6 O'FIVERS WAKE UP IT'S ELECTION DAY 6/9/26

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SPEAKER_09 0:00

It ain't over?

unknown 0:01

No.

SPEAKER_09 0:03

Don't tell me runoff. You know, it's really um very interesting that people are, you know, saying, you know, we're just gonna support everything, um all the endorsements that Trump gave them because it's simple. But all those endorsements are Henry's endorsements. Um and Henry told Trump who to endorse.

SPEAKER_07 0:29

Do you think Trump told Henry to endorse the mayoral candidate?

SPEAKER_09 0:35

No. I'm saying Henry told Trump who he wanted him to endorse. And Henry is a is is not my governor. I am very disappointed in so many ways in Henry McMaster. So many ways. So if he says one thing, I'm saying another. And I know that Trump thinks he's a good guy. So you know, Trump rewards loyalty with loyalty. And uh Trump said, Henry, what do you want? He said it again. Henry, Henry has like this this um this lantern and he rubs it, and the Trump genie comes out and he says, Trump, I want that. Yeah, yeah, Trump is doing this for him. There's no doubt in my mind. How is it that Trump is endorsing everyone that Henry's endorsing? Like after Henry endorses. And it's like, you know, Trump is reward rewarding loyalty. But Henry's a he's a fake, he's a fraud. And um, you know, I mean endorsing Lindsey Graham, the lieutenant governor is standing next to Lindsey Graham, rah-rah, sisboom bah, on a telerally with Trump? Come on. Tim Scott, it was disgusting on Sean Hannity. You must vote South Carolina. Listen to me. You have to go vote for Lindsey Graham. You have to. That's another guy I don't I wouldn't vote for. Tim Scott. He's another one I wouldn't vote for. Would you?

SPEAKER_07 2:24

Me?

SPEAKER_09 2:25

No. Exactly.

SPEAKER_07 2:27

So you have all I mean, if that's the only choice between that and a Democratie, well, yeah. Yeah. Because at least you know you're gonna get forty percent of the decent votes.

SPEAKER_09 2:40

Do you know the Heritage Foundation gave Lindsey Graham 56%? That's not very good. Conservative.

SPEAKER_07 2:47

Yeah, that's not very good.

SPEAKER_09 2:48

I mean, and people are like, yeah, Lindsey Graham because Trump said so.

SPEAKER_07 2:51

No.

SPEAKER_09 2:52

Stop being stupid.

SPEAKER_07 2:53

You know what's funny is that when we talk about the accomplishments, and then they complain for four years. I know. Six years. We talk about the accomplishments of this president, President Trump, and there's a lot he's doing right. We disagree, you and I, with a few things he does we think is wrong. But what do we know? We're just idiots doing radio in Myrtle Beach. But we often get accused of being a non-stop, completely blind Trump liquor. I think this is an excellent opportunity for us to remind people, no, we are not, because we're actually against every single one of his picks here in South Carolina, while all of you are blindly following him.

SPEAKER_09 3:29

How do you vote for Lindsey Graham?

SPEAKER_07 3:31

I don't know.

SPEAKER_09 3:31

How do you vote for that guy? All right. Well, whatever. Um It's very frustrating. It's very frustrating. Uh so is Spencer Pratt in or out? Apparently he's out. LA. He's totally out, right? Yeah, apparently he's out. Steve Hilton's in.

SPEAKER_07 3:58

So far, but that's not done. I think the mayor thinks. None of it's done, right? Well, none of it's done from what I understand.

SPEAKER_09 4:03

Still counting another week or so.

SPEAKER_07 4:05

Yeah. Um, Beck had on a U.S. attorney. We don't have to play it, but I can just tell you. They're aware of the inconsistencies and some law rule breaking, and the plan is to move as soon as they certify it. Basically, this guy in a nutshell, without saying any names, because he doesn't want, you know, and he's not giving a timeline, but he said within a month or two, there will be arrests because of the shenanigans going on with voting in California. What and who and what that involves, I don't know. I'm telling you what he said.

SPEAKER_08 4:41

Okay. So this is this is what Steve Hilton said. All right. You saw this because it just happened. But Congressman uh Kevin Kiley, he's an independent, but he was until very recently a Republican, as you know, California. He says that the pace of the counting is unacceptable. And I think a lot of very reasonable people agree with that. Come on, California, it's great independence and everybody get to vote in these primaries, but it shouldn't take so long to count. Okay, but the but then uh when it comes to these issues of, you know, the the president is out there saying that that means there's fraud and a conspiracy. Congressman Kylie says no, that there's no evidence of fraud. I wanted to play for you what he just said, Steve. Is there any evidence you were aware of that there is any fraud in the counting of the election in California?

SPEAKER_04 5:22

No, I I don't think that's particularly a helpful way to characterize it because the slow counting of ballots, I think, is a problem. So I think California does need to get its act together, but that's no fraud that you're aware of. I have no, I mean you've I have heard uh, you know, not at least in relation to counting the votes later.

SPEAKER_08 5:42

So I I just in terms of where you stand, are you worried that there's fraud right now, or or are you just, hey, frustrated that it that the count is slow, but that you believe the process is fair?

SPEAKER_03 5:54

Yeah, so look, that there's so many things wrong with the system. I've been saying all along that we take it very seriously because we don't want to let people down, and we've been very vigilant on it. We're keeping an eye on it. We've got teams standing by, lawyers standing by, and actually, it's the same answer that actually I've been giving for a few days now. We've seen nothing that would give us cause to intervene in that way. But more importantly than that, Bill Aseli, the US attorney, who's actually got the full weight, which is the campaign, he's got the full weight of the Justice Department, and he's there and he's taking a look at it. And I trust that if there is anything that needs to be investigated, that he will make sure it happens. But I think the real point is that this whole system needs to be improved. Uh, at the end of last week, I actually offered Gavin Newsom um a suggestion for how we could speed things up because one of the reasons it talks about voter ID, but do you hear there is no fraud whatsoever?

SPEAKER_07 6:43

I heard him say that, but he's calling it out on this one saying they're counting votes after they're backdating. I don't know. Here it is. This was yesterday. Ah, sorry.

SPEAKER_09 6:54

Backdating would be illegal.

unknown 6:56

Exactly.

SPEAKER_03 6:57

There's one thing that is just extraordinary to anyone watching, which is this mail-in ballot um uh seven days after the election. The I the argument is well, we want maximum participation. So if someone wants to vote on election day, we're gonna treat sending in a mail ballot the same as if you were voting. That's why we're gonna give seven days for the ballot to arrive. But there's a there's a there's a line in the law that says that actually the the proof that you mailed your ballot are on or just before election day, even if it arrives after election day, it's not just the postmark, you can write it, you can hand write the date. Wow. And that counts. It's it's not I I was talking about this at the last elections. I had a whistleblower from the Postal Service explaining this. So just to be really clear what that means, you can backdate your ballot by hand. By hand, and it will be counted. That's how insane this system is.

SPEAKER_09 8:05

So he's just talking about backdating. But he said there's no fraud. They've been watching it and there's no fraud whatsoever.

SPEAKER_07 8:13

And the U.S. attorney says that they're aware of it, and arrests will be made. Basically, he bank said bank on it. Who and exactly when? He's not saying the investigation's not 100% done, but what they have so far is yeah.

SPEAKER_09 8:25

All right, let me play this for you. Mike Johnson.

SPEAKER_01 8:29

So does the tip of the iceberg.

SPEAKER_05 8:30

Speaking of fraud, the president keeps saying that there's election fraud in the California Marrows race. Is what evidence is there to prove that?

SPEAKER_01 8:36

You tell me, Manu, they they are counting votes weeks after the election. We have entire nations with huge populations like India that can count their votes in 24 to 40 years.

SPEAKER_05 8:46

You're saying it's rigged like the president?

SPEAKER_01 8:47

I'm not saying it's rigged, I'm saying it stinks to high heaven, and everybody knows that. Let's let's let's remove the appearance of impropriety. Let's have what what a what a concept. Let's have votes on an election the day of the election. That's what many states are able to do. I think California is playing around with this.

SPEAKER_05 9:04

But what evidence is there to prove that there was rigged?

SPEAKER_01 9:07

I don't Some of these efforts are so diabolical and so far upstream it is impossible to prove. But I think everybody knows instinctively something is wrong here, and that's a concern. We need people to believe in the integrity of our election system. It is critical to maintain a constitutional republic. We're going to keep working to pass the Save America Act because it requires, as you know, proof of citizenship and a photo ID to vote. That those are also 90% plus issues in public opinion, and 70% of Democrats understand that's that's necessary.

SPEAKER_05 9:34

We aren't just saying that because you've lost the election because the Republicans did not win.

SPEAKER_01 9:39

This is why you're hearing that? I'm saying that every every leader of all parties should demand election integrity. And if somebody is opposing that, you should look at their motives. That's what I'm saying. Sounds to me that he agrees, but he didn't want to.

SPEAKER_09 9:55

There's no evidence.

SPEAKER_07 9:56

Yeah.

SPEAKER_09 9:56

They have to look for evidence of, you know. They they you don't have to prove that it's all real. But see what the thing is, it's taking the same thing.

SPEAKER_07 10:06

Says it's shady, but comes just shy of saying it's illegal.

SPEAKER_09 10:10

So what's taking so long is, and um I didn't know this, but the reason why it's taking so long is A, they have not enough people to work overnight. And B, what they're doing is comparing signatures. Did you know that? That's what they're doing. Now I don't know if they have signature people doing it, like people specifically trained in looking at a signature and saying these match, or are they because you know, sometimes I sign my name differently. Sometimes I just do an E and write my last name. Sometimes I write the whole name. So I don't remember what I did on my voter record. I don't recall, you know. But I'm just wondering, are they specifically trained to identify or are they using AI? Are they using AI? It sounds like a pretty easy thing to do with AI. Do these signatures match? No. Does this match? Yes. So that's how that's why it's taking so long. They're using signature match because they don't use voter ID.

SPEAKER_07 11:17

Well, there's that, and the fact that they never cleaned the voter rolls, the fact that everybody got sent to ballot, whether they live there or not, multiple, yes. So the whole thing stinks. The system itself has fraud baked into it. And it was done that way. We never played the audio, but uh it was from the weekend when Kevin McCarthy said it. He came on Maria's show and said that as soon as Newsome got in there, he changed the rules and made it so you can cheat. Made it much easier to cheat with mail and ballots going out everywhere to any address, to no address, to multiple in one house, all that stuff. Because and and it was all designed for cheating. He changed the rules. So I guess by the rule book in California, you're right.

unknown 12:04

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 12:04

It's all in the up and up. This is shorter than I thought. So here's what that U.S. attorney said. I'll just play it because then you leave it as it is.

SPEAKER_02 12:12

You said you expect people to be charged. Um can you say with what, and you feel confident enough you have enough evidence?

SPEAKER_06 12:20

I I I will just say it will be election fraud charges in the in the next. I I hate to put timelines on things, but one to two months, I believe. We need we need the uh some of these results to be certified so we can uh you know prove some of the allegations.

SPEAKER_07 12:35

But we So that's basically what he's saying. Once you certify it, that has broken whatever law he's looking at, and they will charge them with breaking that law in a nutshell. I don't know what that means. I don't know who that means. But that's it.

SPEAKER_09 12:54

I don't know.

SPEAKER_07 12:55

I I didn't say I know either, but we can only go by what these people tell us. And I certainly trust the people that are working in this administration more than the previous.

SPEAKER_09 13:04

Now there are people complaining that they were told their signatures didn't match and they were denied a vote.

SPEAKER_07 13:11

Entirely possible. If, like you said, they're using AI and it's not human, and like you said, we all sign our names differently. You know? It's not like we're rock stars or they got it down pat because they do it a thousand times a day. So our signatures are always gonna be different. They're remotely close on any given day, meaning, you know, from this day to the next. I've looked at checks that I've gotten, it's like, oh wow, look at how funny I signed that that day. You know what I mean? Mm-hmm. So what if I signed it that way on a ballot? Or whatever. And it gets rejected. Then how do I prove it was actually me? I don't know. So if they are throwing out legal ballots, because signatures don't match, but accepting ballots from anybody, including illegals, like if or drug addicts.

SPEAKER_09 14:01

Correct me if I'm wrong, but drug addicts are allowed to vote. So they, you know, just because you don't have a uh an address, but you could put down the shelter or I think felons on a uh federally are not allowed to ever vote.

SPEAKER_07 14:15

And so are illegals, meaning it's illegal for an illegal to vote.

SPEAKER_09 14:20

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 14:20

So if those are the charges he's talking about, then there we go. I mean, person A, who just moved here from Mexico, got a ballot in the mail and said, Well, I don't like that Republican because he's talking bad about me. You know, whatever, because he watches Karen what's her name, Bass, and decides to vote for her and Sarah. But he's his vote shouldn't be counted because he's not a legal U.S. citizen. So is that what he means? If that's the case, well, then we're talking about potentially a whole bunch of people being arrested for voter fraud. But it didn't seem like it to me. It seemed to me that they're waiting for the people who are in the position to certify the election to go after potentially them. In other words, not the low-level voters who are voting illegally, but the folks that are involved in certifying the election. Because why would you wait for that to take place? Because that means that you've put your signature on it and taken an oath and said this is exactly the way it should be. This election tally is certified and done and submitted. Okay, now we got ya. You know what I mean? That's what it seemed like to me. But I guess we'll find out. And what did he say? A month or two. Whatever that I don't.

SPEAKER_09 15:36

I'm gonna say I'm cautiously unoptimistic that that will happen. That works. Or or I should say pessimistic.

SPEAKER_07 15:50

And and I don't blame you. I mean, I wish it would be true. I don't blame you because the likes of John Solomon and Hannity kept telling us TikTok, here it comes, get ready. Rest coming this week, here they come next week, and nothing has yet ever happened. The only thing that has ever happened is the fraud. They are cracking down on it and they're busting a lot of people and taking their money and their Maserati's and all that.

SPEAKER_09 16:09

I wish that was more publicized, highly publicized, because I would love to see more of that.

SPEAKER_07 16:14

They don't want to because it's happened under their watch in many of those states. And I've got an update, including the DOJ has gotten criminal referrals on all of those cases in Minnesota.

SPEAKER_09 16:26

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 16:26

That it was under Ellison and Tim Waltz's watch.

SPEAKER_01 16:31

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 16:32

So interesting developments yesterday on that. So the fraud thing is moving forward fast. And that's good.

SPEAKER_09 16:39

How are we doing with polls? I'd like to see that for our local polls.

SPEAKER_07 16:43

Oh, I know.

SPEAKER_09 16:44

You know, Trump is um okay, just to circle back.

SPEAKER_01 16:49

Uh-oh.

SPEAKER_09 16:49

Henry told Trump who we need here in South Carolina because he trusts Henry. And uh Trump doesn't live here, so he doesn't know. Okay. But he loves Lindsey Graham. That's like his best bud. So whatever's going on there, Lindsey, you know, he's a likable guy. He's got a lot of charisma. Gotta gotta give it to him. But he's always he loves Joe Biden, he loves all these, you know, he's got a 56% voting conservative rate. Um so does that make sense? Does that make sense to vote him in again? Because Henry, who appointed a Fauci to be in control of our health care in this state after what Henry did to us during COVID and the shutdowns, am I gonna trust anything that that individual says? Absolutely not. He endorsed Bethune for mayor of Myrtle Beach. Thank God we didn't listen to him then. Um, and so I don't know what's happening with Henry. I don't know what's going on there. The giving the money away and the slow drip, drip, drip. Yeah, we're gonna do uh, you know, get rid of state income tax. And then next thing you know, we have a gas sales tax that increases every year, another penny tax on our rolls. Um, you know, they're taking away, by the way, in the city of Myrtle Beach, that's happening, by the way, those benefits and perks you get because of, you know, your tax dollars, that TDF, they're taking away our benefits. We're gonna our taxes are gonna go up in the city now, and they're already high. So our city taxes going up, Ori County tax has gone up, gas sales tax has gone up, um The South Carolina legislature freaking liars said no to the Trump taxes, the big beautiful bill with no tax on tips.

SPEAKER_07 18:47

They said no. Yeah, they didn't have a lot of people. But they give themselves a little pay raise because you know we haven't had one in ten years.

SPEAKER_09 18:52

Yeah, isn't that ridiculous? And they they're giving raises to teachers who are failing the students.

SPEAKER_07 19:02

To be fair, not all teachers, but overall, something that's a good idea.

SPEAKER_09 19:06

Not in our neighborhood per se, but in rural areas, what are you doing? You're why isn't it based on individual you know, it's like it's like someone who comes to South Carolina and says, you know what? I'm gonna give all radio station DJs a raise. You all get a raise, you get a raise, you get a raise, you get a raise. Hey, us legislators, we're awesome. We're gonna give ourselves a raise. Everybody gets a raise. How about merit-based? Like the harder you work, the better paid you get. What what happened to that? Like, if a teacher is producing great scores, I'm all for it.

SPEAKER_07 19:48

But if you push for merit-based rewards, you will be called what? Unfair, and it's probably due to race or sex over the male or the female. You know, that that's what they do. And they do that to water everything down so everybody gets a little shot at the same amount of money.

SPEAKER_09 20:06

They actually literally have testing. Like, if we if we had our job, right, Nick, our tests are like ratings and revenue. Yeah. Okay? Like if you suck at getting revenue and ratings, you're fired, you're not given a raise, you're you're giving the what for. That's what happens. So if your class is not performing on grade level, why would you get a raise? It should be individual, it should be like principal by principle, you know, like why aren't they looking at it like that?

SPEAKER_07 20:42

I I agree with you, and you're right. If you and I were getting the raising the raising mediocrity or the ratings rather, but not the revenue, you fire the sales staff. If they were bringing in the revenue for really piss poor ratings, you fire the air staff.

SPEAKER_09 20:56

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 20:56

And that would be me and you.

SPEAKER_09 20:59

The whole thing just doesn't make sense to me. Um what has happened in this South Carolina legislature is really and and people are just voting it in over and over and over again. They're all friends. They're all friends. It's unbelievable. Look at the endorsements, the cross endorsements. It's horrible. I'm not gonna be part of any of that. I don't want any part of that. Um and and it's funny because people point at me and say, hey, you're not from here. I've been here 13 years. I've always been a Catholic conservative. That's how my mindset is. That's the frame of reference that I have. So that's how I I vote. These people it's ridiculous. It's re for example, the heartbeat bill. Okay? I've heard candidates say, Well, what we have is good enough. No, it's not good enough. We still have babies being murdered by pill. And yet the people who are literally on these groups that are anti-abortion are saying, yeah, vote for Pam Evitt. She's the she's the Catholic, so-called Catholic conservative that is saying, well, we we have what the South Carolina people want. I mean, is it? So we're okay with with babies, innocent babies still being murdered? Oh my god.

SPEAKER_07 22:45

That's what we're being told. Relax. It's better than what it was, only Samar.

SPEAKER_09 22:50

Well, that's what I'm saying. So that to me is not, that's not the fight. She's not fighting. They're not fighting for us. Where's the education piece? We're in the bottom 10 of the entire nation every year. Year over year. They're saying that, well, we can't eliminate state income tax all at once because we don't know. But they have a billion dollar surplus every year. They got a billion dollars gaining interest and it's fake money.

SPEAKER_07 23:22

And they still ask for more taxes.

SPEAKER_09 23:24

Where is that? And they give a billion dollars to Scout Motors and they move out. And then they don't follow the rules, and they said, oh, we're not going to sell direct to the consumer. And then, like, oh, we're going to sell direct. Oh, you can't do that here. We have we have franchise laws for dealerships. Okay, well, then I'm going to Charlotte. Thanks for the money on the way out.

unknown 23:43

What's such?

SPEAKER_09 23:44

And then I heard, I don't know if it's true. They were trying to sneak in some kind of bailout for them in the budget. I don't know if that's true, but hopefully South Carolina Policy Council can tell us something about that in the budget. I don't know if it's true. It is so disgusting right now. And I, and here's the other thing. I am listening or reading from political operatives in our like, you know, realm here saying vote for Lindsey Graham. What? What?

SPEAKER_07 24:18

He's kind of conservative about 50 something percent of the time. 56. According to the Heritage Foundation.

SPEAKER_09 24:25

Come on. You've got to be kidding me. It's a club and you're not in it. Yes. But you keep voting them in. You just like a narcissistic lover. You can't get away from them. You just keep giving all yourself to them. It's disgusting. It's disgusting to watch it happen. It really is. I'm I'm I feel so sorry for the state. Like I won't be here forever. I won't be in South Carolina forever. I one day when I retire, I'd probably go someplace else. But for everybody that lives here, my goodness, I'd rather go to a state that does you don't have to pay state income tax. Why would I retire here and give my money to the state? All these people are moving here and their taxes are going up. Insurance is going up. It's like, how do you retire? You have to make more money. I don't know. Very frustrated. And I'm very late. So let's go.

unknown 25:28

What else is new?

SPEAKER_00 25:31

The Liz Callaway Show with Nick Summers, making Grand Strand Morning Radio great again.

SPEAKER_09 25:38

Oh my gosh. Why was the interview done in a barn in the rain with Trump and Kristen Walker? Why? Why was it done in the rain?

SPEAKER_07 25:51

Well, it was raining.

SPEAKER_09 25:53

Like, don't you know the weather? Like, why do you bring all your camera equipment and everything?

SPEAKER_07 25:57

I heard that there was technical glitches and issues and problems, and he actually gave her over an hour. Uh I I also know this.

SPEAKER_09 26:04

Mr. President, I traveled to the way to my skin.

SPEAKER_07 26:08

And I don't care. So what?

SPEAKER_09 26:10

How far is Wisconsin?

SPEAKER_07 26:12

From here, about 1200 miles. I know this.

SPEAKER_09 26:14

I know, but I mean, like, you know, she took a plane, no? Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 26:18

She didn't walk. No. And boy, her arms are tired.

SPEAKER_09 26:22

I came all the way here. So what?

SPEAKER_07 26:24

Here's the deal. This is the only thing we need to remember. Wine, whine, wine. No other president like Barack Obama, their little darling, Bill Clinton, or even Joe Biden ever got that treatment from the mainstream media. Ever. The rude interruptions, the I'm gonna get you attitude. Not one. And before the other people on the other side go, yeah, well, none of them been as stupid and as abrasive as Trump. That's not true. That's not true either. He treats you accordingly.

SPEAKER_09 26:56

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 26:57

She was in your face from almost from the get-go.

SPEAKER_09 27:00

Yeah, she's very compatible. So I don't want to hear it. Why are they even talking about oh, because they were talking about LA? Yeah. And she said, Oh, but the Republicans are leading, so why are you saying it's rigged? And he called it. He called it way before it happened. He said, because the mail-in ballots haven't been counted yet and they're pouring in. And how can you have mail-in ballots being counted? You have the real election that happened, and all of that is pointing to a lead of Spencer Pratt being in second, right? And then all of a sudden, a whole crop of new mail-in ballots come in and they're all for ramen after ramen had already conceded. Come on.

SPEAKER_07 27:40

Here, remember what they said. That's right. And it needs to be looked into. I'm not saying for sure, but listen to me. When you've got you can you know as far as I as well as I do, Liz, that if they look like they're behind, well, we better crank out some more of these ballots because you know they got crates of them. And just throw some names on there because it's as simple as a mail-in, right? Yeah. Right. And backdate it?

SPEAKER_00 28:07

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 28:07

All of that is legal under California law. The problem is it's not legal under federal law. But these two things are not federal elections. So we'll see. Still waiting on the Supreme Court. They have not given their I mean, they've indicated that it might come soon. Will it come in time for the uh uh midterms? I don't know. But this whole nonsense of going two, three, four weeks after to count all these ballots coming in and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah.

SPEAKER_01 28:37

Yeah.

SPEAKER_07 28:39

If they rule the way they rule, Trump is set to do his executive order on federal elections, which would help clean things up a little, but it's again only an executive order. And why does he have to do it? Because Thune is a putz and could have got this passed through a long time ago. And continues to blame the parliamentarian who was an Obama pick, who's still sitting there high and mighty. Well, I think Trump called for her to be. But she's not going to be fired. No. Thune wants her there. It keeps the rhinos in power.

SPEAKER_09 29:11

There's a uniparty in South Carolina.

SPEAKER_07 29:13

Yes, there is. Just like in DC, just like everywhere. And just like you said a while ago. Yes, they like it this way. They like it this way. They can argue. They like District 6. They can fundraise on the arguments. They get money. That's right. That's it. And you it's a club. It's just like Harlan said. It's a big blanking club, and we're not blanking in it. No.

SPEAKER_09 29:33

That's it. Yeah. So we'll just keep it. I'm voting all rebel. Me too. Go rebel. Me too. Because you know what? They hate you.

unknown 29:41

Yeah.

SPEAKER_09 29:41

And they can say all these nice things about veterans, and they can say all these nice things about the children and about saving babies, but that they're not doing anything for that. No. What are they doing? Did they pass no income tax for veterans yet? No. Did they improve education yet in this state? Did they save all the babies from abortion yet? They've been in power. It's a supermajority. How could you have a super Republican majority, a Republican governor, and a Republican lieutenant governor? Because remember in the past they used to be voted in separately, and sometimes we would have a Democrat and a Republican. Okay? How could we have all these things for all this time and all we have is mediocrity? How how is it? How come we're not energy independent? How come that's not happening? Well, I don't understand. How do you vote? How do you continue to vote this in? Trump doesn't live here. I'm gonna give him a pass that he made a mistake because he's blinded by Henry's loyalty. And he's made a few with his picks. Yes, he has over the years.

SPEAKER_07 31:04

He's had some good ones. He's gotten rid of some rhinos when, you know, the people that tried to get him impeached, and he was rightfully had them excised from the party, if you will. Tom Rice is a great example locally. And he's had that done in other states. Good picks. This one, not so good. Not so good. And as we find out, neither was Henry McMaster. He wasn't a good pick either. Oh my gosh, look at what he did. But so so the question is, and I know we're late, because we're always late. Leaving Nikki Haley there or getting rid of her? Which was which was the lesser of the two evils? McMaster or Haley?

SPEAKER_09 31:41

Oh, we had to get rid of Haley.

SPEAKER_07 31:43

Okay, so then there it is. So we should be thankful for that. Even though it gave us the COVID lockdowns that they claim never happened. We got the audio. The internet's forever. I don't want to hear it anymore. So and and and most recently, Traxler. Scout. Oh my god, all of that stuff.

SPEAKER_09 32:02

Traxler is just so obvious. So yes. So all of that right there. About the hatred, how much hatred he has for you.

SPEAKER_07 32:11

And everything right there is is is traced right back to McMaster. So that whole pick is tainted. Yes. So I want nothing to do with the current administration. Henry may be a nice guy. Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evitt is a nice gal. We've said it a million times. Love having conversations with her. It's great. But when it comes to making policy and decisions, nope, I'm going somewhere else. Because I don't know.

SPEAKER_09 32:32

Especially because of the endorsement by Henry. There you go. Henry's like the kiss of doom. But you know what? There's a high chance that she'll get elected. Or at least be in the runoff.

SPEAKER_07 32:44

And I did pull it up. As of last night, Trafalgar Group. Okay. If we count them, Pamela Evit is leading. 23.5%, followed by Alan Wilson at 18.5, Rom Reddy at 17.9. If Rom gets a bump in voting today, it could be a runoff between uh Evet and Rom Reddy. And I would like to see that debate. I think that debate would be really interesting. I'm not even going to venture a guess on who would win out of those two. If there is now, and it stays the way it is. She won't debate. Then it she how do you go through the rest of the campaign all the way to November without debating your person right there?

SPEAKER_09 33:20

Well, I mean the Democrats, she might debate. I'm sorry, you're right. But she probably The runoff. There is a runoff debate scheduled. Why, right? No, the runoff is in two weeks. Two weeks. Sorry. There is a debate planned for the runoff. I mean, she's ignored most of them. Well, so it's beneath her because she'd be punching down because leading in the roles.

SPEAKER_07 33:41

Norman is further back at 15, 14.6, and then Mesa's pretty much non existent at 12.7. So it really is. What about undecided? Doesn't say. Let me see.

SPEAKER_09 33:52

Add them up.

SPEAKER_07 33:53

A separate poll shows Wilson slightly ahead. Here we go again with the different polls. It's a horse race. Yeah.

SPEAKER_09 34:00

Because you know why? People are unhappy. Okay. Add up Wilson, Rom Reddy, and Ralph Norman. Blows away and undecided. Blows away Pam Evitt. That's why Trump had to do a telerally because they are sucking in the polls.

SPEAKER_07 34:19

You asked about Undecided. All they said was a big block of voters remain undecided. It says big.

SPEAKER_09 34:25

Well, I can't give us a time. I can add up those five. Not a time, but a but if you add up the percentage of Alan Wilson, Rom Reddy, Ralph Norman.

SPEAKER_07 34:34

What's 18 plus 17?

SPEAKER_09 34:36

That blows Pam Evitt out of the water. Then throw in the undecideds.

SPEAKER_07 34:42

35. The Trump kiss doesn't even work because people see what they've been through. And you even if you throw in Mace, we're talking a 60-some percent without even. Without even the undecided. Yeah. Without the undecided, those others amount to history.

SPEAKER_09 35:02

Sorry.

SPEAKER_07 35:02

To, according to the Trafalgar, have it at 23. So 60 to 20. Without undecided.

SPEAKER_09 35:10

That's really. It's sad that even with the Trump endorsement, that poll sucks.

SPEAKER_07 35:18

And the other poll has Wilson leading. So it's a horse race between the top three. We don't know. Except Undecided is in the lead, we think.

SPEAKER_09 35:27

Yes, exactly. Alright, combine here. We're done.

SPEAKER_07 35:31

Okay.