00:00

Well, Secretary of War Pete Hegseth today said that today slash this evening would be the most uh intense day of strikes in the Iranian conflict. It's been going on for 11 days now, speaking during a press conference at the Pentagon. Hegseth said, U.S. forces were continuing operation with the goal of dismantling Iran's military capabilities while ensuring the conflict ends on the terms

00:29

determined by the United States. ah are winning with an overwhelming and unrelenting focus on our objective, objective, Hegseth said. The secretary said that the campaign's objective include, now this is the one of the things that the Democrats, I mean, good grief. We don't even know what our objective is over there. What are we doing over there?

00:56

Well, he lays it all out for you and they've been doing that since the beginning. Destroy Iran's missile stockpiles, destroy their missile launchers, eliminate their ability to manufacture missiles, destroy the Navy.

01:12

permanently deny Iran the ability to develop nuclear weapons. That's it. He promised that today will be yet again our most intense day of strikes inside of Iran. He said, we will not relent until the enemy is totally and decisively defeated, but we do so on our timeline and at our choosing. Somebody saw a thing today where Iran was saying, I found it kind of amusing when they said this. uh

01:40

We will surrender on our timeline. And I thought, wait a minute, are you admitting that you are thinking about surrendering? I could just see this big pile of rubble with a placard standing out of it. We determine when we surrender. So we will see. But Brit Hume, which by the way, if you watch Fox News at all, uh you know that Brit Hume is not, he's not MAGA, all right?

02:10

And even though he tries to play him partial, you can tell he's not a huge fan of President Trump. But listen to what Britt Hume said over on Fox News. Your thoughts on this news conference where the president is clearly optimistic about where the military operation is and maybe sees an end, light at the end of the tunnel here. Yeah, I think that's right, Brett. And I think his confidence is based obviously on what he's hearing from the commanders over there, that the mission is ahead of schedule.

02:37

that they did far more in the first few days to wipe out iran's retaliatory capacity uh... than they expected they might be able to and that there's not a lot left over there to menaces uh... that raises and of course you get to the question of oil prices which are a tangible and widely felt consequence of this conflict that american people feel very keenly every day and obviously they're eager to get that under control if they can and i think that uh... the fact here is that

03:04

It's not the Iranian military that's keeping the Straits of Hormuz closed. It's the worry that the ship insurers have about crossing the Straits of Hormuz and what might happen there in the midst of conflict. Once this subsides a bit, the U.S. military presumably would be able to offer escorts if needed. president didn't seem to think they might even be needed. But we're not in a situation where there's a massive oil shock worldwide.

03:34

I think he's right to assess this as a short-term fact of life owing to the uncertainty created by the conflict. But it is something he has to deal with because this is politically, oil prices are politically exceedingly sensitive. Well, it's untenable for the long term. Yeah, and it absolutely is. But he goes on to say that, I mean, he's praising President Trump and his confidence after that very upbeat press conference that he gave, but that's where we are right now.

04:05

This is a conflict, 47 years in the making.

04:12

And a lot of people are out there saying, listen, this isn't a war Donald Trump started. This is a 47 year war that we've been fighting with Iran that Donald Trump is ending.

04:23

And so far, every one of them tragic, and our hearts go o ...

00:00

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. oh

00:27

For spacious skies, for amber waves of grain, for purple mountain majesties.

00:59

share his grace on thee.

01:12

from sea to shining sea. America is back. Yes, sir. We are back. And by the way, happy birthday to Carrie Underwood. She was born on this day in 1983, as if you wanted to feel kind of old. you folks, gosh, I wish everybody knew.

01:43

how much power they actually have over what happens in this state. I wish you knew how much power you have.

01:59

last primary, non-presidential primary election.

02:06

We had a 13 and a half percent voter turnout. That means that 86.5 % of the people let 13 and a half percent determine what their lives were gonna be like. Now that's the voters, that was the voter turnout we had in the last non-presidential primary election, 13 and a half percent.

02:36

I'm sorry. I'm not one of these people that's going to allow 13 % of the people to determine what happens in my state. Not going to do it. You shouldn't be one of those people either. You should be part of that number that shows up to the polls and you can make big changes. Right now in Columbia, if there's any place in your life

03:05

that needs changing right now.

03:09

It's Columbia, South Carolina.

03:13

at our state capitol. Gotta get a new governor. Got to. Sorry, Henry McMaster has done nothing, nothing but hide.

03:26

Our Senate is about as corrupt as it gets, and our house is full of rhinos.

03:34

absolutely jam-packed full of rhinos. In fact, it is so bad in Columbia that on the occasion that a good person does get elected, they try to run them out of town. They literally want to be a capital full of thugs and thieves. And everybody there, and the only people they're robbing is us.

04:00

They wanted to be, they are a gang of, oh my gosh, they're here. So now they're going over the budget. All right.

04:10

So, the House today voted to spend your taxpayer dollars, I want to thank Adam Morgan for this, your taxpayer dollars here in South Carolina are going to all of these things that you really love, like climate change research. That's right. They're spending your tax dollars on climate change research. They're spending your tax dollars on corporate welfare, on lewd art exhibits.

04:39

They want to give money to Hollywood to bring Hollywood here to South Carolina.

04:46

They want to spend money on sports marketing.

04:51

I hate to tell you, when I elect somebody to go to Columbia, I don't want them to go to Columbia and do sports marketing. Remember the last budget? Remember last year's budget? They spent $900,000.

05:07

to start, and that's the key word, to start.

05:12

a podcast about the South Carolina at the Sports Hall of Fame. $900,000. I made a very generous offer. I'd do it for $500,000, save them $400,000 right there off the bat. Do know how much it starts to, it takes to start a podcast? Literally, you could do it for 200 bucks.

05:37

It's not even a big deal. Okay, so.

05:43

Here we are in South Carolina, supposed to be Ruby Red, South Carolina.

05:50

and the liberal guy that I know well from down in the low country, Leon Stavronakis. He's the chairman. For some reason, a radical leftist Democrat is the chair of the budget subcommittee that controls funding for the Commerce Department, the Arts Commission, and a whole lot more. His committee, which doles out millions of tax dollars to liberal priorities, including for a lesbian podcast last year,

06:21

is comprised of a majority of Democrats despite the fact that South Carolina has a Republican supermajority. The Democrats are controlling

06:30

the budget subcommittee.

06:35

Did you know there's not a single strong conservative on the Ways and Means Committee which creates the state budget?

06:45

And according to Adam Morgan, t ...

00:00

All right, welcome back to the program. hush, hush, hush, All right, hold on. All let's go to the phones right now. We'll talk to Will in Greenville. Will, welcome.

00:11

I'm doing good, bud, what's up?

00:15

Then you... no, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait. You get the bell. There you go. Alright man, what's up?

00:41

more less

00:48

Well, let me just chat with you for a second, just a second, Because I want to know, what do you think that Drew McKissick's job is? Well, it's a coordinate.

01:06

I'll go along with that, absolutely. Now what he's doing right now, this is a primary and they really are not supposed to get involved in the primaries.

01:18

You see what I'm saying?

01:22

Yeah, because they as a party, can't endorse people. They can't, you know, and I know they have preferences, but as far as what they're doing now, the big issue that I do have with Drew and with the state party is they don't stay on these people's backs in Colombia. I mean, we've got a state party platform and every single, well, just about all the rhinos in Colombia, they violate that platform on a daily basis.

01:52

So I'd be working to get their butts out.

02:04

No, no, You're right. You're right. You're right. Because a lot of our folks are up there, are down there in the Freedom Caucus and the Freedom Caucus doesn't have a say. I appreciate it. Will, thank you very much. Okay. We know that we despise the mainstream media. We know that. They've given us more than ample reason to do that. But boy, over the past couple of days,

02:34

They have really shown their stuff. Want you to listen to this. This is from CBS News and I'll tell you why this is important. Here we go. Investigating two men after an explosive device with bolts and screws was thrown into a crowd. It happened in New York City on Saturday during a protest that turned. OK, I'm gonna play that for you again. And then I'll tell you why it's important.

02:59

...investigating two men after an explosive device with bolts and screws was thrown into a crowd. It happened in New York City on Saturday. Okay. Are you ready? You ready for this? Number one, it was an explosive device. She should call it a bomb. I would call it a bomb. But while she was talking, right there over her left shoulder, in the little graphics box, who were they showing?

03:30

Were they showing the two men that were arrested? No, they were not. They were showing a Trump supporter. Not even joking. American flags, make America great again hat. He's got a...

03:49

So if you're watching this, oh, look, a Trump supporter threw a, oh, that must be a Trump supporter that threw the bomb. Well, how do you know that, darling? Well, because they're showing a picture of a Trump supporter when they're talking about the guy that threw the, the guys that threw the bomb. Oh, those Trump supporters are horrible. I just hate them. Now, wait a minute. Now that's bad. That is, that is bad. That's tricky and it is deceiving.

04:16

but it doesn't pale in comparison to what CNN did.

04:22

wanna read you.

04:25

this from CNN and I got to use my best voice over voice. Are we ready?

04:35

Two Pennsylvania teenagers crossed into New York City Saturday morning for what could have been a normal day enjoying the city during abnormally warm weather. But in less than an hour, their lives would drastically change. Gosh, that sounds like an Agatha Christie murder mystery.

05:00

Who are they talking about? They were talking about the two guys that were arrested. The guy that was arrested for throwing the bomb. Two Pennsylvania teenagers crossed into New York City Saturday morning for what could have been a normal day of enjoying the city during abnormally warm weather. But in less than an hour, their lives would be drastically changed as the pair would be arrested.

05:26

for throwing homemade bombs during an anti-Muslim protest outside of Mayor Zoran Mondani's home. Here's what we know so far. That is disgusting ...

00:00

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.

00:27

For spacious skies, for amber waves of

00:37

For purple mountain majesties.

00:59

share his grace on thee.

01:12

from sea to shining sea. America is back. Yes, sir. We are back. And by the way, happy birthday to Carrie Underwood. She was born on this day in 1983, as if you wanted to feel kind of old. you folks, gosh, I wish everybody knew.

01:43

how much power they actually have over what happens in this state. I wish you knew how much power you have.

01:59

last primary, non-presidential primary election.

02:06

We had a 13 and a half percent voter turnout. That means that 86.5 % of the people let 13 and a half percent determine what their lives were gonna be like. Now that's the voters, that was the voter turnout we had in the last non-presidential primary election, 13 and a half percent.

02:36

I'm sorry. I'm not one of these people that's going to allow 13 % of the people to determine what happens in my state. Not going to do it. You shouldn't be one of those people either. You should be part of that number that shows up to the polls and you can make big changes. Right now in Columbia, if there's any place in your life

03:05

that needs changing right now.

03:09

It's Columbia, South Carolina.

03:13

at our state capitol. Gotta get a new governor. Got to. Sorry, Henry McMaster has done nothing, nothing but hide.

03:26

Our Senate is about as corrupt as it gets, and our house is full of rhinos. Absolutely jam-packed full of rhinos. In fact, it is so bad in Columbia that on the occasion that a good person does get elected, they try to run them out of town. They literally want to be a capital full of thugs and thieves.

03:54

And everybody there and the only people they're robbing is us.

04:00

They wanted to be, they are a gang of, oh my gosh, they're here. So now they're going over the budget. All right.

04:10

So, the House today voted to spend your taxpayer dollars, I want to thank Adam Morgan for this, your taxpayer dollars here in South Carolina are going to all of these things that you really love, like climate change research. That's right. They're spending your tax dollars on climate change research. They're spending your tax dollars on corporate welfare, on lewd art exhibits.

04:39

They want to give money to Hollywood to bring Hollywood here to South Carolina.

04:46

They want to spend money on sports marketing.

04:51

I hate to tell you, when I elect somebody to go to Columbia, I don't want them to go to Columbia and do sports marketing. Remember the last budget? Remember last year's budget? They spent $900,000.

05:07

to start, and that's the key word, to start.

05:12

a podcast about the South Carolina at the Sports Hall of Fame. $900,000. I made a very generous offer. I'd it for $500,000, save them $400,000 right there off the bat. Do know how much it starts to, it takes to start a podcast? Literally, you could do it for 200 bucks.

05:37

It's not even a big deal. Okay, so.

05:43

Here we are in South Carolina, supposed to be Ruby Red, South Carolina.

05:50

and the liberal guy that I know well from down in the low country, Leon Stavronakis. He's the chairman. some reason, a radical leftist Democrat is the chair of the budget subcommittee that controls funding for the Commerce Department, the Arts Commission, and a whole lot more. His committee, which doles out millions of tax dollars to liberal priorities, including for a lesbian podcast last year,

06:21

is comprised of a majority of Democrats despite the fact that South Carolina has a Republican supermajority. The Democrats are controlling

06:30

the budget subcommittee.

06:35

Did you know there's not a single strong conservative on the Ways and Means Committee which creates the state budget?

06:45

And according to Adam Morgan, that's by desig ...

00:00

And welcome to the program on your Tuesday afternoon and a glorious Tuesday it was. Well, let's just go straight to the phones today. We're going to talk to Gerald from Kalpins. Gerald, what's on your mind? Man, Charlie, man, it's

00:18

3.20, yep, and it's probably gonna be that way for a couple of days, even though oil prices are going down, buddy. Appreciate it. So how far did oil prices drop today? They went way down per barrel. They got down to, let me just double check here, right around 1.20 this afternoon, it hit $77.87.

00:47

It's kind of rebounded a little bit. It's now up to $84 and 27, no $84 flat right now as of the last check. But this was something that President Trump said. Now, unlike Joe Biden, when Joe Biden said, all these economists say that inflation is going to go up and this is going go back down.

01:13

gonna go up a little bitty bit. This is gonna go back. It never went back down until Donald Trump became president. And President Trump said that these prices are gonna go back down, and he's absolutely right. That's exactly what they're doing. In fact, the experts are shocked by this on Wall Street, where the stock market is still soaring to new highs today started out down, but then reverse course and has only gone up since then the Dow at 421 points. This has oil

01:40

continues to sell off from those highs made yesterday almost $120 a barrel yesterday. It's hard to update the banners fast enough. Right now we're looking at oil now down 19%. That's a drop of $18 a barrel and it is now at $77 a barrel. This is just an incredible swing. Here was the president on what they're doing about those, what were high energy prices yesterday. Listen.

02:09

Waving certain oil related sanctions to reduce prices. So we have sanctions on some countries We're gonna take those sanctions off till the straightens out then who knows maybe we won't have to put them on there'll be so much peace But when the time comes the US Navy and his partners will escort tankers through the straight if needed Okay, Muhammad al-arian is okay. So that that was the other deal with the gas prices today. However The ladies over on the view and you know how much I love them

02:39

They were, Whoopi Goldberg actually came up with a brilliant idea. The brilliant idea of tapping into our strategic oil reserves. Yes, we just got the things almost filled back up under Donald Trump after they were depleted under Joe Biden. We almost got them all back to normal now. And Whoopi Goldberg was like,

03:09

Why don't you open up the strategic oil and we can do that? Even I think even Schumer called for that today. But what Whoopi Goldberg and all of these others need to do and even us here in South Carolina.

03:26

They need to look at how much of a gallon of gas is taxed.

03:34

Did you know that in California,

03:40

There is about $2, $2 worth of taxes and regulations per a gallon of gas. $2 a gallon.

03:59

is what they're charging those people in California. Not for the gas production, not for the gas transportation. right, well, I'm break all that down. So you got the crude oil, that's about 260 a gallon. You got the refining, which is about 65 cent a gallon. You got the distribution, retail, that's about 65 cents a gallon. Then you got the taxes coming in. Then you've got the environmental programs. And that's where it totals all up.

04:27

So right now they're looking at almost $7 a gallon in some places. how, mean, all of the regulations, but now let's go back and think about this for just a second. When we talk about crude oil and getting the crude oil from the ground to the gas pump, every single step along the way is taxed. The refining is taxed.

04:56

The distribution is taxed. Those trucks that ride up and down the road, they're taxed. Once it gets to the store, that store is taxed.

05:07

And the stores, remember these stores, they run on very slim margins, so they don't make a whole lot of money off of g ...

00:00

I hate to be the Debbie Downer here. I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but I don't think we're going to get the SAVE Act. Is anybody else feeling the same way? I do not believe that the SAVE Act is ever going to make it to President Trump's desk, at least as long as John Thune is the Senate Majority Leader.

00:31

John Thune is now saying that nobody cares about this. This is a paid social media influencer driven issue. That is literally what John Thune said. This is an influencer driven issue. It's like a bunch of people getting on Facebook and Instagram and TikTok and all of that and they're saying, want the save act. Where's my check? That's not happening. That is absolutely not happening.

01:02

in fact over at cnn and and caroline levitt pointed this out again today cnn proves that that's not what's happening and what's the racial breakdown on this right because i think a lot of people make the argument that people of color non white americans have a harder time procuring a photo i did about but even here take a look here favor photo i did a vote eighty five percent of white people favorite eighty two percent of latino seventy six percent of black americans favorite so the bottom line is this

01:30

Voter ID is not controversial in this country. A photo ID to vote is not controversial in this country. It is not controversial by party and it is not controversial by race. The vast majority of Americans agree with Nicki Minaj that in fact you should have a photo ID to be able to vote. Absolutely and you should have to prove that you're an American citizen. So why isn't John Thune even trying? I'll give you a hint. He doesn't want to.

02:01

He doesn't want to pass the SAVE Act because you see, I believe and I think he believes.

02:12

that the SAVE Act, if it were passed...

02:16

might spell some doom and gloom for the establishment in the Senate and the House. It just might. They don't want it. just, McConnell doesn't want it. Thune doesn't want it.

02:37

For what reason? For what reason?

02:41

Does the word uniparty mean anything to you? Absolutely. They agree with their colleagues. We could literally see the end, and I'm going to talk about this more in the next segment. We could see the Democrat Party as we know it disappear virtually overnight.

03:06

if you required citizenship and an ID to vote. I mean, they're even admitting, oh, we don't want ICE near the polling places. Wait a minute, hold on. Why would you not want ICE at the polling places? Because you guys are saying that illegal aliens don't vote. Well, we still, we don't want them there.

03:28

because they know illegal aliens vote. They know they do. And they vote in greater numbers than are being told in the mainstream media. So Senator um Mike Lee had a little bit of a response to um John Thune. Tens of millions of Americans have jumped on the cause of supporting the Save America Act and using the talking filibuster to advance it.

03:57

I regret that some in Washington tonight are dismissing all those who feel this way and who have weighed in as somehow paid influencers or the product of paid influencers. This is wrong. So if you're hearing this message and you agree with these objectives, please redouble your efforts. Make clear, this is not the product of paid influencers. These are real Americans doing what Americans do best. Exactly right.

04:27

Exactly right. So if you guys have been calling John Thune in Washington, maybe you to call him some more. Maybe you ought to call him a lot more. You want the number?

04:49

202-224-2321. Now, all of the senators are 202-224. So the only thing you really have to remember is 2321. 202-224-2321. Call John Thune. Say, hey, Senator Thune, I'm not a paid influencer, but I want you to pass the SAVE Act.

05:14

He's trying to say he doesn't have the votes, but yet he also wants his buddy, John Cornyn, to be endorsed by Trump. You see, this is the weird paradox that these people are in ri ...

00:00

And welcome to the program on your Tuesday afternoon and a glorious Tuesday it was. Well, let's just go straight to the phones today. We're going to talk to Gerald from Calpins. Gerald, what's on your mind? Man, Charlie, man, this gas over here in Calpins is three dollars, 20 cent a gallon. 320. Yep. And it's probably going to be that way for a couple of days, even though oil prices are going down, buddy. Appreciate it.

00:28

So how far did oil prices drop today? They went way down per barrel. They got down to, let me just double check here, right around 120 this afternoon. It hit $77.87. It's kind of rebounded a little bit. It's now up to $84.27. No, $84 flat right now as of the last check.

00:57

But this was something that President Trump said. Now, unlike Joe Biden, when Joe Biden said, these economists say that inflation is going to go up and this is going to go back down. It's just going go up a little bitty bit, this is going go back. It never went back down until Donald Trump became president. And President Trump said that these prices are going to go back down. And he's absolutely right. That's exactly what they're doing. In fact,

01:26

The experts are shocked by this. On Wall Street where the stock market is still soaring to new highs today, started out down, but then reversed course and has only gone up since then, the Dow at 421 points. says oil continues to sell off from those highs made yesterday, almost $120 a barrel yesterday. It's hard to update the banners fast enough. Right now we're looking at oil now down 19%. That's a drop of $18 a barrel.

01:56

and it is now at $77 a barrel. This is just an incredible swing. Here was the president on what they're doing about those, what were high energy prices yesterday. Listen. We're also waiving certain oil-related sanctions to reduce prices. So we have sanctions on some countries. We're gonna take those sanctions off till this straightens out. Then who knows, maybe we won't have to put them on. There'll be so much peace.

02:23

But when the time comes, the U.S. Navy and its partners will escort tankers through the strait if needed. Okay, Muhammad al-Ariyya. Okay, so that was the deal with the gas prices today. However, the ladies over on The View, and you know how much I love them, were, Whoopi Goldberg actually came up with a brilliant idea, the brilliant idea of tapping into our strategic

02:53

oil reserves. Yes, we just got the things almost filled back up under Donald Trump after they were depleted under Joe Biden. We almost got them all back to normal now. And Whoopi Girl was like, why don't you open up the strategic oil and we could do the... I think even Schumer called for that today.

03:18

Whoopi Goldberg and all of these others need to do and even us here in South Carolina.

03:27

They need to look at how much of a gallon of gas is taxed.

03:34

Did you know that in California,

03:40

There is about $2, $2 worth of taxes and regulations per a gallon of gas. $2 a gallon. uh

03:59

is what they're charging those people in California. Not for the gas production, not for the gas transportation. right, well, I'm gonna break all that down. So you got the crude oil, that's about 260 a gallon. You got the refining, which is about 65 cent a gallon. You got the distribution, retail, that's about 65 cents a gallon. Then you got the taxes coming in. Then you've got the environmental programs. And that's where it totals all up.

04:28

So right now they're looking at almost $7 a gallon in some places. how, mean, all of the regulations, but now let's go back and think about this for just a second. When we talk about crude oil and getting the crude oil from the ground to the gas pump, every single step along the way is taxed. The refining is taxed.

04:57

The distribution is taxed. Those trucks that ride up and down the road, they're taxed. Once it gets to the store, that store is taxed.

05:07

And the stores, remember these stores, they run a ve ...

On the March 9, 2026, edition of The Charlie James Show, the broadcast navigated the chaotic conclusion of the war with Iran, detailing how global oil prices swung wildly from overnight highs of $120 to a dramatic collapse following President Trump’s declaration that the conflict is "very complete." The show emphasized Trump’s commanding 41% favorability and his legislative ultimatum to block all bills until the SAVE Act passes, while also proposing a U.S. takeover of the Strait of Hormuz. Domestic coverage included a legal defense of Jay Gilstrap by attorney Rob Ianuario, criticism of South Carolina legislators for passing unread budgets, and a focus on the Texas Senate race and Richmond legislation, all while framing Islam as an ideology and questioning the definition of modern terrorist attacks amidst widespread internet and phone disruptions.

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All right, getting back to something we started to talk about a few minutes ago, it is imperative that Ken Paxton win this race in Texas. John Cornyn spent almost $100 million against Ken Paxton and Wesley Hunt. He beat Ken Paxton by 1.7 percentage points. He spent over 600

00:28

and $80 something dollars a vote. Ken Paxton spent about $5 million.

00:38

and got that close. So if everybody that voted for Wesley Hunt, who's out of the race now, votes and gets behind Ken Paxton, he's going to be the next senator from Texas. But Cornyn is just the wrong guy. But everybody's pushing back on this. And I'm pretty sure some names in the Senate that you're probably familiar with are also those that are doing it, that are probably secretly trying to get in Trump's ear saying, Mr. President,

01:08

y'all need to endorse John Cornyn. Well, we're being told that, oh, and we always get told this, you don't understand. You don't understand how Washington works. We need somebody with John Cornyn's experience in there to get things done. Things like what?

01:36

Tell me what John Cornyn has been able to do in the Senate under President Trump. Nothing. Absolutely nothing.

01:46

Now, we might not know how things get done in Washington, but we certainly know how things don't get done.

01:55

how things don't work for the American taxpayer with the Republicans that we've been electing for the past 40 years.

02:06

We have seen the results of a broken political system filled with all of these lifelong

02:14

politicians who line their pockets while destroying America. Under these people, American taxpayers have been forced to fund every single scam, every war, and the importation of tens of millions of third world individuals who take our jobs, houses, commit vast amounts of crime, and they kill us. But the swamp, they want you to stick with the proven losers.

02:41

like Cornyn and everybody in the current Republican leadership. Of course they do because the system only works for them. It doesn't work for us.

02:55

Now we're being told...

02:59

that the crick is what they're calling him, crick, the chief rhino in charge in Washington, Senate Majority Leader John Thune doesn't like what's happening in the recent Texas Senate primary. His good friend and equally corrupt rhino, John Cornyn, is going to get his rear end beaten by Ken Paxton in the runoff.

03:23

And this is after the Republicans spent money on Cornyn's reelection campaign. The Republicans funded $70 million

03:37

of that money that Cornyn was able to raise. 70 millions, was like the GOP did that. And they'll spend millions more trying to keep him in office during the runoff. So if we got rid of John Cornyn,

03:55

That would be another rhino out of Congress. Imagine that. The one thing that they don't want in Washington, and I don't care what party you're in, the one thing they really don't want is the voters themselves choosing their representatives. They can't allow that.

04:15

No, no, John Cornyn has to win. And swamp dwellers, the Republicans, will do everything possible, no matter how despicable, to achieve that. They will even resort to extortion. Who would have ever thought that the political party that MAGA supports would resort to bribery and pass a law that prohibits illegal aliens from voting Democrats in the American election? And that's exactly what John Thune did.

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That's exactly what John Thune did. The Save America Act would effectively put the Democrat Party out of business. They would be gone. Democrats rely on winning elections by theft, illegal alien votes. They vote for the Democrats in person with stolen mail-in ballots. And remember, you just heard Chuck Schumer say they want to do away with mail-in ballots. You're damn right we do. Absolutely. Those things need to go.

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So why wouldn't Republicans jump at the chance to put their ideological adversaries out of business? Because they're not adversaries. In a lot of cases, the ...

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Ah, Virginia, Abigail Spamberger.

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Let me tell you something. If you are a white man in Virginia, you should know something.

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that your government hates you.

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Democrats in Richmond, Virginia. What was that guy? Is it the rich men north of Richmond? He's right about that. Remember that song? That's a great song. Democrats in Richmond just passed a bill to explicitly discriminate against white men in government contracting. For discretionary contracts under $200,000, state agencies are allowed to bar

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white men from even being considered at all and all other over 200,000 contracts, 200,000 dollar contracts where white men aren't barred from competing, agencies are still allowed to award them to women or minority-owned businesses that are five percent more expensive than a bid from a business owned by a white man.

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Now the original version of the bill set the threshold at under $100,000 and included a clause allowing white men to compete if there was no competition. Oh, oh, all we got is a bunch of white guys.

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Guess we gotta give one the contract.

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Democrats eliminated that language from the final bill. the white men in Virginia

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I'm sorry.

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You need to have a talk with your women.

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Because if you look at the demographics of voting for Abigail Spamburger

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Women for Spamburger, all voters. Women voted for Spamburger, 65-48.

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Men voted for Winsome Earl Sears 51 by 51 points.

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Black women voted for Spam Burger 96%. Black men voted for Spam Burger, for whatever reason, 89%.

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black men voted for Earl Sears, 11 percent, and wins some Earl Sears as an African American. So please don't tell me you want African Americans to be competitive in the political arena when you had a good one and you did not vote for her.

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White men voted for Winsome Earl Sears 6 by 61 points.

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White women voted for Spamberger by 54 points.

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And most of those women, can you guess? Can you just guess? Young women, the awfuls, the affluent, white,

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Female urban liberal. 96 % of women voters 18 to 29 voted for Spamburger. 71 % over ages 30 to 44. 61%, 45 to 64, and 65 and over, 59 % of women.

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And that's, I'm telling you, the white liberal woman.

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is the problem in this country. The white young women, 18 to 29, and the older ones, well hell, you can even go up to 18 to, well just forget it, white liberal women period, all ages.

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You are the most easily duped. You are the most easily conned.

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I all you gotta do, I gotta say it again, George Orwell wrapped it all up.

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He said it was always the women. It was always the women and above all the young ones who were the most bigoted adherents to the party, the swallowers of slogans, the amateur spies and the nosers out of unorthodoxy. It was always the women. Even Orwell knew that back then.

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So sorry guys in Virginia, I hate that for you. I hate that, but that's what you have. And all of this started, and we've explained this before, all of this started because women, these liberal women live in a fantasy world.

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They were given way too much power, way too much power. And the way they were given that power was through HR, human resources. You could hold anything over a supervisor's head that you wanted. All you had to do was say sexual harassment. And all of these men were so afraid. Boy, I tell you what, if you get a call from HR,

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You pucker up.

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That happened, oh no, HR, oh what I do now, what I say, oh oh, they had men walking on eggshells in the workplace. And you gotta admit, that gives you a little bit of power. You gotta admit, every time you say hello, well you wouldn't even say hello to them, they would say hello to you and they would be, oh, we are unbelievably respectful. They wouldn't look you in the eye, wouldn't comment on how you dressed.

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But still they found ways to report these guys.

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because that's what the power d ...