The third hour of the program, hello and welcome.

I'm going to do something that maybe perhaps I shouldn't do necessarily explicitly so much anymore since I'm a national show, but I'm still, I'm fascinated by the whole Georgia political landscape.

The eyes of the nation are on it.

I've had so many national reporters come down to Georgia and interview me. I had a guy from

the London Guardian the other day come interview me about what's happening in Georgia. And I know

I hear from people all over the country who tell me all the time they're listed like, it's okay.

This is the center of the political universe.

You can talk about it.

So I'm going to talk about it for just a moment.

The lay of the landscape in Georgia right now is Herschel Walker is still dominating on the Republican side.

Now, Gary Black, the Ag Commissioner of the state, is going to join me on air this hour.

On Monday, I've had all of the candidates, Republican candidates for the Senate, on air with me for an hour.

Gary Black will be with me on Monday here in studio.

Herschel Walker has not accepted.

He doesn't, frankly, need to accept.

He is above the runoff margin.

Georgia has a runoff.

You've got to get 50% plus one vote to avoid a runoff.

Gary Black, Latham Sadler, Kelvin King, Josh Clark, they're all running, trying to get

Hershal Walker down to less than

50%. And they hadn't done it yet. But he's trending down from 80% down to like 58, 56%. I don't

know that they can do it. Maybe a fool's errand, but they're trying. Herschel doesn't need to spend time on radio with me for an hour talking about his life

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