in 2003, we were in poland. we came across a small shop that was bottling out in front of you. reluctant said write them we are onto something. a major one i have taken many risks over the years. with gun paycheck to paycheck s and suffered through some hard years. i know that the oiler he can become a huge nationwide business but i ve taken it as far as i can by myself. investment in a partnership with any of the sharks means we can have storage in every major city of america and become the national brand. hi, my name is q kurt campbell, and i am from beautiful egg harbor wisconsin. i am here today asking for $500,000 in exchange for 35% of my company. kevin, you have mentioned that you collect all of oil, so you know the nuances of fresh oil, but many americans, a lot of americans have ever tasted fresh olive oil. before we came along the only way to buy olive oil was to start a bunch of labels and hope. you have no idea if it s going to taste fresh. our system is full
because there is we have to stay focused on the fight we have ahead and the threat we see in american democracy. that is the extremists coming out of the republican party. you, of course, are a south carolina ura south carolinian. that is your home state. and the first primary, it s supposed to be the first primary despite ongoing pushback from other states. president biden is visiting south carolina, revisiting how important it is. it is not a swing state. my question for you is, why south carolina? why not georgia or north carolina? there are more swing states. why south carolina? well, you know south carolina has been in the running now for almost 2 decades. and if you look at the other early state party or state during that time, you look at iowa, new hampshire, nevada, south carolina has been the best indicator. i think the only primary in which south carolina did not choose the eventual nominee of the democratic party was when john edwards and john kerry
indicted candidate? for democrats, can they reinvigorate the coalition that put joe biden in the white house? how are they going to resolve a messy battle over the primary calendar? alas the chair, jaime harrison, about how his party plans to tackle those questions when he joins me, coming up first. plus, more from my recent conversation with two with the democratic party s biggest names. congresswoman, elk alexandria ocasio-cortez discusses that and makes the republican primary. governor gavin newsom explains why he s using his political capital to help democrats and red states. well there s so much that seems to divide us these days, music is one of the few things that brings us together. i join two members of the musical group, they ate it brothers at our weekend 14 i know it may seem like the election is pretty far off, but the truth is, the very first votes of the 2024 presidential sex durr will be cast just six months from now. this time next year, will be only days a
president biden is in south carolina this week reinforcing how important it is. it is diverse, but it is not a swing state, so my question for you is, why south carolina? why not georgia or north carolina? also diverse states representing the base, but more swing states. why is south carolina a better choice to be first? you know south carolina has been in the early state window now for almost two decades and if you look at the other early state parties were states during that time, iowa, new hampshire, nevada, south carolina has been the best indicator. i think the only primary in which south carolina did not choose the eventual nominee of the democratic party was when john edwards and john kerry ran, and the only reason for that is john edwards was a native of south carolina. south carolina has been the best indicator of who is eventually going to be the nominee of the democratic party , and why is that the case? it is the case because for decades, black voters have been
democratic party was when john edwards, and john kerry ran. the only reason for that is that john edwards is at nativist of south carolina. south carolina is the best indicator of who is eventually going to be the nominee of the democratic party. why is that the case? the case because for decades, black voters have been the backbone of the democratic party. what happens in south carolina has a ripple effect. what happens in north carolina, what happens in georgia, what happens in mississippi, alabama. across the country, where the significant african american population, there is a statistic i love to use from the national geographic that says 90% of african americans in this country can trace at least one ancestor from south carolina. why is that? it s because 40% of enslaved people came into this country came through the border of charleston. so it really is the glue for a lot of the african american