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  • H4-S2
    Mar 17 2026
    9 m
  • When Iran said they have nuclear material to create 11 nuclear bombs, Trump did something
    8 m
  • HOUR 3 - In March 2026, political commentary highlights Canada's economic struggles, unsubstantiated 2016 collusion claims against Hillary Clinton, Congressman William Timmons’ support for the SAVE Act, and James Comer's House Oversight Committee subpoena
    Mar 17 2026
    00:00 All right, let's go to the WRD talk line with Tato Robert in Mills River. Robert, what's going on with you this afternoon? Robert, pull the phone away from your mouth a little bit. Pull the phone away. Robert, are you there? Yeah, pull the phone away from your mouth a little bit. 00:30 All right, go ahead. I'm sorry, Robert, I am terribly sorry. You're going to have to call back. just I could not understand a word you were saying there. Well, Canada, all these people that were, you and I always noticed you ever notice these people that are so against Donald Trump when they want to move? None of them ever moved to Mexico. Did you ever notice that they don't move to Mexico? They always talk about going to Canada or 01:00 Ellen DeGeneres, she went over to England, but now I hear she's coming back. Rosie O'Donnell went over to Ireland. She was so miserable over there. She's looking at coming back. 01:13 Listen, if you are a Democrat and you are miserable in the United States, understand something. You're going to be miserable everywhere you go. I remember there was uh a Adam Sandler uh skit over on Saturday Night Live and he was talking about what an Italian, it was like one of those Italian tours, like. 01:41 I'm going to tell you what these Italian tours will not do for you. They will not make you a better person. If you were miserable where you are, you're going to be just as miserable in Italy. It was a very, very funny, but that's it. It's not the country that's making them miserable. It's not Donald Trump that's making them miserable. They're just miserable. That's who they are. 02:08 So they're be just, and I haven't seen anybody that moved to Canada and went, we love it here, it's awesome. No, because it's not. Because Canada's got some real problems. Their economy is in the toilet. So they had a chance in Canada to sign a $40 billion deal with Japan for oil. $40 billion. 02:38 but they blew it. And I'll tell you how coming up in just a second. So where did Japan go for their oil? Well, they went to the Oval Office and President Trump has just signed a deal with Japan. It is a $56 billion energy deal with the United States, bypassing 03:02 Canada's oil and gas. 03:06 Completely, but we are now. 03:10 Japan's largest source for energy in a $56 billion deal. Now, you had old Mark Carney up in Canada. He blew that deal because he was talking about the low-risk oil and natural gas. are low-risk producers of oil. We are low-risk producers of natural gas. We're reliable. can produce. We're in jurisdictions where 03:39 what we produce will go to market uh... and we can deliver it uh... to market and that that is a contribution in a world which is lost in effect in the oil case fifteen percent potential we are low risk as far as carbon is concerned well that didn't get you that forty billion dollar deal with japan did it so japan had originally gone to true dough for a deal they're looking at your dough ah 04:10 So Trudeau, not even making this up, he tried to talk them literally out of the deal. 04:23 Trudeau in Canada wanted them to look into alternative forms of energy. 04:32 Instead of getting their energy from Trudeau, from Canada, Trudeau said, hey, you guys ever think about windmills? You guys ever think about, you know, solar or anything like that? You guys ever think about that? You're good. So way to go, Canada. You just blew a 56. Well, you blew a 40 billion dollar deal. We got a 56 billion dollar deal. Charlie, some people aren't happy. 05:02 unless they're miserable. You're exactly right. 05:07 I used to teach a class in Sunday school where I would ask everybody in the class, I'd say, right, I'd say, don't want you to raise your hand. 05:20 But I want to know, and just answer me silently because I already know the answer, answer me silently who in here has a chemical addiction? 05:32 Who in here has a chemical addiction? 05:36 and you'd see them. You'd see them, t ...
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  • Congressman William Timmons on the S.A.V.E. Act Votes
    Mar 17 2026
    00:00 So first, black people didn't have IDs. Then it was going to be too hard for women to get IDs. And now listen to what they're talking about in the Senate. That is not the half of it. Just consider all the people who will face new challenges just to vote for no good reason. If you are a student who just moved to start college, Republicans will make it harder for you to vote. Okay, because you can't use your college ID. 00:30 As we're talking to Representative William Timmons right now, Congressman Timmons, welcome to the program, sir. Hope you're doing well. Charlie, good afternoon. Great to be with you. You know, the funny thing is, is it's actually illegal in most states for you to vote if you are in college there. You have to vote where you are from. Right. That's even funnier. Yeah. So I don't even understand the rules of voting here, but SAVE Act, it passed the test vote 5148. Murkowski voted no. 00:59 Tom Tillis didn't vote at all. Are you aware of what's going on now with what they're calling storming the floor? 01:09 I'm not tracking. We've been busy in the house. But I know that there's a lot of people trying very hard to get it done. But the Democrats are trying to every procedural mechanism to stop them. And I think it is, I mean, I know there's a lot of debate about whether or not we should do away with the filibuster, but we know that the Democrats are going to do away with it once they're in power. So you either use it when it benefits you or they use it when it benefits them. So I mean, do you think this thing is ever going to do? Do you think it's going to get passed? 01:39 I'm not optimistic, I gotta be honest. We'll see, the Democrats are gonna have to defend us and we're gonna hang it around their necks for the midterms. So, and you told us last time you guys have another version ready to go, right? I was talking to the White House earlier today. I'm not clear whether they're gonna try to amend it in the Senate because the president wants to add no men and women's sports and he wants to add no transgender surgeries for minors. 02:08 I mean, you know, they got to do that in the next, they got to amend it right now. So we'll see what happens. Yeah, we will see what happens with that. So I'm not sure how that's going to go. Tell us about H.R. 1958. I think this is a great idea, especially when we're seeing all that went on in Minneapolis. Now we're hearing that Maine is another hotbed of fraud, California hotbed of fraud, the Deporting Fraudsters Act. That's going to be on the floor tomorrow afternoon. 02:37 It is. And honestly, it's just common sense. If you come to this country and you defraud the American taxpayers, you shouldn't be allowed to stay. I mean, it's as simple as that. You're right. And it would ensure that individuals who commit fraud against programs like Social Security, SNAP and other public benefits, they are deportable. well, even uh Congressman Biggs, Congresswoman Biggs said that if you come here, 03:05 and you commit crimes and you commit fraud, then you should go and you should be, you know, denaturalized. 03:14 right? That's exactly right. That's exactly right. And I mean, we've got to create this sense for people to continue to break into this country illegally. And I think that's a great way to do it. Yeah, absolutely right. So tell us about, mean, here we are, we've got the Department of Homeland Security, that shut down, TSA is shut down, Coast Guard shut down, FEMA shut down. None of these things have anything to do with ICE. Why are the Democrats keeping the government shut down? 03:42 That's the only levers they have. And so they're trying to use the government shutdown to inflict pain to get concessions out of the president. This is not going to work. Yeah. The fact that they're using TSA pay and you got all these PSA that are working that they're not getting paid and lines are getting abysmally long and airports are becoming complete log jams and it's ...
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  • We know that in 2016 Hillary Clinton colluded with Robert Frost
    Mar 17 2026
    00:00 We're hearing that, and uh I got to tell you a little bit more about this coming up at the top of the next hour, um that the 2020 election, well, let's go back even further than that. The 2016 election, we know with Operation Arctic Frost that Hillary Clinton colluded with the FBI under Jim Comey. 00:28 colluded with the intelligence community, started that whole ridiculous Russia, Russia, Russia thing. 00:36 claiming that Donald Trump was colluding with the Russians. Well, the only people that were in collusion were Hillary Clinton, Barack Obama, Susan Rice, Valerie Jarrett. 00:48 Jim Comey, Clapper and Brennan. We know that now. Now that should have been the single biggest political scandal on the planet, but it wasn't because of the mainstream media. 01:11 The mainstream media and their bias is absolutely off the charts. Listen to what Joe Conscious said. I think I'm losing him for just a second. Hold on. He's talking about this stuff? I think we could safely come to one cold and incontrovertible fact that if it's good for Trump and therefore good for the country, legacy media will reflexively be against it. 01:39 I mean, let's quote Pete Hexgoth today, the secretary of war. He told reporters this, you cheer against Trump so hard, it's in your DNA and in your blood. You take half trues, spun information, leaked information to cause doubt and manipulate the public mind. And that's exactly what they do. And they've been able to get away with this for several decades now. Well, now we got Brendan Carr over at the FCC and he's like, wait a minute. 02:09 Wait a minute, hold on. Is what you're doing actually in the public best interest? Because you see, as broadcasters, we have that requirement, the public interest obligation. In fact, we have to file every year a report with the FCC on how we operate in the public interest. 02:38 Now, there's a huge difference between that and censorship. But of course, the Democrats, want to muddy the water on that. You have to serve the public interest. And if just posting, you know, in your so-called news, in your journalism, one side of the story, that doesn't wash. 03:06 So now all the Democrats, including Brian Stelter and all of that, they're very upset over renting a car. the American people have subsidized broadcasters to billions of dollars. 03:21 by providing free access to the nation's airwaves. This is according to Brendan Carr. It is very important to bring back trust in the media, which has earned itself the label of fake news. And they have earned that, not only for what they report, but more importantly, for what they don't report. They hardly reported Arctic frost at all. At all. They hardly reported any of the fraud that was going on in Minneapolis. 03:49 Are they going to report the fraud that's going on in Maine? No, they are not because I guarantee you, you probably haven't heard about that. The autism fraud that's going on in Maine could eclipse what went on in Minneapolis. 04:07 So now there's a video out there that shows homeless people in California being paid to sign petitions. Now, you might say, hey, what is wrong with that? Well, there's a lot wrong with that. Hey, Sandra, you know, what I'm about to show you is one reason people don't trust the election system. Long line, mostly homeless, getting five bucks to sign election petitions. Not only is that illegal, 04:37 They're also being asked to commit fraud by impersonating other voters hundreds of miles away. Hey, hey, what's the line for? Sign a petition. Shut up, don't say nothing to the You 25 bucks to sign a petition. You get 25 bucks? Five bucks. Five bucks. Okay. So the guy who shot this says hundreds signed these petitions. No one reportedly asked for an ID, nor were they told what they were signing. I get fired out of this soon? Yeah. 05:06 And what is it? Just sign it. Just sign it? Yeah. You ready now? First name is going to be Carol. Last name is... And then they tell them w ...
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  • Canada has got some real problems, their economy is in the toilet;
    Mar 17 2026
    00:00 All right, let's go to the WRD Talkline with Tato Robert in Mills River. Robert, what's going on with you this afternoon? Robert, pull the phone away from your mouth a little bit. Pull the phone away from your mouth a little bit. 00:30 All right, go ahead. 00:34 You want to hear a little thing, I'm sorry, Robert, I am terribly sorry. You're to have to call back. just, could not understand a word you were saying there. Well, Canada, all these people that were, and I always noticed, do you ever notice these people that are so against Donald Trump when they want to move? None of them ever moved to Mexico. Did you ever notice that? They don't move to Mexico. They always talk about going to Canada or Ellen DeGeneres. She went over to England. 01:02 But now I hear she's coming back. Rosie O'Donnell went over to Ireland. uh She was so miserable over there. She's looking at coming back. 01:13 Listen, if you are a Democrat and you are miserable in the United States, understand something. You're going to be miserable everywhere you go. I remember there was a Adam Sandler skit over on Saturday Night Live and he was talking about what an Italian, it was like one of those Italian tours, was like, 01:41 I'm going to tell you what these Italian tours will not do for you. They will not make you a better person. If you are miserable where you are, you're going to be just as miserable in Italy. It was a very, very funny, but that's it. It's not the country that's making them miserable. It's not Donald Trump that's making them miserable. They're just miserable. That's who they are. 02:08 So they're be just, and I haven't seen anybody that moved to Canada and went, we love it here, it's awesome. No, because it's not. Because Canada's got some real problems. Their economy is in the toilet. So they had a chance in Canada to sign a $40 billion deal with Japan for oil. $40 billion. 02:38 but they blew it. And I'll tell you how coming up in just a second. So where did Japan go for their oil? Well, they went to the Oval Office and President Trump has just signed a deal with Japan. It is a $56 billion energy deal with the United States, bypassing 03:02 Canada's oil and gas. 03:06 Completely by, we are now. 03:10 Japan's largest source for energy in a $56 billion deal. Now, you had old Mark Carney up in Canada. He blew that deal because he was talking about the low-risk oil and natural gas. are low-risk producers of oil. We are low-risk producers of natural gas. We're reliable. can produce. We're in jurisdictions where 03:39 what we produce will go to market uh... and we can deliver it uh... to market and that that is a contribution in the world which is lost in effect in the oil case fifteen percent potential we are no risk as far as carbon is concerned well that didn't get you that forty billion dollar deal with japan did so japan had originally gone to true dough for a deal they're looking at your dough ah 04:10 So Trudeau, not even making this up, he tried to talk them literally out of the deal. 04:23 Trudeau in Canada wanted them to look into alternative forms of energy. 04:32 Instead of getting their energy from Trudeau, from Canada, Trudeau said, hey, you guys ever think about windmills? You guys ever think about solar or anything like that? You guys ever think about that? So way to go, Canada. You just blew a $50 billion deal. We got a $50 billion deal. Charlie, some people aren't happy. 05:02 unless they're miserable. You're exactly right. 05:07 I used to teach a class in Sunday school where I would ask everybody in the class, I'd say, right, I'd say, don't want you to raise your hand. 05:20 But I want to know, and just answer me silently because I already know the answer, answer me silently who in here has a chemical addiction? 05:32 Who in here has a chemical addiction? 05:36 and you'd see them. You'd see them, they'd get nervous. 05:41 They started looking around, looking around, who in here ...
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  • Hour 2 - Senate Republicans launched a marathon debate on the SAVE Act after it cleared a key procedural vote.
    Mar 17 2026
    00:00 All right, let's go to the WRD Talkline with Tato Robert in Mills River. Robert, what's going on with you this afternoon? Robert, pull the phone away from your mouth a little bit. Pull the phone away from your mouth a little bit. 00:30 All right, go ahead. 00:34 You want to hear a little thing, I'm sorry, Robert, I am terribly sorry. You're to have to call back. just, could not understand a word you were saying there. Well, Canada, all these people that were, and I always noticed, do you ever notice these people that are so against Donald Trump when they want to move? None of them ever moved to Mexico. Did you ever notice that? They don't move to Mexico. They always talk about going to Canada or Ellen DeGeneres. She went over to England. 01:02 But now I hear she's coming back. Rosie O'Donnell went over to Ireland. uh She was so miserable over there. She's looking at coming back. 01:13 Listen, if you are a Democrat and you are miserable in the United States, understand something. You're going to be miserable everywhere you go. I remember there was a Adam Sandler skit over on Saturday Night Live and he was talking about what an Italian, it was like one of those Italian tours, was like, 01:41 I'm going to tell you what these Italian tours will not do for you. They will not make you a better person. If you are miserable where you are, you're going to be just as miserable in Italy. It was a very, very funny, but that's it. It's not the country that's making them miserable. It's not Donald Trump that's making them miserable. They're just miserable. That's who they are. 02:08 So they're be just, and I haven't seen anybody that moved to Canada and went, we love it here, it's awesome. No, because it's not. Because Canada's got some real problems. Their economy is in the toilet. So they had a chance in Canada to sign a $40 billion deal with Japan for oil. $40 billion. 02:38 but they blew it. And I'll tell you how coming up in just a second. So where did Japan go for their oil? Well, they went to the Oval Office and President Trump has just signed a deal with Japan. It is a $56 billion energy deal with the United States, bypassing 03:02 Canada's oil and gas. 03:06 Completely by, we are now. 03:10 Japan's largest source for energy in a $56 billion deal. Now, you had old Mark Carney up in Canada. He blew that deal because he was talking about the low-risk oil and natural gas. are low-risk producers of oil. We are low-risk producers of natural gas. We're reliable. can produce. We're in jurisdictions where 03:39 what we produce will go to market uh... and we can deliver it uh... to market and that that is a contribution in the world which is lost in effect in the oil case fifteen percent potential we are no risk as far as carbon is concerned well that didn't get you that forty billion dollar deal with japan did so japan had originally gone to true dough for a deal they're looking at your dough ah 04:10 So Trudeau, not even making this up, he tried to talk them literally out of the deal. 04:23 Trudeau in Canada wanted them to look into alternative forms of energy. 04:32 Instead of getting their energy from Trudeau, from Canada, Trudeau said, hey, you guys ever think about windmills? You guys ever think about solar or anything like that? You guys ever think about that? So way to go, Canada. You just blew a $50 billion deal. We got a $50 billion deal. Charlie, some people aren't happy. 05:02 unless they're miserable. You're exactly right. 05:07 I used to teach a class in Sunday school where I would ask everybody in the class, I'd say, right, I'd say, don't want you to raise your hand. 05:20 But I want to know, and just answer me silently because I already know the answer, answer me silently who in here has a chemical addiction? 05:32 Who in here has a chemical addiction? 05:36 and you'd see them. You'd see them, they'd get nervous. 05:41 They started looking around, looking around, who in here ...
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  • The liberals hate Trump so much, they are just making stuff up
    Mar 17 2026
    00:02 The liberals um hate Trump so much that now they're just making stuff up. Now they're just pulling stuff out of thin air. We've got our, let me see if I can get this right, semi-sesquintennial coming up. That means our 250th anniversary of this country coming up in July. And 00:29 We've got some things out there that are commemorating that amazing, historic, world-changing event of our declaring our independence from England. One of those changes is we're getting some new currency. We're getting a temporary redesign of the dime. And the liberals 00:58 are extremely upset about this redesign of the ah dime. It's got the Liberty head on the front and of course it says, in God we trust, 1776-2026, that's on the front. On the back it says United States of America, um one dime, and it's got the American eagle with its wings stretched out. 01:28 and in its talons are 13 arrows. 13 arrows. 01:36 But what is missing is the olive branch. And if you could look at your currency right now, the eagle has 13 arrows representing the 13 colonies. It has the olive branch of peace. And Eisenhower declared that whenever this was to be done, the eagle was always supposed to be looking towards the olive branch, is always ready for battle with the arrows, but looking for peace with the olive branch. 02:08 Well, there are no olive branches on the new dime. No olive branches. So all these liberals out there, even the folks over there, Mother Jones and all these others, they're losing their minds. And we tell them, this is, he's a warmonger. This is all President Trump wants is war, war, war. just wants war. Hold on. Hold on just a second. 02:35 Because you see, that dime wasn't designed under Donald Trump. It wasn't. 02:50 To mark our nation's 250th anniversary, the Citizens Coinage Advisory Committee, which advises the Treasury Secretary, they voted to approve that new design in October of 2024. Now, let me see a memory service here right now. ah The election wasn't until November of 2024. Donald John Trump wasn't president until January 20th. 03:20 of 2025. So this was actually designed under the Biden administration. 03:29 The 2026 Emerging Liberty Dime is a one year only US coin designed for the semi-quincentennial, I can never pronounce that word. No, it's semi-quincentennial, I hope. ah And the left is very upset. Bald eagle clutching only arrows in its left talon while its right one is empty. The coin bears dual dates 1776. 03:59 to 2006 and will temporarily replace the Roosevelt dime. So they're trying. What it is, it's a nod to the American Revolution, where the colonists were still waiting. See, he was looking for peace. See, this uh is the symbology of this, and it's lost on the Democrats. He's got the arrows in his left talon as he's looking at you. 04:26 His right talon is empty, but he's still looking at it. He's looking for peace. 04:34 But it hasn't come yet. It hasn't come yet because they're still in a fight for their independence. that's actually the symbology of that time. No, the Democrats. Never let good facts get in the way of the Democrats. They will, well, they'll urinate on them every single time. Well, the Senate has passed a test vote on the Save America Act, 51 to 48. 05:05 51 to 48. Now, this would give us, no matter what John Thune says, those 51 votes. 05:18 We could even lose one. But those 51 votes would be enough. 05:25 to overturn the filibuster. It would be enough for a talking filibuster. And see what John Thune does with this little piece of information, trying to still find out who all voted for it and against it. We'll be right back. It's the Charlie James Show, News Talk 98.9, WORD, the voice of the Carolinas.
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