Riley Moore

But, uh, the President making news here, uh, perhaps reconsidering his choice of White House press secretary.

We'll have more news and Congressman Riley Moore of West Virginia right after this.

[upbeat music] Common sense for the American people.

This is The Scott Jennings Show.

We have 18 days until the election.

The fight for the House, well, it'll determine what kind of mood President Trump is in for the next couple of years.

Our next guest, Republican Congressman Riley Moore, running for a second term against Democrat Ace Parsey in West Virginia's 2nd district.

This is 27 counties across northern West Virginia, from Wheeling and Parkersburg to Morgantown, Clarksburg, and the Eastern Panhandle, including Martinsburg and Harpers Ferry.

Congressman Thomas Massey.

So moving out of Ohio, you know, in West Virginia, I don't think there's any reason Republicans are worried about Shelley Moore Capito, Carol Miller or Riley Moore winning reelection and going back to D.C.

But in Kentucky, I I wouldn't think there's any reason to worry about who's going to replace Mitch McConnell.

It seems like Andy Barr is going to win that fairly easily.

Looks like the lights went out again, good night.

The musical stylings of maggot member of Congress from West Virginia, Riley Moore.

But wait! I mean, that's kind of typical, really, if you want to get right down to it.

I mean, woo, yeah, party! But then there's a lyric to a song.

And Ralph's Challenge has been met.

And thank you very, very kindly, both of you.

And we are down to... $785 for the fundraising deficit so if we were to raise another well honestly sweating a lot of bills here if we could knock out a chunk your humble hostess can keep the lupine pest off the porch in a number of ways but thank you Frank and thank you Jeremy and thank you Ralph for the challenge Got a note in from earlier Cynthia when I was talking about Riley Moore, Ricky Rattler.

And he referenced Highway One in one of his song stylings.

And thank God it is.

I'd rather have a young guy like Brandon Gill, good friend, or Riley Moore in West Virginia, for example.

who would rather just say what is in fact prescient and true than trying to impress the financial backers in the room.

Because that's what I really think on the inside.

I'm not going to vote straight ticket Republican.

I mean, we got it easy because we're in Riley Moore's district.

That doesn't mean I'm going to vote Democrat.

I want to make

And look, I live in West Virginia.

We got Riley Moore.

He's based.

So it's like, you know, I'm always going to go out and vote for Riley.