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Giles County

Giles County

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Oct 22, 2026

Justin PearsonGUEST
5:22
But I will say it has not deterred us at all.
Justin PearsonGUEST
5:25
The next week, I traveled all 15 counties on a listening tour, and I started to meet people and understand that the same systems impacting people as it relates to housing, for instance, in Memphis are hurting people who are up in Giles County.
Justin PearsonGUEST
5:37
The same corporations that I fight are maybe called XAI by Elon Musk or Valero or Refinery, but my farmers...
Justin PearsonGUEST
5:45
In Savannah, they're dealing with Cargill and John Deere and Monsanto, the same billionaire class we're up against.
Debbie MatthewsGUEST
34:57
I mean, that's a lot, and by the time you put a 7.5 interest rate on top of that, it's hard.
Debbie MatthewsGUEST
35:03
So you'll see a lot of our public servants, our nurses, our police officers start to str- go down to Lawrence County or Giles County.
Debbie MatthewsGUEST
35:10
But Giles County's getting a pop because it, Pulaski sits the same distance to Huntsville as Columbia does to Nashville, and Hu- Huntsville, of course, is crazy right now because of the FBI, Redstone, uh, NASA, all of that.
Debbie MatthewsGUEST
35:25
So people are moving into Tennessee to have the no-tax, uh, property, uh, pr- you know, no state tax.
Debbie MatthewsGUEST
35:31
They're coming into Pulaski.
Debbie MatthewsGUEST
35:33
You know, if you're looking for places to invest, Ron, Pulaski m- and Giles County is the place.
Debbie MatthewsGUEST
35:38
Beautiful farmland, not a lot of rock to build on.
Debbie MatthewsGUEST
35:41
It's an insane purchase right now.
Justin PearsonGUEST
29:26
And so when I think about the corporations and the conglomerates, that's hurting them.
Justin PearsonGUEST
29:30
And then I go to Giles County, right, in Pulaski.
Justin PearsonGUEST
29:34
We had 150 people showing up in Pulaski, believe it or not.
Justin PearsonGUEST
29:37
Uh, and a young lady comes up.
Dan MandisHOST
35:44
Our...
Dan MandisHOST
35:45
Giles County, Adams, Tennessee.
Joan JonesHOST
35:48
SpaceX does not have a rocket.
Joan JonesHOST
35:50
Oh, huh.
Chad WatsonGUEST
25:03
So we know that record, uh, that they currently have is not fooling us.
Chad WatsonGUEST
25:07
I mean, when you've played Page and Brentwood and Giles County, uh, and all the teams that they've played, they're gonna be battle tested and ready to go.
Tate MathewsHOST
25:15
Yeah.
Tate MathewsHOST
25:15
That, that, that's a ...
Chad WatsonGUEST
10:09
So we know that record, uh, that they currently have is not fooling us.
Chad WatsonGUEST
10:13
I mean, when you've played Page and Brentwood and Giles County, uh, and all the teams that they've played, they're gonna be battle-tested and ready to go.
Tate MathewsHOST
10:20
Yeah.
Tate MathewsHOST
10:21
That, that, that's a ...
Justin PearsonGUEST
37:17
And so Republicans are terrified about what we're going to be able to accomplish with early voting starting next Wednesday and obviously Election Day on November 3rd.
Justin PearsonGUEST
37:25
But I am getting a great reception all across the state in every county, including one like Giles County, where Pulaski, the home of the Ku Klux Klan, We had over 150 people in the community center gathered who are ready to organize, who are knocking doors, who are making phone calls because they want new energy, they want a new direction, and they want the issues that matter to Tennesseans to actually be addressed.
Al SharptonHOST
37:48
Now, the redrawing of Tennessee's 9th District came as part of a wave of Republican redistricting in the South after the Supreme Court decision earlier this year, gutting the part of the Voting Rights Act that protected majority black districts.
Al SharptonHOST
38:05
Can you talk about the consequences that ruling has had in the South, threatening black representation, but also perhaps motivating black voters to turn out and fight back?
Ben CarterHOST
3:42
To understand how it formed, the story has to move back from Colby's testimony to a town in Tennessee after the Civil War.
Ben CarterHOST
3:49
Pulaski, in Giles County, Tennessee, was a Confederate town facing defeat, emancipation, and a new political order.
Ben CarterHOST
3:56
In 1865 and early 1866, former Confederates across the South confronted facts they had not chosen.
Ben CarterHOST
4:03
Slavery had ended.
Micah HanksHOST
20:09
But then on October first, things became stranger still.
Micah HanksHOST
20:14
Near the Anthony Hill community in Giles County, Tennessee, three teenage boys claimed they had watched an egg-shaped craft descend to the ground.
Micah HanksHOST
20:22
And apparently, it wasn't empty.
Micah HanksHOST
20:25
The teenagers described seeing a large, hairy figure near the object, something that reportedly moved with an unusual stiff-legged gait.
Justin PearsonGUEST
7:00
And here's the shocking thing.
Justin PearsonGUEST
7:02
That people would not expect in a place like Giles County, right? Pulaski.
Justin PearsonGUEST
7:06
Tell me about Giles County.
Mary HarrisHOST
7:08
I don't know anything about Giles County.
Mary HarrisHOST
7:09
Okay,
Justin PearsonGUEST
7:09
so Giles County is the county seat is Pulaski.
Justin PearsonGUEST
7:13
Pulaski is where the Ku Klux Klan was founded, right? And so when our new district was created, the city that founded the Ku Klux Klan became part of District 9.
Justin PearsonGUEST
7:22
So I said, let's go there because we have an amazing organizer, Cassie, who's organizing people and bringing folks together.

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