There are questions if County Rep Ennis Fant lives in greenville county

What this episode covers

00:01 All right, let's go to Dean in Cashville. Always a pleasure. Dean, how you doing? ah 00:14 I just want to mention the way these TSA agents have been treated. There is a philosophy. 00:28 in this nation in segments of the government and they believe are seriously enough completely opposite of the interview you just had this is the way they want to treat all of us yes oh yes yes yes yeah they believe that we deserve this kind of treatment that 00:57 because are our religion or something they believe it and we're the people the the way you're very great government employed who put their lives on the line ultimately yeah it is how it what they want or all of us you're right yeah we don't exactly 01:26 I appreciate it, Dean. Thank you. And he's exactly right. This is the way they want to treat it. I used to tell you during COVID that that was the power they wish they always had. The way these Democrats are treating TSA agents, that's the way if they had an opportunity, they would treat you. Let's go to Andrew in Greenwood. Andrew, what's going on? Not a whole lot. Just to kind of go on top of the TSA thing. 01:54 And forgive me because I haven't been listening all day if y'all covered this, but when we fly, the airlines collect a $5 to $15 surcharge that goes into a TSA account that the airlines pay and deposit into to cover their salaries in case something like this happens. Now, if that is true, 02:23 then where's the money? Yeah, what are they doing with that money? I know there is a TSA fee when you buy an airline ticket, but that's a good question. Where is that money going and what is it used for? it like Social Security? mean, are we looking at a bunch of our use in there? Oh, even better yet, are we looking at, is it like the gas tax here in South Carolina that's supposed to be used for roads? Yeah, yeah, it's a great, great point there. I appreciate it, Andrew. 02:52 Thank you. Well, got a little something going on in Greenville County. There are questions about whether or not Ennis Fant actually lives in his district. I'm sorry. No, it's not hate language, Ennis. It's not hate language. This is a real thing. What started out as a question of this is from the Times Examiner. What began as a question of residency has since expanded beyond a routine eligibility challenge. 03:21 As this case is developing, it drew the attention of law enforcement um and prosecutors, bringing additional scrutiny to the underlying facts and raising the possibility of legal consequences beyond the civil dispute. um One request extends beyond the report, includes emails, messages, internal discussions tied to the investigation. uh That request has triggered a legal dispute with the 13th Circuit Court Solicitor's Office. 03:49 which reviewed the sled's findings to determine whether criminal charges should be pursued. The solicitor's office, led now by solicitor Cindy Crick, confirmed it in its filings that it conducted an internal evaluation of the investigation, including legal analysis and whether prosecution was warranted. That's interesting. 04:12 The Solicitor's Office has declined to produce portions of its internal materials, arguing that those records are protected under the Attorney Work Product document. ah In filing opposition to a motion to compel, the Office maintains that documents created during this review reflect internal legal reasoning and prosecutorial deliberation, and therefore not subject to disclosure. But they're looking at whether or not Innis Fant is a legal resident. 04:38 of his district. is that is not what it is and it's and you know it. It is not hate language. No, have not hush. We'll be right back. It's the Charlie James show news talk 989 WORD the voice of the Carolinas.

Distinct summary based on available episode metadata or transcript content.