Rep. Edgerton claimed RINOs and Democrats killed the ivermectin bill out of petty revenge against the Freedom Caucus.

Charlie James debates Amy Coney Barrett’s fear and role on the Supreme Court.

In this segment of The Charlie James Show, host Charlie James reacts to the previous day's congressional testimony from Supreme Court Justices Amy Coney Barrett and Elena Kagan regarding the urgent need for increased judicial security. James focuses heavily on Barrett's testimony, where she recounted having to explain a bulletproof vest to her 12-year-old son and experiencing a recent swatting incident. Criticizing the threats as stemming from radical leftists, James argues that Barrett's admitted fear compromises her ability to rule without "fear or favor." He highlights her past rulings, including on birthright citizenship, and controversially suggests that if she is too afraid to protect her family while serving, she should step down from the bench.

Host Charlie James discusses SC primary eligibility and Trump’s upcoming address.

In this opening segment of The Charlie James Show, host Charlie James provides updates on the upcoming South Carolina primary elections, clarifying voter eligibility rules from the State Election Commission. He voices strong frustration with the state legislature's persistent refusal to close primaries, arguing that allowing Democrats to vote in Republican primaries is a result of influence from Democratic donors and lobbyists. James outlines the key election dates—including filing deadlines, early voting, and the primary on August 11th—before previewing an upcoming interview with Democratic Senate candidate Dr. Annie Andrews. Finally, he previews President Trump’s upcoming national address on election integrity, warning that Trump must remain highly disciplined to withstand inevitable media scrutiny, before teasing an upcoming segment on Supreme Court Justice Amy Coney Barrett.

FULL SHOW - Tues 7/14/26 - The Charlie James Show - Charlie James discusses Lindsey Graham's passing, SC primary laws, inflation, the DSA platform, and local protests.

The July 14, 2026 broadcast of The Charlie James Show provides a robust, multi-hour examination of critical local and national issues, seamlessly weaving together breaking political developments, cultural commentary, and regulatory insights. The program opens with a solemn focus on the unexpected passing of U.S. Senator Lindsey Graham and the swift appointment of his sister, Darline Graham Nordone, to temporarily fill the vacancy. This historic transition serves as a core thread throughout the day, prompting an expert legal breakdown of the upcoming special election process by South Carolina Attorney General Alan Wilson and a poignant, personal reflection from Representative William Timmons regarding Graham's unparalleled global legacy. Beyond this political milestone, host Charlie James delivers sweeping economic and cultural updates, highlighting promising downward trends in core inflation alongside hyper-local gas price developments, while heavily critiquing mainstream media and Hollywood preview models as structurally out of touch. Cultural and structural critiques intensify as James evaluates the newly unveiled, highly radical platform of the Democratic Socialists of America (DSA) alongside a startling localized security feature revealing how former Greer police officers actively abused AI-enabled Flock Safety license plate tracking cameras. Finally, local activism and infrastructure remain at the forefront, highlighted by special guest Jason Isaac's detailed exposure of the clandestine foreign funding undercurrents propping up regional data center protests, as well as a firm clarification from the State Elections Commission barring partisan crossover voting to secure the integrity of the upcoming Republican primary.

H4: Charlie James covers flock cameras, a trial, parasitic illnesses, data center protests, and primary voting laws.

During the final hour of The Charlie James Show, host Charlie James focuses heavily on systemic oversight, technology abuses, and state voting legislation. He begins with a critical look at privacy violations, detailing how the Greer Police Department recently terminated two officers for abusing the city's AI-enabled Flock Safety license plate tracking cameras. James then shifts to recent legal proceedings, recounting updates from an assassination trial involving the murder of Charlie Kirk, and combines it with public health concerns over a widespread Cyclospora parasitic illness outbreak. This leads into a sharp critique of South Carolina lawmakers for blocking access to over-the-counter antiparasitic drugs like Ivermectin. Finally, James interacts with listeners to announce his nomination for South Carolina Broadcasters Association Radio Host of the Year and addresses a ruling by the state elections commission that explicitly prevents registered Democrats who voted in their own primary from crossing over to vote in the upcoming Republican primary.

Host Charlie James addresses the assassination trial and parasitic illnesses.

Host Charlie James connects with caller Chuck to discuss a high-profile assassination trial involving the murder of Charlie Kirk, highlighting how closely show listeners stay ahead of mainstream reporting. They reference testimony regarding a rifle wrapped in a towel that carried matching DNA evidence, which directly countered previous fringe conspiracy theories. Later in the segment, James shifts focus to a major health update regarding Cyclospora, a parasitic foodborne illness causing widespread outbreaks across the country. James takes the opportunity to critique the state legislature for blocking access to over-the-counter antiparasitic medications like Ivermectin, which he notes would have allowed local citizens to proactively treat parasitic infections without depending entirely on restricted healthcare systems.