In a historical landslide during last night's midterm elections, the Democrats reclaimed control of both the House and the Senate. While power shifts are typical during midterms, a shift of this magnitude is extraordinary. South Carolina delivered a major surprise when Dr. Annie Edwards defeated Darline Graham. What led to the Republicans' defeat—was it driven by the economy, or the ongoing war with Iran? Invest USA's Michael Letts joins the show to analyze the midterm election results. The conversation examines whether President Trump's campaign appearances ultimately bolstered or hindered candidates. Following the loss of both the House and the Senate by Republicans, President Trump stands ready for the upcoming challenges. He is prepared to utilize his veto power on their legislation until negotiations occur, while also bracing for the Democrats to move forward with their pledge to attempt impeachment. Was the Senate's procrastination the driving force behind the Democratic landslide in the midterm elections? For Congress to ever keep pace, Trump would practically have to clone himself to replace the Senators—he operates at light speed, whereas they move at the speed of sound. Morgan Norris joins the broadcast to discuss her childhood battle with cancer at age ten and her inspiring choice to launch a toy drive for young cancer patients. Today, fifteen years after taking that first initiative, she remains dedicated to collecting toys for kids in need. Jim Lee joins the show to talk about the midterm election results and how the Low Country voted.
Nov 04, 2026
