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

Breaking Brett Jensen kicks the show off by talking about his weekend at the NC GOP Convention in Greensboro and the surprising appearance of former Lieutenant Governor Mark Robinson. Jensen dives into behind-the-scenes moments, including internal GOP tensions and Robinson’s complicated standing within the party. He explains how Robinson’s attendance sparked controversy, given past remarks and scandals that have left the GOP divided.

Later, Jensen interviews former North Carolina Lt. Governor Mark Robinson in a rare and candid conversation during the NC GOP Convention in Greensboro. Robinson reflects on his time since the election, saying he has shifted his focus toward personal life and family after years of public service and campaign demands. He acknowledges the physical and emotional toll of the campaign but avoids self-pity, drawing comparisons to the sacrifices of military families. Robinson also explains his decision to drop a lawsuit against CNN, citing the financial burden and the futility of pursuing a prolonged legal battle against a powerful media corporation.

Jensen also interviews Congressman Mark Harris during the NC GOP Convention, where Harris reflects on his return to the event and the responsibilities of his new role in Washington. Representing North Carolina’s 8th District, Harris describes the convention as a key opportunity to reconnect with constituents and fellow Republicans. He discusses his early experiences in Congress, emphasizing how being in the majority has enabled Republicans to advance critical legislative initiatives. Harris highlights recent hearings with top officials like the Secretaries of Education, Labor, and Agriculture, and expresses strong support for the $9.4 billion rescission package targeting controversial federal spending

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