In the third hour, the following topics were covered:

Canadian Euthanasia: Discussion regarding the controversial expansion and implementation of Canada's medical assistance in dying program.

SC Governor’s Race: An analysis of the upcoming election, highlighting that candidate success will depend on their ability to drive voter turnout.

MacDill AFB Threat: A report on the discovery of an explosive device located near the MacDill Air Force Base.

Canada's euthanasia program is facing increased scrutiny and discussion regarding its policies and implementation.

Canada's euthanasia program is facing increased scrutiny and discussion regarding its policies and implementation.

In the second hour of the program, the following topics were covered:

SC Agriculture Commission Race: Charlie James interviewed Cody Johnson regarding his campaign and vision for South Carolina’s farming industry.

Ennis Fant Residency: Discussions focused on allegations that County Representative Ennis Fant may not actually reside within Greenville County.

Political Skepticism: A segment highlighting the general lack of trust the public holds for politicians, even under "normal" circumstances.

Legislative Gridlock: A report on a bill sent by Speaker Thune to the House that is

Questions have been raised about whether Ennis Fant meets the residency requirements to represent Greenville County, specifically whether he actually lives within the district he serves.

Charlie James and Cody Johnson discussed Johnson's campaign for South Carolina Agriculture Commissioner. The conversation centered on Johnson’s vision for the state's farming industry, emphasizing the need to support local farmers, modernize agricultural practices, and ensure the long-term sustainability of South Carolina's agribusiness sector.

HOUR 1

1st - Last night the Senate passed bill to open the Gov’t except fund I.C.E.

2nd - You are not being represented, whether you are Repub or Dem

3rd - The Senate Bill doesn’t make House Republicans happy at all.

4th - Bad Idea to let the Senate to go home during times like this

The Senate passed a bill to reopen the government while specifically excluding funding for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). This move aims to restore federal operations and pay workers while decoupling the contentious issue of immigration enforcement for a separate debate.

Early Friday morning, March 27, 2026, the Senate unanimously passed a bill to fund most of the Department of Homeland Security (DHS), except for Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and parts of Customs and Border Protection (CBP). This move aims to end a 42-day partial government shutdown that has caused significant airport delays and left federal workers without pay.

The March 26, 2026, broadcast of The Charlie James Show covers missed TSA pay, SC gubernatorial candidate Rom Reddy's reform platform, the U.N.'s immigration schemes, and the argument that politics is downstream from culture.

Thursday, March 26th, 2026 - The Charlie James Show

HOUR 1

1st - Tomorrow is going to be the 2nd pay period TSA workers miss

2nd - Someone give me some evidence of conservatism out of Columbia

3rd - New Yorkers pay over 72% more than the average per kilowatt hr

4th - Iran can close the Straight of Hormuz by threat; No Kings Rallies this Saturday

HOUR 2

5th - SC Gov Candidate and SC DOGE creator Rom Reddy on The Charlie James Show Pt. 1

6th - SC Gov Candidate and SC DOGE creator Rom Reddy on The Charlie James Show Pt. 2

7th - We got all these debates coming up for SC Governor.

8th - The senate has not taken up whether to not to go along with the BB Bill

HOUR 3

9th - Let’s name the portion of I-77 after Former President Barack Hussein Obama

10th - So who all do the Democrats care about?

11th - Calls on the WORD talk like about undocumented Americans

12th - Politics are downstream from culture, gotta change the culture

HOUR 4

13th- The United Nations had this immigration replacement scheme for the E.U.

14th- Mike Johnson is upset because Democrats are messing up TSA lives

15th- Somehow elected officials got to protect each other

16th- Trump needs Senator Lindsey Graham