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Jim DeMint

Jim DeMint

Businessman and former United States SenatorWikipedia

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Oct 7, 2026

Jalisa Washington-PriceGUEST
8:47
It's going to be upa- it's not gonna be easy.
Jalisa Washington-PriceGUEST
8:49
Um, South Carolina has not voted for a Democrat in the Senate, um, uh, since Jim DeMint, and I can't tell you how old I was when that was.
Jalisa Washington-PriceGUEST
8:57
Um, so it is, it, it's, it's also, and you see even like David Beasley who, you know, came out publicly condemning, um, he was a Republican, um, governor in South Carolina, he came out condemning Trump and his comments about Annie Andrews.
Jalisa Washington-PriceGUEST
9:12
I think you're seeing more Republicans even kind of create a permission structure for Republicans in South Carolina to say, you know, "This is enough." Like, "We're tired of this.
Jalisa Washington-PriceGUEST
10:18
It's not gonna be easy.
Jalisa Washington-PriceGUEST
10:19
Um, South Carolina has not voted for a Democrat in the Senate, um, uh, since Jim DeMint, and I can't tell you how old I was when that was.
Jalisa Washington-PriceGUEST
10:28
Um, so it is, it is, it's also, if you see even, like, David Beasley, who, you know, came out publicly condemning, um...
Jalisa Washington-PriceGUEST
10:36
He was the Republican, um, governor in South Carolina.
Lee DrutmanHOST
14:15
Uh-
James WallnerHOST
14:15
But the Republican leadership, in particular Mitch McConnell, was, was very adamant about ensuring that Thad Cochran's primary opponent would not prevail and come to the Senate and strengthen that conservative Jim Demint wing of the party.
James WallnerHOST
14:29
And the key way to do that was to get someone who was well-known, like Thad Cochran, even though he wasn't lucid and, right, um, to run again.
Lee DrutmanHOST
14:40
Yeah.
Paul GottfriedGUEST
34:40
They are loaded with money.
Paul GottfriedGUEST
34:42
The former CEO of Boeing almost became the president of the Heritage Foundation after DeMint left.
Paul GottfriedGUEST
34:53
Then they found this black woman to take the position, who's sort of, you know, sort of nondescript.
Paul GottfriedGUEST
34:59
That sort of makes them appear to be sort of reaching out to minorities.
Paul GottfriedGUEST
33:10
They are loaded with money.
Paul GottfriedGUEST
33:12
The former CEO of Boeing almost became the president of the Heritage Foundation after DeMint left.
Paul GottfriedGUEST
33:23
Then they found this black woman to take the position, who's sort of, you know, sort of nondescript.
Paul GottfriedGUEST
33:30
That sort of makes them appear to be sort of reaching out to minorities.
Jan JekielekGUEST
17:17
I've even, I've talked to people, like some of the nicest people in DC, you know? I mean, like the, the, the, the, the, the, the, the people that managed to not get kind of sucked into the DC black hole.
Jan JekielekGUEST
17:28
Some of those, like a former, uh, senator of this nature, uh, uh, Senator Jim DeMint.
Jan JekielekGUEST
17:33
I think he's kind of one of, one of the best people to come through DC.
Jan JekielekGUEST
17:36
He told me, "I believed it at one point." Right? And, and, um- We saw it happen in places like Taiwan or Japan, right, or South Korea, where a dictatorship turned into a democracy, right? And in Taiwan's case, one of the most vibrant democracies we have right now.
Neil SandersGUEST
58:11
Um, it's connected again to, to, it's actually connected to a, to, uh, what I would consider a cult is called the family, um, But this, again, some people might have seen in the Netflix documentary.
Neil SandersGUEST
58:25
But again, what the Netflix documentary does tell you is that that particular family was set up by Billy Graham, Billy Graham, and with help by a gentleman called Jim DeMint.
Neil SandersGUEST
58:33
Billy Graham and Jim DeMint are both CMP.
Neil SandersGUEST
58:36
So the CMP is actually a higher and more secretive think tank.
Neil SandersGUEST
58:43
It's bizarre.
Stephen K. BannonHOST
47:15
I gave another speech last night.
Stephen K. BannonHOST
47:17
We'll have clips later over at CPI, Jim DeMint and Mark Meadows, where I threw down once again on the Chinese Communist Party that it's ridic- it's absurd that we are allowing them and funding them and selling them chips and, um, letting them have what we call distillation, steal our intellectual property.
Stephen K. BannonHOST
47:35
That's gotta be stopped.
Stephen K. BannonHOST
47:36
But your thoughts overall of this, uh, state visit.
Ed CorriganGUEST
20:39
But ultimately, he's like, OK, I'm going to hand this off to somebody else.
Ed CorriganGUEST
20:43
Senator Jim DeMint had just been he was a pretty, pretty new senator, but decided that he would take it on.
Ed CorriganGUEST
20:48
And so I went to the senator's staff and said, listen, I'm happy to turn in my resignation if you guys want to bring some.
Ed CorriganGUEST
20:57
He had a really good staff.
Tim ScottGUEST
31:32
DeMint.
Tim ScottGUEST
31:32
I'm sorry, Jim DeMint.
Sean HannityHOST
31:34
And you were the first then elected African American from South Carolina since Reconstruction.
Sean HannityHOST
31:43
So here's, with that in mind, here's my long-winded question, because...

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