Nolan Wells' 'Friends' New Interview Is Worse Than The First One!

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Don Lemon Show Producer 0:44
Oh, good morning. Good morning. I'm so happy to have you here. Welcome, welcome, welcome to Hot Topics, 10 a.m. Eastern time. And I'm saying Eastern. You'll you'll uh you'll understand why in a minute. Um, but we have a very big show for you today. We are going to discuss uh the new Nolan Wells Friends interview. Um yeah and Look, we are going to recover, we're going to cover this no matter what the folks are wanting us to do down there, threatening. We're gonna get to the bottom of what happened. We're gonna keep asking questions. We're not incriminating people, we're just asking questions, okay? And we're doing what journalists do. And we're also going to speak with Justin J. Pearson, who just won uh the primary, his primary.
Don Lemon Show Producer 1:33
Uh against his, you know, a Democratic opponent. And he is becoming one of the prominent national voices. I want to bring him in now before we get to all of it. But first, I want you to hit the like and the thumbs up because it does affect the algorithm and more people become aware of our conversation and our channel. In the meantime, Mr. Justin J. Pearson, he represents the 86th district in Tennessee House of Representatives. Last week he won the Democratic Party. Primary of Tennessee's ninth district and U.S. Congress. Pearson is a prominent national voice and a political leader opposing the unchecked expansion of artificial intelligence infrastructure, specifically targeting large-scale AI data centers.
Don Lemon Show Producer 2:11
He is on the pulse. And um he's who we need now and in the future. Thank you, sir, for representing for representing us and thank you for coming on. Congratulations to you. How are you doing?
Justin J. Pearson 2:22
Thank you so much. You know, I'm doing great. Uh realizing we were able to win this primary with sixty-six percent of the vote. We had more people uh who went and casted a ballot for us than our Republican opponent. Uh, I feel really good about where we are and the work that is happening here in Tennessee and across the South. Uh it's it's it's a good time. Uh and we're in the fight for our future, in the fight for our lives. And it feels like people recognize that uh black turnout was up extremely high. Uh, we're just seeing a lot of a lot of growth and potential here.
Don Lemon Show Producer 2:50
Yeah, well, a lot of folks have been asking you, Don, when are you gonna get Justin Pearson on? We're trying. And the reason I said Eastern time is because you're he was supposed to be on yesterday. Well, guys, we tried to get him on on Friday. He was very busy. We said we'd rather have him on Monday when he has more time to discuss, and we wanted to have him live. And then, as look, it happens all the time, but people get central and eastern mixed up. Those are the two really time zones. Usually when people are out on the West Coast, say no to say Pacific. Or whatever. But um anyways, he's here now. So, sir, how do you feel about um first of all your chances? I imagine you think your chances are good, right?
Justin J. Pearson 3:24
I mean, they rigged the map thinking this was a plus 22 Republican district, uh, but maps don't vote. People do. Uh, and what we are finding is people are energized, they're fired up, and they're wanting a different vision, a different future for Tennessee and District 9. But our job is to raise money and it is to make sure that people volunteer and go and help us to win this campaign. It's not gonna happen just because we wish for it. We're gonna have to put the work in, but there's no one working harder than us. We've knocked already 30,000 doors, made over 20,000 phone calls. That's what it's gonna take uh to win this November. And we're building the team to be able to do that, uh, which has given me a lot of courage, a lot of hope about the future uh of our campaign.

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