Thank you for calling out the GOP

00:00 all welcome back to the program for the final our for this wednesday let's go to any in greenville any welcome a car i think that my father's first i want to play thank you for what you do appreciate you being the voice for all of it though well thank you maga conservative i know it's a lot to take on every day and get over whether they keep the head up the fact that they will talk about 00:27 Thank you for calling out the GOP, whether it be on a national level or the local level, they are weak. They're not any fighters in our program, though they get along crew and they get up there and get their pockets full. And the Islamic takeover is huge. Appreciate you bringing that up. Texas is being overrun right now because of the H1B1 visa program. There's mosques going up, neighborhoods going up, and that's something that we're really not focusing on. And it's happening in Georgia and other states. 00:57 We really need to be alert to that because you're right. It's going to be bad if we don't start paying attention and get it under control. I even here in South Carolina, I appreciate it. Ken, thank you. Even here in South Carolina, what do we have? I'm sorry, that was Eddie. What do we got? Islamville here in South Carolina. Totally enclosed Islamic community. Kind of weird. Let's go to Ken in Lake Lure. Ken, welcome. Hi, Charlie. Good afternoon to you. I just wanted to... 01:27 been a good old missouri boy i need to correct one of your previous callers harry truman was from missouri he did not return to georgia yeah that was f d r's home and he would yeah he returned his home in independence missouri and he even turned down uh... taking that presidential plane home he invested with the train back to canada really you see i mean that's that's that's somebody that serves and goes you know what i'm no better than anybody else 01:56 He was an unassuming man and a great man, think. Great president. There you go. Only one from Missouri, I believe. Maybe so. But the late great Rush Limbaugh was also from Missouri. So there you go. I appreciate it, Ken. Thank you very much. 800-905-0-989. That's also the Common Sense Retirement Planning Text Line. Would love to chat with you in this final hour on this Wednesday. You guys can make it through all the pollen that's out there. I'm telling you. I saw a picture. 02:27 And somebody posted last night over on Facebook, I was just kind of scrolling through, gosh, which lake, I think it was Lake Hartwell. They were up at Lake Hartwell, they were in one of the little coves there, they pulled their boat up in a little cove at Lake Hartwell. And the, the water, it didn't even look like water. It just looked like this, this yellow-green sludge that they were, ugh. 02:55 I don't like that. Hey, it's always a pleasure to talk to Cassandra from Greenville. How you doing, Cassandra? I'm doing okay, Charlie. You know, I'm changing the subject here because I've heard the newscast a few times and it's driving me crazy about this lawsuit, winning this lawsuit against YouTube and so on. Yeah. And I'm wondering why aren't the parents responsible for controlling their child? I certainly limited TV time when my children were young. Yeah. Why aren't they the ones? 03:25 I mean, should maybe YouTube sue them for not taking care of their child? Yeah, I don't even know. How old was that girl? Well, here's what she actually says. She says that, let's see, she says that she began using YouTube at age six and Instagram at age nine. And then it says she told the jury she was on social media all day long as a child. I'm sorry, but the parents have a role in this. 03:53 Yeah, I agree with you. I agree with you. I mean, that's like if you sit there and you go, oh man, I started drinking Coca-Cola when I was six years old and I drink it all day long. And now I've got diabetes and I've, you know, I'm overweight and it's Coca-Cola's fault. Yeah. And you're going to sue Coke for that because y ...