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Alabama House of Representatives

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Oct 18, 2026

Harry ShearerHOST
44:54
The Department of Justice apologized? Can that be possible? Late Monday for a controversial ad featuring President Trump that continued to run after a court sided with government watchdog groups in temporarily blocking the ads.
Harry ShearerHOST
45:08
Common Cause and a coalition of other groups, including a candidate for an Alabama House seat, Alabama House seat, sued over the ad, arguing the Trump administration broke the law in using federal funds for an ad that amounts to a campaign expenditure.
Harry ShearerHOST
45:23
The plaintiffs did win a temporary restraining order in the case late Sunday, but they complained to the court the ad was not yet off the airwaves by Monday.
Harry ShearerHOST
45:33
Quote, "The undersigned apologizes to the court and the plaintiffs," unquote, a Justice Department attorney.
Molly RobertsPANELIST
56:24
So there is the-- There's Common Cause, which has other people along with it.
Molly RobertsPANELIST
56:29
It has an Alabama House candidate, uh, a New York union, and a New York PAC that's in the Southern District of New York.
Molly RobertsPANELIST
56:37
There is the DNC in DC, and then there's the newest one today, the Democratic Party of Wisconsin, and a Democratic candidate for Wisconsin state treasurer, also in DC.
Molly RobertsPANELIST
56:48
And in the Common Cause complaint in the Southern District of New York and the DNC case here in DC, there are new motions for temporary restraining orders, and there was a brief hearing today in the New York one.
Molly RobertsPANELIST
56:24
So there is the There's Common Cause, which has other people along with it.
Molly RobertsPANELIST
56:29
It has an Alabama House candidate, a New York union and a New York PAC.
Molly RobertsPANELIST
56:35
That's in the Southern District of New York.
Molly RobertsPANELIST
56:37
There is the DNC in DC.
Brandon BurtonHOST
1:49
Today's guest is Kyle South, President and CEO of the Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama, where he leads efforts focused on economic growth, business development, workforce initiatives, and quality of the region.
Brandon BurtonHOST
2:03
Kyle brings a unique perspective to that work, combining experience in the private sector with background in public service as a former member of the Alabama House of Representatives.
Brandon BurtonHOST
2:14
His experience in business, government, and public policy gives him a broad understanding of opportunities and challenges facing employers and communities throughout Alabama.
Brandon BurtonHOST
2:24
In his current role, Kyle works closely with leaders in business, education, government, and the community to strengthen West Alabama's economy, encourage collaboration, and create new opportunities for the people and businesses who call the region home.
Amy Beth ShaverHOST
81:56
Mm.
Amy Beth ShaverHOST
81:56
Beach formerly served in the Alabama House of Representatives as a Democrat for nearly a decade.
Amy Beth ShaverHOST
82:02
She tried to run in the 2022 Republican primary, but ALGOP rejected her because of her previous party affiliation.
Allison SinclairHOST
82:09
That's a good rejection.
Allison SinclairHOST
22:12
Knapp ahead.
Amy Beth ShaverHOST
22:13
N- Beach formerly served in the Alabama House of Representatives as a Democrat for nearly a decade.
Amy Beth ShaverHOST
22:19
She tried to run in the 2022 Republican primary, but ALGOT rejected her because of her previous party affiliation.
Allison SinclairHOST
22:26
That's a good rejection.
Caroline DobsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
2:07
Why would they step away from their career? Why would their family make the sacrifices it takes to run for office if you don't trust that you aren't even gonna have a fair process, a fair chance of getting elected? So, um, it's important for engagement, it's important for participation, and also important for the people of Alabama to trust that their elected officials know that their authority comes from, comes from us, the people, the voters.
Andrea TiceHOST
2:33
The LGBTQ Caucus within the Democratic Party here in Alabama is expressing support of two transgender candidates who are running for the Alabama House.
Andrea TiceHOST
2:41
The public support comes after Republican leadership here in the state said that the two men are pretending to be women and are exhibiting their mental illness.
Andrea TiceHOST
2:50
Richard White Jr., the chairman of the LGBTQ Caucus, says that the comments coming from the ALGOP chairman, Scott Stadhagen, and later on state lawmaker Chris Elliott, are all a partisan attack.
Andrea TiceHOST
1:20
Gulf Shores Mayor Robert Craft confirmed that evacuation orders have been lifted, bridges are open, and residents as well as tourists are free to return to that area.
Andrea TiceHOST
1:30
State lawmaker Chris Elliott says the recent two transgender candidates running for the Alabama House are not going to bring in a lot of votes for the Democrat Party.
Andrea TiceHOST
1:38
Elliott spoke about it on FM Talk 106.5 out of Mobile when the races regarding Allison Montgomery and Terri Osborne were brought up.
Chris ElliottSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
1:44
I think there are challenges in certain districts where, where population and the demographics of those populations have changed.
Jim ScampoliHOST
33:08
This is what we were referencing.
Jim ScampoliHOST
33:11
He's from the Alabama House of Representatives, or he was.
Jim ScampoliHOST
33:16
I don't know what year this was.
Jim ScampoliHOST
33:20
It was about bringing in gourmet beer to Alabama or something like that.
Maggie GaddyCORRESPONDENT
11:56
Reporting for the Alabama Ag Cast, this is Maggie Gaddy.
Mike MoodyHOST
12:01
The Alabama House of Representatives passed SB 159 in the last legislative session, and it was signed into law by Governor Ivey on April 17th of this year This law exempts certain ag operations from utility taxes.
Mike MoodyHOST
12:15
We've got Preston Roberts, Assistant Director of the External Affairs Department in to explain what this law is and how it's being implemented.
Mike MoodyHOST
12:24
Preston, thanks for coming on the show today.

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