HOur 3 - Evette plans to end SC's income tax via spending cuts. Timmons discusses the Housing Act. Also covers NC politics and Iran's demands.

Timmons: 21st Cent Road to housing Act 11th - Topic: North Carolina Politics; Topic; Pamela Evette & eliminate income tax 12th - Topic: eliminate Income tax and alternate income sources sumamrize into a paragraphSouth Carolina Lieutenant Governor and gubernatorial candidate Pamela Evette is heavily prioritizing the complete elimination of the state's personal income tax, aiming to initiate this overhaul within her first 100 days in office by curbing government spending, maximizing operational efficiency through technology, and capitalizing on steady economic growth. To offset the revenue lost from phasing out the income tax—a process already underway via a newly enacted 3.99% flat tax system—discussions on alternative income sources include utilizing state spending discipline rather than shifting burdens to sales or property taxes, though competing political proposals suggest broader options like expanding the sales tax base to include services. Meanwhile, the broadcast highlighted broader regional and national issues, featuring updates on North Carolina politics, recent diplomatic demands made by Iran, and an interview with U.S. Congressman William Timmons regarding the passage and legislative negotiation of the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, a major bipartisan effort designed to expand America's housing supply by cutting federal regulatory barriers.