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We want to hear from you. Share and post your comments. Recall 1-800-684-3-110. And now your host, Logan Secular. Welcome to Seculo, halfway through

the week, Wednesday, May 27th. Welcome to the show. Will Haynes joining me in studio later on. We got

CC-Hile going to be joining us. She's got a pretty great announcements. You want to stay tuned for that.

Of those who are longtime supporters, the ACLJ, are going to like what she has to say. And a little bit later, Jeff Balabon, ACLJ Jerusalem, is going to be joining us as well. So it's going to be packed as well as your phone calls. And I want to hear from you because we have two central guests on the show today, we're going to have less time for calls. So if you want to call in, now it's the time to do it.

Or, you know, we'll have some time a little bit later in the show, but really now is the time to do it. 1-800-6-4-31-10. President Trump holding a cabinet meeting right now. So we're making sure to monitor that. If there's anything worth breaking into, we will. but we all want to cover what was going on in these midterm primaries, everything that

happened last night, even out of Texas, including some heavy hitters being removed from

office as well as some expected wins and, thankfully, some expected losses, including the

candidate who was leading at the time saying maybe we need to round up all the Zionists and put them in what were former ICE detention facilities and turn them in to concentration camps.

That's taking a little bit of liberties with her words, but not many.

But thankfully, Texas did the right thing, even the

Texas Democrats and decided not to move forward with her. But there's other big ones that came out

last night, Will. That's right. And one of the major ones was the Ken Paxton versus John

Cornyn Republican primary for Senate. This is with what many would refer to as kind of an

establishment Republican, John Cornyn, who had been in the Senate since 2016. primary for Senate. This is with what many would refer to as kind of an establishment

Republican, John Cornyn, who had been in the Senate since 2002. So 24 years ago, he was first

elected to the Senate. And this was a race that saw some jaw-dropping numbers spent.

$130 million spent on this primary.

92 million of that being for Senator Cornyn.

And with a late endorsement by the president had a overwhelming victory in the primary for Ken

Paxton. 63.8% to 36.2% over almost 400,000 votes separated them. That is a ton

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