Host Charlie James brings on Becky McLaughlin from the Spartanburg County GOP to discuss an upcoming emergency Zoom meeting regarding South Carolina Republican Party candidate qualification rules. They analyze a state party rule requiring candidates to have voted in two of the last three statewide primary elections unless granted a waiver, discussing how this standard affects primary candidates such as Darlene Graham and Charlotte-based candidate Clark Nelsen. Following the interview, Charlie questions the establishment backing of Darlene Graham's campaign for her late brother Lindsey Graham's U.S. Senate seat, criticizing her campaign strategy of staying in Washington, D.C. rather than actively campaigning or answering questions from South Carolina voters.

Host Charlie James speaks with Becky McLaughlin of the Spartanburg County GOP about an urgent, upcoming South Carolina GOP Executive Committee meeting regarding candidate qualification rules. They discuss party regulations requiring candidates to have voted in two of the last three statewide primary elections unless granted an official waiver, exploring how these rules apply to candidates in the U.S. Senate race such as Darlene Graham and Charlotte resident Clark Nelsen. Following the interview, Charlie critiques the political establishment surrounding Darlene Graham's interim appointment and candidacy, questioning her political record, campaign transparency, and connections to former state Senator Katrina Shealy.

In Hour 3 of The Charlie James Show, host Charlie James opens by analyzing Dr. Anthony Fauci's pandemic diary entries, alleging personal self-obsession and the misrepresentation of COVID-19 mortality statistics. The discussion then expands to geopolitical and domestic threats, featuring a caller's breakdown of the "Red-Green Axis," allegations of globalist bias within the CIA, and concerns over local license-plate surveillance. James proceeds to address a terror attack at a Berlin Pride Parade, warning against radical Islam while voicing strong disappointment with Minnesota gubernatorial candidate Mike Lindell over his immigration stance. He concludes the hour by evaluating the competing campaign narratives of the Republican and Democratic parties with only 99 days remaining until the midterm elections.

In this segment of The Charlie James Show, caller Donna from Anderson joins the discussion to outline her theory on global power struggles, dividing influence among the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), jihadists, and globalist "ists." She warns about a growing "Red-Green Axis"—a temporary alliance between Chinese communists and Islamist factions—prompting Charlie James to agree and transition into a discussion on deep-state intelligence operations. Citing reporting from Catherine Herridge regarding a task force formed by Tulsi Gabbard, James asserts that CIA elements suppressed intelligence (including the Hunter Biden laptop story) to protect a globalist agenda and downplay threats from China. He further references claims that former President Joe Biden was subjected to Chinese blackmail. James concludes by tying these global concerns back to local surveillance, arguing that leased Flock license plate cameras feed data into a broader, unaccountable monitoring network that threatens personal privacy.

In this segment of The Charlie James Show, host Charlie James reflects on the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, recounting a personal memory from early 2020 about a local restaurant closing due to its chef returning to China. He contrasts the initial media coverage—which framed COVID-19 as less dangerous than the seasonal flu—with early travel restrictions enacted by President Donald Trump. James then discusses Dr. Anthony Fauci's upcoming congressional testimony and diary entries obtained by Senator Rand Paul. He criticizes Fauci for allegedly harboring an obsession with personal fame, misrepresenting mortality statistics, and benefiting financially through awards and ties to pharmaceutical companies. James concludes by noting that while Congress can question Fauci, a full pardon granted by President Joe Biden prevents further legal prosecution.

In Hour 2 of The Charlie James Show, host Charlie James opens by addressing citizen surveillance concerns, focusing on leased Flock license-plate cameras and automated parking tracking, while questioning the political appeal and transparency of candidate Darlene Graham in South Carolina's U.S. Senate race. The conversation shifts to foreign affairs as James takes listener calls and highlights the U.S. military’s deployment of B-1B Lancer bombers against targets in Iran. Turning back to domestic politics, James challenges voters supporting Darlene Graham to explain their backing and cautions against the platform of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA). He concludes the hour by offering listeners a clear breakdown differentiating temporary social safety-net programs from systemic state-controlled socialism.

In this segment of The Charlie James Show, host Charlie James opens by sharing childhood memories of assembling model airplanes before transitioning to recent news regarding the U.S. military deploying B-1B Lancer bombers against targets in Iran. He details the bomber's capabilities, the ongoing airstrikes, and international cooperation aimed at keeping the Strait of Hormuz safe. Callers then join the conversation: Donald from Hartwell, Georgia, recalls seeing a B-1 bomber flyover at an air show in the 1990s, describing its incredible noise and scent, while Steve from Greenville recommends a local restaurant in Greer and expresses his endorsement for Ralph Norman in the upcoming U.S. Senate race.

In this segment of The Charlie James Show, host Charlie James takes a call from Wes in Greenville to discuss police surveillance technologies, including leased Flock license plate readers and Axon light-pole camera systems, raising concerns about government monitoring and citizen privacy. Following the discussion on surveillance, Charlie questions why voters are supporting candidate Darlene Graham in South Carolina's U.S. Senate race, playing an audio clip from her candidate filing speech in which she pledges to continue Lindsey Graham's legacy and asks for time to grieve. Charlie critiques her refusal to take questions or participate in campaign events, comparing her strategy and public visibility to that of competitor Russell Fry.

In Hour 1 of The Charlie James Show, host Charlie James opens by examining national political dynamics, the upcoming midterm elections, and listener ideas on voter engagement. The conversation then turns to the South Carolina U.S. Senate race, where James analyzes candidate filings, election strategies, and feedback from callers. He also tackles local Greenville issues, highlighting the misuse of Flock license-plate cameras and the introduction of AI-enforced parking rules downtown. Finally, James reacts to news of an incendiary attack outside a Department of Homeland Security facility in New York City and concludes with commentary on a speech addressing shifts in Western cultural values and moral responsibility.

In this segment of The Charlie James Show on NewsTalk 98.9 WORD, host Charlie James interacts with callers to discuss political developments in South Carolina's U.S. Senate race. First, caller Gerald questions whether candidate Darlene Graham promised not to run for the full Senate term after being appointed to the interim seat, prompting Charlie to clarify that the DNC and South Carolina GOP indicated her appointment was intended for the interim period only. Charlie then reviews the ten candidates in the race and discusses new polling numbers showing Graham leading, followed by Ralph Norman. Later, caller David from Greenville phones in to express doubts about Graham's conservative credentials and endorse Ralph Norman, leading Charlie to criticize Graham for avoiding media questions and staying in Washington rather than campaigning directly with constituents.