Tune in here to this ​Tuesday edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen!

Breaking Brett Jensen kicks the show off by talking about "Eaglegate," a dispute between residents in South Charlotte and a land developer determined to build an apartment building in their neighborhood. This part of Charlotte is home to million dollar houses and bald eagles.

There are many layers to this dispute; from homeowners protecting their community from an increase in crime and a decrease in home value, the protection of bald eagles which serve as a symbol of American freedom, to the land developer determined to reap the rewards of their investment, and even a Charlotte official who received a massive campaign donation from the developer. 

Later in the show Brett has Leigh Brown on the show to discuss new legislation regarding the commission due to real-estate agents.

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Tune in here to this ​Thursday edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen!

Breaking Brett Jensen kicks off tonight's show with an interview of Mark walker, former North Carolina district 6 republican congressional candidate, explaining why he dropped out of the congressional race.

Brett also shares a clip from CNN discussing republican candidate for Superintendent of Public Instruction, Michele Morrow's past tweets calling for death to traitors. The list of traitors includes former President Barack Obama, President Biden, and others. One tweet in particular shows a photoshopped image of former President Obama in an electric chair. 

Later in the show Brett shares an interview of Rory Wall, a St. Patrick's Day Parade Chairman, discussing both the parade and bar crawl held in Charlotte annually. Charlotte holds the Guinness Book of World Records title for the largest St. Patrick's Day bar crawl!

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

Tonight Brett has a one-on-one exclusive sit down interview with Mecklenburg County Sheriff Garry McFadden to cover everything from political ads to vagrants. Brett and Sheriff McFadden kick tonight's interview off with a story from earlier today where an inmate saved the life of a corrections officer who was choking. 

In the second segment Sheriff McFadden discusses why there have been revisions to the gun permit process, clarifies some political gossip, and why he chooses to, or not to endorse a candidate. 

Later in the show Brett and Sheriff McFadden cover juveniles who get caught up in criminal activity, bureaucratic inefficiencies, and more.

To wrap up the show Sheriff McFadden fields questions, comments and concerns from callers who live in Mecklenburg county. 

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Tune in here to this ​Tuesday edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen!

Brett kicks the show off with a one on one interview with a Huntersville Developer who is suing another party over slanderous remarks, all the money he has won from the settlement will be donated to charity.

Later in the show Brett covers the various trades made by the Carolina Panthers and what may be coming up in the future.

Brett also has a one on one interview with Scott Hamilton from the WBT news room to discuss sports betting legalization in North Carolina and how it's going so far with it going live yesterday. Brett and Scott also discuss the potential of South Carolina legalizing sports betting in the near future.

To wrap the show up, Brett shares some of his hottest takes on music.

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Tune in here to this ​Friday edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen!

Brett kicks off tonight's show discussing the Charlotte Observer's distain for himself, their distain for republicans, and their shameless adherence to their agenda. 

Brett interviews Scott Hamilton from the WBT newsroom to discuss the legalization of online sports betting in North Carolina and what it means for betting at large. The legalization of sports betting in North Carolina is "shocking" to Hamilton. The attitude to sports gambling across the country has vastly changed over the last decade, making it's legalization not only accepted but anticipated.

In the third segment Brett shares clips from a CMPD press conference where they shine a light on the courageous women in blue. They also discuss some of the programs they have implemented to help support the needs of the women who serve the citizens of Mecklenburg County.

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Tune in here to this ​Thursday edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen!

Brett kicks off today's show discussing what he considers to be his strengths and weaknesses in terms of his journalistic ability. He does this to highlight the great reporting done by Scott Hamilton who shared an interview with Brett of Fire Chief Rob Kinniburgh from Matthews, North Carolina.

In the interview Chief Kinniburgh discusses the new fire station that's being built in Matthews that will serve East Mecklenburg County. The new fire station will drastically cut down on the response time to various locations in the surrounding area in order to better serve the citizens.

Later in the show Brett shares the story of his first evet trip to Costco and his thoughts. This may seem somewhat off brand for Breaking Brett Jensen, who is known for his exclusive interviews and breaking news coverage, but he shares stories such as these because he insists on being genuine with his listeners.

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

Breaking Brett Jensen kicks the show off with comments on the primary results from yesterday and what it means moving forward. He discusses specific matchups in campaigns for various offices and more. Jensen also shares clips from interviews with John Bradford and Pat Harrigan discussing their thoughts following the primary election results.

Jensen also discusses some of the things that set various politicians apart, specifically the importance of name recognition. "If you don't have name recognition, you better have a lot of money," Jensen said. It's not all about name recognition, platform and policy are very important, but it will be very hard to garner the votes needed if you can't match or exceed the name recognition of your opponent.

Jensen wraps the show up with comments on local primary results.

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Tune in here to this ​Friday edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen!

Brett kicks off the show with a recap of last night's meet and greet at The Vintage Whiskey and Cigar Bar in Gastonia. "Last night could not have gone better," Brett said, the night was full of great guests on the show, loving fans, and more. Brett also covers the new trend of younger people buying chickens for fresh eggs and brings Mark Garrison onto the show to share more about it!

In the second half of tonight's show Brett shares an interview with CMPD Chief Johnny Jennings about the rise of juvenile crime. Jennings went to the White House to speak with the President and other Police Chiefs to discuss various ways to cut down on this rising crisis among the youth of America. This isn't only a rising issue in Charlotte, the rise in crime committed by juveniles is nationwide.

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Tune in here to this ​special Thursday edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen at The Vintage Whiskey and Cigar Bar in Gastonia!

On tonight's edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen we take the studio to The Vintage Whiskey and Cigar Bar for a meet and greet/radio show. The great turnout of fans and unbeatable atmosphere at The Vintage made for a great show.

Brett was joined by a life long friend and owner of The Vintage Whiskey and Cigar Bar, Dan Wise, for the first segment of tonight's show. They discuss everything from the origins of the bar to them growing up in the same area.

District 8 Republican Congressional Candidate Dan Berry joins Brett for the second segment to give an update on his campaign as we quickly approach the election. District 8 Republican Congressional Candidate Leigh Brown also joins Brett to give an update on her campaign and encourage constituents to get out and vote.

Brett wraps up tonight's show with Bo Thompson from Good Morning BT.

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Tune in here to this ​Tuesday edition of Breaking With Brett Jensen!

In today's episode of Breaking With Brett Jensen we are joined by Republican candidate for North Carolina Superintendent of Public Instruction, Michele Morrow, to defend herself from claims made by her opponent. Morrow combats the claim that she and her campaign have spread false information about her opponent, current North Carolina Superintendent of Public Instruction Catherine Truitt.

Morrow also discusses why she would be a good pick for North Carolina Superintendent of Public Instruction, and what she will do if elected. Some of the key issues she plans to tackle include the woke agenda that is being pushed on students in North Carolina, the lack of discipline in schools, and making children feel safe at school. Morrow claims that children are experiencing their "fight or flight" response in schools today and this must change.

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