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To keep you safe, Governor Haley wants your prescription drug info, Coach Spurrier has decided he's not going to go, and the largest transfer of wealth in US history just occurred, and Obama had nothing to do with it. Gas prices have fallen so much that billions have been redirected into your wallet from oil investor's bank accounts. So the free market is doing a better job redistributing wealth than Obama is.What do we need him for? It could now be a felony to lie to a SC legislative committee, a white father was bludgeoned to death with hammers on the streets of St. Louis by people yelling "F white people" and no one cares. If the GOP won't shut down the government over amnesty, Obama vows to do it himself, and the US is seeking the ultimate spy program that will allow spies to "Google" any conversation topic and pull up all the digital conversations going on about that topic anywhere in the world, in related news, the US debt just hit $18 trillion. (76:43)

How did the media get the Ferguson story so wrong? Dozens of people who witnessed the Ferguson shooting were afraid if they told the truth, they'd be hurt or killed by their neighbors for snitching. The GOP says they can't legally defund Obama's amnesty. The CBO says they aren't telling the truth. If you work for a big company, you'll have health insurance for a little longer, but it won't be worth a darn, the truth about why gas prices are so low, illegals will get Social Security payments under Obama's amnesty, even if they haven't worked here for most of their lives, Barbie is no longer the number one girls' toy, Burt Reynolds is broke, just like the rest of us, GM appears to have killed hundreds of Americans -- why has no one gone to prison? The things people regret most at the end of their lives, how two kids survived being buried beneath 5 feet of snow and you probably ate at least 2,000 calories worth of Thanksgiving dinner. (80:19)

It's not just Ferguson, Colin Flaherty, author of White Girl Bleed a Lot says. Black mob violence against white people is occurring at unprecidented rates across the county, and St. Louis, the place from which the knock out game originated, has been its epicenter since long before the Ferguson shooting. Plus, Al Sharpton's magical misery tour comes to Charleston to protest the Ferguson decision. Why is it being coordinated from federal government offices, the blog Charleston Thuglife asks. And the facts about the shooting of Michael Brown are finally coming out. The ones the media are ignoring are the best. And the four most common ways people manage to kill themselves on Thanksgiving, what most Americans will be eating, Millienials hate everything America has loved for generations, including Budweiser, why you get so little done at work and why the Charleston NAACP is harming black children by trying to bring Superintendent Nancy McGinley back. (77:19)

Amnesty was just the beginning. Numbers USA's Rosemary Jenks tells us what happens next. In the movies, the good guys always survive a fall from a building by bouncing off a car -- which apparently works. Climatologist John Casey explains why you should be freaking out about climate change, because the world is about to freeze, he says. How to brine a turkey, Cosbygate, people's favorite thing to do on Thanksgiving -- spending time with family, but number 2 is shopping! Lou Marin from iamamerican.org tells us how we can take the checkbook away from Congress, an NFL player cries on TV over the birth of his daughter, Thanksgiving fails, and how you can buy your own island right off the coast of SC. (75:53)

Amnesty was just the beginning. Wait until you hear what happens next. And this week, South Carolina went from fighting gay marriage on Monday to giving out health benefits, marriage licenses and new driver's licenses to gay couples by Friday. Charleston is targeted for Ferguson fall-out protests by Al Sharpton. Fair President Dan Stein breaks down Obama's amnesty. A whopping 87 percent of South Carolinians still think women are discriminated against here? Weekly Standard's Daniel Halper weighs in on amnesty, the higher women's heels get, the more attracted men are to them, Netflix is currently running a film directed by a convicted child rapist -- so what's their beef with Bill Cosby? In the future, software will dictate the decisions bosses make as society is increasingly automated. (68:08)

Ferguson protesters want the same rules of engagement the military uses with ISIS. One half of the first gay couple to get married in SC joins us. Plus, the top things today's dads worry about, is it fair to ask people to pay to park on state-owned roads if you are going to the beach? Joe Biden announced the worst part of the amnesty plan last week, and everyone missed it. In the future, crime will be obsolete because drones will save you. And if Bill Cosby were Bill Clinton, he'd already be forgiven for whatever sex crimes he may have committed. And if the federal government is lawless, why is secession by the states still wrong? (74:14)

Obama's amnesty will give illegals access to every welfare benefit Americans are currently eligible for, Americans can only afford one car, more record low temperature records, shattered, healthy Millennials are subsiziding the cost of your Obamacare plan in SC. Be sure to thank them. Plus more amazing health breakthroughs, Ferguson protesters want the same rules of combat the military uses against ISIS, what it actually takes to cancel your T-Mobile contract, Obama advisors say yes, Jonathan Gruber totally wrote Obamacare says ... another White House adviser who worked their at the time, Charleston County Council Member Dickie Schweers says the I-526 extension will probably never be built and Bill Cosby, rapist? (73:07)

How political correctness can make you instantly famous, and destroy your life, an Army Lt. Col. from Myrtle Beach attempts to apply the Army's public affection rules equally to lesbians, and is prosecuted for it, Ferguson fallout -- what the media won't tell you. Curing cancer with ... HIV? Back in hte day, five facts, they cured Ebola in Mt. Pleasant? Obama promises not attack ISIS until they get nukes, zombies are beating the NFL, why you get that rush the first time you kiss someone special, Obama admits amnesty will hurt low-skill American workers and Obama dictates that schools will now be run according to race. (69:11)

IOP residents take Tara to the woodshed for suggesting they are trying to privatize their beach to keep undesirables like her out. A new multimillion-dollar Bobby Harrell indictment surcharge just got added to Charleston's I-526 extention bill by the state. That bill is going to get really big before its built -- if it ever is. Plus, that Ebola patient who just died -- if he'd come to South Carolina,and not realized he had Ebola, he would have rated in the lowest risk category -- which doesn't mandate monitoring -- and been allowed to wander around in public. Plus, Tara explains why, despite being a huge armed forces supporter, she would try to talk her sons out of joining the US military. And ISIS now has an army the size of Fraces and rules an area the size of the UK -- all of which they accomplished in one year. And Hollywood start who actually aren't done, an answer to the question of which sex can navigate better, and a third of Americans agree that American voters actually are stupid. (73:34)

The residents of IOP would like to have their own private beach, with occasional day passes for the great unwashed. But they'd still like us to pay to maintain that beach, and subsidize their insurance rates. ISIS is printing its own currency as Obama prepares to turn Syria over to them. Plus. the liberal Obama judge who legalized gay marriage was backed by Lindsey Graham, who voted for him. Plus, the GOP is really getting tough on Obama now -- they're actually threatening to consider thinking about suing him over amnesty. And, Ebola is back, fat girls rebel against sexist sizeism, an app that tell your friends what you typed, but didn't send. (74:37)

Times sure are changing. Men soon will be able to marry men in South Carolina, women used to want smaller rear ends -- now they are getting enhancement surgery, and at the rate we're going here, the state of South Carolina will be growing pot by next year -- assuming the legislature doesn't go so far as to let you grow it yourself. And America once laughed at Sarah Palin being able to see Russia from her backyard. Now you can see Russian war ships from Florida. Plus what illegal aliens will get in Obama's amnesty, why men get more speeding tickets than women and dubious sports records. (80:56)

If you deliberately kill someone with your car, should we treat it the same way we would if you did it with a gun? Can you, and should you, be forgiven for bringing a knife to school by accident, or has zero tolerance gone too far? Would you have been willing to die to kill Osama bin Laden? The McRib is back, you are probably your child's biggest hero, it's the wild west on Dorchester Road again-duck for cover the deliberate fraud by the Charleston VA management could be killing our veterans -- why has no one been arrested? And sexting is now an accepted part of getting to know someone. (80:53)

Sen. Tim Scott joins us, laughs at the NAACP and takes on the Charleston City Paper, which called his win last week "less than inspirational." Governor Nikki Haley's Health Department still won't tell me where she has the potential Ebola patients stashed, That virus that makes you dumber doesn't just change your brain, it alters your DNA. Plus, the Obama administration counted on stupid voters to put Obamacare in place, a salute to our veterans, what really happens to war dogs after they've served, proof that miracles still happen, if you commit murder deliberately with your car, should it be treated the same as if you did it with a gun? The secret to success is to marry someone boring. (73:48)

The Charleston City Paper says Sen. Tim Scott's win is "far from inspirational." Boy did that get callers stirred up. Plus, you thought flu season was bad, now there's a virus that makes you -- dumber. And the change is permanent. Plus, do South Carolinians have a right to know where the federal government is stashing the potential Ebola patients the state is monitoring? Plus, the five most common regrets people have in their final weeks of life, Saudi women over 30 will now be allowed to drive, and how men get out of doing household chores. (74:25)

A major milestone is reached in women's struggle for equality ... behind the vacuum. How can it be legal to feed yourself to a snake on national TV, but you're not allowed to drive to work without a seat belt? American Petroleum Institute's Rayola Dougher talked about the real reason why gas prices are going down at the pump. A nine-foot wall of water could make it all the way to Ladson in a hurricane? Did Obama just claim the first ever mandate from voters...who stayed home? Ebola (maybe) comes to MUSC, Sen. Tim Scott body slams the race baiters on national TV, with a smile, Amazon Prime is a shameful shakedown scheme, five facts, and why I voted for a convicted criminal, and would do it again. (81:06)

Rep. Wendell Gilliard attempts to explain why the black unemployment rate is Gov. Nikki Haley's fault, not Obama's. Hear what made Colts WR Reggie Wayne cry, how the most essential items for daily life have changed, and what it means. And did the GOP win because voter ID laws cut down on a lot of the fraud in 15 states? Plus, do you want to be a country music singer? You don't need an agent, or even to be on the radio. You just need a Youtube following. (61:25)

The most important political battle in America's history, more important than 2008 or 2012, will take place over the next two months. The outcome will determine the fate of America. Tune in to find out what's going on and what you can do. Plus, your election wrap up - Sen. Tim Scott makes history, South Carolina voters go all in for taxes, what this election means and listeners weigh in. (77:33)

Senator Lindsay Graham is so confident he'll win the election that he's promising to defy voters and break his anti-tax hike pledges. That's pretty gutsy. And an innocent man spent 17 days in the Charleston County Jail on rape charges before authorities got around to examining the evidence and dropping the charges against him. By then, his reputation had been destroyed in the media. Attorney Andy Savage weighed in on how this could happen to average guys who have done nothing illegal. And Senator Tim Scott told us what to expect if the GOP takes the Senate. Plus listeners weighed in with their voting strategies. (67:03)

Should GOP women running for office in SC expect to be likened to prostitutes? It's practically becoming tradition around here. Should you vote to extend the sales tax to fund school construction tomorrow? Patrick Bryant of Yes for Schools debates John Steinberger. People don't want to have to actually talk to each other any more on the phone. We just had the first snow in SC in early November in recorded history, so how is that global warming working out for you? And a new app for your phone that is in development can tell if someone is lying. Do we really want to live in a world with no little white lies? (73:52)