He gives his thoughts on the Governor's speech, broadband, roads, education, addiction recovery, and more. I also ask him about the Constitutional requirement on the Governor living in the Capital city.

Patrick Morrisey likes some of what he heard in Gov. Justice's address. I also ask him about Justice not living in Charleston, contrary to the state constitution.

GOP Delegate Marshall Wilson from District 60 comment's on Gov. Jim Justice's State of the State Address. He says most of the good ideas Justice proposed have already been discussed by Republican lawmakers.

US Rep. Bill Johnson (R-OH) gives high marks to the President on the border issue. He also discusses the shutdown, the Pelosi-House, gun control, Syria, and more!

Delegate Jim Butler represents District 14. He is starting his 4th term.

Rob Cornelius is Chair of the Wood Co. Republicans. He questions WV GOP Party Chair Melody Potter using an invitation sent out by the Party to Gov. Justice's re-election announcement.

Former WV Delegate, Republican Mike Folk, blames Gov. Jim Justice for not only causing last year's teacher strike, but says if nobody else challenges him, HE will file to run against him in 2020!

US Rep. Alex Mooney from WV-2 agrees with Pres. Trump on the border issue, but wishes he'd made a stronger push when the GOP still had control of the House.

Allen Whitt, President Family Policy Council of WV, says after a vote Tuesday night in Beckley, WV, you may be fined $2000 for refusing a date from a transgender coworker if you’ve previously accepted a date from a “straight” co-worker. Beckley City Council prepares to issue $2000 fines to private Christian business owners for preventing males from entering ladies rooms.