The Charlie James Show Podcast

Alright. Here we go. 06:00 hour. Let's go to Chuck in Mills River and talk to him. What's going on, my man?

Oh, wheels track. That brings I'd forgotten all about that, man. Those things were lethal. I got dude, I got whooped so many times, but not as many as I should have. Yeah.

I I the the the one that terrified us all, I think, more than anything was go pick your own switch. Yeah. And you Penny's like, you better not bring back no punny little thing. Yeah. Might have had that.

Pick it, and I see dad coming back with a club from the woods. You know? Pick those leaves and those little small branches off going, oh, man. It's a But but, yeah, that was a disturbing that was a disturbing thing you played earlier. And and, yeah, I I I gotta agree, man.

These kids today, if I could get they asked you, if you could go back in time and kill one person, who would it be? Doctor Spock, because that was that was the beginning of the end right there. Yeah. There's a difference, like your one caller said earlier. There's a difference between discipline and and violence.

Yeah. And it's just there's a difference, man. Yeah. I I made my son go sit in his bedroom for a bit. You think about what you've done.

Right. You know, and I use that voice, you know, and he's like but, the the issue, I think, we got you know, you were talking about single moms. I I you know, we've all we all know them, and we there's no getting around it. And, yes, plenty of good kids come from single parent families. But think about how much better those kids could have been possibly.

And, yes, the big argument is, oh, well, you know, Father's Day beat their kids and stuff like that. Right. You know? But that's the the whole I don't need no man, you don't seem complaining about uncle Sam, do you? Right.

Exactly. Take away their WIC. You take away you take away their Medicaid. You take away no. No.

You do it all by your no. If you don't do it, they say, oh, I did it all by myself. No. Hell, you didn't. Right.

You did not, and that's what ticks me off. And until I think, like you say, Gen x or Gen z rather coming up, I think maybe they're learning a lesson. I mean, my son is in there with his girlfriend in the house right now. I'm sitting out in the yard. I ain't got a problem with it.

They're not doing anything stupid because they know. They're they're no. They're both they they've come up under they've they've seen what happens. Yeah. They've they know what happens.

They've got friends that have screwed up. Right. And they're teenagers, man. And I've lived in the hood. I've seen these these women I've seen a single mom could be one of the most violent people towards kids in the world, man.

You'd see these women in Walmart beating the crap out of their kids. But, again, I just I cannot stress enough how young men need to treat young ladies with respect. Right. They need to respect their body. They need to respect their mind.

And here's the thing though, Chuck. The young ladies need to respect themselves. I that was where I was going next. Dude, you're mind reader. You got your hero cards out, Charlie.

That's right. But that's I I I really think that that you're the more we talk about it, the more it's gonna come to light and the more people are starting to listen. We all know we all know single moms, and the last thing you wanna do is tick off a a single mom, tell her, you know, and that's nobody wants that. Nobody wants to hear that because but but to let the kids know to be there for them, I've been I've I've I've been a father figure to a lot of kids in my life. Mhmm.

And for some reason, kids just, you know, I like riding bikes. I like hot wheels and stuff like that. Speaking of hot wheels tracks. And and just try to for for those kids that need someone, a a a male role model, and I'm not necessarily the best there is. But I'm telling you, be as be as good a man as you know how to be around these kids that have no father because they don't they don ...

Alright. Here we go. 06:00 hour. Let's go to Chuck in Mills River and talk to him what's going on, my man. My wheels track.

That brings I'd forgotten all about that, man. Those things were lethal. I got dude, I got whooped so many times, but not as many as I should have. Yeah. I I the the the one that terrified us all, I think, more than anything was go pick your own switch.

Yeah. And you And he's like, you better not bring back no punny little thing. Yeah. Might have. I'll go pick it.

I see dad coming back with a club from the woods. You know? Pick those leaves and those little small branches off going, oh, man. It's a But, yeah, that was a disturbing that was a disturbing thing you played earlier. And and, yeah, I I I gotta agree, man.

These kids today, if I could get they asked you, if you could go back in time and kill one person, who would it be? Are you doctor Spock? Because that was that was the beginning of the end right there. Yeah. There's a difference, like your one caller said earlier, there's a difference between discipline and and violence.

Yeah. And it's just there's a difference, man. Yeah. I I made my son go sit in his bedroom for a bit. You think about what you've done.

Right. You know, and I use that voice, you know, and he's like but, the the issue I think we got you know, you were talking about single moms. I I you know, we've all we all know them, and we there's no getting around it. And, yes, plenty of good kids come from single parent families. But think about how much better those kids could have been possibly.

And, yes, the big argument is, oh, wow. You know, Father's Day beat their kids and stuff like that. Right. You know? But that's that that whole I don't need no man, you don't seem complaining about uncle Sam, do you?

Right. Exactly. Take away their WIC. You take away you take away their Medicaid. You take away no.

No. You do it all by your no. If you don't do it, they say, oh, I did it all by myself. No. Hell, you didn't.

Right. You did not, and that's what ticks me off. And until I think, like you say, Gen x or Gen z rather coming up, I think maybe they're learning a lesson. I mean, my son is in there with his girlfriend in the house right now. I'm sitting out in the yard.

I ain't got a problem with it. They're not doing anything stupid because they know. They're they're no. They're both they they've come up under they've they've seen what happens. Yeah.

They've they know what happens. They've got friends that have screwed up. Right. I mean, they're teenagers, man, and I've lived in the hood. I've seen these these women I've seen a single mom could be one of the most violent people towards kids in the world, man.

You'd see these women in Walmart beating the crap out of their kids. But, again, I just I cannot stress enough how young men need to treat young ladies with respect. Right. That they need to respect their body. They need to respect their mind.

And here's the thing, though, Chuck. The young ladies need to respect themselves. That that was where I was going next. Dude, you're mind reader. You got your tarot cards out, Charlie.

That's right. But, no, it's I I I really think that that you're the more we talk about it, the more it's gonna come to light and the more people are starting to listen. We all know we all know single moms, and the last thing you wanna do is tick off a a single mom, tell her, you know, that's nobody wants that. Nobody needs to hear that because but but to let the kids know to be there for them, I've been I've I've I've been a father figure to a lot of kids in my life. Mhmm.

And for some reason, kids just you know, I like riding bikes. I like Hot Wheels and stuff like that, speaking of Hot Wheels tracks. And and just try to for for those kids that need someone, a a male role model, and I'm not necessarily the best there is. But I'm telling you, be as be as good a man as you know how to be around these kids that have no father because they don't t ...

Supreme Court looking into birthright citizenship. This might not be ruled on until June, which is gonna be here before you know it exactly. But all of these Democrats, they're if you wanna find out what a constitutional amendment really means, the best way to do that is go and look at the at what the people that wrote it said about it. In this case, it's senator Jacob Howard. He was one of the people that authored the fourteenth amendment back in 1866.

And this is one of those topics that everybody on the left that they love, oh, we go we're gonna change hundreds of years of law and blah blah blah blah blah. But we're not. What has actually happened was the Democrats have used the fourteenth amendment incorrectly for this amount of time. When you go back and you ex look exactly what Jacob Howard said about the fourteenth amendment, I don't think he stuttered on this thing. Not at all.

Let's go right now to Deese, Kalen. He is with the, Washington Examiner. Deese Kalen Deese, Kalen, how are you? Hi. Thanks for having me on.

Great to be with you. Alright. So all of this really goes back to senator Jacob Howard, one of the authors of the fourteenth amendment. What do you think the Supreme Court really wants to hear about during these arguments? So the Supreme Court today was very much interested in hearing more about the arguments of bringing, more of a, regulation to nationwide injunctions rather than the fourteenth amendment itself.

Mhmm. And I think that that was sort of the issue today is that it was a very double barreled, court case. There was that temptation to talk about the origins of the fourteenth amendment and whether it confers the right to birthright citizenship. But at the same time, that wasn't really the task at hand. And I think that that was something that made, for more confusion as to what the justices are ultimately gonna decide with this case whenever they issue a ruling perhaps in the next couple of weeks.

And I think that from what we gathered today, there was definitely more, I would say, democratic appointed justices that were interested in talking about the actual birthright, executive order that president Trump has put in place. And and and if and if you're listening to their words intently enough, then you might come away from it thinking, well, this executive order seems to maybe have a pretty steep chance of passing their muster. But I would also put the caveat where the Republican appointed justices were not really entertaining any parts of the merits of that executive order. So it kind of created a, an unfair, you know, balance where it seemed like there was more negative attention going toward the executive order whenever that wasn't even the issue that they had to deal with before them. Now I know Ketanji Brown Jackson.

She said was she was in favor of these lower courts issuing their orders because that way, the administration would have to go to the Supreme Court quicker. Yeah. It seemed like that that was sort of the idea that the Supreme Court could handle this, in the way that that from from her perspective that the Supreme Court could continue to handle these cases in the way that things are going. But, obviously, we saw that with this case, it became a special oral argument session, in the May, which you know, are they going to do that for every single controversial, you know, alleged controversial executive order that is going to, you know, get stalled by a lower court judge? I mean, the fact of the matter is is that one of the things that was brought up and, rightfully noted is that, you know, nationwide injunctions really weren't popularized until the nineteen sixties, the 1963 case at the DC, circuit court.

So I think that, you know, we've seen a steady pattern even in administrations before Trump where lower court judges have progressively begun to, you know, take, you know, stiff aim at the powers of, of of executive authority. And so the justices are now trying to toi ...

Supreme Court looking into birthright citizenship. This might not be ruled on until June, which is gonna be here before you know it exactly. But all of these Democrats, they're if you wanna find out what a constitutional amendment really means, the best way to do that is go and look at the at what the people that wrote it said about it. In this case, it's senator Jacob Howard. He was one of the people that authored the fourteenth amendment back in 1866.

And this is one of those topics that everybody on the left that they love, oh, we go we're gonna change hundreds of years of law and blah blah blah blah blah. But we're not. What has actually happened was the Democrats have used the fourteenth amendment incorrectly for this amount of time. When you go back and you ex look exactly what Jacob Howard said about the fourteenth amendment, I don't think he stuttered on this thing. Not at all.

Let's go right now to Deese, Kalen. He is with the, Washington Examiner. Deese Kalen Deese, Kalen, how are you? Hi. Thanks for having me on.

Great to be with you. Alright. So all of this really goes back to senator Jacob Howard, one of the authors of the fourteenth amendment. What do you think the Supreme Court really wants to hear about during these arguments? So the Supreme Court today was very much interested in hearing more about the arguments of bringing, more of a, regulation to nationwide injunctions rather than the fourteenth amendment itself.

Mhmm. And I think that that was sort of the issue today is that it was a very double barreled, court case. There was that temptation to talk about the origins of the fourteenth amendment and whether it confers the right to birthright citizenship. But at the same time, that wasn't really the task at hand. And I think that that was something that made, for more confusion as to what the justices are ultimately gonna decide with this case whenever they issue a ruling perhaps in the next couple of weeks.

And I think that from what we gathered today, there was definitely more, I would say, Democratic appointed justices that were interested in talking about the actual birthright, executive order that president Trump has put in place. And and and if and if you're listening to their words intently enough, then you might come away from it thinking, well, this executive order seems to maybe have a pretty steep chance of passing their muster. But I would also put the caveat where the Republican appointed justices were not really entertaining any parts of the merits of that executive order. So it kind of created a, an unfair, you know, balance where it seemed like there was more negative attention going toward the executive order whenever that wasn't even the issue that they had to deal with before them. Now I know Ketanji Brown Jackson.

She said was she was in favor of these lower courts issuing their orders because that way, the administration would have to go to the Supreme Court quicker. Yeah. It seemed like that that was sort of the idea that the Supreme Court could handle this, in the way that that from from her perspective that the Supreme Court could continue to handle these cases in the way that things are going. But, obviously, we saw that with this case, it became a special oral argument session, in the May, which you know, are they going to do that for every single controversial, you know, alleged controversial executive order that is going to, you know, get stalled by a lower court judge? I mean, the fact of the matter is is that one of the things that was brought up and, rightfully noted is that, you know, nationwide injunctions really weren't popularized until the nineteen sixties, the 1963 case at the DC, circuit court.

So I think that, you know, we've seen a steady pattern even in administrations before Trump where lower court judges have progressively begun to, you know, take, you know, stiff aim at the powers of, of of executive authority. And so the justices are now trying to toi ...

I pledge allegiance to the flag of The United States Of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God, God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Oh, beautiful for skies, for amber waves of grain, for purple mountain America is back. Ah, yes. Yes. Yes.

And if we can get if we can get a, a good ruling from the Supreme Court on the fourteenth amendment, America will really be back. I am sorry. I mean, we oh, oh, y'all. We got y'all look here. We got some liberals over there on on the text line that are so upset.

Oh my goodness. Oh, my word. Six zero one loves illegal aliens. Two nine eight loves illegal the the truth is they just hate Trump. That's it.

That is their whole reason for being. They went, oh my goodness. I could not imagine waking up every morning with that much anger and hatred and self loathing in my heart as people like this have. I really can't. That cannot be good.

Your cortisol levels on a bed will probably are probably through the roof. You guys might wanna go to the doctor. You might wanna go get yourself checked out. Get tested for Trump derangement syndrome. That would be a good one.

And all you gotta do is just ask him a just ask him a few questions. Hey. You know, Trump's got, like, $1,600,000,000,000 worth of investment coming to The United States. How do you feel about that? I hate it.

I just I hate it. I hate that. I hate that he did it. Oh oh oh oh, okay. Okay.

Trump's allowing some people from Africa in as refugees. Now they're white. Oh, I really hate that. Oh, boy. Do I hate that.

I can't stand that. Okay. Okay. Alright. How about this one?

Trump is looking at lowering drug prices. Oh, I hate Trump. I I hate Trump. Yeah. That's all they do.

So 601298. I've got a texter here that's got a question for you. Would you be willing to take illegal aliens into your home? Would you? You should be.

You should be willing to do that. I bet you're not, though. I bet you're thinking of reasons right now why you couldn't possibly host an illegal alien and their families into your home. Why, if one of them was to give birth in your house, you would probably consider them a family member. Yeah.

Share your Wi Fi password, your PIN to your ATM card. Yeah. Probably give them access to your bank account. Would you do that? No.

Of course, you wouldn't because you're miserable hypocrites through and through. Whoopi Goldberg Whoopi Goldberg was actually on The View criticizing president Trump's plan to reduce the price of prescription drugs. Now I don't know if you guys follow, Damon Amani over there on he's really good. He's really good. But I want you to listen to what will be said and a little bit of his reply.

Here we go. You know who issued an executive order aimed at low Now wait a minute. Look. Just just the look on her face. You know who ex did an executive order.

You know who. I'll just tell you, listen to this. Here's Whoopi and and Damon Imani. You know who issued an executive order aimed at lowering drug drug costs. He didn't specify which drugs he's gonna target or which insurance programs would be impacted.

It's it doesn't make any sense. You know what? It doesn't make any sense. It doesn't. Now these are the same people that were screaming.

Bernie Sanders screaming about the price of of drugs. They've been screaming about it for years. Let's go on a little bit. Well, let me just go back, Whoopi. Bringing down the price of drugs is an issue that even Democrats, your side, have been running on for years.

Meaning Republicans, Democrats, everyone in the country, including every single one of you in your audience, you want this. And the fact that even when a Trump policy directly benefits you, you cry about it, you condemn it, well, it doesn't make any sense. Out of sheer hatred for the man is utterly astonishing, to be honest with you, and I think it should And he's absolutely right. It's all it's just out of hatred for the man. Because you hate the man, y ...

I pledge allegiance to the flag of The United States Of America and to the Republic for which it stands, one nation under God, God, indivisible, with liberty and justice for all. Oh, beautiful for spacious skies, for amber waves of grain, for purple mountain majesties, above the fruit America is back. Ah, yes. Yes. Yes.

And if we can get if we can get a, a good ruling from the Supreme Court on the fourteenth amendment, America will really be back. I am sorry. I mean, we oh, oh, y'all. We got y'all look here. We got some liberals over there on on the text line that are so upset.

Oh my goodness. Oh, my word. Six zero one loves illegal aliens. Two nine eight loves illegal the the truth is they just hate Trump. That's it.

That is their whole reason for being. They went, oh my goodness. I could not imagine waking up every morning with that much anger and hatred and self loathing in my heart as people like this have. I really can't. That cannot be good.

Your cortisol levels on a bed will probably are probably through the roof. You guys might wanna go to the doctor. You might wanna go get yourself checked out. Get tested for Trump derangement syndrome. That would be a good one.

And all you gotta do is just ask him a just ask him a few questions. Hey. You know, Trump's got, like, $1,600,000,000,000 worth of investment coming to The United States. How do you feel about that? I hate it.

I just I hate it. I hate that. I hate that he did it. Oh oh oh oh, okay. Okay.

Trump's allowing some people from Africa in as refugees. Now they're white. Oh, I really hate that. Oh, boy. Do I hate that.

I can't stand that. Okay. Okay. Alright. How about this one?

Trump is looking at lowering drug prices. Oh, I hate Trump. I I hate Trump. Yeah. That's all they do.

So six zero one two nine eight. I've got a texter here that's got a question for you. Would you be willing to take illegal aliens into your home? Would you? You should be.

You should be willing to do that. I bet you're not, though. I bet you're thinking of reasons right now why you couldn't possibly host an illegal alien and their families into your home. Why, if one of them was to give birth in your house, you would probably consider them a family member. Yeah.

Share your Wi Fi password, your PIN to your ATM card. Yeah. Probably give them access to your bank account. Would you do that? No.

Of course, you wouldn't because you're miserable hypocrites through and through. Whoopi Goldberg Whoopi Goldberg was actually on The View criticizing president Trump's plan to reduce the price of prescription drugs. Now I don't know if you guys follow, Damon Amani over there on he's really good. He's really good. But I want you to listen to what will be said and a little bit of his reply.

Here we go. You know who issued an executive order aimed at low Now wait a minute. Look. Just just the look on her face. You know who ex did an executive order.

You know who. I'll just tell you, listen to this. Here's Whoopi and and Damon Imani. You know who issued an executive order aimed at lowering drug drug costs. He didn't specify which drugs he's gonna target or which insurance programs would be impacted.

It's it doesn't make any sense. You know what? It doesn't make any sense. It doesn't. Now these are the same people that were screaming.

Bernie Sanders screaming about the price of of drugs. They've been screaming about it for years. Let's go on a little bit. Well, let me just go back, Whoopi. Bringing down the price of drugs is an issue that even Democrats, your side, have been running on for years.

Meaning Republicans, Democrats, everyone in the country, including every single one of you in your audience, you want this. And the fact that even when a Trump policy directly benefits you, you cry about it, you condemn it, well, it doesn't make any sense. Out of sheer hatred for the man is utterly astonishing, to be honest with you, and I think it should And he's absolutely right. It's all it's ju ...

And welcome to the program on this Thursday afternoon as everybody's getting ready for the weekend. I know you are. I am my own self. Boy, I tell you what, lot better day today, man. It is we have had such a wet, spring out there.

Unbelievable how much rain we've had, but at least it's nights out there, momentarily. But this is the time of year we always get those, afternoon and evening thunderstorms and things like that. So, okay. I wanted let's just jump back in the way back machine for a minute. Just for a minute.

And go back to a pivotal moment or what would become a pivotal moment in American history. It was one can you believe it? It was one year ago today one year ago today that Joe Biden and his campaign decided that they needed to release a video. They were gonna release a video, y'all. And, boy, I'd tell you what a oh, they got this, and I'm pretty sure they took them, like, thirty, forty takes to get it right because it was Joe.

But they needed it they needed to be authoritative. They needed it to be tough because everybody said Joe Biden wasn't tough, and Joe Biden likes to pretend he's a tough guy. He's a fake tough guy. So they released this video. And what did the video say?

Oh, boy. Here we go. Wait a minute. Where is it? Hold on.

Hold on. Here it here it is. You don't wanna miss this. Here we go. Donald Trump lost two debates to me in 2020.

It said that he hadn't shown up for debate. Now he's acting like he wants to debate me again. Well, make my day, pal. I'll even do it twice. So let's pick the dates, Donald.

I hear you're free on Wednesdays. Donald Trump And what happened? Yeah. They did the debate, and that was the end. That was the end of Joe Biden.

That was the literally, that night, as we all gathered to there together a bit at Willy Taco, and we watched that debate, that was the end. We didn't we didn't even we didn't even realize that we were all excited. We didn't even realize what was gonna happen on that night. We got together. We're reading.

We were excited. We knew it was gonna be good. And then that debate happened, and we all sat there with our mouths open going, oh, my word. This is the worst thing we've ever seen. It was we're literally watching a slow motion train wreck happen on in front of the world.

In front of the world. We had known all of us have been saying, you know, Joe Biden's got mental decline. Joe Biden's cognitive abilities are slipping. Joe Biden is just he's he's not he's missing a couple of steps. But everybody in the mainstream, he was like, oh, no.

He's sharp as a tack. Everything is great. I've never seen him better. This version of even, morning Joe, this version of Joe Biden, Joe Biden two point o. This is the, oh, this is the best he's ever been.

He's just amazing. And then that night happened, that debate. We knew we were right. We knew we were right, and Joe Biden proved it. Donald Trump didn't have to do Donald Trump practically didn't have to do anything in that debate.

It was one great line, where where where Trump says, I I don't know what he's saying. I don't I don't think he does either. And everybody's like, wow. Yes. It was an absolute slaughter.

It was such a slaughter that when Donald Trump debated Kamala Harris, it was three against one. You had the two moderators and Kamala Harris. All three of them were debating Donald Trump. That's how bad the Joe Biden debate went. They had to triple team Trump in the Harris debate.

It was unbelievable. But now now we find out that everything that they well, everything that we believed, they knew. They knew all of this was happening. That new book by by Jake Tapper, who, by the way, was one of the people that defended Joe Biden. Laura Trump made some accusations on his show over on CNN.

He said, oh, you don't have any evidence of of cognitive decline. Yeah. Yeah. And then we find out that everybody had evidence of cognitive decline. Even in that book with Jake Tapper called original sin, Even the W ...

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Well, it's time for the 06:00 club. Welcome. Welcome. Welcome. Let's go to Richard in Dallas.

Richard, you you got some information about, some of those solar panel farms. Right? Well, that's what we're chatting about. That young man was on the phone a while ago. I'm sure he has a firsthand experience because he said he lost some acreage in his hunt club to a a a a some Solar fire.

Yeah. Yeah. Okay. And I'm sure the numbers he told out there were true and accurate because he was probably sent in on the meeting of the landowner and the hunt club president, and the landowner said, listen, guys. This is what's happening.

Now I gotta take this deal. Yeah. The thing about it is the property and I didn't know this. Well, I didn't but I didn't know that this panel wore out in fifteen years. But the problem is, in my opinion, the landowner still owns the land.

They may have got a $2,000,000 upfront payment, but they still I know a guy that And it's leasing land Yeah. To a farm. Okay? Solar part. He got a big deposit, and he's got about 80 acres.

And he gets a check every quarter. Yep. And every every 12 months, that goes up 6%. Wow. Okay?

Yeah. 6%. That's not bad. And that's why these other that's why these land owners that own this property, what, 400 acres that we're talking about earlier? That's a lot of money.

That's why they wanna get rid of it because they're flat in their own pocket. Yep. You're right. But they don't realize in fifteen years, if that's true, what they got is a mess on their hands that supposedly is no way to dispose of. Yeah.

What are they gonna do? Just dismantle them, take them all out, and replace them? I don't know. I don't know. They're just gonna move on.

They're just gonna move on. Move. Yeah. You're right. I'm about to Appreciate it.

Richard, let's go to Jeff. He's over in Commerce, Georgia. Jeff, tell us about those solar farms over there, pal. Hey, Charlie. I'm in Comer, Georgia, C 0 M E R.

Oh, you're in Comer. Okay. Great. What's up? Yeah.

We we live in Oglethorpe County. So we just had a situation here where they came in with a solar farm, bought it from a timber company, 3,000 acres. Wow. So where are you gonna put 3,000 acres of solar panels in fifteen years? In your landfill, it's gonna be classified as hazardous waste.

But that's not the main problem. They they touted us as, oh, it's gonna bring in jobs to your county, which is a very rural county. Yeah. Yeah. It brought in jobs because I sat down on the road and watched them when they were doing it multiple times.

The jobs, the count the the tags were from Texas Yeah. Colorado, Arizona. We had one job as a security guard on that road, but that's not the main thing. The main thing is the runoff from that solar farm Yeah. Devastated everybody, their farms, their their lakes, their streams, and it's a major environmental problem.

Yeah. You're right. I mean, that water, when it hits those solar panels, where does it go? Yeah. And they took out 3,000 acres Wow.

Of pristine, beautiful trees to put up a solar farm. I'm just gonna imagine looking for us? I'm just gonna imagine since it's Georgia, though those are pine trees. So I'm just kinda wondering. I mean, that's 3,000 acres off the market for all of that really renewable resource that is our trees.

This wasn't just pine trees. This was a hardwood forest. Oh, really? That's even worse. Which even which even made it worse.

Yeah. Yeah. So og Oglethorpe County, Georgia, county seed is Lexington. Somebody wants to give the county commissioner a call and ask him, hey. Would he do that again?

I guarantee you, he's screaming about it right now. Yeah. Probably so. All the jobs all the jobs came from Texas. Such regret.

Such regret when they when they chase after that dollar. Jeff, I appreciate it, man. Thank you so much. That's so you folks out there with that 400 acres solar farm, what's gonna happen to everything around it? It's not gonna be good.

It never is. All of this green ...