6 O'FIVERS WAKE UP IT'S JUNETEENTH 6/19/26

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SPEAKER_18 0:09

I think you might be the only intern with the walk-up song.

SPEAKER_10 0:12

We got it. We got it.

SPEAKER_18 0:14

You must really be bragging to your friends. You're like, I got the cool.

SPEAKER_17 0:19

Not only do they put they pay me.

SPEAKER_11 0:22

No, listen, listen. There's no way he tells his friends I'm on a conservative radio show. No way is that happening. Are you in the closet? Oh, you know?

SPEAKER_17 0:30

Yeah. And did you say, don't worry, don't worry, dudes, man. I'm representing. Don't worry, dudes. Jillaxing. Jillaxin. They're not going to go to the city.

SPEAKER_18 0:40

What do they say to you when you say you're on the show? I mean, uh the same thing I think. I don't care.

SPEAKER_10 0:45

No, it's like you got a job. They know me.

SPEAKER_18 0:50

Come to the dark side. We have cookies.

unknown 0:52

Cookies.

SPEAKER_18 0:54

And milk. Um, hey, good morning. And um, lots of interesting stuff is happening. Hey, listen, the two early days of voting have just gone by. Nick, you were supposed to vote yesterday. And I did. How did that go?

SPEAKER_11 1:08

It was actually uh it was bustling with activity, but it didn't take us long. And the and the baby was like bustling, really crabby. But then I picked, no, I got her out of the car seat because she just she was she's teething, so she wants to be helped.

SPEAKER_21 1:20

I'll hold her.

SPEAKER_11 1:21

No, I held her and she immediately stopped.

SPEAKER_21 1:23

Oh, okay.

SPEAKER_11 1:23

And then she just was looking around and she voted with me, and I explained the process.

SPEAKER_10 1:27

I was about to say, who did she vote for?

SPEAKER_11 1:29

Uh actually the same person I did. Weird.

SPEAKER_18 1:32

Did you lose a little finger?

SPEAKER_11 1:34

I did on the one. I did on the one. I bent down and yeah. And and one of the poll workers.

SPEAKER_18 1:38

I think that's slightly illegal, but whatever.

SPEAKER_11 1:40

The older gentleman said, You know, I was watching you with her, and that is so cute. You're raising them right. Oh, yeah. Doing a good job. And I was like, Oh, thank you.

SPEAKER_10 1:47

Oh heck, have three ballots on me.

SPEAKER_18 1:50

That would be great. What about you, the quintern?

SPEAKER_10 1:55

Me? Well, I had already voted. I don't believe I'm able to have.

SPEAKER_18 1:57

Oh, that's right. You already asked for a Democrat um thing. That's okay. You're young, silly.

SPEAKER_10 2:06

Silly.

SPEAKER_18 2:07

So it's okay. It's all right. Um, but you know what? Uh, this is really heating up. Like, whoever wins in this runoff is most likely going to be the governor.

SPEAKER_11 2:18

Yeah.

SPEAKER_18 2:19

Proly. Prodly.

SPEAKER_10 2:21

Is that do the young kids say that too? Probably.

SPEAKER_18 2:23

Proly.

SPEAKER_10 2:24

I feel like you underestimate how common a lot of these phrases still are. Like probably, like, yeah.

SPEAKER_18 2:30

Actually, Javier says probably. Really? So that was Nicolina. It's kind of like his his accent. Like, you know, when we say, what are you opposed to do? You remember that one? Opposed to do.

SPEAKER_11 2:42

What am I opposed to? What are you supposed to do? That's what we're doing. What am I supposed to do?

SPEAKER_18 2:46

Um, well, you're supposed to. By the way, um, I just was I was kind of chuckling to myself about the lieutenant governor's very long short list. Let's play it. Let's play it. And the reason why, the reason why is that, you know, why bother? You said you weren't going to make any announcements. It was rumored that she was going to pick Junior.

SPEAKER_11 3:14

Yeah, and she says no, even in the uh thing. Yeah, like an emphatic no. Listen, here it is. See, here we go again. People are gonna start.

SPEAKER_17 3:23

This is news.

SPEAKER_00 3:25

It's news. It's news that rhymes with snooze. Hi everyone. I want to jump on here and share a quick and exciting update on my campaign. But first and most importantly, early voting ended today. So I need each and every one of you to get out and vote on Tuesday. As I shared after today's debate, I will make a final decision on who my lieutenant governor will be after I win the nomination. My team and I have compiled our list of potential candidates based on the following criteria. They must be rock solid conservatives, someone who supports President Trump and fights for the American First Agenda. They must be business-minded, someone who understands the private sector and not a career politician. They must be a person of strong faith, someone who understands the value that our party and our nation hold dear. To be very clear, as I've said before, and will say again, Henry D. McMaster Jr. will not be my running mate. My list for consideration as the next Lieutenant Governor of South Carolina is as follows: Joe Semsar, a successful business leader and Trump appointee. Adam Morgan, Jordan Pace, and Patrick Hatton, true conservatives, warriors who will fight to limit government. Tommy Pope, a respected political leader and prosecutor, Tyler Servant and Hood Temple, two people who work at the intersection of business and local politics. And Case Britton and James Teeples, two important voices from the Grand Strand and the Low Country. Any one of these conservative leaders will make an outstanding lieutenant governor. I look forward to having transparent and fruitful conversations with all of them. So again, I need you all to get on and vote Pamela Ebbett for governor next Tuesday. Polls are open, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Together, we can deliver a big win for President Trump and for our state. Thank you and God bless.

SPEAKER_11 5:13

I just sent a message, a direct message to Adam Morgan.

SPEAKER_00 5:16

Oh, great.

SPEAKER_11 5:17

Do you know you were on the list? Care to comment?

SPEAKER_18 5:20

Yeah.

SPEAKER_11 5:21

So we'll see if he'd like to.

SPEAKER_18 5:22

I'm interested because I see the two of them as like Clashing. Totally opposite.

SPEAKER_11 5:28

More than, you know, but I maybe it's maybe it's opposite day. Yeah. I mean, I don't know. Can you has that ever happened before? Where you're like a candidate for lieutenant governor on one person's ticket, and then weeks later you're on another one?

SPEAKER_18 5:42

I guess there's a first for everything.

SPEAKER_11 5:44

I'm just curious.

SPEAKER_18 5:46

What do you think about that, Quinturne?

SPEAKER_10 5:48

What about jumping ship all of a sudden?

SPEAKER_18 5:51

Well, he they didn't win, so he's free. He's a free agent. And so I he wrote nice things about her. He wrote nice things about everybody. But Wilson already had a running mate, Mike Rickenbach, and he announced to him early on. I hear something I didn't know. Correct me if I'm wrong.

SPEAKER_11 6:12

You're wrong.

SPEAKER_18 6:13

But I believe Alan Wilson is adopted. And I believe Mike Rickenbach is adopted.

SPEAKER_11 6:21

I I don't think I ever knew that.

SPEAKER_18 6:23

I think they're both adopted children. I think that's awesome. Because it's a great story about adoption.

SPEAKER_11 6:31

Sure is.

SPEAKER_18 6:31

And I didn't know that Mike Rickenbach was born. He wrote this amazing post that he was born to a 14-year-old girl who was put in foster care, adopted, and look at what he has achieved in his life. As a businessman, as a family man, as a man of faith, as a public servant, because he serves in the Senate. He's a wonderful person. And I was like, what a great story. And the reason why I say that is because a lot of people are picking on him because he's from Ohio originally. So they were like, you know, he's you know, he's not from here. Um and now there's this whole thing about what what Alan Wilson said during the debate. He he they said, say something nice about each c each uh your opponent. Remember when they did that with Hillary Clinton and and Trump?

SPEAKER_15 7:33

Yes.

SPEAKER_18 7:33

Um but they did that with Alan Wilson and uh Pam Evit, and Alan Wilson said something like, and um, you know, it's really nice that she decided to move here from Ohio and raise her family and kids and realize this how and he got and so now there's this whole thing like transplants for Pam going on out there. Yeah, trying to rile up the people who who moved here who are are I listen, I'm I'm a transplant. I am not offended. I'm a transplant? Yeah.

SPEAKER_11 8:07

I there are people that who were born here, like and their families go back hundreds of years, basically. Uh and and a few of them are still. I'm a little jealous of that. Like I like to love that. Yeah, I have to.

SPEAKER_18 8:21

I love having that history. What about you, Quinter?

SPEAKER_10 8:23

Um I'm a transplant, yeah. I mean, I'd I've been here for most of my life, but my parents are. My sister is the only one in my immediate family who's even born down here.

SPEAKER_18 8:32

Really?

SPEAKER_11 8:33

And some of those people that we just mentioned will still slam in and look at you very uh what's the word I'm looking for? Condescending way. So you are not one of us, kind of. Yeah. It's very few. But there are other people, and I say like Rebel John, who is one of those individuals who has a history here that goes back probably hundreds of years. Yeah. And he says, no, that knows his history. Yes, knows everything.

SPEAKER_18 8:55

Knows South Carolina history.

SPEAKER_11 8:57

Yes, he's very knowledgeable about all of that. And he's the first one almost that, you know, since got getting into radio here, at least on this side of the uh the street, uh, who said, No, no, no, you're welcome here. We love you. You have the same ideals, the same, you know, the same uh that's what really matters. And that is what matters. And he said this too. He said, Midwestern people have we we embrace them, uh, think a little more than sometimes the abrasive folks that are from other parts of the the country.

SPEAKER_18 9:23

So we just sound abrasive.

SPEAKER_11 9:26

He didn't say anything about New York. Whatever. But apparently apparently you felt like I was pointing the finger at you.

SPEAKER_17 9:33

New York, my grandstrand.

SPEAKER_18 9:36

I didn't say it. Listen, forget about it. You're gonna love us. You gotta love us. Listen to you.

SPEAKER_11 9:42

Listen to me.

SPEAKER_18 9:43

You love our pizza, you love our bagels. What else do you want? No, we toast coffee. We toast our coffee. No, don't touch the bagels.

SPEAKER_11 9:50

Yes, I'm gonna come.

SPEAKER_18 9:51

No.

SPEAKER_11 9:52

Let me touch the bagels because I can't wait to put them in.

SPEAKER_18 9:57

Toast in them. Untoasted bagels. I'm gonna sound like some big from the middle. Oh, never mind.

SPEAKER_11 10:00

Oh no, yeah, you betch. I'm gonna toast them and stuff. Yeah, I gotta toast the bagels.

SPEAKER_18 10:04

Who toast bagels? It was sacrilege every day. I'll take it toasted. What? Me. Come on. I had a bagel store briefly.

SPEAKER_11 10:12

I don't understand.

SPEAKER_10 10:13

Wow, what in the time? I had a bagel store briefly.

SPEAKER_11 10:16

I don't understand why the risky chicken failed. I only admonished every customer. You're gonna walk to the bagel! No! Never mind, ma'am. I'll go somewhere.

SPEAKER_18 10:26

Don't even ask. Don't ask. No, you can't have it toasted. It just came out of the oven.

SPEAKER_10 10:30

If they ask for it toasted, you point to a gun hanging on the wall. You would like to rethink that?

SPEAKER_17 10:37

I'll pull my jacket back. You want to rethink that order, sir?

SPEAKER_10 10:41

You have the knife spread for the cream cheese. You're just brandishing it like. No, go on. Really?

SPEAKER_11 10:47

Toasted? Good morning, ma'am. What would you like for breakfast? And yes, I'm caring.

SPEAKER_17 10:51

But I remember this. I have this one, I had this one customer named Jack. And he's he would come up to the register, put his, spread his legs, and put his hands on the table and be like, all right, begin the interrogation.

SPEAKER_18 11:04

Because I'm like, how would you like your eggs? How many eggs do you want? You want it fried, scrambled, or over easy?

unknown 11:09

And he'd be like, begin the interrogation.

SPEAKER_18 11:11

Because I would always say, Don't come up and order your sandwich. I gotta go in order of the clover. You know? And if you tell me you want it toasted at the beginning, it's not until the end. So he would just say, begin the interrogation.

SPEAKER_17 11:23

Begin the interrogation.

SPEAKER_18 11:26

Okay, I digress.

SPEAKER_11 11:29

Here's Chrissy. Oh. Uh oh, somebody called you a bagel Nazi. But Chrissy agrees with you. I never had to toast my bagel in New York and Long Island because they were so fresh here in Myrtle Beach. I need to toast. They're not the same.

SPEAKER_18 11:43

And then when they would say double toasted, oh my God, I would totally lose it.

SPEAKER_11 11:49

What do you do? Hand them a hockey puck. There you go.

SPEAKER_10 11:52

Next month I'm visiting New York, actually. So I'm gonna see. I'll get toasted. Um I'm going to Brooklyn. Yeah.

SPEAKER_18 12:01

That's amazing. What part of Brooklyn? Um I was born in Canarsey.

SPEAKER_10 12:05

I do not know exactly what part, but my friend lives there, and uh I'm visiting because it's gonna be uh my anniversary coming up. So me. Anniversary? Yeah, with my girlfriend. Oh, I didn't know that.

SPEAKER_05 12:21

Is she from Canada?

SPEAKER_10 12:22

No. She goes to a different radio station. You wouldn't know her.

unknown 12:29

No.

SPEAKER_18 12:30

What is really? What's her name?

SPEAKER_10 12:33

Five years. Five years? Yeah.

SPEAKER_18 12:35

And have you put a ring on it?

SPEAKER_10 12:36

No, not yet.

SPEAKER_18 12:37

What are you wasting time for? I'm broke. Oh, that doesn't mean you can't put a ring on it.

SPEAKER_10 12:43

All right, so yeah, she'll find this clip and hound me about that for the rest of the time.

SPEAKER_11 12:48

You can't make a girl wait around. Hey, um, are you going to Manhattan at any point in time? Almost certainly. Okay. You need here's the thing. I had I had never couldn't remember the exact streak, some terrible numbers. 23rd Street and 8th Avenue in Manhattan. You have to go stand in that corner and take a picture, please. Which corner? It says 28th Avenue Avenue. I know, but which corner?

SPEAKER_18 13:08

There's four corners.

SPEAKER_11 13:09

23rd Street in Manhattan.

SPEAKER_18 13:11

Like under the sign.

SPEAKER_11 13:12

Uh yeah, under the sign that has that.

SPEAKER_10 13:14

That's fine. Please do that for me. If you do. Places to go, NYC, and my phone app. Yeah.

SPEAKER_11 13:21

23rd Street and 8th Avenue in Manhattan.

SPEAKER_18 13:24

I would avoid horse-drawn carriages at all costs.

SPEAKER_10 13:27

Oh my god, I know.

SPEAKER_18 13:28

We've had two major horrific stories happen.

SPEAKER_10 13:32

Fresh out of high school, I went on a trip with my friends to New York or all up north, and we visited New York for a day. And I was the idiot that was like, you know what? We're right out of high school. Let's get a horse-drawn carriage around Central Park. It'll be fun. And we all sat there, head in our hands, going, We wasted so much money and they hurt the horses.

SPEAKER_18 13:52

And and don't get on any of those uh human-powered rickshaws.

SPEAKER_10 13:57

No, never.

SPEAKER_18 13:58

They or the bicycle ones, they rip you off royally. It's so funny.

SPEAKER_11 14:02

Here's the uncropped photo. Oh, you gotta send it to them. Standing on that corner is where they took that's uncropped. Now they cropped it real tight in and they put that on their album cover. And what I'm talking about is the dress to kill album cover from Kiss. Instead of dressed like the superheroes and the big, you know, whatever, they dress like mobsters.

SPEAKER_10 14:22

I'll find three other men and make them wear that face pant. You don't have to do that. You can just picture you, selfie, pointing at the signs. That would be great.

SPEAKER_18 14:29

What's your girlfriend saying?

SPEAKER_10 14:31

Um she says she wants to remain anonymous, but I'll show you. She's my background.

SPEAKER_18 14:36

Oh. Okay. Is she a fellow theater girl?

SPEAKER_10 14:40

Uh no, does art uh in college or Charleston? Or just recently graduated, but does art in Charleston to remain anonymous.

SPEAKER_11 14:47

Her name is Jane. Jane Doe.

SPEAKER_18 14:52

All right. I see your Pam Evit. I'm gonna raise you a Wilson when we come back.

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SPEAKER_18 20:16

So I picked up my guitars from the Guitar Center just in time for Father's Day.

SPEAKER_11 20:23

The music store, Sound Systems Incorporated on 544. Love them.

SPEAKER_18 20:26

So they were really great. Um, so I have this four-string banjo from the 1920s. Wow. And I said to Javi, I said, Do you realize this banjo is a hundred years old? Still not older than Don. Still not older than Don. But that is amazing. And they were surprised that they're that the ivory tuners, is that what you call them? Yeah.

SPEAKER_11 20:50

They were ivory, yes.

SPEAKER_18 20:52

Still intact, no problem. The uh the thing is that I guess my great uncle Ralphie uh could not find a four-string um tailpiece, or I think you called it a tailpiece. Yeah. And he couldn't find that. Um so he put a five-string on it so he could play it.

SPEAKER_11 21:12

And um those are more common, that's why.

SPEAKER_18 21:15

Yeah, and it's a Gibson five. Um so and then he did something with the uh the neck. He did some gluing. It was better than duct tape, I'll tell you that, because he's a duct duct tape king. Uh but yeah, so he did some uh gluing that kind of was trying to repair it. But other than that, uh it's kind of a cool piece of art. A cool piece of history. So I was thinking, I was like, maybe I can maybe I can give it to your girl and she can make art out of it. Out of the bandrone and put it up on the wall as a piece of family history.

SPEAKER_11 21:52

I've got a mandolin from my grandmother from the forties or fifties. Mandolin, wow. And the case is almost deteriorating. In my case, it's barely there. The mandolin. I'll never get rid of that. That is a beautiful handcrafted edition.

SPEAKER_18 22:07

Well, a lot of people make art out of these things.

SPEAKER_11 22:09

Have you seen put things on? I used to have a guitar clock that somebody made out of a cheap guitar and they put a clock in the middle. Oh, yeah. And it was really cool looking.

SPEAKER_18 22:18

That is cool. Yeah. They had a lot of beautiful guitars there. But my Almond sun, what is it? Sunburst? Is that what it's called?

SPEAKER_11 22:27

Uh Heritage, yeah. Um I told you, I fell I fell in love with that guitar right away as soon as I saw it.

SPEAKER_18 22:34

Everybody's falling in love with it.

SPEAKER_11 22:35

It's a great guitar. Yeah.

SPEAKER_18 22:36

He said it's probably from 89, but my dad probably got it in 94. I told you it was like. He had brochures. He had brochures in there that were dated 94. Um and he had I didn't realize it. I might have, but I forgot. There's a guitar strap in there. Cool. Um, my dad's guitar strap. So I thought that was kind of cool.

SPEAKER_11 22:55

For people that don't know, Heritage Guitars took over the old Kalamazoo, Michigan plant, which, if you know anything about guitar history, is originally where the Gibson Guitar Company was. So they're basically Gibsons. A lot of times they they use the same wood that was, I mean, when the company moved, yeah. They just kind of left a lot of stuff there and sold it to these people.

SPEAKER_26 23:14

Oh, okay.

SPEAKER_11 23:15

And one or two of the Luthiers from Gibson stayed behind to make the heritages. So there's a lot of heritage and history in those guitars. A lot of people love them. And they're still USA made. Very small.

SPEAKER_18 23:27

Do you know of a famous famous artist that plays that guitar in particular? I know I asked Chris too, and he didn't know. And he goes, just do searching. Yeah. But um I just wanted to hear it like in action. But I did find one video of a guy showing all of the features of all of the knobs because I didn't realize what those knobs did. Um and they changed the sound of the guitar.

SPEAKER_11 23:51

Here's what it is former senior Gibson employee stayed behind basically in Kalamazoo when Gibson moved to Tennessee, Nashville, uh, and founded in 1985.

SPEAKER_18 24:03

I'm surprised they didn't take all their like proprietary things like tools and wood. The material they spent money on.

SPEAKER_11 24:12

Are you ready to hear? I don't know. Some of the famous I didn't know the CV.

SPEAKER_18 24:15

Oh, okay, good.

SPEAKER_11 24:16

That's why I had to look it up.

SPEAKER_18 24:17

Yeah.

SPEAKER_11 24:17

Uh some names you don't know. Iconic Jazz Master plays the signature heritage uh Super KB Hollowbody, Kenny Burnell, Roy Clark. Oh. Yes, Alex Skolnick, uh, acclaimed jazz metal guitar player, Gary Moore, incredible blues and hard rock player.

SPEAKER_18 24:35

Okay, so here's the thing that Chris told me over at Sound Systems.

SPEAKER_11 24:38

Alvin Lee, Jimmy Page, Peter Frampton, and Carlos Santana. All have played. All have played Heritage's guitars and have them in their arsenal.

SPEAKER_18 24:47

I said that to you. Do you is this the guitar Carlo Santana plays? Remember I asked you that?

SPEAKER_11 24:52

Yes, and I said no, he's normally now known for the uh Paul Reed Smith guitars. I didn't know that he also played guys.

SPEAKER_18 24:58

I've seen this. That's what it reminds me of when I saw it. When I saw this guitar, I knew that. But I never I can't tell guitars on stage like you can. But you know what? He told me, Chris told me that what do you call them? A flat string? He's like, I really wanted to put the flat strings on here. I flat wound? Yeah, flat wound strings. And he says, I really wanted to put those on. And I really thought about it. And he said, but I put the whatever.

SPEAKER_11 25:29

Regular round wound.

SPEAKER_18 25:31

And he said, because the flat wound will be easier on your fingers and gives it the more jazzy sound. Soft.

SPEAKER_11 25:38

I was just gonna say jazz, yeah.

SPEAKER_18 25:39

So he said, I put the other ones on, but you can easily switch them. I mean, can I easily switch them? I don't know. That'd be like I'd have to bring them there to be switched.

SPEAKER_11 25:50

Or give them to me.

SPEAKER_18 25:51

Oh, okay. You know how to switch string strings. But but he said that they're they're a little more money, but they last twice as long and they give a deeper, like a softer.

SPEAKER_11 26:02

Yeah, it's a real warm kind of tone to it.

SPEAKER_18 26:04

So I didn't know. What would you what what strings would you put on that guitar?

SPEAKER_11 26:08

It depends what you're using it for. If you're gonna be playing some, you know.

SPEAKER_18 26:11

I'm not playing anything.

SPEAKER_11 26:12

Some well, I'm just saying, if you're gonna do like a rock and blues kind of thing like a Santana or Jimmy Page type thing, you know, I would go the round one. But if you're gonna do like true jazz and really, I mean totally clean, warm tube amp sounding, yeah. He flat on.

SPEAKER_18 26:27

He said listen to the difference, and I go, oh, so that sound of when you're moving your fingers up and down, the frets, that would be gone pretty much.

SPEAKER_11 26:36

Yeah, absolutely.

SPEAKER_18 26:38

I don't know.

SPEAKER_11 26:39

Someone just popped in and said Slash and Joe Walsh have also used them. So there you go.

SPEAKER_18 26:43

Oh I was unaware. I want to look, I want to hear videos of them playing The Heritage. I just want to let me look one up for the first time. I mean, I would love to see a car which songs Carlos Santana played uh The Heritage on. Um yeah. And I was thinking, do you strum it or do you use a pick?

SPEAKER_11 27:06

Depends. There are some people who do uh my dad had these things that had like cool different styles. You can do country stuff with that. Um bluegrass, obviously. Oh, well, there you go.

SPEAKER_18 27:21

Yeah, he was. All right. Do you know anything about guitars?

SPEAKER_11 27:26

I'll look up some fun stuff for much.

SPEAKER_18 27:28

Not much? Okay. All right, when we come back, I'm gonna play the um the Alan Wilson clip. Yes.

SPEAKER_11 27:34

You know what we have now, so get it ready.

SPEAKER_09 27:37

The Liz Callaway Show with Nick Summers is coming back. We are WTKN.

SPEAKER_18 27:43

All right, Nikki Noodle. Hey, listen, coming up in the well, let's see, what time do I want to do it?

SPEAKER_11 27:50

Let me know.

SPEAKER_18 27:51

8:30. Got it. Let's write it down. 8:30, we're gonna announce our Circle K winner at 8:30.

SPEAKER_11 27:58

So is this the 820 break or the 835 break? The 820 break.

SPEAKER_18 28:02

Okay, the 820 break. Write it down. Um, yeah, because we're gonna have Nick pick a winner. Me? Yeah, don't pick a loser now. We only want you to pick winners.

SPEAKER_11 28:12

Oh, that'll be hard. Yeah. Okay, no problem.

SPEAKER_18 28:15

All right, so tell them what how it works, Nikki.

SPEAKER_11 28:17

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SPEAKER_18 29:19

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SPEAKER_09 29:51

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SPEAKER_06 30:03

From the WMBF newsroom, I'm Jake Reyes. In your crime alert, a judge denied a bond reduction for the man accused of shooting at a Myrtle Beach LGBTQ nightclub. 37-year-old Timothy Truett Jr. stays behind bars on a more than $312,000 bond. Police say he fired shots at Pulse Ultra Club back in April, leaving the windows of the owner's SUV shattered with bullet holes. Truett faces multiple charges, including hate intimidation. Staying in Myrtle Beach, a dangerous intersection has Crescent Cove residents frustrated after their developer promised them a traffic light. Polt Holmes says a light would go up at Riverview in Highway 707. Once the development reached 240 homes, residents say that number is long past. One couple who lives there says the daily commute keeps them on edge. Polt Holmes now says another business, not yet built, will be responsible for building the light. We found no traffic light projects listed on SCDOT's website. From the WMVF newsroom, I'm Jake Reyes.

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SPEAKER_09 35:32

When nothing seems certain, one thing is the Liz Callaway show with Nick Summers every weekday morning right now.

SPEAKER_18 35:40

All right, we'll be announcing our Circle K winner at 820 something. So stay tuned.

SPEAKER_11 35:48

Knowing us, it'll be close to 8:30.

SPEAKER_18 35:51

All right, and I wanted to play for you as promised.

SPEAKER_11 35:54

Yes.

SPEAKER_18 35:55

Because I'm that kind of girl. I keep my promises.

SPEAKER_11 35:58

Yes, you are.

SPEAKER_18 36:00

All right, so I'm gonna go back here. Hold on a second. I gotta re-rack it. Re-rack it. Here we go. You ready? Alan Wilson talking on South Carolina ETV.

SPEAKER_19 36:10

50% didn't vote for her, and everyone else in this race, except for one, has endorsed me, and I believe that we have a broader appeal to the voters of South Carolina. I understand that, and I'm talking about Ori County. Um 50% of Ori County didn't support her. And I believe that our appeal is going to be broader. I'm I've been very good at building coalitions with other candidates and other communities supporting those candidates, and I believe that we're going to fare a lot better on uh Tuesday, the 23rd. But also, we've done so well across the state of South Carolina. I mean, we've taken, I mean, look, the other side's campaign has been about tearing me down. For me, my campaign is about lifting up South Carolina, building up our families, and looking forward to the future. And I think that message is resonating with people all over the state, not just here in Ory County.

SPEAKER_18 36:53

All right. What do you think?

SPEAKER_11 36:55

Uh I have to say that I've noticed because I follow him. I follow all the candidates I did, uh obviously. Uh on Twitter? Yeah, on Twitter, on X, sorry, just to clarify. Um, that's where I get a lot of my information. And I and I have noticed that he is posting a lot and not just like claiming something. What he does is he grabs the post from the person who's endorsing him and he'll say another endorsement pickup or another, you know, inroad made or another whatever. And hey, there's a ton of people. That's either good or bad, depending on your point of view. All I'm saying is that there are a lot of people.

SPEAKER_18 37:29

People are being putting their name behind him.

SPEAKER_11 37:31

A lot of people are putting their name. Right. And then you've got, again, staying in my algorithm of South Carolina politics, you've got a lot of people that uh listen, I gotta be honest with you. That that video dropping these names, it didn't go over like I think she planned it to. And I'm not slamming her, I'm telling you what the people are saying.

SPEAKER_18 37:48

What are the comments?

SPEAKER_11 37:49

The comments like, oh, exciting campaign update with a clown face. Uh says after voters already started casting ballots in the runoff against A.G. Alan Wilson, Evet drops a video listing a grab bag of potential lieutenant governor names instead of picking one actual running mate, like a serious candidate, and then goes on to list all these people. It's like, come on.

SPEAKER_18 38:07

A lot of people were saying, I don't want to.

SPEAKER_11 38:11

That's what they're saying.

SPEAKER_18 38:12

I agree with that because um a lot of people were criticizing that her for not picking a lieutenant governor prior, and uh the the people in the political political no category uh say, you know, basically parroting what she's sh she's been putting out there, like, you know, I'm in the primary, you're voting for me, my lieutenant governor pick shouldn't mean anything. I don't need a lieutenant governor pick to to win. It could harm me, it could hurt me, it could, you know, it could be good. Um now I don't know if Mike Rickenbach coming on board with Alan Wilson as early as what December?

SPEAKER_11 38:55

It was early, yeah. Almost out of the gate.

SPEAKER_18 38:57

Yeah. And I don't know if that hurt him or harmed him, but you know what it showed me? Transparency.

SPEAKER_11 39:04

And not afraid to take make a decision and stick with it. You and I both love that.

SPEAKER_18 39:09

I love a decisive leader who I know where they fall on an issue. And case in point, gambling, casinos. There was no decision that she made. She said she would consider a five-star, and she mentioned some name, Greenbrier, Greenberger, I don't know what she said. Um, but she did not, she said, I would entertain and see how it this and that, and and um said she would put it to the people. That was a non-answer, which basically told me that she has no you're electing you're when you elect someone to office, you're picking someone to be you. It's like it's like this. If I said to the Quintern, where do you where do you want to go to lunch, Quinter?

SPEAKER_10 40:04

And you say, McAllister.

SPEAKER_18 40:07

That's that we just must say. Um Irish thing. Yeah, right. Pick it. Um I would say, like, you know, do you you know when you have that conversation with someone, where would you like to go for lunch? I don't know, wherever you want to go. And then they say, Well, where do you want to go? Well, what do you feel like? I don't know. I'll just have whatever you're having. That is the most annoying conversation to have with somebody.

SPEAKER_10 40:31

That is most lunch conversations I have with any given group of people.

SPEAKER_18 40:35

Okay. But if someone said, you know what, I'd really love pizza tonight, great, I'd love pizza too. What pizza place would you like to go to? You know what? I want to go to Scatos, because they have the best Sicilian pizza. Do you know what Sicilian pizza is? Well, you gotta go to Scato's and go have it pizza. Isn't there a thinner one? No. Um and so you go have Sicilian pizza when you get to Brooklyn, and then you'll be like, oh my gosh, Sicilian pizza.

SPEAKER_10 41:00

Anyway. It's gonna be the only pizza you'll ever need for the rest of your life.

SPEAKER_18 41:05

For the rest of your life. But anyway.

SPEAKER_10 41:07

That is not true.

SPEAKER_18 41:09

Yes, it is. Anyway, go back, go back, go back. It is so annoying to have a conversation with somebody when they don't have an opinion.

SPEAKER_15 41:18

Listen.

SPEAKER_18 41:19

You're voting for someone to be you in government.

SPEAKER_15 41:22

Yes.

SPEAKER_18 41:22

So I want you to say, yay, I'm for casinos. I've done my research and it's great for the community, or nay, I've done my research and there's plenty of it, that it creates a slum, a slum ring around the casino. It doesn't uplift the community, it actually depresses the community and it attracts lots of other negative social impacts like drugs, prostitution, sex trafficking, and all of that, and wasteful spending and and blue light hypnosis on people, okay? And it robs people, and it creates rips in families, and gambling is the devil. Okay, we all know that. And so I'm just saying, like, if you have an opinion on something, make a decision and give somebody to vote for. What is she for? Well, the people of smoking they want six-week RP bills, they're happy with that, so I'm happy with that. That was her answer. And then when I asked, what about hospitals demanding that workers get an like an experimental vaccine? Well, I'm not gonna tell businesses what to do because Republicans don't do that, they can get another job somewhere else. That is not a decisive answer. And these are the things that we heard over and over and over again. I can't vote for that.

SPEAKER_11 42:46

You had Ralph Norman claiming that there's a big uh uh uh donor on uh Lieutenant Governor Pamela Evitt's uh I can't remember his name. I have a club. Cheat him or whatever, or I can't remember the guy's name. I don't don't quote me. I'm sorry. I'm trying to do this from memory, and I was just trying to look it up. And and he has reiterated we do not want to become the Las Vegas of the Southeast, despite Pam Evits what they want. They're donors.

SPEAKER_18 43:11

So I have that clip. Did you want me to play it? What time we got here? Yeah, do it, quick. Let me see if I can uh be the next Las Vegas. 60% didn't vote. Oh, wait, hold on. The other one's playing at the same time. Oh boy, come on, Grandma. I'm grandma. Come on, Grandma. Look at your Sicilian radio. Here we go.

SPEAKER_01 43:29

Ready and be the next Las Vegas uh in the South. It will be that way if Pamela Ebbett has her way. Uh and when I talked to her, it was like you're talking about tap dancing around the issue of gambling.

SPEAKER_19 43:41

She'd say only five stars.

SPEAKER_01 43:43

She said that. She's telling me she says, Well, if it brings hotels. I said, Pam, I've been around a while. Uh anything can bring a hotel, but get bodies there. You can build a hotel. So I appreciate your stand on that, and uh means a lot. That's a back gambling is a backdoor tax. And when you look at the contributions that Wallace and others have given her, it's clear. It's just clear. So thank you. Thank you for that.

SPEAKER_18 44:08

So there you go. If you don't want casinos, if you want a definitive answer on that and vote for that, or vote for life, you know, when I think about it, that 14-year-old girl that became pregnant, we have no idea how she became pregnant, had an abortion, we wouldn't have a Mike Rickenbaugh.

SPEAKER_11 44:29

True.

SPEAKER_18 44:30

Her his mother chose life. And he and he then was able to live and create this amazing life filled with faith, family, and public service. So I I I think that I think that's incredible, actually. Could you imagine being 14 years old and finding yourself pregnant? I mean, that is amazing that that young woman was able to have that baby, give up her baby for adoption, and look at what's happening. I mean, I just think that's such a great story. And uh, I actually shared that story of Mike Rickenbach on our page.

SPEAKER_11 45:15

And what a true testament to life prevails always.

SPEAKER_18 45:20

That's amazing.

SPEAKER_11 45:22

That that that is action it's louder than words and drama than a testimony of a few. And it's good enough, and we got enough, and let's move on.

SPEAKER_18 45:32

Yeah, just to get rid of it. Make your life easy.

SPEAKER_11 45:36

I'm standing here today because my birth mother chose life.

SPEAKER_18 45:40

Yeah. That is so powerful. That's it. It really is. Mic drop. Yeah. No pun intended. A Rick and Bach drop.

SPEAKER_15 45:48

Right!

SPEAKER_18 45:48

Hey, thank you!

SPEAKER_09 45:50

This is the Liz Callaway show with Nick Summers back in a bit.

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SPEAKER_25 51:24

Starting with a tie.

SPEAKER_13 51:27

A Blu-ray copy of Behind the Candelabra. A makeover. A DVD box set of any season of glee. A subscription to Cosmo. Anything with the words The Bachelor. Or The Bachelorette. Especially The Bachelorette.

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I know it's the worst.

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This has been what your dad does not want for Father's Day.