H2: Charlie James reviews a blocked housing development, daylight saving, the SC budget delay, and the DSA platform.

During the second hour of The Charlie James Show, host Charlie James addresses a mix of local governance, legislative actions, and national political ideology. The program features Greenville County Council Chairman Benton Blunt, who explains that a proposed 300-home housing development was blocked by the Planning Commission due to severe road safety concerns raised by local residents. James also discusses a newly passed House bill that would make daylight saving time permanent, taking various calls and texts from listeners weighing the pros and cons of shifting the clocks. Turning to fiscal matters, Sam Ervin of the South Carolina Policy Council joins the show to discuss why the state has yet to pass a budget, noting that the delay actually benefits taxpayers by saving roughly $1 billion in general funds. Finally, James plays clips from organizers within the Democratic Socialists of America, heavily criticizing the organization's newly released political platform as openly seditious and treasonous against the United States government.