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Vincent, um, there's just so much happening on the campaign front.

Let me just jump right into it real quick because, um, we did have, um, the other night, um, here on WIS-TV, my good friend Judy Gadson, uh, she did an incredible job moderating another debate.

Always-- And Judy and I are really good friends.

It, it feels like every time she moderates a debate, she's the winner of the debate.

Like we said, we saw the one and likely only governor's debate for the general election on Tuesday.

It was produced by Gray Media, hosted here in Columbia by WIS.

Now, the debate did not yield really any new information from Republican Attorney General Alan Wilson or Democratic State Representative Jermaine Johnson.

Now, I know I'm really trying to hype you guys up on this by saying there's nothing new here, but the debate format featured questions from several of the journalists within the media network, as well as folks from advocacy groups and possibly people who advertise with the network.

It'll be the non-nationally televised games for the Hornets, and they'll also be on our main channels too.

So here in Columbia, uh, that's WIS 10 and 10.4.

So make a note of it.

Um, Hornets games galore.

The other thing I have, so we've been, as you might imagine, as a libertarian candidate, trying to fight for local coverage.

So my local station, WIS-TV, that I watch every day, I watch our local news every day, and they were covering the race leading up to the runoffs with Darlene Graham and Ralph Norman, and they would hold little 60-second segments for Annie Andrews, the Democratic candidate, And I finally told them, I was like, your bias is showing, guys.

Like, I'm here in Columbia.

You're my station.