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Oct 16, 2026

Jeff TiberiiHOST
16:28
And the time I'm actually thinking of, briefly and then I'll zip it, is 1994, 'cause the Democrats had power of both chambers.
Jeff TiberiiHOST
16:34
And I, I remember when I was a legislative reporter, there were very smart Republican strategists who said to me, "Oh, Republicans would've taken back both chambers of the North Carolina General Assembly had they only run candidates in every district," which I thought was really a fas- I, I just thought that was fascinating.
Jeff TiberiiHOST
16:49
You had a thought, Bryan Anderson.
Bryan AndersonPANELIST
16:50
Yeah.
Jon KimballHOST
39:40
on North Carolina.
Jon KimballHOST
39:42
Well, the North Carolina General Assembly hasn't.
Jon KimballHOST
39:44
They voted this week, the Republican-controlled North Carolina General Assembly, to suspend the North Carolina gas tax.
Jon KimballHOST
39:52
for
David ReesHOST
39:52
a month.
Stephanie Watkins CruzHOST
7:21
So all of those things are linked in the call notes for you.
Stephanie Watkins CruzHOST
7:25
In the General Assembly side, last week, the North Carolina General Assembly briefly reconvened in Raleigh for a few hours for the first extra session called this calendar year.
Stephanie Watkins CruzHOST
7:36
They voted overwhelmingly to pass the Relief at the Pump Act, which suspends the state's 41 cent per gallon gas tax, but just through the end of November.
Stephanie Watkins CruzHOST
7:46
Governor Stein signed this bill into law on Friday.
Pete KalinerHOST
8:15
She says...
Pete KalinerHOST
8:17
That's because it's going to blow up in the Republican NCGA's North Carolina General Assembly's faces.
Pete KalinerHOST
8:23
So the Democrats are supporting this.
Pete KalinerHOST
8:26
Stein signed it and Stein used it at Ager's farm for a campaign event for Ager because this is going to blow up in the GOP's faces.
Anna PattersonHOST
3:02
too.
Stephanie Watkins-CruzHOST
3:04
Moving on to state updates, the North Carolina General Assembly will convene tomorrow in Raleigh this week.
Stephanie Watkins-CruzHOST
3:11
Yesterday, a joint proclamation was released by both chambers announcing that the first extra session of 2026 will take place tomorrow.
Stephanie Watkins-CruzHOST
3:19
uh they'll start convening at 12 noon and so the basis around this is they're going to meet to consider legislation necessary to provide north carolinians of state tax relief on gas and diesel fuel we'll include the link to the calendars as well as the ability to listen in on session and different press conferences tomorrow and the call notes different folks are kind of questioning what what routes they can take and whether this is something that really is to kind of draw attention since the election is so close.
Brian BaltashevitzHOST
0:42
Voters who missed that cutoff can still register and vote during the early voting period, which runs October 15th through October 31st, but they must attest to their eligibility, show proof of residence, and present an acceptable photo ID.
Brian BaltashevitzHOST
0:57
This year's midterm ballot includes major races, one U.S. Senate seat, all 14 U.S. House seats, one North Carolina Supreme Court seat, three Court of Appeals seats, and every seat in the North Carolina General Assembly.
Brian BaltashevitzHOST
1:10
To check your voter registration and view your sample ballots, visit the voter search tool at vtncsbe.gov. That's vtncsbe.gov. WFAE reports North Carolina Attorney General Jeff Jackson has joined a bipartisan group of 45 attorneys general urging Congress to fully fund the U.S. Supreme Court security request for fiscal year 2027.
Brian BaltashevitzHOST
1:37
The coalition says threats against justices have sharply increased and federal officials report serious security incidents involving judges rose 57% in the 2025 fiscal year.
DuWayne HogarthHOST
0:16
All new tonight, the push to ease the pain at the pump.
DuWayne HogarthHOST
0:19
High gas prices fueling a special session of the North Carolina General Assembly.
DuWayne HogarthHOST
0:23
We're talking with drivers tonight hoping to see some relief at the pump.
DuWayne HogarthHOST
0:27
And a North Carolina SBI agent is recovering tonight after being shot while on the job.
Bryan CohnGUEST
22:24
House? Well, you know, when I made that decision, and I'll preface this with the fact that I think it's absolutely crazy if anybody wants to be in politics forever, right? I looked at this and my political career would have, as we're kind of approaching the end of 2026, would be about six years.
Bryan CohnGUEST
22:46
Served the city of Oxford and then the North Carolina General Assembly.
Bryan CohnGUEST
22:49
I had a great opportunity knowing that Terrence Everett would be representing the district as senator and had a great friend and colleague who is a current commissioner for the city of Oxford and Curtis McCray being able to step in.
Bryan CohnGUEST
23:06
He just retired as a warden at the Butler Federal Correction Facility.
Pete KalinerHOST
21:07
But then, in December 2023...
Pete KalinerHOST
21:10
The SBI left the Department of Public Safety and became an independent cabinet-level agency under the direction of the North Carolina General Assembly.
Pete KalinerHOST
21:22
Mm-hmm.
Pete KalinerHOST
21:24
So no baby Jesus involvement.

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Rick Wilson

Sep 23 · 2 Mentions

Jennifer PalmieriGUEST
24:24
...
Jennifer PalmieriGUEST
24:24
North Carolina State Legislature.
Jennifer PalmieriGUEST
24:26
There's a total rock star, this woman, Sydney Batch, who's the Democratic leader-
Rick WilsonHOST
24:29
Yeah, yeah
Rick WilsonHOST
24:50
Yeah.
Jennifer PalmieriGUEST
24:50
And then if they, if they break the super majority, um, in the Senate, in the Nor- in the state legislature that, you know, that...
Jennifer PalmieriGUEST
24:56
The North Carolina state legislature is just sort of legendary in holding power back from, from-
Rick WilsonHOST
25:00
Oh, they make Florida-

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