But when you look back on that experience, what did you learn about maybe yourself, about South Carolina politics, about the political process and the direction that we need to head?

jerry a couple things i guess um one is there is a big division between the people out there in south carolina and the so-called establishment you know the people don't want this joey they don't want all this division they don't want all this hate they don't want all this calling of names they just want their issues fixed you know they don't want to pay so much tax to the government they don't want to lose all this power i say money you know This country was founded to be a self-governing citizen.

Government's job was very simple, to protect the citizens' God-given rights.

Instead, what's happened is government has taken money and power away from the citizen and they give you all this BS.

You know, they're always talking about all this crazy stuff and they don't do anything.

And people realize they do not do anything.

So people want to get the simple issues fixed.

So how does that party unity work and how do we get that message across to people how important these elections are?

For our listeners, you're on the beach.

Yeah, yeah, on the beach.

I said, no, what do you mean no? And they said, well, if you have erosion, whether it's oceanfront, creekfront, marshfront, any front, and something happens, we essentially have jurisdiction over it.

I said, like heck you do.

And I said, yeah.

You know, the Fifth Amendment says, nor shall private property be taken for public use without just compensation.

And I said, I'm paying taxes on it.

What is the number one governmental issue or service delivery issue that you're really talking about on the campaign trailer that you think matters? So