Senator Sawyer discussed controversial statements she made and her commitment to standing by them. She expressed her intention to adopt a more direct and assertive communication style, drawing inspiration from Virginia Fox. The conversation then shifted to discussing recent events in Raleigh, with a focus on embracing a more outspoken approach in political discourse.

Senator Sawyer also discussed the discrepancies in revenue projections and criticized the Governor's budget for proposed cuts to transportation funding. The group also discussed the successful rural revitalization efforts in Eastern North Carolina and the challenges of attracting people and businesses to rural areas.

Senator Sawyer engaged in a passionate discussion about the ongoing federal lawsuit regarding voter ID laws, expressing frustration at the delay in the judge's ruling and questioning the arguments presented by the NAACP. She also discussed the concept of culture wars and its influence on the political narrative, expressing her dissatisfaction with the term and its impact on societal issues. Senator Sawyer emphasized the importance of upholding common sense and biology and raised concerns about the lack of a collective national identity in America. The meeting concluded with a discussion on door knocking and electioneering, with a reminder about the upcoming primary runoff election in Iredell County and the importance of civic engagement.