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Obama says he's going to contain and manage ISIL. Sounds more like a strategy for combating acne, not terrorists. The I-26 kill zone claims another victim, everyone wants to know about the Summerville kid with the kill list. But what about the names on it? That and more on the podcast at wtma.com. Plus, exactly what can you do and still get a job as a North Charleston cop? Apparently a lot.Plus wage protests in Charleston, and reporter Bill Gertz weighs in on those 13 missing airliners that might have fallen into terrorist hands. (75:53)

Are we or are we not at war with ISIL? Jenny Sanford is losing it, a drunk driving hate crime? More questions about the Molly Wrazen murder, Judicial Watch says ISIL is Jaurez, Mexico, planning an attack on the US. 7 in 10 Americans think the economy will never recover. The government wanted us on low fat diets with complex grains, turns out a high fat low carb diet does the most for heart health. And 11 planes are missing from the Tripoli airport, which was overrun by terrorists. (74:58)

UK PM David Cameron is serious about defeating ISIL. What about our president? Plus, how to overcome those junk food cravings for good, Hollywood nude photos, why does a Mt. Pleasant narcotics cop keep having relationships with women who steal pharmaceutical drugs? And the federal goverment is apparently futher along in its study of how to keep lesbians from getting fat than it is on our strategy to defeat ISIL. (77:59)

Obama has no plans for dealing with ISIL, but they have plans for dealing with us -- with weaponized Bubonic Plague. Plus, people are coming to Charleston from as far away as Germany to fire machine guns. ATP's Arlyn Pendergast weighs in. And what to do about Tara's porn dilemma, Berkeley High let football players use substandard helmets the manufacturer warned them were dangerous ... for 3 years. And the FBI didn't even mention Islamist terror in its homeland threat assessment, but it did mention Puerto Rican separatists. (79:53)

Should the Arizona parents who allow their nine-year-old to fire that Uzi face child endangerment charges? School may now start at 9:15 instead of in the 6:00 hour in Dorchester District 2. Is that too late? Plus, does Obama really want to defeat the ISIL terrorists? Three tries later, his press secretary still couldn't answer the question. And the product South Carolinians buy more than any other on ebay and what it says abotu the state. Plus, a dad is acquitted of the murder of the drunk driver who killed his sons. What would you have done on that jury? (71:28)

The government wants to track your car and your speed in real time -- to keep you from colliding with others. It would eventually prevent 30,000 traffic fatalities a year. Is that worth the invasion of privacy? Plus, the government wants to track and store what you say about politics online, most white people don't actually have black friends and Golfer John Daly talks about his future in golf. (77:00)

How much time in prison should a dog's life be worth for an abuser in SC? Plus, the Charleston county school board, in its infinite wisdom, decides NOT to spend 30 million on a new school for 107 kids, The FBI assures us ISIL is not a threat to attack the homeland -- while warning law enforcement agencies to be on the lookout for an attack. Plus, how your job could be killing you -- and is the Reverend Al Sharpton going soft? He sounded like a conservative talk show host yesterday. And Breaking Bad sweeps the Emmys. (81:05)

Forget ISIS. If you are an illegal immigrant, you don't need an ID to fly on a plane like an American does. Just bring your deportation papers. And Sheriff Al Cannon weighs in on the militarization of local police. Plus, Senator Lindsey Graham is beating up on the president for not having a plan to combat an attack on the homeland. But Sen. Graham didn't go so far as actually suggesting we close the border. Plus, Katherine, the great white shark is heading straight for the Charleston coast, her tracking device says, and how to survive the Ice Bucket challenge without injury. (80:50)

Former FBI agent Ron Hosko says the witnesses in the Ferguson shooting have changed their story so many times already on TV that prosecuting the cop will be nearly impossible, no matter what the truth actually is. the federal government has helpfully published a list of the zip codes into which it has released illegal aliens convicted of murder, IS is developing the technology to blow up a US city? (77:32)

Joking about killing a pet dinosaur with a gun will apparently get your child arrested in Dorchester District II schools, what happens when a white perp rushes a police officer or ignores his commands? It's happened five times in the last two weeks, with the same result every time. And feminists fight for the right to go topless, but won't condemn Islamic radicals for killing women. And why its good to pee in the ocean, successful sperm donors, just over half of American adults think you should only get a trophy if you win, police can't solve the triple murder in Myrtle Beach because of no snitching, Plus, how Obama's Taliban trade might have gotten Jim Foley beheaded. (79:40)

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Local school safety after Sandy Hook, what cars thieves are stealing now, the madness in Ferguson, the five things most of us steal and the best places to get shrimp and grits in the low country. Plus, you've heard that 50% of marriages end in divorce. But did you know that half the time, after a divorce, spouses regret it? And best selling author Ron Kessler reveals, through his secret service sources, the truth about the Obama's and the Clinton's marriages. (78:58)

We talked about the first day of school. And local police reacted to the fallout from the Ferguson police shooting. Plus, special rights to privacy illegal aliens have that you don't, did a terrorist with the Islamic State make it to the lawn of the White House? And why is Tony Stewart quitting racing ... and should he? Plus, listeners dish out advice to high school freshman, the cost of raising a child will give you sticker shock, and despite a who's who of Hollywood cast, Expendables 3 bombs. (82:36)

Did Tony Stewart commit the perfect murder -- on tape? And a mom is arrested for using the F word at the grocery store. Who went too far? Her or the cop? Plus, the school board wants $35 million for Lincoln High School, student population, 127. And the health nazis get another one wrong -- eating salt, lots of it, is actually good for you. Plus, more on Robin Williams, UFOs in Mt. Pleasant and where the name Mt. Pleasant actually comes from. (77:36)

Do we need to pay adult babysitters to ride Charleston County school buses to protect the drivers from the kids and the kids from each other? The school board is actually considering it. Sen. Lindsay Graham says we need Amnesty to bring more workers here, or you won't get Social Security. Rep. Mark Sanford votes against funding for the Iron Dome system in Iraq -- because we'd have to borrow the money to pay for it. The Common Core version of US history is coming to South Carolina high schools, medical care is no longer affordable for the middle class, and people no longer like Pizza Hut. (80:02)

Columbia, SC, sanctuary city? How one Burger King customer taught a whiny kid a lesson, Herman Cain tells us how we can still save the nation, and if he pulls it off, it will work, how to pick a great school for your child, a cop on video wonders if Obama doesn't have to follow the constitution, why does he, and is it possible people have tuned out on politics because TV is so good? Plus, how GOP leaders in Congress are forcing their colleagues to vote to borrow more money, and does Apple discriminate against aged consumers in the way it makes the iphone? Plus, the new, politically correct term for a shark attack. (71:29)

Congressman Mark Sanford talks about his fall out with Nikki Haley, former federal prosecutor Andrew McCarthy prosecuted one of America's most dangerous terrorists. What scares him now? New technology could eliminate pedophilia from the internet, the North Charleston police admit an error they made could have put a violent shooter back on the street, posting online reviews could really cost you, NPR says doctors are turning away Obamacare patients, more than anything else, Americans are stressed out by ... being overweight? (81:08)

Is the risk of dealing drugs in Charleston worth the rewards? A border agent is murdered by illegals while parts of the country, North Charleston Mayor Keith Summey talks crime in North Charleston, why some talented actors have big careers while others fizzle out, a border agent is murdered by illegals while fishing with his family, and a sheriff warns that some parts or rural Texas are now to dangerous to travel to because of illegal immigration. Plus, Peecycling? And can Ebola go airborne, how Google knows if you are a pedophile and much more. (75:26)

Dr. Kevin Baird of Legacy Church talks about America's abandonment of Christians -- and asks if we have reached a point where instead of sending aid, they need to send arms. Plus, Fred discovers Netflix, and binge watches. If you dress like a criminal in Charleston, should you expect the police to profile you like one? And anatomically correct baby dolls sparks a parent backlast at Toys R Us. Plus, according to the new job report, new jobs only went to those over 55. (75:26)

Congressman Mick Mulvaney on what's really going on with illegal immigration in SC, Carolina Pitmaster Jack Waiboer talks better backyard grilling, the local justice system is bonding out dangerous thugs apparently without checking out their records before they let them go, and Charleston is now the second most awesome city on earth, according to CNN. And an on duty SC highway trooper blows through a red light without his lights or siren, and he wasn't on his way to a call. He flips his car and crashes into a driver. What should happen next? (80:36)