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00:02 all right you have got fifty three minutes to get to the polls let's go to all donna i was just getting ready to go to you uh... and uh... and see what kind of questions you have this good will from a greer will welcome i don't really good man what's up and here i got a whole stack of ballots i need to drop 00:24 okay i know where i could do that area do you know you take it to the democratic national committee uh... that would be uh... the world and i think i i'm but there was a man on radio absolutely absolutely we appreciate your coverage throughout this election season it's been very thorough just wanted to tell you thank you sir well i appreciate it well thank you very much that means the world to me and somebody said today is a good a funny little text 00:51 They said, Charlie, I decided to do something different today and vote Democrat. And the poll worker asked me how many ballots I wanted. And I thought that was pretty funny. OK, let's go to Donna, because I know she held on for a long time. Donna, welcome. What can I do for you? Charlie. Thank you for covering all this. Listen, I want to talk about two things, term limits and flimsy. the term limits. 01:15 In general, I do agree with them. But if I've seen someone who's been a solid constitutionalist and referring to, in this case, Ralph Norman, when that person was talking about who to vote for, he's been, I mean, he is like at the top of the list on sticking up with the constitutional, all of his policies. He's gone through the different layers. I appreciate long-term and things, but wouldn't we rather have somebody that's a solid constitutionalist staying in there and going through the layers and getting to the top than to not have them and have the rest of the 01:44 Rinos and the lefties um in those positions. that. I see both sides of that story because you certainly want the bad ones to be term limited, but isn't that up to us ultimately to decide how long those people stay in Congress? Yep, I think so. Yeah, we can vote them out if we don't like them. And unfortunately, too many people get fooled by the rhetoric. of which. 02:08 flimsy is he suddenly becomes Mister conservative before every election. Yeah, but I remember him being part of oh, yeah, it was Russia collusion on Trump and I think that that has been proven wrong. Remember how he worked with John McCain is better that's coming back. Yeah, and then flimsy don't you remember him yelling that Trump could go to hell quote unquote. If you want to go to hell. Yeah, remember him saying that he would have shot the J 6ers in the head. 02:38 Oh my God, that's the worst. And people are still, and then the other thing is on all of these Lynch accusations that he's doing, all of that, 40 years ago, Mark Lynch was drug alcohol problem. He went through, this man has been clean for decades. And not only that, he started a rehab clinic or foundation. He rehabs a lot of people and he employs a whole lot of them. 03:03 I think that we can be fine with somebody that learned how evil that was 40 freaking years ago. Yeah. And I don't think you can compromise. You can't make that man bend his back. He is so rigid in his values. And just again, comparing to the Constitution and the man checks off every box. All right. There you go, Donna. I appreciate it. Let's go to Shelly in Greenville. How you doing, Shelly? Hi, Charlie. Hello. Yeah, Shelly Hamilton. 03:31 Morgan mother-in-law. How are you Shelley? are you? I'm great. I'm doing great. Thank you. I wanted to try to help answer the man's question who asked about Ralph Norman being against term limits by having been in office about 20 years. And I'm hoping you can help me. I hope I don't make it worse. But I listened to Ralph last night at an event and he said to him, a career politician. 04:01 is someone who stays in office like in Congress or I guess maybe the Senate for years and years and just it doesn't get much done and he has ...