Tune in here to this ​Wednesday's edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen!

Breaking Brett Jensen kicks the show off by talking about the unfolding drama in Cabarrus County and the chaos surrounding Commissioner Chris Measmer’s p pending resignation. Brett explains how Measmer, recently appointed to the state Senate, is allegedly trying to manipulate the process to install his own successor before officially stepping down. Brett outlines concerns about rule violations, conflicts of interest, and the possibility of costly lawsuits if Measmer proceeds with a vote he's not supposedly allowed to make.

Later in the show, Brett transitions to Charlotte-Mecklenburg Schools (CMS) and recent public outrage over a violent classroom incident, raising questions about excessive force, student safety, and community response. Involving a 15-year-old black male student and a 15-year-old Muslim female student, where the boy allegedly punched the girl, actually breaking her face. Brett discusses police input about the role of excessive force and physical disparity in such cases. 

The focus then shifts to a press conference led by Rev. Corine Mack of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg NAACP, who condemned activist Jibril Hough—spokesperson for the girl’s family—for making what she calls inflammatory statements.

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