Todd Stacy

Let us know what is on your mind.

Uh, coming up on the program, a late cancellation from, uh, one of our Friday regulars, Todd Stacy.

Very late cancellation, I might add.

Uh, but, uh, Paul DeMarco gonna come in and pinch hit for him in, uh, the bottom of the hour here.

Uh, Alabama Republican Party Chairman Scott Stott Hagen will be with us in the 10:00 hour.

And then in the 11:00 hour, our returning champion, State Senator Chris Ellie.

Joining us now, um, uh, r- very late into the lineup, pinch-hitting for Todd Stacy, who is away this morning, uh, Paul DeMarco, uh, coming on the program.

Paul, good morning.

If you need to be in touch with the program, what you gotta do, you gotta text me and we'll, uh, respond to the best of our abilities.

Uh, coming up on the program, generally we got Todd Stacy.

Uh, generally your Friday show, but we got Todd Stacy in about a half-hour from, um, Alabama Daily News and Capital Journal.

Also on the program, Steve Marshall, our attorney general, will make time for us.

I gotta get him on to talk a little bit about some of these price gouging laws, protections that are in effect, I guess, I assume.

Popping in the wind-

251-343-0106.

Todd Stacy on the way.

[laughs] So it was a good, good time.

All right, uh, a lot to talk about, and we'll check in with our buddy Todd Stacy, Alabama Daily News and Capital Journal, and, uh, good to talk to you.

Good to be with you, Sean.

There's, uh, ev- there's so many stories, but I do wanna start off with one.

All right, Sean.

Be good.

There goes Todd Stacy.

We're coming right back.

But give it your best shot.

Anyway, coming up on the program about a half hour from now, Todd Stacy from Alabama Daily News.

And in the 11 o'clock hour, we'll hear from Scott Butcher, my friend at the Trestle Tribune.

He's the publisher there, so stay tuned for that.

Welcome back to the Jeff Poor Show on FM Talk 106.5.

Thanks for being with us on this Friday morning.

Todd Stacy coming up in the next segment.

We're very front-loaded today, but that's just how we had to do it.

That's all I'm saying.

A- and I look at them, a- and Todd Stacy, Alabama Public Television, he's got a corrupt deal with his website where they pay for half of one of his employees, and he gets the head of the Democratic Party on the program the other day and doesn't even ask him about the candidate they have in North Alabama that has a stalking order against him for trying to shoot someone in the head, and he doesn't even ask the question.

And I'm telling you this right now, i- if the head of the Alabama Republican Party went on there and there was a similar situation, he would've asked that question.

There's a bias here-

I agree with your statement a- completely.

A- and I, and I don't think...

And I like Todd Stacy, believe it or not.

[laughs] I don't have any problem with him personally.