00:02

All right, let's go to the WRD talk line. We'll talk to Brian in Gaffney. How you doing, Brian? Hey, Charlie, I don't agree with uh Joy Reid and I don't want Iran to win the war. Robert Kiyosaki said that Iran is playing an economic war while the United States is playing a kinetic war. And the longer they're in it, they're winning. If they're not losing, then they're winning because the United States can't take them out right now.

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And Iran is winning the economic war by controlling the Strait of Hormuz. And it's going to take a lot of uh begging of Donald Trump to get South Korea or England or anybody else to help with the Strait of Hormuz. I don't think it's going to take a lot of begging at all. don't think it's going to take a lot of No, no, no, no, no, no, because remember they're going to benefit from this too. I don't think they will though. Well, then uh screw them.

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Then screw them. mean, I know Keir Starmer is a socialist, then we ought to put massive tariffs off anything that comes through the Gulf of the Strait of Hormuz and show them exactly they're there. Trump is already exposing the lily-livered, do-nothing nations out there, like Canada, like France, like England, the ones that were supposed to be. Did you know that France is harboring Iranian regime members right now? I mean, not France, Canada.

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I'm sure they are. This is a war that we shouldn't have been in though. is going to happen like Vietnam. No, it is not. I guarantee you it's not. It's only been two weeks. We just took Karg Island. The north, east and west of Iran are mountains. The only way we can get in is through the south and we're getting 2,500 Marines to go there. Just like Vietnam, they'll get 5,000 to help them and then 10,000 more after that. This is a big mistake. Okay.

01:59

All right, we'll see, Brian, we'll see. Hadn't been a mistake so far. just took... This whole thing, let me tell you something. You know why this thing is the way it is? Because right now, you know who Donald Trump is really worried about? The people of Iran. He's worried about the people of Iran. Now, if we were at war with the people of Iran, this thing would be over with.

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You go in, he could take out their entire electric infrastructure right now. He could have blown up all of Cargillian instead of the military installations that they had there. He could have taken it all out, but he didn't. All of this waffling that I'm seeing from a lot of Republicans, so-called Republicans out there, is very unappetizing to me.

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I just had a text they're talking about, oh, we're sick and tired of Donald Trump. Donald Trump lied. We need a true MAGA leader. Oh, do we really? Well, there was a poll that was done by YouGov slash The Economist that say that 91%, 91 % of MAGA supporters approve of President Trump's actions in Iran. 91%.

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Among all Republicans, 83 % approved. So don't give me this, know, oh, MAGA doesn't like, no, you're wrong. You're wrong. As usual, you're wrong. So CNN recently did a poll and I know they hated to report this, but here's what it was. Are voters feeling about Democrats right now? Yeah, I mean, Democrats in the minds of the American public.

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are lower than the Dead Sea. What are we talking about here? Well, let's take a look at the net approval rating for Democrats in Congress. You said it, Kate Baldwin, the lowest ever. Look at this. Overall, they are 55 points underwater. Their approval rating is south of 20%. It's even worse when you look at independents. Look at this, negative 61 points. That means that their approval rating is 61 points lower than their disapproval rating. Quinnipiac has been polling this question for the better part of the 21st century.

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They have never found Democrats, at least those in Congress, in worse shape than they are right now. Worse than ever. Now, once you think about this, Democrats are worse. They have the lowest approval rating that they hav ...

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I pledge allegiance to the flag of the United States of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all.

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spacious skies for amber waves of

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For purple mountain majesties.

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Share his grace on P. uh

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America is back. Yes, sir. And we are back. Let's go to the WRD talk line and talk to Larry in Reedville. How you doing, Larry? Doing fine. I trust you having a good day as well. I am, sir. Yes, thank you. What's up? All I want to do is add a little bit on why I think the Democrats chose.

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to include the TSA in the shutdown. And you probably already know this on the thing. find all the monitors or TVs and all airports, the TV news that's on there is CNN. Yeah. And so a lot of people probably don't realize that, a lot of these people are getting a lot of false news while they're sat there angry, waiting in line. You're right about that.

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Are you are you right? don't know what kind of a contract CNN has with these airports, but they are everywhere. You're right. I appreciate it, Larry. Thank you very much. OK, so how many people?

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on the bingo card had Donald Trump getting radical leftist women to actually support the Iranian regime. Anybody have that? thought ... Wow. I am absolutely flabbergasted. I want you to listen to this woman. Her name is Katrina.

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She appears to work for the Guthrie Clinic in New York. Ooh, a healthcare provider. Let's see what Katrina has to say. Now, I ran. You do know that your target is not New York City, right? I just want you to understand the assignment, okay? And because we don't, we don't agree with this, but your target is Washington, D.C. and Mar-a-Lago, okay? Not New York City, not anywhere else. Those two places, okay? We here? Don't miss like the last person.

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Okay. Don't miss like the last person. Well, she's not the only one. This is a woman. um Looks like she's a nurse in Philadelphia named Shannon Smith, who works at Aurora Home Home Care. Here we go. So I heard the new leader of Iran wants to take out you know who and leader of Iran. If you're seeing this for any reason, I just want you to know that

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Most of us are rooting for you, actually, but I think most of us would like it to be kind of slow and painful if you wouldn't mind. Okay. Go get them, bud. Go get them, Go get them, bud. Go get them. Go get them. That's right. The Iranian regime.

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Yeah. Have you seen the video? Maybe we should send um Shannon Smith over at Aurora Home Healthcare, um the videos of the women being beaten in the streets of Iran. Maybe we could just show her that. you know, maybe we could just show her. I mean, she works in the healthcare industry, so she might not be screamish. uh Show her pictures of the genital mutilation.

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of that goes on. Just show her some of that stuff. How about that? How about we do that? How about play her the video of the imams that says it's okay for men to beat their husbands and not out of anger, but out of correction. They need to be corrected. And the video of the guy saying, listen, if a nine-year-old girl can get pregnant,

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then she is not off limits. Not off limits.

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So yeah, so these are the women. This is the new women's rights movement. Now I want you to hear Joy Reid who says probably the dumbest thing ever. Our regime has secret police. They have secret police. Our regime is oppressing women, taking away abortion rights, taking away women's rights in like 26 countries, 26 states, some states where they're trying to have the death penalty for having an abortion. They also oppress women. They have the highest rate of women who are in STEM careers. We're kicking women out.

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of the military, out of university. We're saying that DEI means women can't be hired for high positions in the sciences. So we're marginally better and we're doing it for Christianity. They're doing it for Is ...

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Welcome to the program on this nasty, yucky, stormy Monday. I tell you what, uh we didn't get much of the house today. We got about 30, 45 seconds, maybe of some strong winds as this thing came through. Other places got a lot worse, so we hardly got anything at all. um We did hear about uh one business in Gaffney.

00:30

apparently lost their roof. Somebody was talking about today how they think they had a tornado at their house and I don't believe that's what it was. Of course, that'll all have to be verified by the National Weather Service and all of that stuff. NOAA. But a lot of people will sometimes mistake straight line wind damage with rotational wind damage and those two are different things.

01:00

It could have been a lot worse. mean, they were expecting some bad stuff. They've still got some warnings going on down in Charleston. We had friends up in Mooresville. They lost power. And they were like, we lost power and we get ready to go on a trip. And I'm like, man, that stinks. somebody's telling you not to go on a trip? How many signs do you need not to go on that trip?

01:27

When a storm comes and you're getting ready and all the power goes out, might not want to go. But anyway, looks pretty good here in the upstate. Thankfully, thankfully so. But now it's going to bring in cold weather, right? And what I think Wednesday night and Thursday, going to get down to 27, something like that? It's going to be unbelievable, 32 tonight. So I got to go out and I got to turn the spigots off or the one spigot that I have on at my house.

01:57

Don't want that thing to freeze. Wouldn't that be awful in the springtime?

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You get a frozen pipe in a bus, that would be absolutely horrible. what else we got going on in the world today? Of course, we've got Operation Epic Fury. We'll talk a little bit more about that in the Gulf of Hormuz. um That is still not open. A lot of people are wondering, a lot of people are wondering what the plan was. Some people are thinking there wasn't even a plan. I will guarantee you there was some sort of a plan. what President Trump, and this is kind of smart, you see, because at this point,

02:33

None of these other countries have any skin in the game.

02:37

And all of these countries depend on that oil going through the Gulf of Hormuz. But they're not offering any assistance, especially people like France, you know, the folks in the European Union. What Trump is trying to do is trying to make these folks pony up because then they will have a vested interest in making sure that the strait, did I say the Gulf, was the Strait of Hormuz, is absolutely safe and secure. They got to get in on this.

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They're going to be the ones benefiting from it. They need to be the ones that are helping out in patrolling it and making sure that it's safe, right? Absolutely. Well, so we got Operation Epic Fury. We got the Strait of Hormuz. Don't know if you heard about what went on in Ecuador. Apparently, the government of Ecuador um came to the United States and they said, we need some help with our cartels.

03:37

Kind of in the middle of all of this stuff going on in the Middle East, we sent a couple of bombers over there to Ecuador and we took out some cartel members and now they're like, we love you guys. And they're raising the American flag over the embassy there in Ecuador for the first time in decades. So that was pretty cool. So then we got that. And then what else we got going on? Of course, we had Venezuela. That happened with Maduro. And now

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Cuba might be the next to fall because apparently Cuba is having some pretty serious problems today. And breaking news into CNN. Cuba's electrical grid has suffered a complete and total collapse. This is according to the country's power operator. It's the first nationwide blackout since the US effectively shut off the flow of oil to Cuba. And now.

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they have got a full blown collapse over there in Cuba. But, but, but, ...

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Well, ladies and gentlemen, it happened today at noon, the call to the post.

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That's right. It is now officially, I know it seems like it's been, but it's now officially political season here in South Carolina. Today at noon was the opening um of the filing season here in South Carolina. These were for partisan candidate filing periods that opened at noon today. It will close at noon on Monday, March the 30th.

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All partisan candidates must file during this period in order to appear on the ballot. Now this can happen during regular business hours at all appropriate filing locations throughout the filing period. There are filing fees included on this and some of them are pretty steep. Now if you're running for South Carolina House of Representatives, that's only a $208 filing fee. If you're running for

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Solicitor, that's gonna cost you $8,877. If you're running for the US House, $3,000, yeah, you heard me, $8,000 to run for a solicitor, right? I know, JJ's like, what? US House of Representatives, $3,480. You wanna run for the Senate? That's gonna cost you 10,440 smackeroonies. Basically, let's say, lieutenant governor, 4,243.

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Secretary of State, State Treasurer, Attorney General, um Comptroller General, Superintendent, those are $3,680. And now, let's say you want to run, but you just don't have the bucks. um You can actually file as a pauper. Yeah, they have a uh pauper clause where you can file as a pauper.

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So, and the reason I found it was funny, we always had this guy that ran for mayor of Augusta, my hometown, and every election, every four years, he filed as a pauper to run. um his big campaign promise was that he was going to build a monorail from Augusta to Atlanta. A monorail.

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all the way to it. I don't think you ever got much of a vote. But anyway, filing season is open. That means if you have been thinking about running for office here in South Carolina, maybe Greenville, Spartanburg County, those are different filing fees. You have to file those with the county. These are all the state filing fees. um Then m

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And now is the time to make the decision because after what we've seen in the state house over the past year, over the past couple of years, over the past few decades, we have seen exactly how those people operate. And it is becoming more more abundantly clear.

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that those folks really do not have our best interests at heart. mean, this is a job that pays a little over $10,000 a year plus per diem, um and they will fight tooth and nail to keep that job? So they're not in it for that salary, that's not the big thing, and they're not really in it for you, they're in it for all of the perks that come along with it. At least that's how it seems to me. I mean, why else would you fight?

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like cats in a blanket.

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for that job. There's gotta be something else involved. And we know with all the lawyer legislators out there, exactly what all of that does. It's good way to drum up business, especially when our state legislature is the one that appoints our judges. So, if you've been thinking about it, now's the time to do it. Go ahead and file, start that campaign because you have got less than three months now.

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primaries are June the 9th and we have got to make some big changes in Columbia. We have made a little headway the last the last few special elections we had Republicans good conservative Republicans.

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got in and maybe we can continue that trend. Maybe we can have a state.

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that makes the people in Florida jealous instead of it being the other way around. I'm tired of looking at Florida going, man, I wish we could do that. I wish we could do that.

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So we also might have another person. Now we know that Pamela Aved, Ralph Norman, Alan Wilson, Nancy Mace, and Josh Kimbrell are running for the governor's spot here in South Carolina. There may be a sixth candidate entering into that mix. Apparently we're goin ...

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Welcome to the program on this nasty, yucky, stormy Monday. I tell you what, uh we didn't get much of the house today. We got about 30, 45 seconds, maybe of some strong winds as this thing came through. Other places got a lot worse, so we hardly got anything at all. um We did hear about uh one business in Gaffney.

00:30

apparently lost their roof. Somebody was talking about today how they think they had a tornado at their house and I don't believe that's what it was. Of course, that'll all have to be verified by the National Weather Service and all of that stuff. NOAA. But a lot of people will sometimes mistake straight line wind damage with rotational wind damage and those two are different things. m

01:00

It could have been a lot worse. mean, they were expecting some bad stuff. They've still got some warnings going on down in Charleston. We had friends up in Mooresville. They lost power. And they were like, we lost power and we get ready to go on a trip. And I'm like, man, that stinks. somebody's telling you not to go on a trip? How many signs do you need not to go on that trip?

01:27

When a storm comes and you're getting ready and all the power goes out, might not want to go. But anyway, looks pretty good here in the upstate. Thankfully, thankfully so. But now it's going to bring in cold weather, right? what I think Wednesday night and Thursday, going to get down to 27, something like that. It's going to be unbelievable, 32 tonight. So I got to go out and I got to turn the spigots off or the one spigot that I have on at my house.

01:57

Don't want that thing to freeze. Wouldn't that be awful in the springtime?

02:02

You get a frozen pipe in a bus, that would be absolutely horrible. what else we got going on in the world today? Of course, we've got Operation Epic Fury. We'll talk a little bit more about that in the Gulf of Hormuz. um That is still not open. A lot of people are wondering, a lot of people are wondering what the plan was. Some people are thinking there wasn't even a plan. I will guarantee you there was some sort of a plan. what President Trump, and this is kind of smart, you see, because at this point,

02:33

none of these other countries have any skin in the game.

02:37

And all of these countries depend on that oil going through the Gulf of Hormuz. But they're not offering any assistance, especially people like France, you know, the folks in the European Union. What Trump is trying to do is trying to make these folks pony up because then they will have a vested interest in making sure that the strait, did I say the Gulf, was the Strait of Hormuz, is absolutely safe and secure. They got to get in on this.

03:07

They're going to be the ones benefiting from it. They need to be the ones that are helping out in patrolling it and making sure that it's safe, right? Absolutely. Well, so we got Operation Epic Fury. We got the Strait of Hormuz. Don't know if you heard about what went on in Ecuador. Apparently, the government of Ecuador um came to the United States and they said, we need some help with our cartels.

03:37

Kind of in the middle of all of this stuff going on in the Middle East, we sent a couple of bombers over there to Ecuador and we took out some cartel members and now they're like, we love you guys. And they're raising the American flag over the embassy there in Ecuador for the first time in decades. So that was pretty cool. So then we got that. And then what else we got going on? Of course, we had Venezuela. That happened with Maduro. And now

04:07

Cuba might be the next to fall because apparently Cuba is having some pretty serious problems today. And breaking news into CNN. Cuba's electrical grid has suffered a complete and total collapse. This is according to the country's power operator. It's the first nationwide blackout since the US effectively shut off the flow of oil to Cuba. And now. m

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they have got a full blown collapse over there in Cuba. but, but, ...

The March 13, 2026, episode of The Charlie James Show centers on a national security crisis fueled by airport delays, the potential collapse of Cuba, and the controversial renewal of FISA Section 702. The broadcast pushes for the S.A.V.E. America Act and Rep. Sheri Biggs’ anti-terrorism bill, while leveling sharp criticism at Senator John Thune and the "Islamic nationalist" influence on Democratic policy. Locally, the show highlights friction with the South Carolina Statehouse over energy legislation and questions the public absence of Governor McMaster during the federal shutdown.

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Well, today, Jake Tapper started his program off with a little bit of a monologue. We're in a press conference this morning. Democratic governor of Michigan, Gretchen Whitmer, laid out what she saw as the clear motive.

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Yesterday's attack was anti-Semitism. It was hate. Plain and simple. Temple Israel, as have many synagogues in this country, uh had prepared for the worst. There were armed security guards, multiple armed security guards already on site. Employees had taken an active shooter prevention class just a few weeks earlier. Their own caution prevented a far more horrible outcome in Michigan yesterday.

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We should note that attack was just the latest in a long string of anti-Semitic violence in the United States and around the world in recent months. So why is it that so many public officials are still reluctant to call it out by name? In Dearborn, Michigan, police last night increased patrols around schools and mosques all across the city as a precautionary measure. Wait a minute. Hold on. Just a second.

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You had an attack?

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at a Jewish synagogue.

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and they increased patrols at mosques?

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Is that what you're trying to tell me? Jake Tapper?

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Yes, Islamic, so an Islamic individual, Eman Mohammed Ghazali,

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drives his truck into uh a Jewish temple and you increase patrols at mosques? Is that what you're telling me, Jake Tapper?

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uh I am just, you would have thought, no, I'm no law enforcement expert. But if I've got an attack at a Jewish temple, I think I might be increasing security at Jewish temples. see, not the places of worship of the ideology that just attacked the Jewish temple. You see how weird that is?

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But all during that monologue, Jay Tapper...

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did not mention.

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Islam did not mention Muslim, oh my gosh, was a joke told one time that said.

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that said could you imagine

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A Muslim got ahold of a dirty bomb and exploded it over a city and hundreds of thousands of Americans were killed. That would be horrible because of the backlash against the Muslim community. that was one of those jokes where people go, yeah, would be bad. But they didn't realize it. Hundreds of thousands of people are just killed by a Muslim terrorist attack and you're worried about

03:23

The backlash against the Muslim community? I think you got your priorities kind of mixed up there. Extremely mixed up.

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This is a problem that's not only going on here, it's going on around the world. I want you to listen to this.

03:53

Do you know what that is? That is the Islamic call to prayer at the largest soccer stadium in England.

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The biggest. Home of Manchester United.

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and they allowed the Muslim call to prayer. I want to know, I want to go back and check. If I went to...

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Old Trafford Stadium and I said, Hello, love, like to go in there and sing some hymns about the Lord. No, you wouldn't be able to do that. It wouldn't allow that. Can I just go in here and read some Psalms? No, can't do that. No, can't do that. Can I go in here and just read a few passages out of the Bible? No, no, no, Can I go do the Islamic call to prayer? Come on in. Everything's fine. Yes, you can.

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England has been colonized. 100%. So last night over on, um over on X, which by the way, if you're not following me over on X, I would love if you were to do that at Charlie on air. That's at Charlie on air. also streamed the show live over there. um One person says, a hundred bucks says you never tweet when a good old American white dude kills anyone.

05:24

Okay, well, you see there's a difference here, and I'll explain that difference to you. um Here in the United States, sociologists group Americans into about 10 to 12 major religious families, so to speak. Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, Sikhism, Taoism, Confucian traditions, Baha'i faith,

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Native American religions and others. Okay, of that list, ...

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All right, let's go to the WRD talk line. We'll talk to Robert in Mills River. How you doing, Robert? I'm doing good, Charlie. How are you? I'm great. What's up, I was just thinking this little old joke. He's talking about the jokes there. This is on Alatola back in the day. They said he went to get an examination at the hospital and all and the doctor told him, know,

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He examined me and he said, you're healthy and body-wide. said, you're going to have to take that turbin off your head, you know, and let me look under it. I told him, no, you, I never took it off. said, you're going have take it off. So he took it off, he looked at me.

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there's a frog sitting on top of his head. And he said, how'd that get that frog? started with the ward on my butt. I appreciate it, Robert. Thank you, buddy. Let's go to Lucas in Piedmont. What you doing, Lucas? Hey, Charlie. Happy Friday. Yes, sir. You too. So, you know, some incomplete thoughts here, but you had mentioned that, Joe, you were talking about a dirty bomb and whatnot. And of course, know, how it would negatively affect

01:10

the Muslim community. uh Only that reminds you of exactly uh Mamdani's sob story about how after 9-11 his mother got mean looks on the subway and how the entire thing of, know, 3000 people killed innocently, uh you know, just doing their own thing in this radically charged uh ideology and somehow

01:39

she's the victim here because people were uncomfortable. Yeah, and that whole thing, that was a Norm MacDonald joke. I appreciate the text for reminding me. couldn't, for some reason, Norm MacDonald's name slipped my mind. But he told that joke and then Mondani actually lived it out or claimed to live it. But it turned out it wasn't even his mom, it was his aunt or something ridiculous like that. They always have to come up with something. on the subject, uh

02:06

You know, it always seems like when it comes to, um, you know, the Muhammad Ali Abu Bakr names and, you know, how many shootings have we had at churches and synagogues and attempts to, uh, you know, detonate bombs in the ideology.

02:27

And everyone's like, well, we really don't know what the ideology is, or we don't know what the motive was. Right, yeah. They're saying that about Michigan right now. Well, of course. But then, your Twitter ex-harasser there who was like, oh, why don't you call out white people? Anytime there's a white person or something like that, they're like, oh, it must have been Trump, must have been radical Christianity or something like that. Yeah, white nationalism. to say that Charlie Kirk's shooter is still on the right.

02:56

Yeah, not because they're trying to throw out evidence from his social media accounts. It shows that it's not exactly true. Yep. And, know, uh, Jesse Smollett. Oh yeah. These guys tried to, tried to hurt me. And still we've got people on the left, like Abby Phillips and all them who were trying to say, well he was accosted and you know, is an anti, anti left, uh, Trump extremism that's out there. I mean, stop it. It's like, come on people. You're right.

03:25

You're right Lucas, they never want to take responsibility. Janice is in Gastonia. Janice, welcome. Hi Charlie. Hey, well I hope you're doing well on this Friday the 13th. I know right. Going under any ladders or crossing black cats. I hope not today.

03:44

And I'm hoping that I'm not the only one that feels this way. if it naturalized citizen commits a federal crime, I don't want to pay for them to go to prison. I don't want their butts out of this country where they can't hurt nobody else. There's no rehabilitation. They've proven that time and time again. And if I'm not mistaken, the attacks that we've had the last two weeks, it's either been children of naturalized citizens or naturalized citizens.

04:15

hate to say it, we need to get rid of the Muslims that believe the extreme Islamic only because you cannot, they believe and it's legal for them to marry a ni ...

00:00

Well, today, Jake Tapper started his program off with a little bit of a monologue. We're in a press conference this morning. Democratic governor of Michigan, Gretchen Whitmer, laid out what she saw as the clear motive.

00:17

Yesterday's attack was anti-Semitism. It was hate. Plain and simple. Temple Israel, as have many synagogues in this country, uh had prepared for the worst. There were armed security guards, multiple armed security guards already on site. Employees had taken an active shooter prevention class just a few weeks earlier. Their own caution prevented a far more horrible outcome in Michigan yesterday.

00:44

We should note that attack was just the latest in a long string of anti-Semitic violence in the United States and around the world in recent months. So why is it that so many public officials are still reluctant to call it out by name? In Dearborn, Michigan, police last night increased patrols around schools and mosques all across the city as a precautionary measure. Wait a minute. Hold on. Just a second.

01:16

You had an attack?

01:19

at a Jewish synagogue.

01:25

and they increased patrols at mosques?

01:30

Is that what you're trying to tell me? Jake Tapper?

01:35

Yes, Islamic, so an Islamic individual, Eman Mohammed Ghazali,

01:44

drives his truck into uh a Jewish temple and you increase patrols at mosques? Is that what you're telling me, Jake Tapper?

01:57

uh I am just, you would have thought, no, I'm no law enforcement expert. But if I've got an attack at a Jewish temple, I think I might be increasing security at Jewish temples. see, not the places of worship of the ideology that just attacked the Jewish temple. You see how weird that is?

02:28

But all during that monologue, Jay Tapper...

02:34

did not mention.

02:37

Islam did not mention Muslim, oh my gosh, was a joke told one time that said.

02:48

that said could you imagine

02:54

A Muslim got ahold of a dirty bomb and exploded it over a city and hundreds of thousands of Americans were killed. That would be horrible because of the backlash against the Muslim community. that was one of those jokes where people go, yeah, would be bad. But they didn't realize it. Hundreds of thousands of people are just killed by a Muslim terrorist attack and you're worried about

03:23

The backlash against the Muslim community? I think you got your priorities kind of mixed up there. Extremely mixed up.

03:34

This is a problem that's not only going on here, it's going on around the world. I want you to listen to this.

03:53

Do you know what that is? That is the Islamic call to prayer at the largest soccer stadium in England.

04:07

The biggest. Home of Manchester United.

04:14

and they allowed the Muslim call to prayer. I want to go back and check. If I went to...

04:24

Old Trafford Stadium and I said, Hello, love, like to go in there and sing some hymns about the Lord. No, you wouldn't be able to do that. It wouldn't allow that. Can I just go in here and read some Psalms? No, can't do that. No, can't do that. Can I go in here and just read a few passages out of the Bible? No, no, no, Can I go do the Islamic call to prayer? Come on in. Everything's fine. Yes, you can.

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England has been colonized. 100%. So last night over on, um over on X, which by the way, if you're not following me over on X, I would love if you were to do that at Charlie on air. That's at Charlie on air. also streamed the show live over there. um One person says, a hundred bucks says you never tweet when a good old American white dude kills anyone.

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Okay, well, you see there's a difference here, and I'll explain that difference to you. um Here in the United States, sociologists group Americans into about 10 to 12 major religious families, so to speak. Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Buddhism, Hinduism, Sikhism, Taoism, Confucian traditions, Baha'i faith,

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Native American religions and others. Okay, of that list, of that list of re ...

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Muhammad Jallah, Muhammad Jallah shouted Allahu Akbar before opening fire at Old Dominion. um That's been ruled a terrorist attack. Amen. Muhammad Ghazali, he's the guy that drove into the synagogue in Michigan. You had the two bomb throwers in New York City. You had the shooter in New York City. Terrorism is in our midst, ladies and gentlemen, right now. ah And what are we going to do about it?

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That's the thing. What are we going to do about it? Joining us right now is Dr. Ehrenfeld, who is the author of uh Finding Evil, How Terrorism is Financed and How to Stop it. Dr. Ehrenfeld, welcome to the program, ah Thank you for having me. So, I mean, this is what is, I mean, when we look at all of this stuff, is there a common ideology behind all the terrorism? Yeah, since you asked, yeah.

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This is Jihad and sacrificing one for Allah. So since October 7, 2023, when Hamas committed genocide against Israelis and others in Gaza, there have been more than 13,340

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anti-Semitic attacks. That means attacks against Jews. 13,340? Yes. Wow. And this includes the attacks at the universities that we saw. were demonstrations all the time. Yeah. Okay. These attacks, this includes attacks on the streets.

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This includes not only attacks from synagogues, there are many, many attacks which are not reported. People don't want to bother with it. People are attacked on the street because they have, they wear a kippah, something on the head that Orthodox Jews wear, or they wear a magendavid, it's a Star of David, as a jewelry.

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They are being attacked all the time. now it's not just, I mean, we all know what happened at the Jewish Center in Michigan. Gretchen Whitmer said this was anti-Semitism and everybody's calling it out and saying it's a horrible thing, but nobody's pointing the finger at the ideology behind it. And like you said, it was jihad, right? Yeah. Well, the attacker,

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absolutely that I have came from Dearborn Michigan right very crazy about half an hour drive from there and um at uh for example Dearborn both the mayor of the city is radical Muslim yeah who justified justified the attack saying that the family family and some friends of the attacker

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uh... uh... previously because uh... bombing the Hezbollah. Well, it turns out that his brother apparently in Lebanon has been a member of Hezbollah. We don't know about him because nobody asked apparently the question when he became a citizen or when he arrived in the United States. um And for example, what they are teaching professors ah

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had been quoting from me ah in Dearborn, ah the Ford Community College, Professor Ali Akbar Shadid said the following, Trump made a huge mistake by killing our leader Ali Khamenei. We are going to continue on his path. We are going to hold his blood and ideology and teach it to our children. This is this week.

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after Ali Khamenei was killed a week ago, something by the United States and Israel. So they are continuing also to preach in their mosques all the time for jihad, to kill all the Jews, but it's not only the Jews. Now we see also more arise in attacks against Christian Americans.

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ah So we have seen there was the attack in Austin, Texas. What is it? Two weeks ago, 12 people were shot. uh Others were wounded. We have seen the attacks, other attacks this week, uh like the attack on, oh what is it? Yeah, this was Austin, Texas. Yeah. Yeah, and also,

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He also yelled, Anurag Akbar, was wearing an Iranian flag on his clothes. Right. Yeah. That was in New York. But again, it's like nobody in the mainstream media wants to point out you can't solve a problem unless you identify the problem, and they just don't want to identify the problem. You absolutely have to identify the problem. And you have to look at data, at statistics.

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The Muslims in the United States account to about 1.2, maybe 1.3 percentage of the population. I don't know, 99 % of terrorist ...