Podcast appearances and mentions of Mark Lynch

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In Hour 1, Segment 1 of The Charlie James Show on August 3, 2026, host Charlie James kicks off the broadcast by previewing the upcoming South Carolina Republican U.S. Senate primary debate featuring five candidates: Darline Graham, Rep. Russell Fry, Mark Lynch, Rep. Ralph Norman, and former Rep. Mark Sanford. James focuses heavily on candidate Darline Graham, questioning her qualifications and criticizing her reliance on her brother Lindsey Graham's legacy, her Trump endorsement, and her avoidance of local media. He takes a call from listener Mark in Liberty, who humorously compares Graham to "Aunt Bee," while also briefly touching on legal challenges surrounding candidates omitted from the ballot.

In Hour 3 Segment 1, Charlie James takes a call from Gerald in Cowpens, who suggests voters are drawn to candidate Darlene Graham out of sympathy for the loss of her brother, Senator Lindsey Graham, and the desire to carry on the family name. James agrees, noting that being a grieving sister and potentially South Carolina's first elected female U.S. Senator are strong appeals. He reviews the latest Trafalgar Group poll numbers for the U.S. Senate special primary, which show Darlene Graham leading at 27%, followed by Ralph Norman and Russell Fry tied at 17.4%, Mark Sanford at 15.1%, and Mark Lynch at 8.1%. James also updates listeners on candidate Danny Lee Ford II's legal challenge against his disqualification by the SCGOP, noting the court's temporary restraining order, and discusses primary runoff strategies with caller Joyce from Pelzer.

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Upstate US Senate candidate Mark Lynch joins the show to discuss the crowded South Carolina primary field, campaign rules, and "Darling" Graham's conservative record!

US Senate candidate Mark Lynch joins the show to break down the South Carolina primary field following Lindsey Graham's passing!

On this Thursday afternoon edition of The Charlie James Show (July 30, 2026), host Charlie James breaks down essential information for South Carolina voters ahead of the upcoming Senate primary. Early voting runs August 5–7 from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, with the primary election on August 11 from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. Charlie reviews the latest Emerson poll showing Ralph Norman (22%) and Darline Graham (19%) leading a crowded field, alongside candidates Russell Fry, Mark Sanford, and Mark Lynch, with 25% of voters still undecided. Callers chime in about candidates and campaign ads before Charlie turns to national news: Dr. Anthony Fauci's Congressional testimony. Contrasting Fauci's past statements promising transparency with his frequent invoking of the Fifth Amendment, Charlie—and caller Sarah—criticize public health policy, the suppression of treatments like Ivermectin, and mandatory vaccine policies. Finally, Charlie discusses state politics, noting Democrat Germaine Johnson's gubernatorial running mate pick, Sam Scarden, and former State Senator Katrina Sheely's presence at the announcement.

In this opening segment of The Charlie James Show, host Charlie James provides essential details regarding the upcoming South Carolina Senate primary. He outlines key dates, reminding listeners that early voting runs August 5–7 from 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM, with election day following on August 11 from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. He emphasizes that the deadline to apply for an absentee ballot is tomorrow and highlights the primary rules—clarifying that anyone who voted in the June Republican primary, or who didn't vote in June at all, is eligible to cast a ballot. Charlie also analyzes a new Emerson poll following the filing deadline, which shows Ralph Norman leading at 22%, followed by Darlene Graham (19%), Russell Fry (12%), Mark Sanford (11%), and Mark Lynch (7%), with 25% of voters still undecided. He questions Russell Fry's decision to run simultaneously for his U.S. House seat and the Senate, wondering if splitting campaign resources makes practical sense. Throughout the segment, Charlie takes calls from listeners discussing candidate diversity, voter motivations, and primary dynamics before teasing an upcoming discussion contrasting Dr. Anthony Fauci's statements from 2022 with his recent remarks.

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On the July 24th, 2026 broadcast of The Charlie James Show, host Charlie James provides comprehensive coverage of local, state, and national political developments across a four-hour program. The show centers heavily on the rapidly unfolding South Carolina U.S. Senate primary, tracking candidate filings that expand the field to nine contenders—including official candidate Darlene Graham—and analyzing runoff probabilities, state GOP primary eligibility waiver rules, and candidate debate constraints. Throughout the broadcast, James interviews key guests, including U.S. Senate candidate Mark Lynch on his grassroots agenda and Convention of States President Mark Meckler on Article V constitutional reforms and election security. Additionally, James examines national legislative strategy surrounding the SAVE America Act, reacts to podcast commentary from James Carville on voter ID laws, addresses foreign policy developments regarding U.S. air strikes in the Middle East, reviews local community debates over data center development and regional crime in Asheville, and closes with a discussion on historic low national jobless claims.

In Hour 2 of the broadcast, Charlie James opens by examining the substantial campaign spending and political maneuvers behind Darlene Graham's Senate run, analyzing her immigration policy platform and the procedural challenges facing conservative legislation in the U.S. Senate. The discussion then turns to national security as James breaks down recent military operations in the Middle East, including the strategic deployment of B-1B Lancer bombers, while engaging with callers who share their own experiences with military aircraft and offer candidate endorsements. Later in the hour, U.S. Senate candidate Mark Lynch joins the show to outline his grassroots campaign, critique special interest PAC funding, and address critical issues like the SAVE America Act, government surveillance, and foreign ownership of American land. Finally, James plays audio clips of Donald Trump weighing in on technology infrastructure and reviews growing local opposition to data center construction, highlighting community concerns over energy demands and constant noise pollution.

South Carolina Senate Candidate Mark Lynch joins Bo and Beth to discuss his candidacy for the now vacant South Carolina Senate seat left open by the passing of Lindsay Graham.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On the Tuesday, July 21, 2026 broadcast of The Charlie James Show, host Charlie James opens with the announcement that News Talk 98.9 WORD will soon be available nationwide on SiriusXM Satellite Radio, alongside existing streaming and over-the-air platforms. The first hour centers on South Carolina's Senate race filing day, analyzing candidate entries including Darline Graham, Mark Lynch, and Ralph Norman following the passing of Senator Lindsey Graham. Charlie and callers debate the implications of open primaries, endorsement dynamics, and funeral arrangements for the late senator. In the second hour, the discussion turns to state and national politics. Charlie presents his perspective on political party dynamics, criticizes Senator Lisa Murkowski's opposition to the SAVE Act, and hosts guest Eric Allison to detail Spartanburg County Council's controversial approval process for local data centers and its environmental and financial impact on residents. The third hour features a segment with U.S. Representative William Timmons discussing congressional oversight of the Smithsonian Institution and broader ideological shifts in federal agencies. Additional subjects include debate over local data center infrastructure, over-the-counter medication access, candidate financial disclosures for Democratic challenger Dr. Annie Andrews, and non-citizen voter registration audits across multiple states. In the final hour, Charlie responds to media critiques of homeschooling, highlighting the benefits of structured home education, the decline of school recess, and social development in children. After taking several caller perspectives on education and culture, Charlie concludes by reassuring listeners that the station's expansion to SiriusXM will complement, rather than alter, its existing broadcast programming.

The Charlie James Show (Tue July 21, 2026 – Hour 1) opens with exciting station news: NewsTalk 98.9 WORD will soon be available on SiriusXM satellite radio. Charlie then pivots to the main political headline of the day—filing day for the late Senator Lindsey Graham's U.S. Senate seat in South Carolina. Callers actively debate the emerging Republican field, including businessman Mark Lynch, Representative Ralph Norman, and Lindsey Graham's sister, Darling Graham. Listeners express skepticism regarding Darling Graham's bid, questioning her qualifications and whether her candidacy represents a political family dynasty, while others highlight her access to Lindsey's campaign infrastructure and potential cross-party appeal in open primaries. Beyond local politics, Charlie leads a discussion on ten foundational truths about the Democratic Party, contrasting them with conservative values, and takes aim at Senator Lisa Murkowski (R-AK) for her opposition to the SAVE Act.

In this opening segment, host Charlie James announces that News Talk 98.9 WORD will soon be available on SiriusXM satellite radio in addition to its existing streaming and broadcast platforms. Moving into local political coverage on filing day for South Carolina's Senate seat, James highlights the primary race following Lindsey Graham, focusing on candidates like Mark Lynch, Ralph Norman, and Lindsey Graham's sister, Darline Graham. Callers weigh in on the dynamics of the race, discussing open primaries, political experience, candidate endorsements, and the significant campaign resources and infrastructure Darline Graham inherits.

On the July 20, 2026 edition of The Tara Show, host Tara Servatius covers a comprehensive range of domestic political primary battles, national security concerns, foreign policy developments, and cultural commentary. The broadcast focuses heavily on South Carolina's U.S. Senate primary following the vacancy left by Lindsey Graham, analyzing candidate polling, state GOP dynamics, President Donald Trump's endorsements, and featuring an interview with Republican contender Mark Lynch. Servatius delivers sharp critiques of foreign policy decisions—particularly JD Vance's Memorandum of Understanding with Iran—while grieving recent U.S. troop casualties and highlighting reports of Chinese and Russian targeting assistance. Additionally, the show examines declassified intelligence records pointing to Chinese election interference, details the Department of Justice's activation of the Alien Terrorist Removal Court and plans to debank undocumented immigrants, reviews speech commentary from Stephen Miller, and cautions against civil liberty restrictions and media shifts both domestically and internationally.

In this interview on The Tara Show, host Tara Servatius speaks with South Carolina businessman and conservative political candidate Mark Lynch regarding his decision to enter the Republican special primary for the U.S. Senate seat following the death of Senator Lindsey Graham. Lynch discusses his previous primary challenge against Graham, noting that he invested over $5 million of his own funds while fighting against tens of millions of dollars in establishment spending. Addressing current primary dynamics and recent Emerson polling placing him near the top of the field, Lynch presents himself as a business-oriented outsider, criticizing career politicians, term-limit waivers, and political horse-trading while emphasizing his commitment to conservative principles, anti-surveillance policies, and an "America First" agenda.

In the final hour of the broadcast, The Tara Show explores political primary dynamics, foreign policy consequences, and cultural commentary. Republican candidate Mark Lynch joins host Tara Servatius to discuss his bid for the U.S. Senate in South Carolina, positioning himself as a business outsider fighting against establishment politics. Servatius then addresses the tragic loss of three U.S. service members in the Middle East, sharply criticizing the administration's Memorandum of Understanding with Iran and accusing China of aiding in targeting attacks against American forces. Turning to ideological critique, she highlights a speech by White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller that attributes leftist political motives to envy and hostility toward traditional values. Finally, Servatius turns her focus internationally to warn that new political leadership in the United Kingdom under Andy Burnham will further accelerate civil liberty restrictions, digital identity mandates, and internet surveillance toward totalitarian control.

Host Charlie James reacts to The View co-host Sunny Hostin critiquing the appointment of Senator Darlene Graham to fill her late brother Lindsey Graham's vacant seat, with Hostin calling it a "DEI" move. James dismisses her comments, noting the upcoming heavily attended funeral services scheduled for Lindsey Graham across Washington D.C., Columbia, and Pickens County. Turning to the legislative battle over the Save America Act, James heavily criticizes North Carolina Senator Tom Tillis for opposing the bill under the pretense that it cannot be quickly implemented. A caller named Roger joins the show to discuss upcoming candidates for the South Carolina special primary, such as Mark Lynch and Ralph Norman, leading James to emphasize that the ultimate goal must be electing a candidate who can defeat the Democratic challenger, Dr. Annie Andrews.

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Host Charlie James opens the program by addressing the aftermath of Senator Lindsey Graham's sudden passing, noting that while the state has spent much of its time focused on the tragedy, South Carolina is currently operating without a state budget. James discusses the swearing-in of Graham's sister, Darline Graham Nordone, as the state's interim U.S. Senator, who will serve until January 3, 2027. He addresses the circumstances of Graham's death, sharing an audio clip from Senator Tommy Tuberville that clarifies how Graham's scheduler called 911 after Graham reported chest pains, thereby debunking ongoing conspiracy theories. Looking ahead, James touches on the emerging, legally complex battle to permanently fill the seat, highlighting announced candidates Mark Lynch and Ralph Norman, as well as potential complications for sitting Congressmen Russell Fry and William Timmons.

The countdown is on to this year's Rose of Tralee International Festival, which returns to Kerry from the 14th to the 18th of August.    As well as preparing to welcome Roses from around the world, the festival's Rose Escorts are also busy with fundraising and community events ahead of the celebrations. One of this year's escorts is Mark Lynch, who's organising a charity table quiz in aid of Milford Hospice.   Mark joined Alan Morrissey earlier to discuss the Rose Festival and the quiz.  Photo (c) Clare FM

In this third segment of the third hour, host Charlie James interviews State Senator Lee Bright and businessman Mark Lynch regarding the political shifts following the death of Senator Lindsey Graham. State Senator Lee Bright emphasizes that South Carolina needs a true conservative contest rather than a party coronation, pointing out the absolute irony that the newly scheduled August 11th special federal primary will land on the exact date state lawmakers previously claimed was too expensive to open for redistricting votes. Following Bright, businessman Mark Lynch officially announces his candidacy for the vacant Senate seat on the program. Lynch, who previously secured second place behind Graham in the regular primary on an "America First" platform, shares that he felt obligated to honor his base of conservative grassroots supporters. The hour concludes with Charlie James breaking down the newly fast-tracked special primary timeline, noting that early voting will be compressed into a three-day window ahead of the August vote.

In this segment of the program, host Charlie James checks in with local political figures to discuss the moving parts of the newly created election timeline. State Senator Lee Bright emphasizes that South Carolina needs a true conservative contest rather than a party coronation. Bright highlights the absolute irony that the newly scheduled August 11th special federal primary will land on the exact date state lawmakers previously claimed was too expensive to open for redistricting votes. Following Bright, businessman Mark Lynch joins the program to officially announce his candidacy for the vacant Senate seat. Lynch, who previously secured second place behind Graham in the regular primary on an "America First" platform, shares that he felt obligated to honor his base of conservative grassroots supporters. Full Audio Transcript

Monday, July 13th, 2026 - The Charlie James Show HOUR 1 1st - Charlie James discusses Senator Lindsey Graham's death and mixed legacy. 2nd - Charlie James takes listener calls on Lindsey Graham's opportunist legacy. 3rd - Charlie James talks with Sherry Biggs on Lindsey Graham's passing & legacy. 4th - Mike Lee seeks to pass the SAVE America Act to honor Lindsey Graham's legacy. HOUR 2 5th - McMaster appoints Darline Graham Nardone to fill Lindsey Graham's Seat 6th - Drew McKissick breaks down the voting rules for the new special primary 7th - Ralph Norman reflects on Lindsey Graham's legacy and constituent service 8th - Charlie James takes final listener calls concerning Lindsey Graham's legacy HOUR 3 9th - Nate Leupp discusses Trump's looming endorsement to unite South Carolina 10th - Chuck shares recovery advice; Charlie James updates on special primary dates 11th - Mark Lynch officially enters the special primary to succeed Lindsey Graham 12th - Charlie James highlights potential candidates and fields listener calls. HOUR 4 13th- Lee Bright critiques political systems; Mark Lynch rejoins Senate race 14th- Nate Leupp evaluates the truncated primary rules and dynamic campaign models 15th- Charlie James discusses election decorum and shares some vacation memories 16th- Charlie James discusses newly fast-tracked special primary election rules.

The fourth hour of The Charlie James Show primarily focuses on navigating the sudden medical and political fallout following the passing of South Carolina Senator Lindsey Graham. Host Charlie James interacts with listeners who call in to share their medical perspectives on aortic dissections or express frustration regarding the compressed three-day early voting window and the overall timing of the upcoming August 11th special primary. James pushes back aggressively on a newly released campaign video by Democratic challenger Dr. Annie Andrews, forcefully arguing that her progressive political stances are fundamentally out of alignment with South Carolina's conservative voters. The broadcast wraps up with a breakdown of potential Republican contenders—including on-air candidate Mark Lynch—as well as anticipation surrounding an impending, strategic primary endorsement from Donald Trump.

In this opening segment of the fourth hour, host Charlie James moderates a series of discussions reflecting the political shifts after Senator Lindsey Graham's passing. State Senator Lee Bright emphasizes that South Carolina needs a true conservative contest rather than a party coronation, pointing out the absolute irony that the newly scheduled August 11th special federal primary will land on the exact date state lawmakers previously claimed was too expensive to open for redistricting votes. Following Bright, businessman Mark Lynch officially announces his candidacy for the vacant Senate seat on the program. Lynch, who previously secured second place behind Graham in the regular primary on an "America First" platform, shares that he felt obligated to honor his base of conservative grassroots supporters. The segment concludes with Charlie James breaking down the newly fast-tracked special primary timeline, noting that early voting will be compressed into a three-day window ahead of the August vote.

Ireland's own Pico Lopes will take on one of the world's greatest footballers of all time tomorrow in the last 32 of the Fifa World Cup.He will play against Messi when Cape Verde take on World Cup winners, Argentina, on Friday night.With the match one of great importance, Aer Lingus has offered to fly Pico Lopez's family out to the match.Andrea is joined by Pico's brother Jacques Lopes as the family wait to board their flight at Dublin airport, Pat Holmes, Pico's coach for a number of seasons with Lourdes Celtic, Phil Egan from Off the Ball and Head of media and communications with Shamrock Rovers, Mark Lynch.

Health Minister Jennifer Carroll MacNeill is seeking Cabinet approval for new legislation that would allow pharmacists to renew contraception prescriptions, reducing the need for women to return to their GP for repeat prescriptions.     The move is aimed at improving access to contraception, expanding the role of community pharmacists, and easing pressure on GP services.    To discuss what the changes could mean for patients and pharmacists, Alan Morrissey spoke with Mark Lynch, pharmacist with Mary Joe Duffy Pharmacists in Ennis. Photo (c) Bigc Studio via Canva

Voters in Maine have decided: controversy-plagued Democrat Graham Platner will face Sen. Susan Collins in the fall. Meanwhile in South Carolina, Sen. Lindsey Graham defeated MAGA challenger Mark Lynch, avoiding a runoff election. And with a key inflation report due later this morning, Morning Money newsletter author Sam Sutton joins the Playbook Podcast to preview the latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) numbers and what they could mean for voters.  Follow POLITICO here:     ➤ X: https://x.com/politico/  ➤ Instagram:  / politico       ➤ Facebook:  / politico    For more news and analysis, subscribe to the Playbook newsletter: politico.com/playbook 

H1-S2 full 00:00 you 00:13 All welcome back to the program. Let's go to the WRD talk line. We'll talk to Robert in Blue Ridge. How you doing, Doing well, how are you? I'm great. What's up, man? 00:24 i'm hearing lindsey graham spent eighteen million and advertising to get a job that's going to play one hundred and seventy four thousand dollars a year can you please explain that made because i just can't agree that don't make a whole lot of sense does it that doesn't seem like a good return on investment to me i in fact i heard it was more like i was saying one per one person said they do you spend twenty seven million 00:49 I that's a lot of money. I can't buy them, Liz. I can't either. I appreciate it, Robert. Thank you very, very much. But you folks in Greenville and Spartanburg, and my listeners here, you can take something away from this, that you were the only folks in the state of South Carolina to say no to Lindsey Graham. You said, nah, baby, nah. We don't want your 01:19 Little Mermaid, Bubble Wand, Toton Self to be our Senator. In Spartanburg County, Mark Lynch won with 43 % of the vote. Lindsey Graham got 41. Greenville County, Mark Lynch got 44.89 % of the vote. Lindsey Graham got 40 % of the vote. Lindsey won in every, let me just, oh, yeah, look at this. 01:43 Yeah, Lindsey Graham winning big down in Charleston. You go to Berkeley County, Lindsey Graham winning huge there. Let's go to Lexington County, Lindsey Graham winning big there, 61%. Richland County, 63%. Let's just take a look. I mean, just go up to Cherokee. Lindsey got 52. Pickens County. Wait, this is what gets me. Pickens County. 02:11 You guys showed up and booed Lindsey Graham practically off the stage. 02:18 Right there in downtown Pickens. 02:24 And then you turn around and vote for them with 45 % of the vote. I don't get it. don't get it. Oconee County, Lindsay 51%, York County, 48, Lancaster County, 61%. I don't get it. I promise you, I don't get that. I really don't. We need change. Well, just vote for the same old guy. We appreciate that. So, I mean, that to me. 02:54 That to me is amazing. It really is. So we got six more years of Lindsey Graham, eight actually, um so to speak. Well, six and a half. um 03:08 More years of Lindy Graham. 03:12 And as much as he has, and I can't understand why people can't see it when he does it. That's the only thing. Maybe people aren't just paying attention. But Lindsey Graham will stab Donald Trump in the back. He did it just a few weeks ago with the Iran deal. Talking about how the Iran deal was bad and was going to be a victory for the Iranians. And even Donald Trump had to come out with a statement saying, you people don't even know what the deal is and you're out there talking bad about it. 03:43 If Lindsey Graham 03:47 were in any other position in the Senate, I don't think Trump would have endorsed him. I really don't. I don't think Trump would have endorsed him. But right now he's head of the Budget Committee, and he will probably be once again head of the Senate Judiciary Committee. um If he beats Dr. Annie Andrews, we'll see. But Lindsey Graham right now to Donald Trump is a necessary evil. 04:15 And I'm going to stick by my prediction that he wins this thing in November. He's going to turn on Trump. Let's go to Doug in Simpsonville. Doug, welcome. Hey, nice talking to you again. I just want to thank Word 98.9 because I think if it wasn't for you guys, ah Lindsey would have won in Greenville. ah Maybe. 04:44 You've been putting out the word, uh well, literally. anyway, I just wanted to give a tip to the hat to the whole team. Well, I appreciate that. Thank you. I wish you covered all of South Carolina. And I know some callers have come in and said, hey, King, just uh link your coverage to some other cell towers or something. I wish it was an easy solution. uh 05:14 hey i have i have disagreements with you sometimes with care etc but i'm nine percent of the issues uh... uh the ... 581 Wed, 10 Jun 2026 19:33:00 +0000 kzYxxHikjOv3kjk0Pw8cJbHLjFSJSkPg news The Charlie James Show Podcast news H1-S2 The Charlie James Show originates from News/Talk 989 WORD, The Upstate's #1 Talk Station, weekdays 3-7pm. Charlie tackles the topics that matter to the Carolina's. He interviews the movers and shakers while letting listeners sound off on the news of the day. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=https%3A%2F%2Frss.amperwave.net%2Fv2%2Fe

It's Election Day—and the state is boiling. Candidates are making their final pitch, accusations are flying, and by the end of the hour we're deep into a national immigration and job-market firestorm involving H-1B visas, fake degrees, and political power brokers. But it all starts at the ballot box.

Hour 4 full 00:12 All right, you have got 53 minutes to get to the polls. Let's go to Oh, Donna, I was just getting ready to go to you and see what kind of questions you had. Let's go to Will from Greer. Will, welcome. 00:27 early and then what's up 00:34 i know where i could do that area do you know you can take it to the democratic national committee uh... that would be uh... the idea i could i'd but there was a moment there you go absolutely absolutely and we appreciate your coverage 00:52 I'm very thorough. Just wanted to tell you thank you, Well, I appreciate it. Well, thank you very much. That means the world to me. um Somebody said today, it was a funny little text. They said, Charlie, I decided to do something different today and vote Democrat. And the poll worker asked me how many ballots I wanted. And I thought that was pretty funny. OK, let's go to Donna, because I know she held on for a long time. Donna, welcome. What can I do for you? 01:19 Charlie, thank you for covering all this. Listen, I want to talk about two things, term limits and flimsy. Regarding the term limits, in general, I do agree with them. But if I've seen someone who's been a solid constitutionalist and referring to, this case, Ralph Norman, when that person was talking about who to vote for, he's been, I mean, he is like at the top of the list on sticking up with the constitutional, all of his policies, he's gone through the different layers. 01:43 I appreciate long-term and things, but wouldn't we rather have somebody that's a solid constitutionalist staying in there and going through the layers and getting to the top than to not have them and have the rest of the rhinos and the lefties um in those positions? I believe that. see both sides of that story because you certainly want the bad ones to be term-limited, but isn't that up to us ultimately to decide how long those people stay in Congress? 02:11 Yep, I think so. Yeah, we can vote him out if we don't like him. And unfortunately, too many people get fooled by the rhetoric. Speaking of which, Flimsy is he suddenly becomes Mr. Conservative before every election. But I remember him being part of, oh yeah, it was Russia collusion on Trump. Every stinking bit of that has been proven wrong. Remember how he worked with John McCain, his buddy, that scumbag? And didn't, Flimsy, don't you remember him yelling that Trump could go to hell, quote unquote? 02:39 If you want America to be great again, tell Donald Trump to go to hell. Yeah, I remember him saying that he would have shot the J-6ers in the head. Oh my God, that's the worst. people are still... And then the other thing is on all of these Lynch accusations that he's doing, all of that. 40 years ago, Mark Lynch was drug alcohol problem. He went through it. This man has been clean for decades. Right. And not only that, he started a rehab. 03:08 clinic or foundation. He rehabs a lot of people and he employs a whole lot of them. I think that we can be fine with somebody that learned how evil that was 40 freaking years ago. Yeah. And I don't think you can compromise. You can't make that man bend his back. He is so rigid in his values. And just again, comparing to the Constitution and the man checks off every box. All right. There you go, Donna. I appreciate it. Let's go to Shelley in Greenville. How you doing, Shelley? 03:38 hello and yes and and and and and and and and 03:56 being again term limit having been in office about twenty years and i'm hoping you can help me i hope i don't make it work that i'm i listen to wrap up that at an event and he said him a career politician is someone who'd stay in office like in congress i guess maybe the senate for years and years it doesn't get much done and he had term limited him now in uh... 04:26 South Carolina Senate, South Carolina House and the Congress. So I don't know, can you help me explain? No, I know that is exactly what you said were the words that he came out, that came o ... 1885 Tue, 09 Jun 2026 23:05:00 +0000 tZ8BauC4c9YutFQM8r19OYfshWjkuqdB news The Charlie James Show Podcast news Hour 4 The Charlie James Show originates from News/Talk 989 WORD, The Upstate's #1 Talk Station, weekdays 3-7pm. Charlie tackles the topics that matter to the Carolina's. He interviews the movers and shakers while letting listeners sound off on the news of the day. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=https%3A%2F%2Frss.amperwave.net%2Fv2%2F

Hour 3 full 00:04 I polls close one hour 53 minutes. I'm excited. Let's go to Michael in Spartanburg. Michael, welcome. Yes, sir. Yes, sir. I just got to disagree with you about Ralph Norman. Okay. Watching his debates. He said anything that got past the bill. 00:35 Well, what I go on is the fact that we sat down with Joe and I sat down with him for an hour where these debates they get what 40 seconds to respond. 00:47 Yeah, so I just have to go with my own personal experience from everybody. listen, hey man, you vote for who you want to vote for. That's fine with me. Long as you get out there and vote. This is an interesting text. It says, Charlie, this morning, Mike was saying that Lindsey Graham has stood by Trump the whole time. I also listened to Tara talking about how Lindsey Graham and his BFF, John McCain, falsely accused Trump of colluding with the Russians. 01:16 and handed the fake dossier to the FBI. I'd hardly call that standing by Trump. Trump is only endorsing Graham out of pragmatism. That's right. Graham is a necessary evil in the Trump world. But I'm going to make this prediction again. You wait and see. Lindsey Graham, look at what Lindsey's had to do. He's had to spend $27 million on this campaign. 01:44 To some reports, Lindsey Graham spent $27 million against Mark Lynch. That's a lot of money. Because Lindsey Graham knows he's in trouble. 01:56 So, Lindsey needed Donald Trump, but he still just stabbed Donald Trump in the back, and I'll give you a perfect example. A couple of weeks ago, and this is, see, that's the thing, when people say, oh, Lindsey stands by Donald Trump, because they only listen to what Lindsey Graham says. 02:14 That's all they do. You ask some of these people, why do think Lindsey Graham stands by Donald Trump? Well, because I heard that ad that Lindsey Graham stands by Donald Trump. Wait a minute, hold on. Let's dig a little deeper into that. You go and you look, just a couple of weeks ago, Lindsey Graham was saying that the... 02:46 Iran deal was a bad deal and that it would hand victory to Iran. 02:56 Now here's the funny thing about that. So Lindsey came out and he criticized the Iran deal. But the thing about that was Lindsey had no idea what the deal was. Nobody knew what the deal was. Lindsey was not privy to the deal. Even Donald Trump came out and he said, all of these panicans out there talking about the deal, we don't have a deal yet. There is no deal. So Lindsey Graham came out and stabbed Donald Trump in the back. The only time Lindsey Graham agrees with Donald Trump on Iran is when he thinks 03:26 Donald Trump's gonna put boots on the ground and we all know that's exactly what he wants. 03:32 So no, I don't see Lindsey Graham as an ally. So there you go. All right, let's go to Michael from Rock Hill. Michael, welcome. 03:44 Oh, Michelle, how are you? I'm sorry. I was spelled wrong. I appreciate what's Hey, welcome. 03:52 I'm doing good, what's up? 04:09 Yes. right. You're either going to vote in the Republican primary or you're to vote in the Democrat primary. 04:21 Well, because you can't vote in both primaries. I don't think there's any state to just allow you to vote in uh just one, one, you know, both parties' primaries. 04:39 Maybe this is my first primary. 04:45 No, but this is, all now maybe so. Maybe you've never, maybe you just have voted in the general election in the past. This is the primary to decide who the candidate is going to be to go on to the general election. Okay. Okay? All right, That's not the way it goes. All right, Michelle, I appreciate it. Thank you so much for calling. Charlie, I remember the Pickens rally. Trump said, be easy on Lindsay. has uses, or yeah, he said he needs them with the Democrats, whatever. 05:14 Let's go to Tory in Simpsonville. Tory, welcome. Hey, Charlie. Yes, sir. It seems unconstitutional uh violation of the First Amendment. um Why do they have stickers up or posters up saying that there's no photography ... 1885 Tue, 09 Jun 2026 22:04:00 +0000 2yH3ouHQ1ycgzroJpJPQKL3hPH7urOrr news The Charlie James Show Podcast news Hour 3 The Charlie James Show originates from News/Talk 989 WORD, The Upstate's #1 Talk Station, weekdays 3-7pm. Charlie tackles the topics that matter to the Carolina's. He interviews the movers and shakers while letting listeners sound off on the news of the day. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=https%3A%2F%2Frss.amperwave.net%2Fv2%2F

H2-S2 full 00:04 All right, let's go. The phones are down to Chico and Pakalett. How you doing, Chico? I'm doing very well. And thank you so much for what you do, sir. I'm just glad to be able to talk to you again. I'm going to read off what I'm planning on doing here in just the next few minutes. But I wanted to mention to you, you brought up LBJ. He's not a really popular Texas president. Right. You might want to look up the treatment. It was it's it's it's described as a 00:33 almost hypnotic experience and rendered the target stunned and helpless. And it's what he would do to people that would, that he had confrontation with fellow senators or whatever. Anyway, it's creepy. Yeah. Look it up. It's called the treatment and he would do that to people. I would read it out, but I don't want to waste time. That's okay. Who are you voting for? Richard Nixon was a far, far better man. And just real quick. 01:01 When he flew into Harlingen, Texas one time during his presidency, they sent a hearse to pick him up. All right. So I'm going for Mr. Ralph Norman. I'm going for Mr. David Stumbo. I'm going for Mr. Danny Ford. have nothing against Cody, but I'm going for Mr. Danny Ford. Mark Lynch. I want to ask you between 01:27 I'm kind of holding my nose on this a little bit. think I'm going for William Timmons and Abe Harris. Okay. And do you know anything about Mike Stacey? I do not. I do not know anything about Mike Stacey. No big deal. And I'm going to vote yes on those two questions. And I want to thank you all for everything that you do because, very important, I travel a lot. Yeah. So last time I called you, I told you that. 01:54 I come back in for just a couple of days and I have a very, very small limited amount of time to make up my mind about these elections. You guys are right on. I trust you. And this is the I take your opinions very seriously. Thank you for what you do, sir. I appreciate it. Chico, our absolute best. Well, thank you very much. You got about 35 minutes to get to that poll, Chico. Don't speed, but make haste if you wouldn't mind. 02:23 35 minutes until the polls close. We are going to be out of the foundry at Judson Mill. I would love to see you folks out there. It's going to be a great, great night. We're going to be bringing you all of your election results. And man, I tell you what, it's going to be a race. in some of these races, they're not going to be over tonight. Governor's race, not going to be over tonight. um We're definitely going to go to a runoff on that. That's just a statistical. 02:51 probability, a very good one. One of the things that I found it funny. 02:58 how all of these people are saying that, you know, that we support President Trump. and we know that Trump is the gold standard. We understand that. But Pam Leavitt said something today. She was like, she was like, Henry McMaster is stood by Donald Trump. And I thought, well, well, well, wait a minute. Hold on. Henry McMaster is stood by Donald Trump? I can name you two instances where he hasn't stood by Donald Trump. 03:29 Instance number one, when our state legislature here in South Carolina decided not to go along with the one big beautiful bill in giving us the no tax on tips, no tax on over times, tax breaks for seniors, they did not do that. And what did Henry McMaster do? He did what Henry McMaster does, nothing. He did absolutely nothing. 03:57 So then that's instance number one. Number two is back in January, the whole redistricting thing really started ramping up and members of the Freedom Caucus started saying, hey, we need to redistrict South Carolina. We need to do away with Jim Clyburn's district. We need to get all that done. And what did the House do? They said, well, no, we don't want to do that. And our governor, Henry McMaster, said, 04:26 He didn't see any need for it. 04:29 So then what happened? He waited until he felt like he could get some sort of a deal to even, and he did this half-hea ... 362 Tue, 09 Jun 2026 22:33:00 +0000 zoCujV9Qj7Vjocq6nElgNDUaoRar0nfv news The Charlie James Show Podcast news H2-S2 The Charlie James Show originates from News/Talk 989 WORD, The Upstate's #1 Talk Station, weekdays 3-7pm. Charlie tackles the topics that matter to the Carolina's. He interviews the movers and shakers while letting listeners sound off on the news of the day. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=https%3A%2F%2Frss.amperwave.net%2Fv2%2Fe

H4-S1 full 00:02 all right you have got fifty three minutes to get to the polls let's go to all donna i was just getting ready to go to you uh... and uh... and see what kind of questions you have this good will from a greer will welcome i don't really good man what's up and here i got a whole stack of ballots i need to drop 00:24 okay i know where i could do that area do you know you take it to the democratic national committee uh... that would be uh... the world and i think i i'm but there was a man on radio absolutely absolutely we appreciate your coverage throughout this election season it's been very thorough just wanted to tell you thank you sir well i appreciate it well thank you very much that means the world to me and somebody said today is a good a funny little text 00:51 They said, Charlie, I decided to do something different today and vote Democrat. And the poll worker asked me how many ballots I wanted. And I thought that was pretty funny. OK, let's go to Donna, because I know she held on for a long time. Donna, welcome. What can I do for you? Charlie. Thank you for covering all this. Listen, I want to talk about two things, term limits and flimsy. the term limits. 01:15 In general, I do agree with them. But if I've seen someone who's been a solid constitutionalist and referring to, in this case, Ralph Norman, when that person was talking about who to vote for, he's been, I mean, he is like at the top of the list on sticking up with the constitutional, all of his policies. He's gone through the different layers. I appreciate long-term and things, but wouldn't we rather have somebody that's a solid constitutionalist staying in there and going through the layers and getting to the top than to not have them and have the rest of the 01:44 Rinos and the lefties um in those positions. that. I see both sides of that story because you certainly want the bad ones to be term limited, but isn't that up to us ultimately to decide how long those people stay in Congress? Yep, I think so. Yeah, we can vote them out if we don't like them. And unfortunately, too many people get fooled by the rhetoric. of which. 02:08 flimsy is he suddenly becomes Mister conservative before every election. Yeah, but I remember him being part of oh, yeah, it was Russia collusion on Trump and I think that that has been proven wrong. Remember how he worked with John McCain is better that's coming back. Yeah, and then flimsy don't you remember him yelling that Trump could go to hell quote unquote. If you want to go to hell. Yeah, remember him saying that he would have shot the J 6ers in the head. 02:38 Oh my God, that's the worst. And people are still, and then the other thing is on all of these Lynch accusations that he's doing, all of that, 40 years ago, Mark Lynch was drug alcohol problem. He went through, this man has been clean for decades. And not only that, he started a rehab clinic or foundation. He rehabs a lot of people and he employs a whole lot of them. 03:03 I think that we can be fine with somebody that learned how evil that was 40 freaking years ago. Yeah. And I don't think you can compromise. You can't make that man bend his back. He is so rigid in his values. And just again, comparing to the Constitution and the man checks off every box. All right. There you go, Donna. I appreciate it. Let's go to Shelly in Greenville. How you doing, Shelly? Hi, Charlie. Hello. Yeah, Shelly Hamilton. 03:31 Morgan mother-in-law. How are you Shelley? are you? I'm great. I'm doing great. Thank you. I wanted to try to help answer the man's question who asked about Ralph Norman being against term limits by having been in office about 20 years. And I'm hoping you can help me. I hope I don't make it worse. But I listened to Ralph last night at an event and he said to him, a career politician. 04:01 is someone who stays in office like in Congress or I guess maybe the Senate for years and years and just it doesn't get much done and he has ... 500 Tue, 09 Jun 2026 22:19:00 +0000 unZ3a9X0bCj1oLaBhiaTIM2WUMJmULwl news The Charlie James Show Podcast news H4-S1 The Charlie James Show originates from News/Talk 989 WORD, The Upstate's #1 Talk Station, weekdays 3-7pm. Charlie tackles the topics that matter to the Carolina's. He interviews the movers and shakers while letting listeners sound off on the news of the day. 2024 © 2021 Audacy, Inc. News https://player.amperwavepodcasting.com?feed-link=https%3A%2F%2Frss.amperwave.net%2Fv2%2Fe

California has been allowing people to register to vote using gym membership cards. That’s just one of the explosive findings in a report issued by the Justice Department. People can also use debit cards of insurance cards – meaning a good many illegals had the opportunity to vote. The Justice Department says they have launched a number of investigations into voter fraud. This as the vote counting still continues – and it may take 2 or 3 more weeks. And with every passing day – the late vote tallies always benefit the Democrats. Most recently evidence was discovered that a 125-year-old woman voted. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Can a lifelong small business owner defeat one of Washington's most powerful incumbents? On this episode of Main Street Matters, Elaine Parker sits down with South Carolina Senate candidate Mark Lynch to discuss his challenge against longtime Senator Lindsey Graham. Lynch shares how he helped grow his family's business from a small local appliance store into a major regional employer and explains why he believes that experience gives him a unique perspective on inflation, taxes, government regulation, and the challenges facing working families.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today at 1 p.m. ET on Steel News Live, Ann Vandersteel is joined by Mark Lynch, Republican candidate for U.S. Senate in South Carolina, who is running to primary Senator Lindsey Graham on June 9.Mark Lynch is a South Carolina businessman, faith-driven leader, husband, father, grandfather, and longtime president of Jeff Lynch Appliance Center. His campaign is centered on America First priorities: securing the border, ending corruption, restoring election integrity, defending the Second Amendment, protecting American jobs, opposing endless foreign entanglements, and putting South Carolinians ahead of the Washington establishment. His website describes him as a lifelong South Carolinian who helped grow Jeff Lynch Appliance Center more than 35-fold since 1983, created 110 South Carolina jobs, and spent decades helping men overcome addiction through Christian recovery work.In this interview, Ann asks Mark why he is challenging Lindsey Graham, what voters are telling him across South Carolina, where the polls stand, which issues matter most in this race, and who he plans to partner with once he gets to Washington, D.C.Primary election: June 9Campaign website: LynchForSenate.com

Martina McBride has pulled out of the America 250 celebration set for the Washington Mall. She claims it’s because of politics. I wish I could tell you that I’m surprised by McBride’s cowardice, but I’m not. When it comes to modern-day entertainers, courage is hard to come by. But I am troubled by her lack of patriotism. Martina McBride had a chance to be a part of a diverse soundtrack to celebrate our nation’s 250th birthday. Instead, she chose to be a partisan rather than a patriot. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Vince Coakley Radio Program | Thursday, May 28th, 2026. Hour 1 Segment 1 – Data center debate rolls on Segment 2 – United Airlines planning to implement Starlink Segment 3 – WBT text lien talks tech advancements | Potential Iran Deal? Segment 4 – Mark Lynch airs new Anti Lindsay Graham ad in race for SC Senate Hour 2 Segment 1 – Therapeutic Thursday Segment 2 – WBT text line talks war with Iran | Ally Financial takes "jab" at traditional banking Segment 3 – Observer report: GLP1 battle Segment 4 – Show wrapSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mark Lynch says Graham is “desperate” as polling tightens and GOP voters revolt over immigration, inflation, and foreign wars. HOOK A fiery South Carolina Senate showdown is escalating fast. Republican challenger Mark Lynch joins the show to accuse Senator Lindsey Graham of backing endless wars, mass immigration spending, and attack ads built on “lies.” Lynch also opens up about his criminal past, recovery journey, and why he believes Graham is vulnerable for the first time in decades. SUMMARY South Carolina Senate candidate Mark Lynch joined the program to discuss new polling, his growing campaign momentum, and escalating attacks from Senator Lindsey Graham's allies. Lynch claimed Graham's support is collapsing as voters grow frustrated over inflation, immigration, and foreign policy. During the interview, Lynch criticized Graham for supporting continued involvement in Middle East conflicts and approving billions in spending tied to illegal immigration and refugee programs. He argued South Carolina families are being left behind while infrastructure, jobs, and affordability continue to worsen. Lynch also directly addressed attack ads accusing him of supporting the legalization of cocaine and marijuana. He denied the claims, explaining they stem from selectively edited footage and discussions about his personal past. Lynch acknowledged a decades-old cocaine trafficking arrest and DUIs before detailing how faith and addiction recovery transformed his life. He said he later received a pardon and has spent decades helping others through recovery ministries in the Upstate. The conversation also focused heavily on the broader Republican divide between establishment figures and America First conservatives. Lynch portrayed Graham as a “Republican in name only” and framed the race as an opportunity for South Carolina voters to reject the old guard. Throughout the interview, Lynch emphasized economic concerns, infrastructure strain from population growth, and opposition to expanded foreign worker programs. He called for manufacturing investment, stronger border enforcement, and America First economic policies. The segment closed with Lynch urging supporters to volunteer, pray, and mobilize ahead of the June 9 primary, calling the race a historic opportunity to remove Graham from office. KEY TALKING POINTS Mark Lynch says Lindsey Graham's polling is collapsing Lynch attacks Graham over Iran and foreign intervention Claims Graham approved billions benefiting illegal immigrants Candidate denies accusations about legalizing cocaine Lynch discusses addiction recovery and faith journey South Carolina infrastructure concerns highlighted GOP civil war between establishment and America First wings Lynch frames race as anti-establishment revolt June 9 primary becomes major focus for conservatives QUOTE OF THE DAY “We have a Democrat in office now. His name is Lindsey Graham.” SEO KEYWORDS Lindsey Graham, Mark Lynch, South Carolina Senate race, GOP primary, America First, Iran war debate, South Carolina politics, conservative challenger, immigration debate, Trump Republican Party, inflation concerns, Republican establishment, Fox News poll, South Carolina conservatives SOCIAL MEDIA POST

SUBTITLE South Carolina Senate challenger blasts establishment politics while a viral Seattle neighborhood barricade shows what happens when citizens lose trust in public safety. HOOK A heated Senate race in South Carolina collides with a shocking scene out of Seattle—where residents are literally building barricades to stop nightly gunfire. Meanwhile, GOP challenger Mark Lynch escalates his war on Lindsey Graham, calling him “out of touch” and accusing him of fueling endless foreign conflict and immigration-driven strain on the states. SUMMARY South Carolina Senate candidate Mark Lynch joined the program to discuss tightening polling, rising political tension, and his escalating primary battle against incumbent Senator Lindsey Graham. Lynch argued that Graham is losing support due to voter frustration over inflation, immigration policy, and continued U.S. involvement in foreign conflicts. He framed the race as a referendum on establishment Republican leadership versus an “America First” direction. He also responded to ongoing attack ads accusing him of supporting drug legalization, strongly denying the claims while acknowledging his past struggles with addiction, including a decades-old cocaine trafficking arrest. Lynch described his recovery, pardon, and long-term work in faith-based rehabilitation programs. The campaign discussion emphasized immigration pressure, H-1B visa competition, and housing affordability concerns, with Lynch claiming South Carolina is under strain from population growth and infrastructure limitations. Later in the broadcast, attention shifted to a viral situation in Seattle, where residents in a middle-class neighborhood have constructed makeshift barricades—filled with heavy materials—to block streets after repeated shootings. The move comes amid claims of reduced police presence and rising gang activity, sparking a debate over public safety, civic responsibility, and government response. The juxtaposition of political campaigning and on-the-ground civil unrest underscored a broader theme of the episode: institutions failing to meet public expectations, and citizens reacting in increasingly direct ways. KEY POINTS Mark Lynch challenges Lindsey Graham's leadership and voting record Claims establishment GOP is out of step with voters on immigration and inflation Lynch addresses attack ads and acknowledges past addiction history Frames campaign as “America First vs. Uniparty” contest Seattle residents build barricades amid repeated shootings Debate over police response and civic self-help measures Broader theme: institutional distrust and political polarization QUOTE OF THE DAY “South Carolinians aren't stupid—they read between the lines.” SOCIAL MEDIA POST

Mark Lynch, Republican challenger to U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, joins Tara to discuss new polling, foreign policy tensions involving Donald Trump and Iran, and what he calls a “breaking point” in South Carolina politics. The conversation escalates into sharp attacks on Graham's record, immigration policy, defense spending, and party identity—alongside claims of campaign misinformation, voter shifts, and rising economic frustration. The episode closes with broader national segments on crime in Seattle, AI chatbot behavior, and global tensions involving Iran.

Today's AmperWave Daily brings together a high-intensity mix of political conflict, campaign controversy, and national tension. At the center is the escalating South Carolina Senate race between challenger Mark Lynch and incumbent U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham, featuring sharp attacks over war policy, immigration, polling, and campaign ads. The show also expands into broader national issues: crime and self-defense debates in Seattle, a warning about artificial intelligence reinforcing human bias, and renewed tensions surrounding Iran negotiations and global military risk involving Donald Trump.

Send us Fan MailLindsey Graham gets booed in his own backyard and a challenger steps forward with a very different pitch. We sit down with Mark Lynch, a Greenville business owner, church deacon, and longtime grassroots organiser, to hear why he's running for the US Senate in South Carolina and why he thinks the upstate is ready to replace a career incumbent. Along the way, we talk candidly about faith, family, and the cost of standing in the fire once national money and attack ads show up.We dig into the issue that matters most to us: pro life conviction with equal protection under the law. Mark lays out why he believes life begins at conception, why “15 weeks” still leaves room for injustice, and why laws should protect the unborn the same way they protect the born. We also wrestle with endorsements, asking how major pro life organisations can support candidates who accept later abortion limits. If you care about pro life legislation, Christian conservative politics, or how values translate into votes, this part will challenge you.Then we shift to the mechanics of power: grassroots organising, prayer teams, Trump's endorsement decisions, and why a constitutional voting record matters more than campaign branding. Mark also responds to drug related smear ads by clarifying his stance on controlled substances and sharing a personal addiction recovery testimony that reframes his past as redemption rather than scandal. We close with a practical push for South Carolina's open primary, how to help, and where listeners can get involved.Subscribe for more conversations at the intersection of faith, culture, and public life, share this with a friend in South Carolina, and leave a review so more people can find the show. What do you want your next senator to defend first?Support the showhttps://www.jacksonfamilyministry.comhttps://bobslone.com/home/podcast-production/

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We begin with the California gubernatorial debate. Two Republicans and a slew of Democrats hoping to be Gavin Newsom’s successor. One issue in particular generated a lot of controversy – whether or not truck drivers should be required to understand English. It’s seems to be a reasonable requirement. We should want anybody driving an 80 thousand pound truck to know what the word “yield” means or “sharp curve ahead.” But California Democrats say forcing black and brown Californians and illegal immigrants to know what the word “stop means is racial profiling – and in some cases – a form of terrorism.” What say you, America? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The Senate hasn't shown much passion for laws lately. Could they at least expose the perpetrators of Arctic Frost and other lawfare? Sen. Eric Schmitt joins to discuss his push to hold the Biden cabal accountable. Mark Lynch makes the case for finally chucking Lindsey Graham out of the Senate. Pastor Lucas Miles touts the Make Heaven Crowded tour and reacts to recent viral claims about Islamic enthusiasm for Jesus. Watch every episode ad-free on members.charliekirk.com! Get new merch at charliekirkstore.com!Support the show: http://www.charliekirk.com/supportSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.