Hour 4 - Hour 4 examined South Carolina’s immigration policies, the Haitian TPS vote, the Strait of Hormuz reopening, and 2030 Census projections. episode artwork

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Hour 4 - Hour 4 examined South Carolina’s immigration policies, the Haitian TPS vote, the Strait of Hormuz reopening, and 2030 Census projections.

from The Charlie James Show Podcast

The final hour of the April 17, 2026, show centered on the fallout of illegal immigration in South Carolina, with Charlie James questioning if the state has become a sanctuary for "illegals on the worksite" through a suspected legislative slush fund. James doubled down on his criticism of the ten Republicans who voted for the Haitian TPS extension and revisited the Strait of Hormuz reopening, noting the relief for commercial shipping. The broadcast concluded with a spotlight on the Vevor company and a forward-looking analysis of the 2030 Census, predicting a significant loss of congressional seats for Democrats as the population shifts.

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00:00 All right, back to the phones we go. Let's talk to Aaron in Spartanburg. Aaron, what's on your mind this afternoon? Well, it's Darren. Oh, Darren. OK, what's up, man? Yeah. So I'm a truck driver. I think I talked to you the other day. But uh I won't say what city I saw this in. people who saw it will know. And they'll probably comment about it. Hispanic males was staggering down the road. 00:29 in the lane of travel in a school zone. uh Notified the cops and enough calls were going into the 911 center at that point in time that it was overloaded and they didn't have people enough people to answer. uh One deputy that was a guard for the school confronted the gentleman and let him continue to walk. uh He then proceeded to go down in front of the school and drop trial. 00:57 And leave a deposit beside a subdivision fence right in front of the school, everything hanging out for everybody to see. A deputy finally showed up after 20 minutes to check on this guy, show them the picture of said event where he dropped trowel in front of the school and he just looks me and says, okay, I've got it from here. I'm just going to make sure he gets home safely. 01:23 That's it. No ramifications, no let's take you to jail, you're public drunk or whatever. decency, no public drunk. He just said, I'm going to make sure he gets home safely. Wow. I mean, it's just a Hispanic male. I was telling friend about it. I said, it's no lie. When you guys say they have made South Carolina a sanctuary state, there it goes. Yeah. 01:49 It's looking like that's exactly the way we're headed, Darren. I appreciate it, buddy. Thank you. Tony is in Greenville. Tony, what do you think? Hey, how's it going, Charlie? This is my first time calling. I have a question for you. There's the bell. Yeah, what's up? All right. One, I'm very concerned that we have to wait to vote people out because we got way too many low information voters in this country to make a decision. But the question I have is 02:18 You know, if I go to court, I take an oath. And if I do something against the underlying court, I go to jail. Congress takes an oath of office to protect and uphold our Constitution. But there are no repercussions if they violate that Constitution, which happens over and over and over. And why is that? That's real good question. That's a violation of the oath. think that alone should be cause for dismissal. Agreed. 02:48 So don't do anything about it. We do not have recall laws here in South Carolina. 02:57 Okay. So there's nothing really we can do about it. Now, do you think our state legislature is going to vote for recall laws here in South Carolina? Absolutely not. wish we could vote them out. But again, we're back to the low information voters. Yeah, you're exactly right. That's why we try to get all the information out there we possibly can. And listen, June 9th, and that is screaming towards us, folks. It is screaming towards us. 03:27 These primaries coming up, remember this, remember this saying, the primary is primary. Let's go to Scott in Greenville. Scott, welcome. Hey, Charlie. I've got two news stories this week that have left me scratching my head a little bit. I think about things a little differently than some people do. All right. Can I put those on you? Let's hear it. What you got? OK. uh So we've got the... um 03:56 alleged actions of Swalwell and maybe even uh Cory Mills. Right. Now, my memory tells me, if I'm wrong, correct me please, not so long ago, didn't Congress have a slush fund where they paid people who brought these allegations? Yeah, they did. Yep. Yeah. So what did they Did they run out of money? So now they have to take other action? mean, 04:26 So what happened to all that? Well, see, that's the thing. I don't think these people are going to take the payoff. These accusers of Swalwell are not going to take the payout. Yeah, and I'm not saying they should take the payoff. I'm just saying that all of ...

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