Voter ID and the S.A.V.E. act discussion

00:00 All right, let's go to the WRD talk line. We'll talk to Ralph in Gaffney. Ralph, welcome. Charlie. And you know, the Bible says we entertain angels unaware. Yeah. Yeah. I believe those are our pets a lot of times. Yeah. Quite possible. my wife had diabetes and high blood pressure and we have a little Jack Russell named Lucky. And so she used to sleep with us. So one morning she starts 00:29 Bounce around, my wife said, what she did? said, I don't know. And that was right before eight o'clock. And the next day she was on the side of the bed and was doing that and beating it up. And the third day she was in the bed with us and the Lord said, check her sugar. Her sugar was at 75. That smell that, is it keitosis when it's sugar drop? That smell was not normal to Lucky. And so she was warning us. 00:59 So she's a registered assistant dog. My wife since passed, but she takes care of my son now. My son has Asperger's. She keeps them laughing and focused. Yeah, they are amazing. They really, really are. I mean, they are, in a lot of cases, they can be lifesavers, right? Yeah. Yeah, I appreciate it, Ralph. Thank you very, very much. Sorry to hear about your wife, by the way. Let's go to Patrick in Pickens. How you doing, Patrick? Good, Charlie. uh Just wanted to... 01:28 share a story. So I grew up in Alabama. Don't hold that against me. I'm a Bulldog fan at heart. There you go. So anyway, uh back during the mid 80s and a friend of mine that lived across the street, one of my best friends, he had brought home a Siberian Husky and the Husky probably stayed there, I don't know, maybe a couple of months or whatever. It'd stay on the front porch and it would howl, you know. 01:58 His mother, my buddy's mother said, Travis, you got to get rid of this dog, you know, so give it away, whatever. So he ended up giving it to a friend of ours who lived probably about 10 to 11 miles away. So he loaded, loaded the dog up, drove him to our buddy's house. And the next morning that dog was sitting on the front porch. So he didn't follow him home, you know, I mean, right then, but that dog. 02:28 found, you know, come all the way back there. I mean, I thought that was just amazing, you know. Yeah. That they could find their way back like that. Find their way back. So anyway, have a good one, I appreciate it. Go dogs. In more ways than one. Yeah, they're absolutely amazing. I mean, you hear these stories about dogs. um There was one uh story where, I forget the circumstance, but the dog 02:55 The family moved and I don't know what happened, the reason that the dog didn't go with him. I don't know if it was by accident or by design, but this dog. 03:07 Gosh, I wish I could remember that story. This dog literally traveled halfway across the country to find his owners and he did it. I mean, some of these stories that you hear about these animals are just absolutely amazing. They have so much more sense in a lot of cases than humans do. I mean, you get four dogs together, they're gonna have a lot more sense than the entire dais of the ladies on the view. 03:36 That's a fact, scientifically proven. In fact, old Hoopie Goldberg, she doesn't understand why we need the same act. They say, she says, it's pointless. Take a listen to this. I'm You have to present your ID when you go to vote. I always have to give them my driver's license. Yeah. So they can make sure that it's me. You don't have to do that. all have. I didn't have to do They all have to. You don't? 04:05 They have all this information in the voter registration. It's all the information that's already. is suing the states so that they get that information and a lot of that is very personal information. Well, you know what? A lot of information that... 04:19 We have given away ourselves this very personal information, which has allowed them to go in and get information you probably shouldn't give away. But my point is, we have all the things in place. What is it? What ...