Tune in here to this Monday edition of the Brett Winterble Show with Breaking Brett Jensen filling in! 

Brett kicks off the program by talking about Germany's new anti-free speech laws where citizens can be arrested for insulting someone to their face, or online. If someone makes an insensitive post online, the police can come to their homes, take their electronics and haul them off to jail. We aren't talking about inciting violence, or even threats of violence, this is as simple as calling someone an "idiot" will now result in imprisonment. Brett then plays a clip from CBS, of Margaret Brennan arguing that freedom of speech is what caused the Holocaust. Yes, the Holocaust where the Nazi's viciously tortured and murdered millions of Jews, people of color, gypsies, and others; according to Brennan that was all due to free speech. This is what we're dealing with, all the while the left is screaming that conservatives are fascist Nazi's.

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Breaking Brett Jensen kicks off the show by discussing the release of a defendant charged with serious sexual offenses, despite concerns from the Cornelius Police Department. He also features an interview with Daniel Redford, president of the Charlotte Fraternal Order of Police, discussing the impact of the decision.

Later in the Show Brett Features a interview from Queen City News with  Dr. James Atkinson, Vice President of Thought Leadership at SHRM to discuss the findings of a recent study on workplace relationships.

 62% of men have been in at least one workplace relationship, compared to 45% of women. Dr. Atkinson noted that more men seem comfortable engaging in these relationships, but they are still common for both genders, with one in six people having gone on a date with a colleague in the last year. The study found that the primary motivation for these relationships is love, with over half seeking companionship or sincere love. However, about 25% of people admitted to pursuing relationships for job-related reasons, such as security or career advancement.

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Breaking Brett Jensen kicks off the show by talking about a Honduran who was detained by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) in Charlotte today. The individual had been deported multiple times, he was also arrested and released by CMPD which led to some harsh comments towards Sheriff Garry McFadden who released the individual back into the community. In response, Sheriff McFadden refuted the accusations saying that ICE was notified of the Honduran's immigration status but failed to take custody of him. The man was detained for five days without being picked up by ICE, after that the man posted bond and was released. No matter what ICE or anyone else thinks about the situation, the man has all of the same rights as American citizens, CMPD had no legal right to keep him detained.  

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Breaking Brett Jensen kicks off the show by talking about BarrelPalooza, a pop-up event at a local ABC store, with rare bourbons and thousands of spirit lovers in attendance. Brett shares an interview with Brian Peter, Vice President of Logistics & Mix Beverage, and Certified Bourbon Steward with the Meck County ABC Board. They discussed what makes BarrelPalooza special, and that 25% of the sales go to local causes with over $300,000 in sales on Saturday alone.

Brett also shares an interview with the first two people in line who had been camped out since Wednesday. They were both bourbon lovers who were happy to camp out for a few nights for the opportunity to purchase some very rare bourbons.
Later, Brett talks to the men vastly influential in deciding which bourbons will be sold at BarrelPalooza in Director of Sales for Republic National Distributing Co., and volunteer as President of The NC Spirits Association Mike Yates, and Co-Founder of the Charlotte Bourbon Society Ken Bernardo

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Breaking Brett Jensen kicks off the show by sharing Pete Kaliner's interview with North Carolina State Representative Dean Arp, sharing an incredible story about saving an elderly woman from a house fire. While driving through Rockingham, North Carolina, Arp saw a mobile home on fire, he and his wife quickly turned around to check on the situation. Once on scene, his wife began calling 911 while he jumped into action after seeing a disabled elderly woman in the doorway. Her wheelchair was tangled up in a blanket, making it impossible for "Ms. Ester," a 77-year-old woman, to escape on her own. Luckily Arp was able to help get her out of harm's way, shortly before the entire home was engulfed in flames. Arp gives all credit to God for giving him the inkling to go back and investigate the situation.

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Breaking Brett Jensen kicks off the show by talking with Union County School Board Chairman, Jimmy Bention, Sr., about the school board members' stipend increase from $750 a month to $950 a month. Chairman Bention explains why the board members needed the increase, siting the size of the school system they oversee as one of the reasons. As the chairman sees retirement in his near future, he wanted to take the opportunity to increase the compensation for the hardworking board members in Union County. With some uproar following the stipend increase, he felt it necessary to point out that not everyone in government is out for personal gain, there are many government employees who show up every day to work hard and help the community they serve.

Later, Brett shares an interview with NCGOP Chairman Jason Simmons, where they discuss his future, as well as the future of the NC Republican party. In short, the future looks bright for the NCGOP, with some historic achievements on the horizon.

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Breaking Brett Jensen kicks off the show by talking about the uproar surrounding President Trump's Gaza plan, and members of the media losing their minds following the announcement. Brett also addresses the president saying he won't rule out sending in the military, and why it is foolish for presidents to give exact answers regarding military plans.

  Later, Brett talks about the local impact of President Trump's deportation plans, specifically Charlotte Mecklenburg Schools, sharing a clip from WBTV covering the ongoing situation at CMS. Teachers, administrators, parents, and many more are panicked over the situation, in fear that ICE will raid CMS and deport and children who are in America illegally. With a third of CMS student being of Latino descent the Charlotte Mecklenburg School Board came out making a statement that all students will be safe at school.

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Breaking Brett Jensen kicks off the show by talking about President Donald Trump and the Prime Minister of Israel Benjamin Netanyahu's meeting today. Although out of character for Brett, we pick up their post-meeting speech at the White House where they discuss the alliance between America and Israel as well as their search for peace in the Middle East. The two leaders have hopes of bringing other Middle Eastern nations together in an alliance that will benefit all parties through economic strength, modernization, and strength in numbers to deter individual nations from attacking others. They also discuss taking over Gaza and developing the nation for the betterment of the Palestinian people.

Later, Brett discusses members of the media suffering from Trump derangement syndrome where they lose their minds every time Trump does something. If Trump saved a puppy from a tree the media would talk about how Trump hurt the tree and put firefighters out of work. These aren't unbiased purveyors of truth, they are hard-left anti-Trumpers who seek to destroy Trump's reputation.

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Breaking Brett Jensen kicks the show off by talking about the Mecklenburg County ABC Board and its operations. The board's involvement in the community is a key theme, particularly in relation to addiction recovery and support for those struggling with substance abuse. Brett emphasizes that the ABC Board isn’t just about selling alcohol, but also about giving back to the community. A large part of the ABC Board’s efforts involves funding local nonprofit organizations, particularly those focused on alcohol and drug abuse treatment and prevention. Brett is joined by members of the Mecklenburg ABC Board to discuss everything from community outreach and support as well as why there are restrictions on how many bottles of Buffalo Trace bourbon you can buy.

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Gaston County DA Travis Page stops in to discuss youth Crime. Brett discusses new wildfires in NC, and his car woes.

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