# Tim Scott
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Timothy Eugene Scott (born September 19, 1965) is an American businessman and politician serving since 2013 as the junior United States senator from South Carolina. A member of the Republican Party, he is the first African-American senator in the Southern United States to be directly elected, the longest-serving Black senator in U.S. history, the first Black American to serve in both the House and Senate, and the first Black senator to chair a full committee.
Born and raised in Charleston, Scott worked in financial services before entering politics.
NW election directors on the security of the election system as Election Day nears
Election Day arrives in just four short days, with mail-in voting already underway in Oregon and Washington. The Trump administration is continuing to challenge the country’s ballots, methods of voting and state voter rolls all around the country. Trump is sending federal election observers to Oreg…
Trick or Treat, Vote or Die
Of all the scary things this Halloween — food diarrhea, measles, a market crash, disappearances, Senator Tim Scott as Mushmouth, five-minute press secretaries and more — we ALSO have an election coming up!
We're talking political horror, campaign fatigue, Lady G, questionable endorsements, serial …
Nov. 1 — Sen. Tim Scott, Rep. Jamie Raskin, Gov. JB Pritzker
Kristen Welker has exclusive interviews with Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.), Rep. Jamie Raskin (D-Md.), and Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker (D). Ryan Nobles, Amy Walter, former Congresswoman Val Demings and former U.N. Ambassador and South Carolina Governor Nikki Haley join the Meet the Press roundtable ahead o…
LEMON DROP: What happened to Tim Scott? Don Roasts His Embarrassing MAGA Makeover!
Once a vocal critic of Donald Trump's rhetoric on race, South Carolina Senator Tim Scott, has transformed into one of the president's most loyal defenders. And his latest appearances are raising eyebrows.
From entertaining talk of Trump serving beyond the constitutional two-term limit to repeating…
Record turnout rattles Republicans as Trump's closing message is bizarre
-- On the Show:
-- Early voting passes 50 million ballots as records fall in several states and Republicans grow nervous about midterm turnout
-- Trump gives baffling answers on the Alaska election lawsuit, the reflecting pool event, and a concept of a deal with Canada
-- Trump stops a rally spe…
Cornel West – The Presidential Aspirations of Cornel West
0:00 Why Cornel is running for president
10:45 How Cornel links American militarism abroad and inequality at home
15:15 Cornel’s pitch to skeptical right-of-center voters
20:30 Is there tension between Cornel’s commitment to stopping climate change and his commitment to helping the working class?
3…
Giving Stroke Treatment a Sense of Touch: Evan Austill on Perceptive Robotics
Every 40 seconds, someone in the United States has a stroke. When a blood clot blocks an artery in the brain, every minute matters. But physicians performing clot-removal procedures face a significant challenge: they can't always see exactly where the clot begins.
Perceptive Robotics is developing …
🚨 ELECTION DISASTER: GOP SPENT MILLIONS DESTROYING THEMSELVES! 💥🗳️⚡
🔥 A jaw-dropping autopsy of the midterm bloodbath! Republicans spent a staggering $2.50 attacking fellow conservatives in primaries for every $1 spent fighting Democrats—and the fallout was catastrophic! 📉💸 From losing Texas statewide seats to razor-thin squeakers across the Deep South, dive into h…
Charlie James urges lame-duck GOP action, fields caller complaints on Dems
Opening Hour 4, Segment 1 of The Charlie James Show, host Charlie James criticizes Democratic Representative Jamie Raskin for prioritizing universal gun registration alongside South Carolina's Dr. Annie Andrews following the election. He fields a series of listener calls touching on the filibuster,…
H1: Host reacts to election results, market drop, border, and new senators.
In Hour 1 of the broadcast, host Charlie James breaks down the political and economic aftermath following the recent election. He opens by mocking media reactions to the market, highlighting a massive single-day stock plunge driven by investor panic over Democratic victories. The discussion covers …
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