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00:00 All right, I got a lot of people asking about the governor's race, all of these races coming up here in South Carolina. Listen, folks, we are a very short amount of time away from absolutely blasting you with information. We do that on a daily basis anyway, but we're really going to knuckle down closely on the state and local races. All of these are coming up. And I told you yesterday, I believe it was yesterday, 00:29 um that the incumbents or should I say the establishment here in South Carolina, they are incredibly concerned right now because a lot of people are voting or a lot of people are running. 00:46 that are further to the right than they are. Now we all know that our House of Representatives, they're not, I don't consider them to be on the right. They are left of center. All you gotta do is just go look at their freedom scores. That's a real easy thing to do. Look at their freedom scores, find out how they vote. 01:07 And they're the ones that are getting all the pushback, the establishment. And that's a good thing. Because now, when you look at what's going on between now and June 9th, which is the primary day, they're going to act like, because they have to, they're going to act like they're really, really conservative. So the chance of you seeing some really good conservative legislation coming out of Columbia, that's gone up exponentially. 01:37 As soon as the election's over, even as soon as the primaries are over, because they know they're going to win the election, uh they're to go back to their same old ways. As the Bible said, the dog will return to its vomit. And that's what they're going to do. They're going to pretend to be conservative. In fact, there's a bill, and I like this, this is good bill, uh that would make Ivermectin over the counter in South Carolina. I think it's a great bill. Well, the bill in 02:07 pretty much record time, made it out of the Medical Affairs Committee. Now it's gonna go to the House floor for a vote. We'll keep an eye on that. 02:17 But the people, like I said, the people that are getting the pushback right now, the people that are getting the challengers right now are the establishment. Almost nobody, almost nobody in the Freedom Caucus is being challenged. Because what are you going to do? I mean, literally, what are you going to do? I'm more conservative than the Freedom Caucus? I don't think that's going to work very well. 02:47 I really don't. Oh, by the way, it looks like we've got another candidate for the third congressional district. um I'm sorry, the fourth congressional district. uh U.S. Representative William Timmons is going to face a second challenger in the GOP primary after a new candidate filed today. Robert E. Lee filed to run for the U.S. House seat representing South Carolina's fourth congressional district. This is from Anissa Stipes. 03:17 According to his website, Lee is a mechanical engineer who has worked in the upstate for 15 years. He said, let's complete the MAGA promises that got Trump elected. I'll work for the upstate to drain the swamp, stop the wars and bring back prosperity to Trump's first, the prosperity of Trump's first term. I'm running to continue the promise to make America great again. As your Congressman, I will help members like Representative Thomas Massey and former representative Marjorie Taylor Greene push forward. 03:44 an America First agenda that puts America first. How does that statement sit with you? 03:52 How does that statement sit with you? I mean, especially to bring up Marjorie Taylor Greene? I don't think that's part of the MAGA promise. And you will be hard pressed to find many people in Congress, oh, by the way, Thomas Massie is now, he's like, man, I would love, love to have a Trump endorsement. He's not gonna get it, but he would say he would love to have it. So I'm not real sure bringing up those two people. 04:22 is going to endear you to the folks of South Carolina, we wil ...