The TJ Ritchie Show: Dodger Controversy & Voting Districts

The TJ Ritchie Show is a nighty talk show on WBT Charlotte that covers news and politics, along with everything happening in entertainment, sports, and…well…life! Because he’s “America’s Coolest Conservative,” TJ breaks it all down in a way that everyone can understand and enjoy, delivering pinpoint political analysis with wit and a heaping dose of Southern charm.  Not since Rush Limbaugh has a host combined serious political and cultural news with satirical humor.  He has been one of America’s most well-respected radio hosts for over 25 years, and now he’s conquering the talk radio and podcast world.  Liberals beware…you just might laugh at yourselves!  There’s a new Sheriff in town, and his name is TJ Ritchie!

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HOUR 1

​Segment 1:

Subject: The LA Dodgers will honor Billy Bean and Glenn Burke, the first two known gay baseball players. They have honored an LGBT group previously, which caused controversy in 2023.

Segment 2:

Subject: Emmanuel Acho, a commentator on ESPN, discusses how black people wear team hats to match the color on their clothes, and makes fun of people who think they are actually rooting for the team.

Segment 3:

Subject: TJ reads some texts, explains how he got his name.

Segment 4:

Subject: TJ plays an excerpt from a hearing by Kirsten Gillibrand questioning Scott Turner, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.

HOUR 2

Segment 1:

Subject: TJ plays excerpts from the local NAACP President Corine Mack about the need to have a black mayor in Charlotte.

Segment 2:

Subject: The US Supreme Court ruling that voting districts cannot be race-based has the Democrats in an uproar about disenfranchisement.

Segment 3:

Subject: More discussion about the redistricting and election in Louisiana.

Segment 4:

Subject: TJ discusses how the democrats feed the fear-mongering about the redistricting position. Played an excerpt from a black liberal talking about how the Democratic Party sold them out to foreign people.