00:06:41.900And there's still months to figure that out.
00:06:43.900Early voting was interesting because when the early votes started to come in, the upstate, which is where Ralph Norman is from, Spartanburg, Greenville, Anderson, York, those areas, Ralph, we believe Ralph was leading in those votes.
00:06:58.000And then along the coast, it was lower voting. And in fact, quite frankly, we had more votes in early voting this round than in the initial election.
00:07:08.420So usually when you have these special elections and you have runoffs, usually with each consecutive vote, the vote is smaller and smaller.
00:07:18.460Like South Carolina voters have been asked four times this summer to vote.
00:07:23.360We had our initial election on June 9th.0.99
00:07:26.180Many people had runoffs two weeks later, including the statewide governor's race where I got my ass kicked.0.95
00:07:30.320And then this special election popped up.0.86
00:07:33.500we had 63,000 people vote early versus in June, it was 61,000. So in August, in a special election
00:07:41.940in August, early voting was 63,000 votes, which is kind of incredible when you think about it,
00:07:48.300because in June, it was only, it was, I believe, it was 60, excuse me, earlier in the month,
00:07:53.340it was 61,000. This runoff, which you would think consecutively back to back elections,
00:07:58.140usually the number of voters that come out is smaller than the initial. So it'll be interesting
00:08:02.400to see what the final turnout tonight at the beginning of august versus middle august if more
00:08:07.080people voted in the runoff runoff than in the special election so um i think that it's going
00:08:13.920to be really fascinating and that'll be the attention if we had more voters in the runoff
00:08:17.620than in the initial election that'll be because of the president that'll be because of his rally
00:08:22.100that'll be because of the attention that he drew to the the state in this election and it'll be
00:08:26.640due to the nine million dollars spent in the runoff darlene graham there were packs out there0.61
00:08:31.340um that were that were spending seven million for her here we go um outside packs for Darlene
00:08:38.520Graham were seven million outside packs for Ralph Norman were two million um basically Darlene
00:08:44.820Graham packs were spending outspending Ralph by three and a half by three and a half points three
00:08:50.160and a half times uh not points but three and a half times what she was spending there was a lot
00:08:55.120of outside money. Senator Graham had about $2.3 million left over in his war chest when he passed
00:09:01.840away. Darlene Graham couldn't spend that money. It wasn't hers, but his campaign gave the money0.70
00:09:07.120to the NRSC. And I believe they spent that money on Darlene. And then there was outside money that
00:09:13.700came in, millions of dollars, 7 million of it. And it's interesting because just six years ago,
00:09:18.880when Senator Graham was running for reelection in 2020, do you remember how much money was spent
00:09:24.980It was Lindsey Graham versus Jamie Harrison, and it was over $200 million between the two of them.
00:09:33.760Graham raised $120 million, no, $110 million, and Jamie Harrison raised $120 million.
00:09:40.160Lindsey was out-raised by Jamie Harrison by about $10 million.
00:09:44.260I mean, the fact that both of them raised over $100 million for a U.S. Senate seat is crazy,
00:09:50.120because when I show you the numbers for the amount of money raised for this seat tonight,
00:09:54.100It was less than a million dollars between the two candidates. Darlene raised $346,000, 47,000 of that coming from outside, probably the party. Ralph Norman raised $934,000, but 400,000 of that came from him personally. He raised over half a million dollars. That's respectable in two weeks.
00:10:16.560And he out raised Darlene in the in the in the money race for just candidate to candidate.
00:10:24.420But think about that. Six years ago. Lindsey Graham raised over 100 million. His opponent raised over 100 million for a U.S. Senate seat.
00:10:32.920This race will go down. Each candidate raising combined less than than a million dollars.
00:10:39.520um that's crazy and it'll go to show if if trump you know if his candidate wins tonight
00:10:45.800how strong his endorsement is in the race um for south carolina senate seat i'm pulling up
00:10:53.480um the voting again to see what's going on with the republican right now oops sorry uh the results
00:10:59.220right now uh it looks like she's still in the lead i think she's going to win this thing i'm
00:11:03.820looking at the counties that are coming in um and she's getting all the right counties and
00:11:08.920she got the coast and she got the middle part of the state and while we don't have quite 50 percent
00:11:14.240in yet everything's going in her direction um all right um i you know i have um said on this
00:11:25.620i guess on friday night trump held the rally for her in myrtle beach there was a nice crowd pitbull
00:11:29.740was playing. That was good. And there were lots of people. Tim Scott was there. There were other
00:11:38.220members, I believe, of Trump's cabinet. Jenny Honeycutt was there as well, people rallying for
00:11:43.240her. I was not there because I was supporting Ralph Norman. I voted with the president, but I
00:11:47.620also believe that endorsements are a recommendation. They're not a transfer. They're not a transfer
00:11:52.540of ownership. And you saw a lot of conservatives come out for Ralph. And sometimes the president
00:11:57.440gets good advice and sometimes he doesn't. And if he wins this one tonight, it'll go to show how
00:12:02.400strong his endorsement is in our state right now in Congress. And what some people don't realize
00:12:08.380is that, you know, there are only 100 Senate seats. They're the 100 most powerful people in
00:12:12.980the country, maybe even the world. Every state gets two. So if you're a small state like Rhode
00:12:17.040Island with a small population, you get two U.S. Senate seats. A population like California,
00:12:22.060Texas, Illinois, Florida, New York, large states, they only get two. In the House, it's decided by
00:12:28.360population. So every state has a different number of House members. So we're talking about the 100
00:12:32.740most powerful people in America when you're electing a U.S. senator. But we had this election
00:12:40.460and, you know, honestly, the voters said in the Republican primary, of course, due to polling,
00:12:45.800that 53 percent of them said that endorsement, the endorsements don't matter to them and they
00:12:50.420were going to decide uh how they wanted to vote and we'll see tonight at the end of the night if
00:12:54.560the endorsement did matter i think it's going to matter the last poll headed into the election
00:12:58.860tonight came from the trafalgar group uh and it had them head to head toe to toe damn near even
00:13:07.060and it had darlene graham at 47.9 percent and ralph norman at 47.8 percent so this actually
00:13:12.500might be a real nail biter as we wait for the results to come in tonight i don't believe that
00:13:18.260the race has been called just yet. And we're going to pull it up. We're going to pull the
00:13:25.380results up again, because I'm just getting refreshed and find out when it's going to be
00:13:29.800called. But, you know, there were lots of different polls a week ago. Ralph Norman was up by double
00:13:36.500digits by 10 points with voters and then by up by 12 points with those who were leaning towards
00:13:44.080ralph uh in this thing and if this comes down and it's really close or it's a 10 point flip where
00:13:49.320darlene wins by 10 and ralph loses by 10 that'll go to go to show you the power the power of a trump
00:13:56.200endorsement is real uh here so uh three candidates endorsed uh multiple candidates that have endorsed
00:14:04.260the summer haven't won by the president three in the last two weeks but this will be a real
00:14:09.040bellwether, especially with the war going on, on what that actually means here in South Carolina
00:14:15.260and also, I think, in other places. And I want to talk about the part of the story that I think
00:14:19.620people skip past. But Lindsey Graham passed away on a Saturday night, and then this seat was by
00:14:24.900Monday. It was already picked. The governor had already picked someone to replace him and
00:14:31.180do the remainder, fill the remainder of her term for six months. Nobody had voted for her,
00:14:36.820Which is why I think you saw a big backlash in the initial election, because people don't want to be told what to do. They actually want to have a voice and people have a voice. Nobody had voted for her and the voters wanted to have their say.
00:14:49.020And in the in the initial runoff, 67 percent of the people, 67 percent and change because she hadn't quite reached 33, over 60 percent, over 67 percent, just over 67 percent of the people who voted, voted for somebody else.
00:15:02.080And I think that was a back in backlash, early backlash to he passed away.
00:15:07.480Two days later, there was an appointment that was made and five million people didn't have a say.
00:15:12.100We're a state with five point five million people.
00:15:14.640And I want to be I want to be careful because this isn't this really isn't about Darlene.
00:15:18.840This is about the people. You put any name you want in a chair. It could be anyone. It could be Donald Duck. It could be Mickey Mouse appointed two days later. People were going to respond in a way where they weren't going to pick the initial candidate that the powers that be wanted.
00:15:37.580And that initial appointment only runs through January 3rd.
00:15:40.900So for basically almost six months and nobody had a say for anything longer than that.
00:16:15.900If you're MAGA, you're not voting early, but you are you are voting on Election Day.
00:16:23.020And I think the early tell where we were hearing stories about Anderson, Greenville, and York County, the counties that Spartanburg that would lean for Ralph voting early in higher numbers is because maybe that those were less or fewer MAGA voters.
00:16:41.240When I was running for governor, everyone that I've talked to who was MAGA was voting on Election Day, and we're seeing that.
00:16:46.340So in Horry County right now, I just pulled it up, 55% of the votes are in.
00:16:51.160um Darlene Graham won Horry County which is one of the largest counties in the state
00:16:56.980uh so far with 55 percent of the votes in she's at 73 percent I mean that may mean that Trump's
00:17:05.760with the MAGA voters Trump's endorsement is gold now it means more than anything Norman came in at
00:17:11.12027 percent now in Greenville County again one of the largest counties in the state only 12 percent
00:17:17.720of the votes are in and ralph is at 68 so far and darlene graham is in at 32 so far um i'm having
00:17:30.520keep it coming i got people texting me um the you know the results that are coming in but that's
00:17:36.000where we are and so greenville and ory if they're exactly opposite it's really going to come down to
00:17:40.680some of the smaller some of the rural counties tonight uh and who's going to decide this race
00:17:45.600small towns might decide the race. In Charleston County, I'm in Charleston right now tonight. I'm
00:17:50.180filming from Charleston, filming live, by the way. This is my first time going live. 35% of the votes
00:17:56.560are in, and no surprise, Darlene Graham is in at 58%, and Ralph Norman is at 42% right now.
00:18:05.100Now, this county, it's kind of finicky. We are conservative, but we've got a little libertarian
00:18:14.780We have a lot of military retirees here, that sort of thing. And also, you know, Kamala Harris won this county, Charleston County, by 11 points in 2024. She won. So depending on where you are, but these are, again, these are, this is a Republican primary. These are the most conservative people of our base that are getting out to vote.
00:18:35.440So far in Berkeley County, also in my district, 40% of votes are in and Darlene is at 66%, Norman's at 34%. This is going heavily towards Darlene. I'm quite frankly surprised the race has not been called so far.
00:18:49.900um you know again ralph was out spent three and a half times nine million dollars in the and by
00:18:55.840super packs by outside money he only had two so the people writing the biggest checks really spent
00:19:00.760the most money and i have to tell you every time i turned on my computer i saw a darlene graham ad
00:19:05.960an anti-ralph norman ad um every time i turned on every time i turned on the computer so um
00:19:13.320all right so as we get there early voting ran the last three days of last week wednesday through
00:19:19.300friday and uh it was more people voting in the runoff than in the initial 61 000 at the beginning
00:19:24.980of august for the initial election with 10 candidates and 63 percent um 63 000 people voted
00:19:32.800in the runoff so 2 000 more people voted early in the runoff than they did in the initial election
00:19:38.980in the august 11th primary that's interesting because usually it's backwards usually you know
00:19:45.100with the next race, with the runoff, it's going to be fewer voters, which means tonight it's not a
00:19:51.140story about people staying home. It's about people actually getting out and vote. The same number of
00:19:55.540South Carolinians, actually more, showed up early. And if those numbers beat, I mean, if those numbers
00:20:02.560stand true, we're going to have historic turnout in a special election. Here tonight, the electorate
00:20:07.580didn't shrink. The electorate actually grew, which is quite unusual. Greenville led the early voting
00:20:42.460And so stay with me here. There's a specific piece of real estate, too, we should talk about. The Horry County Myrtle Beach region is where Russell Frye lives. Russell ran for the U.S. Senate. He was one of those 10 candidates. And when he didn't make the runoff, he dropped out. He endorsed Darlene Graham. Russell Frye is the guy that beat Tom Rice.
00:21:02.940Tom Rice voted to impeach the president. And and so that seat got Tom Rice got ousted by Russell Frye, who is very conservative, who is very MAGA, who the president got right behind him.
00:21:17.960And he flipped that seat, I guess, a cycle ago, two cycles ago in 2022.
00:21:25.780The president had a rally in Myrtle Beach on Friday and then a Telerati rally on Monday.
00:21:31.840And nobody flies to a rally if they don't think they're going to win.
00:21:35.700So I'm assuming the president had good polling and they went into Ory because they were looking for the same voters to try to get out there.
00:21:41.820And I can't believe the AP has not called the race yet.
00:21:44.080Somebody's got to call this race soon.
00:21:59.660So even if Ralph edges her out by slightly less of a percentage in Greenville County, he still has a chance if she ousts him in Ori the way that it's going.
00:22:09.740In the June primary, plurality of voters in Greenville picked Lynch over Lindsey Graham in the Senate race.
00:22:15.780Lindsey Graham actually lost Greenville County, and Ralph did well in the governor's race.
00:22:21.920Greenville County is not a swing county, but he did well in the governor's race in the upstate.
00:22:27.840And, you know, if Norman wins tonight, it's because the upstate showed up twice, and the PD didn't, but the PD's showing up tonight.
00:22:35.700And I think that's the thing that people forget with MAGA voters.
00:22:38.380MAGA voters, they show up on Election Day.
00:22:42.340it's getting closer so let's check out the scoreboard right now where we are i see that
00:22:48.900it is where is my live look at the results here we go we got to refresh the page
00:22:59.140and it's 53 to 47 right now um if you can see that i'll make that bigger for you to see 53 52
00:23:09.060to 48 49 well this actually this actually might be a nail biter um it's even closer than i realized
00:23:16.620it was going to be um yeah it might be a nail biter if ralph wins tonight it's going to be
00:23:21.780because the upstate showed up not once but it showed up twice um the biggest republican county
00:23:27.780in south carolina is one that lindsey graham lost in his own primary in june and um in the
00:23:35.620governor's race, you know, we had such a big, we had a five-person race for governor. The
00:23:43.060governor's field, Ralph did great. Ralph Norman won in Greenville, the largest county in South
00:23:50.020Carolina. He won Greenville County in the governor's race in the first round. He beat
00:23:55.940both candidates that made it into the runoff in Greenville. So Greenville County, the upper part
00:24:01.020of the state will be um will be ralph's rally rally cry let's go back to early voting so the
00:24:09.900pink ones that's the upstate that's greenville spartanburg anderson that is ralph's strong suit
00:24:16.640and that's where if he wins this it's going to be because of greenville county as it comes in
00:24:23.680is the largest county in the state of south carolina so we're watching greenville uh she's1.00
00:24:28.220stomping him in Ori though I mean Darlene is just uh crushing it in Myrtle Beach right now
00:24:35.080totally crushing it in Myrtle Beach so um Spartanburg was the only other county Lindsey0.96
00:24:41.640Graham lost in June and I imagine that we're going to see Ralph crush it there she's crushing
00:24:46.480it along the coast and in my district Ralph is crushing it in the upstate so um that's sort of
00:24:52.440interesting um I want to tell you something about Ralph Norman that almost nobody covering this race
00:24:57.980tonight's going to say. And I, you know, I endorsed him. 11 weeks ago, Ralph ran for governor. He came
00:25:03.480in third. Then Senator Graham passed away. And by August, he was on a different ballot running for
00:25:08.180a different office. And the cheap version of the story writes itself. Half the internet has already
00:25:13.360written it. When the guy loses, the guy shops for another job. When one door closes, another
00:25:19.320one opens. And the cheap version is sort of wrong. Ralph Norman gave up a safe house seat.
00:25:26.280He gave up a safe House seat to run for governor and lost.
00:25:32.120He didn't have to step into the arena, but he stepped into the arena and he did it anyway.
00:25:37.220He's unemployed come January, no matter what the outcome, just like myself.
00:25:42.460And I know something about that primary field because I was in that governor's race.
00:25:47.740And here's part I think that really matters is an argument that a man who came in third
00:25:51.060in June has no business running for the U.S. Senate in November.
00:25:54.840And I understand that argument, but I don't buy it because here's why. Third place in a five-man race in a primary in June and second in a 10-way Senate primary, that's winning. That's not failure. That's winning. That's a man with might. That's a man with energy. And the same voter telling you otherwise is just not telling you the truth.
00:26:18.900I do want to talk a little bit about who both, we have to get in.
00:26:24.220We'll talk a little bit about Darlene.0.99
00:26:38.680And when they died, Lindsey Graham took care of her, took her in, adopted her.
00:26:44.340And, you know, they always say that Lindsey Graham, they make fun of him because he was
00:26:47.900never married never had any children and they say he wasn't a family man but he was a family man
00:26:51.960he was the family the only family that Darlene had when she was growing up she's also the first
00:26:58.180female U.S. senator from the state of South Carolina and she made history when she was0.99
00:27:06.600appointed as the first female senator but if she wins tonight if Darlene Graham wins tonight0.99
00:27:11.940She will be the first woman elected to the United States Senate from the state of South Carolina. And it's crazy that it's taken over 100 years since women's suffrage, since women had the right to vote, to elect a female U.S. senator.
00:27:30.540but um you know uh she grew up in a family that ran a restaurant a bar and a liquor store so i
00:27:37.380would imagine she's pretty tough and to and to walk into this senate appointment thinking you're0.94
00:27:42.000only going to be here for six months to replace your brother for six months and then not five
00:27:47.000days later be standing in the oval office listening to the president ask you to run for the u.s senate
00:27:51.680and tell you he's going to get behind you that really i think molds uh molds a person it shows
00:27:57.620you the medal that she's made of and if she wins tonight i'm going to back her i'm going to back
00:28:01.520darlene if she wins um tonight more votes coming in greenville ralph is keeping his lead in the
00:28:09.920upstate with 47 percent in the largest county in the state um and you know tonight and tonight's
00:28:17.880not the finish line by the way for the u.s senate seat there are 70 days until the midterm election
00:28:23.64070 days so whoever wins this tonight has to go up against annie andrews annie andrews has been0.96
00:28:28.940running for the november general election since june she's been running against a republican0.96
00:28:33.920i think she's running and trying to be a moderate democrat and she's anything but and we'll get0.77
00:28:40.120into that in a minute but annie andrews won the democrat primary outright in june she had no
00:28:46.100runoff she is a pediatrician from charleston south carolina and she ran against me
00:28:53.220in 2022 and she lost so for any candidate either one Darlene or Ralph going up against Annie0.60
00:29:00.640Andrews in November I know exactly how she runs and I know because I've been on the other side
00:29:08.120of it I know how to crush an Annie Andrews a pediatrician who believes in gender affirming
00:29:14.120care and if you don't know what gender affirming care is it is a transgender surgery for I mean
00:29:21.280transgender surgery, period. But she was a proponent for transgender surgery for children.
00:29:28.780Make that make sense. Okay, more Horry County votes. 75% of those are in, and Horry County0.94
00:29:35.420goes 73% for Darlene, 27% for Ralph, 75%. She's killing it. That number's not going to change in0.99
00:29:45.040the last 25% of votes coming in. Now, the obvious part about the general election in November for
00:29:49.440this seat is that south carolina is a red state uh yes indeed we are but annie andrews is raising
00:29:56.340money trump carried the state by nearly 20 points in 2024 the republican nominee is a heavy favorite
00:30:02.460in november and i expect the republican to win whether it's darlene or ralph i don't think it
00:30:06.020matters but look at the last time the seat was on a ballot um lindsey graham won re-election in 2020
00:30:13.460with 54 percent now 200 million dollars was spent on that race uh 54 percent is a comfortable win
00:30:21.280but it's not it's not a coronation and you know so we have to be mindful of that and he got
00:30:28.100that 54 percent being the most expensive senate campaign in the history of the united states
00:30:36.140at the time and in a presidential year in a state that trump carried by 11 points trump carried
00:31:11.580that's who we're going to see on the ballot in November. I could be wrong if more votes.
00:31:16.540We'll see how the rest of the votes come in. But it's August and we have four months to get ready
00:31:21.640for November, November's election. And hopefully this doesn't turn into a hundred million dollar
00:31:26.240general election fight in November. No one's called this thing yet, this race yet. So I want
00:31:32.740to tell you about one rule. It's one sentence in South Carolina's code of laws. It's section 7-17-280.
00:31:38.700and tonight it might matter more than any other candidate so by state law if you win by less than
00:31:45.760one percent there is an automatic recount of the ballots every state is different the way that they
00:31:51.920do election law but in our state if you get less than one percent according to the law um it's not
00:31:59.940may but the state has to um and nobody voted on that uh that is just a law for the total votes
00:32:07.260cast. Now, if you lose by more than 1%, let's say you lose by 1% and one vote in the state of South
00:32:14.040Carolina, there is no automatic recount and you cannot as a candidate ask for a recount. It's
00:32:20.040only if you lose by the narrow margin of 1% or less. So 250,000 votes have been counted so far.
00:32:29.660There are about 130,000 votes remaining. Many of those are going to be in Greenville County.
00:32:37.260which is the biggest county in the state not all of Greenville has come in that is a county where
00:32:41.600Ralph is killing it he's crushing it right now and Darlene is is crushing the rest of the state
00:32:46.620particularly along the coast and the MAGA regions of the state from Myrtle Beach all the way down
00:32:51.440to Hilton Head in my district my district is going for Darlene as well so if you're a candidate and
00:32:57.860you win by one you lose by one percent in one point you can't ask for a recount it's only if
00:33:02.660you lose by, it's only if you lose by, um, by less than 1%. Um, that's weird. Uh, okay. So I'm
00:33:11.060out of focus. I'm going to try to reset this back. Um, all right. So one side, one vote outside of
00:33:18.500that margin and they will, they'll do their, they won't do the recount. So one side inside of that
00:33:25.100margin and they'll do the recount. So 1% of the total. So if 200,000 people voted today, that
00:33:31.900window is 2 000 votes right now 250 000 people voted if ralph wins by less than 2500 votes at
00:33:39.040250 000 votes uh then they would do the recount uh and so that's really the number to watch is he
00:33:45.020win by does she win or he win by one percent or more or by less and if it's by less there will be
00:33:52.680now we've got three counties that have no votes yet i believe it's uh edgefield allendale jasper
00:33:58.140Dorchester is starting to come in now Dorchester will go for Darlene um I don't even have to know
00:34:03.120the counts of that that but that Dorchester is MAGA mania that is MAGA country and Dorchester
00:34:09.160is going to go for Darlene tonight um so all right so here we go um let's go check out
00:34:18.240the betting markets what are they doing anybody have any guesses what the betting markets are
00:34:23.420doing oh i can't even see ralph on the can't even see ralph on the picture let's see if we can see
00:34:28.340this now uh oh he's it's tanked and they've got her winning um and we'll see if it comes out as
00:34:35.700close as trafalgar had it trafalgar had them neck and neck this evening um let's go back to that
00:34:46.240okay all right a couple more things i want to share with you tonight because the race has not
00:34:51.840been called yet. I think it's really important to understand who we're going to be going up against
00:34:57.600this fall in November, whether it's Darlene or if it's going to be Ralph. The woman is named
00:35:03.400Annie Andrews. She's a Democrat. Oh, that's unfortunate. We're wearing the same color on
00:35:08.520the same screen right now. I ran against Annie Andrews in 2022 and I stomped her in the general0.99
00:35:16.140election? And do you want to know, do you want to know why? Please continue. You'll have an
00:35:21.900opportunity to read that. Bigoted and built on lies. And they are doing real harm to children
00:35:26.440in this community. Please continue. You'll have an opportunity to read that. Bigoted and built
00:35:32.320on lies. And they are doing real harm to children in this community. This was a debate that I had
00:35:39.560with Annie Andrews back in 2022 for the November general election. I said earlier in the program,
00:35:45.600annie andrews was a pediatrician is a pediatrician she is a pediatrician who believes in gender
00:35:53.040affirming care now gender affirming care is the transgender surgery um as a pediatrician she0.61
00:36:01.500believes in gender affirming care for children and that means we're talking about cutting off0.86
00:36:07.940private parts of kids if a boy thinks he's a girl because he's been brainwashed by tiktok0.59
00:36:13.000or brainwashed by social media or brainwashed by his parent and he wants to cut his willy nilly off0.50
00:36:19.060she says or believes because she believes in gender affirming care that that's okay that you
00:36:25.000should be able to do that and i wholeheartedly uh oppose that i think most people do most
00:36:31.280independents obviously most conservatives many democrats in the general election um in 2022 when
00:36:38.060I won that seat. My seat had only in redistricting only gotten one point better. I won by 14 points
00:36:43.120in that race. And I largely ran my election on gender affirming care. So my staff is telling me
00:36:49.800I need to remind everybody to subscribe. This is my first live program. I've done a couple of
00:36:54.900podcasts for fun so far. We're enjoying it. I'll be doing this, you know, a couple times a week
00:37:00.420between now and the end of the year before I leave Congress. I've enjoyed it. I've gotten to
00:37:05.060talk about the WNBA. I've gotten to talk about Ennis Cantor Freedom. I've gotten to talk about
00:37:09.600the Radical Islam. I don't know if you saw today, but the Girl Scouts have a special pen
00:37:15.160if you learn about Islam. And I want to know if they forced them to wear the hijab1.00
00:37:20.020or a burqa to get that medal. And the Girl Scouts, we'll get into the Girl Scouts later
00:37:25.020this week and the indoctrination of children into Radical Islam. It is happening before our eyes.0.95
00:37:30.740I've gotten to cover a lot of topics in the last two weeks. And I've had a lot of fun doing it. But
00:37:37.100if you don't subscribe, and you don't comment in the comment section, I won't know what you want us
00:37:42.800to talk about or what you want us to cover. When we go back into session next week, I'm going to
00:37:46.780cover some topics about what we're actually doing in Congress, what it actually means. Expect a
00:37:51.280primer on the SAVE Act, the SAVE America Act. I want to break it down technically for you
00:37:56.380on why it'll never pass it's not happening and i don't care what anybody tells you um on the
00:38:04.260television or on social media or in the news uh republicans are not going to pass a save act in
00:38:09.140the senate it is not going to get to the president's desk to be signed into law and the fault
00:38:12.500of that are is going to be the fault of republicans particularly the female republicans in the u.s0.97
00:38:19.820Senate. Sometimes we are our own worst enemy. But I want to be clear tonight. This whole show,0.73
00:38:26.500I've been talking to you about a Senate seat. It belongs to the voters. That is why over 67%
00:38:31.640of the voters in the first part of August, when this first election was held on August 11th,
00:38:37.660voted for somebody else. They didn't vote for Trump's preferred candidate because voters wanted
00:38:42.900to have a say. They were pushing back against the appointment of Lindsey Graham's sister to the
00:38:49.460seat. But now that voters get to have a say, I got to have some water. I've been talking for 40
00:38:54.540minutes. But now that voters get to have a say, you see where it's coming down to the wire.
00:39:03.140And voters just used it on, on some, they're using their vote on someone I didn't pick and
00:39:07.960that's okay. I don't get to like the answer to an election just because I voted that way. Or
00:39:14.460If it goes my way, I have to live with the outcome of the election.
00:39:18.780If Darlene Graham wins tonight, I'm going to support her.
00:39:20.960If Darlene Graham needs tips on how the House works or needs a partner in the House in the next four months before I end my term and my tenure, I am going to help her just like I would help Ralph.
00:39:33.420There are 32,000 votes left statewide.
00:44:25.360She is a radical Democrat that Darlene Graham is going to be going up against.
00:44:30.960And, you know, to Senator Graham, I want to say congratulations. You want it fair and square and you want it for yourself. Now it's alone and same as it is for everybody else who's ever held that seat. The voters have entrusted you to do the best job you possibly can.
00:44:52.040I don't want to spend the next four months at unity rallies and unity parties for South