H3, Segment 1 - Charlie James takes listener calls discussing South Carolina Senate candidates.

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Transcript Charlie James: All right, welcome back to the program. You know, we were sitting here talking about voting, and it just dawned on me—wow, I haven't even decided when my wife and I were going to vote, so it's... we'll see! [chuckles] I don't know, it'll be like first thing Tuesday morning or it's going to be on Friday morning after we go to the, uh, breakfast downtown. Uh, WORD talk line: 800-905-0989. Let's go to Yank... no, we're going to Louis from Greenville first. Louis, welcome. Louis: Hey, Charlie, it's the first time I've called. Charlie James: Well, you're going to get the bell! [bell rings] There you go, man. All right. Louis: All right. Charlie, I just got back in from voting over at McAlister Square, and as I exited the building, they had a tent set up, and also they had folks out there with a clipboard and they were wanting you to fill out an exit poll. Right, you know, wanting your information—if you're a Republican or what—had all the candidates' names and wanted you to mark who you voted for. I declined to do that. Charlie James: Okay. I mean, that's certainly well within your rights. You don't have to... you don't have to get involved in any polling whatsoever. Louis: Well, I didn't know if it was legit or somebody trying to get information... Charlie James: Usually, when they're there, it is pretty legit. They're just trying to get those early exit polls. Um, media organizations will come out, and not only that, political campaigns and parties will also do it as well. They'll... they'll do that to see, you know, how everything's going. So yeah, but I mean, that's fine. If you don't... if you don't want to get involved in a poll, I don't blame you, don't. That's cool. Okay? Louis: Charlie, you have a blessed day, brother. Charlie James: Hey, you do the same, Louis, I appreciate it. Now we're going to go to Yank from Greenville. Yank, what's going on, man? Yank: Top of the day to ya! Hear me out. This is the first time I've called talk radio since Mike Gallagher and Russ Cassell were together in the '80s. Charlie James: Okay, good, good, good, good! But you know... Yank: First of all, I think you run a great ship. Charlie James: Thank you. Yank: But the reason why I believe Mrs. Graham to go ahead and get the nomination is because of bloodline. I believe the bloodline from her brother is carried to her. Like many athletes have their sons become great athletes, that's what I'm basing my opinion on. Charlie James: Okay. That... and that is... you know what? That is completely scientific. [laughs] I appreciate it, Yank, thank you very much! Six years, people still calling me Bobby. Okay, that's fine. WORD talk line: 800-905-0... 800-905-0989. People keep texting me: "Who can beat Annie Andrews?" And that's... that's a good question. It's a legitimate question. But I'll be honest with you, here in South Carolina, it should not be the question. I mean, this is a woman who is a... what, a... she's not a podiatrist. She's... she's... a pediatrician, that's the word I'm looking for. She's a pediatrician. She's a doctor of children. And she believes that children should be mutilated with trans surgery. She believes that children should be given puberty blockers. She believes that children should, you know, should have chest binders and... and, you know, tucking devices. That's what she believes. She also believes in abortion on demand. So... I mean, that shouldn't even be a question, that this woman is not fit to be a senator from South Carolina. I mean, that's... that to me is like, who... who is going to vote for that woman? It's... let me tell you something. If this is even close... if this race coming up in November is anywhere close, every single member of the South Carolina GOP leadership should step down immediately. If it's anywhere close, they should all resign. Because they are not doing the job that they need to be doing. They should be having voter drives, they should be getting ...

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