H4, Segment 2 - Caller discussions on Tractor Supply, Dr. Fauci, and Bernie Moreno’s speech.

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Transcript Charlie James: All right, let's go to the phones, and we're going to talk—I want to go to Sharon in Laurens to talk to her about Tractor Supply. What did you think about that story, Sharon? Sharon: Well, I'll have to tell you, first of all, enjoy your show. Love the word, to begin with. Charlie James: Thank you. Sharon: Um, I am a repeat offender. I have called in several times to several of you guys. Charlie James: Okay. Sharon: I'm a glutton for punishment. Anyhow, so I can speak of first-hand knowledge. I am a small business owner. I make human-grade dog treats, and I sell them periodically at Tractor Supply on Sundays. Charlie James: Okay. Sharon: And there is no way that I can tell you on God's green earth that those people feel the way that they do in North Carolina. There's no way. 97% of the people that work there and come in are red-pillers through and through. Charlie James: Oh, sure. Yeah, yeah, yeah. But—but don't you think Tractor Supply as a corporation, when this goes on up there in Fayetteville, North Carolina, don't you think they should come out with some sort of a statement? Sharon: There—you know, there really should be, um, just for the simple fact that like I said, the people that come in there—farmers, getting chicken feed, getting dog food, you know, getting tractor supplies, go figure. Charlie James: Right. Sharon: Um, but I think the key—the key word that you said was North Carolina. Charlie James: Yeah. Sharon: You know, corporate policy— Charlie James: Well, this guy was supposed—the guy that did it was a regional manager. Now, I'm not sure if, uh, we here in South Carolina are in their region, but again, they should come out with some sort of a statement. Sharon: Yeah, there—there should be something that's reflective, because like I said, quite honestly, it—it doesn't make any sense, especially for the products that they provide and the intel that they have, or the, uh, clientele that they have coming in, because it doesn't reflect at all that—that policy. It just doesn't. Charlie James: All right. Well, Sharon, the question is, what is the name of your dog treats? Sharon: Oh, well, I make several different ones, but I'm called B's Barkery. Charlie James: (Laughs) B's Barkery! Sharon: Yeah! I know, I know, I know. I just whipped up a batch of, uh, what I refer to as dog nuts. Call it what you will, but, yeah. The 12-year-old in me loves coming up with the names and my customers seem to appreciate it. Charlie James: I love it. Thank you, thank you so much, Sharon. We appreciate it. You have a great afternoon—evening, rather. All right, let's go to Doug in Simpsonville. Doug, what about Fauci, man? Doug: Well, just to follow up with what I was talking about yesterday... um, I think we—some of the commentary, I think, is—I think maybe focusing on the wrong thing. I don't care whether Fauci ends up in prison or not, but I want everything he did exposed. So I'm—I'm sort of hoping that, you know, if Rand Paul is able to, uh, get this contempt of Congress thing through, that he can then be compelled to come back and answer the questions. And if we get all that exposed, including, uh, anything he may have done to—to been involved with censoring people like, uh, Dr. Malone, who's got his name on the mRNA patent and knows a lot more about it than... But—but our biggest goal out of this should be to—to break up the incestuous relationship between Big Pharma and federal government agencies. Charlie James: Yep. You're exactly right. Yeah, yeah, absolutely. Doug: So I—I want them—I want them to lose—lose their immunization from class action lawsuits, and I want millions of people to come after Big Pharma. That would be a goal worth really fighting for. Charlie James: You're right. I appreciate it, Doug. Well, let me just tell you this a little bit more about Dr. Fauci. Back during the AIDS crisis, a lot of people when they had AIDS, they were getting pneumonia. There was a ...

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