Joey Hudson / Just The Truth

Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson Today's show covers President Trump's new plan to address the growing energy demands of artificial intelligence, a public disagreement over election integrity legislation in Washington, a shocking HOA dispute affecting retirees in North Carolina, and another major development in South Carolina's race for the U.S. Senate. President Donald Trump has expanded his administration's energy infrastructure pledge aimed at ensuring the rapid growth of artificial intelligence data centers does not drive up residential electricity costs. Supporters say the initiative is designed to require new infrastructure investments to accompany major AI projects, while critics continue to debate how those costs should be allocated. We'll explain what was announced and what it could mean for consumers and the energy grid. Also today, tensions continue between the White House and Senate Republicans over election integrity legislation. We'll examine the disagreement over strategy, where the legislation currently stands, and whether the debate is primarily about policy, legislative tactics, or political timing. In North Carolina, residents of one retirement community say they're facing an unexpected financial crisis after learning of a $10,000 special assessment along with sharply increased homeowners association dues. We'll look at what's behind the dispute, why homeowners say they may be forced to move, and the broader questions it raises about HOA governance. And here in South Carolina, former Governor Mark Sanford has officially entered the race to succeed the late Lindsey Graham in the United States Senate. Can one of the state's best-known political figures mount a successful comeback? We'll discuss the growing Republican field and what Sanford's candidacy means for the race. We'll also look at the latest developments in negotiations over South Carolina's delayed state budget, where lawmakers appear to be closing in on an agreement after weeks of debate over issues including property tax relief and earmarks. 🎯 In Today's Show: Trump's expanded AI data center energy initiative Will AI projects affect your electric bill? White House and Senate GOP clash over election integrity North Carolina retirees hit with $10,000 HOA assessments Mark Sanford launches U.S. Senate campaign South Carolina budget negotiations show signs of progress 📩 Join our mailing list: JoeyHudson.com 📱 Firmin Ford Text Line: 864-477-JOEY (5639) Follow Joey: Facebook: facebook.com/joeyhudsononline X: @joeyhudson Subscribe for daily political analysis, South Carolina news, interviews with policymakers, and thoughtful coverage of the issues affecting our state and nation. #BreakingNews #Trump #ArtificialIntelligence #AI #DataCenters #Electricity #ElectionIntegrity #MarkSanford #SouthCarolina #HOA #Politics #SCPolitics #JustTheTruth #TrendingNow

Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson Today's show covers major action in Congress on election integrity, a new national political poll, legislation targeting congressional stock trading, and an important question following the passing of Senator Lindsey Graham. House Speaker Mike Johnson moved a key election integrity proposal one step closer to passage by advancing legislation that includes voter eligibility provisions through the budget reconciliation process. We'll explain how the strategy works, why Republicans believe it can succeed, and why Democrats strongly oppose it. Also today, a new Fox News poll finds many voters want significant political and economic change, while President Donald Trump receives some of his lowest job approval numbers in that survey. We'll look at what the poll found, what issues voters say matter most, and how both parties may respond. The House also passed the Stop Insider Trading Act, approving a broad package that would restrict stock trading by members of Congress and their spouses while pairing the legislation with a voter identification provision. The bill passed 232-198, with every Republican voting in favor and 13 Democrats joining them. We'll examine what the legislation would do and what happens next in the Senate. Finally, after Senator Lindsey Graham's passing, many South Carolinians are asking what happens to the millions of dollars that remained in his campaign account. We'll explain what federal campaign finance law allows, who controls campaign committees after a candidate's death, and the possible legal paths for remaining campaign funds. 🎯 In Today's Show: Mike Johnson advances election integrity legislation How the reconciliation strategy works New Fox News poll on Trump and the economy House passes the Stop Insider Trading Act Restrictions on congressional stock trading explained What happens to Lindsey Graham's campaign funds? 📩 Join our mailing list: JoeyHudson.com 📱 Firmin Ford Text Line: 864-477-JOEY (5639) Follow Joey: Facebook: facebook.com/joeyhudsononline X: @joeyhudson Subscribe for daily political analysis, South Carolina news, interviews with elected leaders, and thoughtful coverage of the issues shaping America. #BreakingNews #MikeJohnson #ElectionIntegrity #VoterID #Congress #DonaldTrump #FoxNewsPoll #StockTradingBan #LindseyGraham #SouthCarolina #Politics #JustTheTruth #SCPolitics #TrendingNow

Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson Today's show covers major developments in international trade, the ongoing conflict with Iran, South Carolina's high-profile U.S. Senate race, and the continued budget impasse at the State House. President Donald Trump announced a surprise 50% tariff on imports from Canada while also pledging that U.S. forces will continue striking Iranian military targets following the deaths of American service members. We'll break down the latest on both the trade announcement and the escalating military campaign. Here in South Carolina, the race to succeed the late Lindsey Graham officially entered a new phase as Darline Graham Nordone announced she will seek a full six-year term in the United States Senate. Candidate filing opens today, setting the stage for what could become one of the state's most closely watched Republican primaries. We'll also discuss comments from Drew McKissick, who says the information currently available to the South Carolina Republican Party indicates Senator Graham Nordone appears to meet the qualifications to run in the GOP primary. Meanwhile, the South Carolina General Assembly still has not approved a state budget, despite the fiscal year beginning July 1. Major sticking points continue to include property tax relief and legislative earmarks. Representative John McCravy joins us to explain why negotiations remain stalled, what lawmakers are debating, and what happens if a final budget continues to be delayed. 🎯 In Today's Show: President Trump announces a 50% tariff on Canada Latest U.S. military strikes against Iran Darline Graham Nordone officially launches Senate campaign Candidate filing begins in South Carolina Drew McKissick discusses GOP primary qualifications Representative John McCravy explains the state budget standoff Property taxes, earmarks, and what's next for lawmakers 📩 Join our mailing list: JoeyHudson.com 📱 Firmin Ford Text Line: 864-477-JOEY (5639) Follow Joey: Facebook: facebook.com/joeyhudsononline X: @joeyhudson Subscribe for daily political analysis, South Carolina news, interviews with state and national leaders, and thoughtful coverage of the issues shaping our country. #BreakingNews #Trump #Canada #Tariffs #Iran #SouthCarolina #DarlineGraham #LindseyGraham #SCPolitics #JohnMcCravy #DrewMcKissick #Politics #JustTheTruth #USSenate #Trending

Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson Today's show covers new developments in the conflict with Iran, an ambitious legislative push in Congress, and a major political endorsement that could reshape South Carolina's Senate race. President Donald Trump reacted to the deaths of two U.S. service members in Jordan, calling the loss "a very sad thing" while saying their sacrifice was "in service to our country." The President also renewed his criticism of Iran's nuclear ambitions as tensions in the region continue. Meanwhile, reports citing an Israeli security source claim that Iran's Supreme Leader, Mojtaba Khamenei, is no longer in Iran. We'll discuss what has been reported, what remains unconfirmed, and what it could mean for the broader regional conflict. Back in Washington, House Republicans are racing to complete one of the busiest legislative agendas in recent years before the August recess. We'll examine the key bills lawmakers hope to pass, the political challenges they face, and whether Congress can meet its self-imposed deadline. Here in South Carolina, President Trump has officially endorsed Darline Graham Nordone to seek the Republican nomination for the U.S. Senate seat formerly held by her brother, Lindsey Graham. The endorsement comes as some Republicans debate whether her appointment was intended solely as a temporary placeholder or whether she should pursue a full six-year term. We'll explore both sides of the discussion and what this means for the upcoming Republican primary. 🎯 In Today's Show: Trump comments on the deaths of U.S. service members in Jordan Latest developments involving Iran's leadership House Republicans race toward the August recess Trump's endorsement of Darline Graham Nordone The growing debate inside the South Carolina Republican Party What comes next in the special Senate election 📩 Join our mailing list: JoeyHudson.com 📱 Firmin Ford Text Line: 864-477-JOEY (5639) Follow Joey: Facebook: facebook.com/joeyhudsononline X: @joeyhudson Subscribe for daily political analysis, South Carolina news, interviews with policymakers, and in-depth coverage of the stories shaping our state and nation. #BreakingNews #Trump #Iran #Jordan #HouseGOP #Congress #DarlineGraham #LindseyGraham #SouthCarolina #SCPolitics #Politics #JustTheTruth #TrendingNow

Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson Today's show covers President Trump's nationwide address, encouraging inflation news, a religious liberty case from Ohio, and a conversation with South Carolina's Republican nominee for Commissioner of Agriculture. President Donald Trump addressed the nation, saying that China obtained voter registration information affecting approximately 220 million Americans. According to the President, the data included voter registration records and, in some instances, additional personal information. We break down what was announced, what is publicly known, and what questions remain. There was also encouraging economic news this week. New inflation data showed the largest month-to-month decline since the early months of the COVID-19 pandemic. We explain what the latest numbers could mean for consumers, interest rates, and the broader economy. Meanwhile, an Ohio case involving religious liberty is drawing national attention after a local government attempted to stop a resident from hosting a prayer gathering in his own home. We'll examine the legal arguments, the constitutional issues involved, and why the case is attracting interest across the country. Joining us today is Cody Simpson, the Republican nominee for South Carolina Commissioner of Agriculture. We'll discuss his tribute to the late Senator Lindsey Graham and look ahead to the November general election. 🎯 In Today's Show: Trump's address on alleged China data theft What was reportedly compromised Inflation posts biggest monthly improvement since COVID Ohio religious liberty case Cody Simpson discusses Lindsey Graham's legacy Looking ahead to South Carolina's November election 📩 Join our mailing list at JoeyHudson.com 📱 Text or call the Firmin Ford text line: 864-477-JOEY (5639) 👉 Subscribe for daily breaking news, political analysis, South Carolina news, and interviews with leaders shaping the future of our state and nation. #BreakingNews #Trump #China #Cybersecurity #ElectionSecurity #Inflation #ReligiousFreedom #CodySimpson #LindseyGraham #SouthCarolina #Politics #JustTheTruth #TrendingNow #SCPolitics

Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson Today we pause from the daily headlines to honor the life and legacy of Lindsey Graham, one of the most consequential political figures in South Carolina history. Following news of Senator Graham's passing at age 71 after a brief illness, tributes have poured in from across the political spectrum, military leaders, longtime colleagues, and President Donald Trump. In this special one-hour tribute, we reflect on the remarkable journey of a man who spent more than three decades serving South Carolina and the United States. You'll hear the story of his humble beginnings in Central, South Carolina, where tragedy struck early in life after the loss of both parents, leaving him to help raise his younger sister while pursuing his education. We also examine his distinguished military career in the United States Air Force Judge Advocate General's Corps, where he served for more than 30 years, eventually retiring with the rank of colonel after supporting military operations around the world. We'll revisit his political career—from the South Carolina House of Representatives to the U.S. House and ultimately the United States Senate—where he became one of the nation's most recognizable voices on national security, foreign policy, and judicial nominations. Finally, we explore one of modern politics' most remarkable relationships: how Lindsey Graham went from one of Donald Trump's sharpest Republican critics during the 2016 presidential campaign to one of the President's closest allies and most trusted advisers. Whether you agreed with Senator Graham's positions or not, few would dispute his influence on South Carolina politics and his commitment to public service. Today, we remember the man, his service, and the legacy he leaves behind. 📩 Join our mailing list: JoeyHudson.com 📱 Text the Firmin Ford Text Line: 864-477-JOEY (5639) Follow Joey: Facebook: facebook.com/joeyhudsononline X: @joeyhudson Subscribe for thoughtful political analysis, South Carolina news, interviews, and special programs honoring the people and events that shape our state and nation. #LindseyGraham #SouthCarolina #USSenate #Tribute #RememberingLindseyGraham #Politics #DonaldTrump #MilitaryService #Leadership #AmericanHistory #SouthCarolinaPolitics #JustTheTruth #Legacy #Patriot #RestInPeace

Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson Today's show covers new military action in the Middle East, questions surrounding Air Force One, a stunning law enforcement shake-up in West Virginia, and a major development involving South Carolina's unfinished nuclear reactors. According to United States Central Command, American forces have begun another round of strikes against Iran after attacks on commercial vessels in the Strait of Hormuz. We examine the latest military developments, the administration's response, and what this could mean for regional security. Meanwhile, President Donald Trump traveled to Turkey aboard the new Air Force One aircraft, but reports indicate he will return to the United States on the previous presidential aircraft. We discuss what has been publicly reported and why the decision is drawing questions from the press. Also making headlines, an entire police department in a small West Virginia town has been dismissed after the police chief resigned and allegations surfaced involving a break-in at the department's evidence room. We'll review what local officials have said and where the investigation stands. And in South Carolina, state-owned utility Santee Cooper has announced an important milestone in the potential $2.7 billion sale of the partially completed V.C. Summer nuclear reactors. We explain what the deadline means, why the proposal remains controversial, and what it could mean for the state's energy future. 🎯 In Today's Show: U.S. launches new strikes against Iran Strait of Hormuz military update Why Trump is changing Air Force One Entire West Virginia police department dismissed Investigation into evidence room allegations South Carolina nuclear reactor sale update 📩 Join our mailing list at JoeyHudson.com 📱 Text or call the Firmin Ford text line: 864-477-JOEY (5639) 👉 Subscribe for daily breaking news, political analysis, South Carolina news, and interviews covering the issues that matter most. #BreakingNews #Trump #Iran #CENTCOM #AirForceOne #SouthCarolina #NuclearEnergy #SanteeCooper #Politics #StraitOfHormuz #JustTheTruth #TrendingNow #SCNews

Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson Today's show covers escalating tensions in the Middle East, controversial comments from a television host, and a South Carolina story that is drawing national attention. Following reported attacks on commercial vessels transiting the Strait of Hormuz, the United States is reportedly reversing some sanctions relief and waivers that had been offered during negotiations with Iran. At the same time, United States Central Command says American forces have launched another round of military strikes. We break down the latest developments and what they could mean for diplomacy and regional security. Meanwhile, an Iranian lawmaker has reportedly made threatening remarks about President Donald Trump during the NATO Summit. We'll examine what was said, the broader context, and the response from U.S. officials. Also making headlines, Sunny Hostin of The View is drawing criticism after comments about feeling uncomfortable in neighborhoods displaying American flags. We'll look at the reaction from across the political spectrum. And in South Carolina, the town of Pageland is making national news after surveillance cameras associated with Flock Safety were found cut down over the Fourth of July weekend. We'll explain what these systems are designed to do, what investigators are saying happened, and why the incident has sparked a debate over public safety and privacy. 🎯 In Today's Show: New U.S. strikes against Iran Strait of Hormuz tensions continue Iranian lawmaker's threat against President Trump Sunny Hostin's comments about American flags Flock Safety cameras cut down in Pageland Public safety vs. privacy debate 📩 Join our mailing list at JoeyHudson.com 📱 Text or call the Firmin Ford text line: 864-477-JOEY (5639) 👉 Subscribe for daily breaking news, political analysis, South Carolina news, and interviews covering the issues that matter. #BreakingNews #Iran #Trump #CENTCOM #StraitOfHormuz #TheView #SunnyHostin #SouthCarolina #FlockSafety #Politics #JustTheTruth #TrendingNow #SCNews

Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson Today's show covers a major courtroom development in the murder case involving Charlie Kirk, Congress' next move on birthright citizenship, violence against police officers in South Carolina, and ongoing debate within the South Carolina Republican Party. Family members of Charlie Kirk appeared in court as proceedings continued against the man accused of killing the conservative activist. We have the latest developments from the courtroom, what prosecutors presented, and what comes next in the case. Meanwhile, Mike Johnson says Congress should consider legislation addressing birthright citizenship following the recent Supreme Court of the United States ruling involving President Donald Trump's executive order. We'll explain what lawmakers are proposing and the constitutional questions that remain. Also in today's program, two police officers were assaulted while responding to a Fourth of July block party in North Charleston. Video of the confrontation has circulated widely online. We review what authorities have said and the investigation now underway. Plus, Drew McKissick joins us to discuss the controversy surrounding delegate selection at the recently reconvened South Carolina Republican Party convention and the ongoing debate over proposed closed primary rules. 🎯 In Today's Show: Charlie Kirk murder case courtroom update Mike Johnson discusses birthright citizenship legislation Supreme Court ruling and Congress' next steps Two officers assaulted during North Charleston block party Drew McKissick on South Carolina GOP convention controversy Closed primary debate continues 📩 Join our mailing list at JoeyHudson.com 📱 Text or call the Firmin Ford text line: 864-477-JOEY (5639) 👉 Subscribe for daily breaking news, political analysis, South Carolina news, and interviews with the leaders shaping today's headlines. #BreakingNews #CharlieKirk #MikeJohnson #BirthrightCitizenship #SupremeCourt #SouthCarolina #NorthCharleston #DrewMcKissick #Politics #SCPolitics #JustTheTruth #TrendingNow #LawEnforcement

Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson If you stayed up late for President Donald Trump's delayed Independence Day address, we'll bring you the biggest moments. Weather pushed the schedule back, but the President's America 250 celebration concluded with a speech highlighting the nation's founding, the anniversary festivities, and his vision for the future. Also on today's program, authorities in Ohio say they uncovered a disturbing case involving 16 children living in conditions investigators described as severely neglected after deputies served an unrelated warrant. We have the latest information released by law enforcement. In another shocking story, a toddler who had been declared dead following a near-drowning incident was later found alive at a hospital. Authorities have charged the child's parents with neglect as investigators continue examining the circumstances surrounding the case. Meanwhile, newly released images show extensive damage following a crash involving Paul Pelosi. We review what has been publicly reported and the latest developments surrounding the investigation. And here in South Carolina, Governor Henry McMaster has signed legislation requiring nearly all taxpayer-funded construction projects to use American-made steel and iron. We'll explain what the new law does and who it affects. 🎯 In Today's Show: Highlights from Trump's America 250 speech Ohio "house of horrors" investigation Toddler found alive after being declared dead Latest on Paul Pelosi crash investigation South Carolina signs "Buy American" construction law 📩 Join our mailing list at JoeyHudson.com 📱 Text or call the Firmin Ford text line: 864-477-JOEY (5639) 👉 Subscribe for daily breaking news, political analysis, South Carolina news, and interviews with leaders shaping today's headlines. #BreakingNews #Trump #America250 #FourthOfJuly #PaulPelosi #SouthCarolina #HenryMcMaster #Politics #Ohio #JustTheTruth #TrendingNow #July4 #SCNews

Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson As America prepares to celebrate its 250th birthday, today's show covers the biggest headlines leading into Independence Day weekend. The Great American State Fair is now underway on the National Mall, featuring a towering Ferris wheel overlooking the Washington Monument and exhibits showcasing states from across the country. But not every state is participating. We reveal which states chose not to take part and examine the reaction surrounding their absence. Meanwhile, a Republican lawmaker in Pennsylvania was removed from the state House chamber after wearing patriotic clothing celebrating America's 250th anniversary. We explain what happened, why House leadership objected, and why the incident is generating national attention. Also before your Fourth of July cookout, you may want to check your pantry. A major potato chip recall has been issued over concerns about possible salmonella contamination. We'll tell you which products are affected and what consumers should do if they have purchased them. Plus, Congresswoman Sheri Biggs joins us to discuss what Congress may do following the recent Supreme Court ruling on birthright citizenship, along with her legislation aimed at making air travel easier for America's military service members. 🎯 In Today's Show: Great American State Fair opens on the National Mall Which states skipped America's 250th celebration? Pennsylvania lawmaker removed over patriotic attire Major potato chip recall before July 4 Birthright citizenship after the Supreme Court ruling Congresswoman Sheri Biggs discusses military travel legislation 📩 Join our mailing list at JoeyHudson.com 📱 Text or call the Firmin Ford text line: 864-477-JOEY (5639) 👉 Subscribe for daily breaking news, political analysis, South Carolina news, and interviews with the leaders shaping America's future. #America250 #FourthOfJuly #BreakingNews #SheriBiggs #BirthrightCitizenship #Patriotism #Pennsylvania #PotatoChipRecall #IndependenceDay #Politics #JustTheTruth #TrendingNow #July4 #USA250

Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson Today's show covers a controversial pardon in Minnesota, a dramatic immigration enforcement update, a dangerous stunt atop one of America's most famous landmarks, and South Carolina's budget impasse. Minnesota officials, including Governor Tim Walz, are facing intense criticism after granting a pardon to an undocumented immigrant who had previously been convicted of sexually assaulting a 10-year-old girl and had been slated for deportation. We break down the timeline, the pardon process, and the reaction from across the political spectrum. Meanwhile, newly released body camera footage shows the dramatic arrest of two social media influencers who climbed the antenna of the Empire State Building before becoming engaged high above New York City. We have the latest on the criminal charges and the viral video that has everyone talking. Also today, immigration enforcement operations continue to expand. Federal authorities say U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement arrested approximately 10,000 people over a five-day period as enforcement efforts intensified following recent legal developments involving birthright citizenship. We examine what officials are reporting and what it means moving forward. And back in South Carolina, lawmakers failed to approve a state budget before the July 1 deadline. We explain what happens now, how state government continues operating under a continuing resolution, and the major issues lawmakers still must resolve before a final spending plan is adopted. 🎯 In Today's Show: Tim Walz faces criticism over controversial pardon Empire State Building climbers caught on body camera ICE announces 10,000 arrests in five days Immigration enforcement update South Carolina misses state budget deadline What happens next at the State House 📩 Join our mailing list at JoeyHudson.com 📱 Text or call the Firmin Ford text line: 864-477-JOEY (5639) 👉 Subscribe for daily breaking news, political analysis, South Carolina news, and interviews with leaders shaping today's headlines. #BreakingNews #TimWalz #ICE #Immigration #EmpireStateBuilding #SouthCarolina #Budget #Politics #Minnesota #NewsUpdate #JustTheTruth #TrendingNow #SCPolitics

Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson Today's show is packed with major developments involving foreign policy, the economy, national security, and South Carolina politics. The Trump administration has publicly outlined key provisions of its new memorandum of understanding with Iran. We break down what has been released so far, what both sides appear to have agreed to, and what questions remain before any final agreement is formally signed. Meanwhile, new Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh begins his tenure as the Federal Reserve announced it will hold interest rates steady. Officials cited ongoing inflation concerns and uncertainty surrounding economic conditions linked to tensions in the Middle East. Also making headlines, the Federal Bureau of Investigation has released new details regarding the alleged threat against the Freedom 250 UFC event at the White House. Authorities say a phone call from a concerned mother may have played a crucial role in disrupting what investigators are describing as a potential domestic terror plot. And here in South Carolina, today is the final day of early voting ahead of next week's Republican runoff election. Joining us today: Cody Simpson, candidate for Commissioner of Agriculture Alan Wilson, candidate for Governor We'll discuss the issues, the campaign's final stretch, and what voters need to know before Election Day on June 23. 🎯 In Today’s Show: Breakdown of the new U.S.-Iran memorandum What the agreement could mean moving forward Federal Reserve keeps rates unchanged Inflation concerns and economic outlook FBI releases new Freedom 250 investigation details The phone call that may have prevented tragedy Cody Simpson and Alan Wilson join the program Final day of early voting in South Carolina 📩 Join the mailing list: JoeyHudson.com 📱 Text or call the Firmin Ford text line: 864-477-5639 👉 Subscribe for daily breaking news, political analysis, election coverage, and South Carolina-focused reporting. #BreakingNews #Trump #Iran #FederalReserve #InterestRates #FBI #Freedom250 #AlanWilson #CodySimpson #SouthCarolina #Election2026 #JustTheTruth #TrendingNow #SCPolitics

Just the Truth Podcast with Joey Hudson It's the final day before South Carolina voters head to the polls, and today's show is packed with major national and state political developments. Donald Trump says Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will ultimately have “no choice” but to accept a potential peace agreement with Iran, adding that “I call the shots” regarding the negotiations. We break down the latest developments in the ongoing Middle East peace talks and what they could mean for the region. Meanwhile, Trump abruptly ended a tense interview with Kristen Welker during NBC's Meet the Press after a heated exchange over election integrity, California vote counting, and the administration’s proposed Anti-Weaponization Fund. We’ll examine the key moments from the interview and the reaction that followed. And with South Carolina's Republican primary election taking place tomorrow, two Trump-endorsed candidates join us to make their final appeal to voters: Cody Simpson, candidate for Commissioner of Agriculture Pamela Evette, candidate for Governor of South Carolina We discuss the issues, endorsements, and what voters can expect heading into Election Day. 🎯 In Today’s Show: Trump says Netanyahu must accept Iran peace deal Latest developments in Middle East negotiations Trump ends contentious Meet the Press interview Election integrity and Anti-Weaponization Fund debate Cody Simpson’s final message to voters Pamela Evette’s closing argument before Primary Day What to watch in South Carolina’s Republican primary 📩 Join the mailing list: JoeyHudson.com 📱 Text or call the Firmin Ford text line: 864-477-5639 👉 Subscribe for daily breaking news, political analysis, election coverage, and South Carolina-focused reporting. #BreakingNews #Trump #Iran #Netanyahu #MeetThePress #KristenWelker #SouthCarolina #PamelaEvette #CodySimpson #Election2026 #Politics #JustTheTruth #TrendingNow