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Joe Cunningham

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Oct 17, 2026

Joan EspositoHOST
1:01
That is another issue that really, really resonates with a lot of people.
Joan EspositoHOST
1:08
Joe Cunningham is the congressperson from South Carolina, Democrat, but is also the current spokesperson for the Pharmaceutical Reform Alliance and is always very kind to bring us updates on what is going on with drugs and drug pricing.
Joan EspositoHOST
1:28
Joe, thanks for being here today.
Joe CunninghamGUEST
1:30
Hey, Joan, thanks so much for having me on.

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Joe CunninghamGUEST
11:55
There's a study found that if you were to apply this pricing reference to select high-cost brand-name drugs in the United States, then spending would decrease by over 50%.
Joan EspositoHOST
12:13
Joe, we need to take a break.
Joan EspositoHOST
12:14
Joe Cunningham is a congressperson from South Carolina and also the current spokesperson for the Pharmaceutical Reform Alliance.
Joan EspositoHOST
12:24
We are going to be back with more right after this.
Richard ChuHOST
10:25
John Bartman, the fifth-generation Illinois soybean farmer and activist.
Richard ChuHOST
10:30
Uh, Joe Cunningham, former congressman who now serves as spokesperson for the Pharmaceutical Reform Alliance.
Richard ChuHOST
10:36
Joe Brancatelli of the Joe Sent Me business travel newsletter.
Richard ChuHOST
10:41
That is Live Local and Progressive weekdays, 2:00 to 5:00 here on WCPT, heartlandsignal.com.

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Richard ChuHOST
69:06
All right, guys, quick break, but before we go to the break, make sure you are tuning in, of course, to live local and progressive.
Richard ChuHOST
69:12
Joan Esposito should be taking your calls today.
Richard ChuHOST
69:13
Laura Bell and John Bartman, Joe Cunningham, and Joe Brancatelli will be joining her.
Richard ChuHOST
69:18
And Melissa Villanueva, Leah Green- Leah Greenberg, and Chris Forde will be joining Patty driving it home this afternoon and early evening.
Keegan BillingsHOST
8:28
In the 1st Congressional District, incumbent Republican Rep. Marionette Miller-Meeks is defending her seat against former Democratic State Rep. Christina Bohannon.
Keegan BillingsHOST
8:37
Next, in South Carolina's only swing district, Democrats are hoping for a repeat of 2018 when former Rep. Joe Cunningham, the Democrat, pulled off an upset win in the Republican-leaning Charleston-based district.
Keegan BillingsHOST
8:48
This year, incumbent Rep. Nancy Mace, the Republican, won't be on the ballot after she made an unsuccessful bid for South Carolina governor.
Keegan BillingsHOST
8:56
Instead, Democrat Nancy LaCour, a retired Navy vice admiral, will take on Republican Jenny Costa-Honeycutt.
Mark HalperinHOST
57:37
New episode of Next Up drops later today.
Mark HalperinHOST
57:39
My guests include Scott Martin and Joe Cunningham.
Mark HalperinHOST
57:42
And my reported monologue is talking to Republican and Democrat consultants.
Mark HalperinHOST
57:46
What they'll say or who they'll blame if the party underperforms in the midterms.
Mark HalperinHOST
0:13
We're gonna try to make sense of the midterms here with two guests who know what's what.
Mark HalperinHOST
0:18
Uh, first, uh, former South Carolina Democratic Congressman Joe Cunningham will be here, try to walk through, uh, some of the midterm, uh, confusion and, uh, question marks.
Mark HalperinHOST
0:27
And then the economy is every bit as confusing as the midterms, and so we've got a great guest for that, too.
Mark HalperinHOST
0:32
Uh, the president and CEO of Akna Asset Management, also a partner at Kingsview Partners, Scott Martin will be here.

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Mark HalperinHOST
18:54
Prices, values, and available markets may differ from those mentioned.
Mark HalperinHOST
18:57
For more information, see kalshi.com/regulatory.
Mark HalperinHOST
18:59
[upbeat music] All right, next up, and joining me now to try to make more sense of the midterms and the confusion that I still feel, the former Democratic congressman from South Carolina, Joe Cunningham, also author of Life of the Party: How Democrats Lost America's Trust and How They Can Win It Back.
Mark HalperinHOST
19:17
Joe Cunningham, welcome back.
Joe CunninghamHOST
0:00
Good afternoon, Lafayette.
Joe CunninghamHOST
0:02
Welcome in to The Joe Cunningham Show on News Talk 96.5 KPEL.
Joe CunninghamHOST
0:07
Joe Cunningham here with you guys today.
Joe CunninghamHOST
0:09
It is a great, great day.
Joe CunninghamHOST
0:11
Jamie Davis, candidate for US Senate, joining me here on the show coming up in the next couple of seg- or for the next couple segments, rather.
Joe CunninghamHOST
0:21
He came in earlier today.
Joe CunninghamHOST
0:23
I don't know if you heard him on the Moon Griffon Show, but he came in earlier today, had a, a long sit-down with him.
Joe CunninghamHOST
0:29
You'll hear about the first half of the interview here on the show, and if you want to hear the full interview, you can go to, uh, my Substack, joecunninghamshow.substack.com, or look up The Joe Cunningham Show on, you know, whatever podcast network, Apple, Spotify, whatever.
Ally MutnickGUEST
9:55
If you think about some of their like, you know, most hard won districts like Kendra Horn lost in 2020.
Ally MutnickGUEST
10:04
Joe Cunningham lost in 2020.
Ally MutnickGUEST
10:07
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Ally MutnickGUEST
10:09
Brindisi, you call it like low hanging fruit in an election parlance because it's just, you know, that district reverts back to where it wants to be.
Sumi SomaskandaHOST
22:13
And it was interesting.
Sumi SomaskandaHOST
22:14
I was talking to, we have this, um, panel with a Democrat and a Republican on our programs, on Context USA, and, uh, the Democrat, former congressman from South Carolina, Joe Cunningham, has said, "This is deranged, this is ridiculous, and it absolutely shouldn't be joked about.
Sumi SomaskandaHOST
22:29
I don't, it doesn't matter how he meant it."
Anthony ZurcherHOST
22:31
Yeah.
Nick ReynoldsGUEST
24:31
Um, you know, it used to be that, um, you know, the first congressional district was a clean toss-up.
Nick ReynoldsGUEST
24:37
You know, that was the time when we got Joe Cunningham.
Nick ReynoldsGUEST
24:39
Obviously, you know, Nancy Mace ended up, you know, winning that race, but winning that seat back a couple years later by the skin of her teeth as well.
Nick ReynoldsGUEST
24:45
Uh-
Jenny Costa HunnicuttGUEST
28:38
And so we are gonna keep pressing ahead all the way through the tape.
Jenny Costa HunnicuttGUEST
28:42
But here's the truth: I won my first county council race in that midterm where Joe Cunningham won this seat.
Jenny Costa HunnicuttGUEST
28:49
Uh, I outperformed the ballot that election cycle, and I plan to do the same thing, uh, here.
Jenny Costa HunnicuttGUEST
28:55
Now, the district changed ever so slightly in 2022 after the Supreme Court approved our maps, uh, after the 2020 census.

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