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Ah, Virginia, Abigail Spamberger.
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Let me tell you something. If you are a white man in Virginia, you should know something.
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that your government hates you.
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Democrats in Richmond, Virginia. What was that guy? Is it the rich men north of Richmond? He's right about that. Remember that song? That's a great song. Democrats in Richmond just passed a bill to explicitly discriminate against white men in government contracting. For discretionary contracts under $200,000, state agencies are allowed to bar
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white men from even being considered at all and all other over 200,000 contracts, 200,000 dollar contracts where white men aren't barred from competing, agencies are still allowed to award them to women or minority-owned businesses that are five percent more expensive than a bid from a business owned by a white man.
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Now the original version of the bill set the threshold at under $100,000 and included a clause allowing white men to compete if there was no competition. Oh, oh, all we got is a bunch of white guys.
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Guess we gotta give one the contract.
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Democrats eliminated that language from the final bill. the white men in Virginia
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I'm sorry.
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You need to have a talk with your women.
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Because if you look at the demographics of voting for Abigail Spamburger
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Women for Spamburger, all voters. Women voted for Spamburger, 65-48.
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Men voted for Winsome Earl Sears 51 by 51 points.
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Black women voted for Spam Burger 96%. Black men voted for Spam Burger, for whatever reason, 89%.
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black men voted for Earl Sears, 11 percent, and wins some Earl Sears as an African American. So please don't tell me you want African Americans to be competitive in the political arena when you had a good one and you did not vote for her.
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White men voted for Winsome Earl Sears 6 by 61 points.
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White women voted for Spamberger by 54 points.
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And most of those women, can you guess? Can you just guess? Young women, the awfuls, the affluent, white,
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Female urban liberal. 96 % of women voters 18 to 29 voted for Spamburger. 71 % over ages 30 to 44. 61%, 45 to 64, and 65 and over, 59 % of women.
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And that's, I'm telling you, the white liberal woman.
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is the problem in this country. The white young women, 18 to 29, and the older ones, well hell, you can even go up to 18 to, well just forget it, white liberal women period, all ages.
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You are the most easily duped. You are the most easily conned.
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I all you gotta do, I gotta say it again, George Orwell wrapped it all up.
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He said it was always the women. It was always the women and above all the young ones who were the most bigoted adherents to the party, the swallowers of slogans, the amateur spies and the nosers out of unorthodoxy. It was always the women. Even Orwell knew that back then.
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So sorry guys in Virginia, I hate that for you. I hate that, but that's what you have. And all of this started, and we've explained this before, all of this started because women, these liberal women live in a fantasy world.
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They were given way too much power, way too much power. And the way they were given that power was through HR, human resources. You could hold anything over a supervisor's head that you wanted. All you had to do was say sexual harassment. And all of these men were so afraid. Boy, I tell you what, if you get a call from HR,
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You pucker up.
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That happened, oh no, HR, oh what I do now, what I say, oh oh, they had men walking on eggshells in the workplace. And you gotta admit, that gives you a little bit of power. You gotta admit, every time you say hello, well you wouldn't even say hello to them, they would say hello to you and they would be, oh, we are unbelievably respectful. They wouldn't look you in the eye, wouldn't comment on how you dressed.
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But still they found ways to report these guys.
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because that's what the power does. It corrupts.
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And now these women, because they've had their way in the workplace for so very long, and don't give me this gender pay gap because I don't know the last time I saw a woman working on an oil rig.
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Men do the dangerous jobs in this country. You talk about a pay gap. Once you look at the danger gap, well, because they had all of this power, it went to their heads, and now they think that, and they literally do, they live in this fantasy land. What's Winsome Earl, I mean, what's Abigail Spamberger gonna do? Gonna put your husband out of business? Oh, I'm sorry, you don't have husbands because you're an independent woman.
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Okay. Okay, that's fine.
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If the women of this country en masse decided not to go to work one day, it would be bad. It would be very bad. If every woman stayed home, it would be a horrible thing. But if all the men stayed home, it would be catastrophic.
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Absolutely. right. WRD talk line 800-9050-989. That's also a common search retirement planning text line. Charlie, the colleges did that. I know I have a daughter. Oh, yes. Absolutely. Charlie, we need to overwhelm Senator Thoombs' email and phone numbers. All offices, voters don't do this. You're right. Voters don't do that enough. And I appreciate everybody that ever calls a senator or a congressman.
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Everybody the Doug.
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But if Thune, and I'm not telling you not to do it. In fact, I'm telling you to do it. Call John Thune's office. But if John Thune will not listen to obviously what the people of the state of Texas said, I wouldn't hold out much hope of him listening to you, but hey, let's give it a shot. I'm a give it a shot kind of a guy. Let's see what happens. Maybe we'll get lucky.
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Charlie, watching President Trump, what a great president. You are exactly right. He is a fantastic president. If only these rhinos in the House and the Senate would actually give him a chance. But you see, he's an outsider. Now, when I moved down to Charleston, I found out that there were two types of people in Charleston. The Binyas.
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And I come here.
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been his they were born in Charleston. They're pretty close-knit little community there and then he got to come here or the people from off. You see that's what the members of Congress consider us. We're from off and they don't really want a whole lot to do with us. We'll be right back. It's the Charlie James show.
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Mar 09, 2026
