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Breaking: Brett Jensen kicks off the show by discussing the upcoming "No Kings" protest in Uptown Charlotte and the community concerns surrounding potential unrest after dark.

Jensen outlines the origins of the protest and the group organizing it, noting its ties to past demonstrations and speculation about outside funding. While the planned event is scheduled from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., Jensen raises concerns about what might unfold later in the evening once the sun goes down. He questions whether CMPD is prepared to handle potential civil disturbances and emphasizes the importance of proactive—not reactive—law enforcement. Jensen also shares a report from Queen City News detailing similar protests across the country and CMPD’s official response, assuring the public they’re ready to ensure safety. With memories of 2020 unrest still fresh

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Brett covers the Concealed Carry Biill and the Immigration Bill passed by the North Carolina General Assembly. AP Dillon, reporter for "The North State Journal", joins Brett to discuss the protests in Raleigh. Brett talks about Maggie and thanks everyone who reached out to him about her passing.

 

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Breaking Brett Jensen opens the show with a serious look at the ongoing legal controversy surrounding Charlotte City Council member Tiawana Brown and its potential implications for the city’s political future. He begins by referencing Brown’s email stating she would not seek re-election—a message she later called a “test.” Jensen questions the credibility of that explanation.

Brown is facing federal wire fraud charges connected to alleged COVID relief fraud totaling $124,000, with a trial possibly before November.

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Breaking Brett Jensen kicks the show off with an exclusive post-speech interview with RNC Chairman Michael Whatley, who outlines the national strategy being modeled after North Carolina’s successful political framework. Whatley discusses the Trump administration’s priorities—economic revitalization, border security, and foreign policy—and highlights the RNC’s focus on voter engagement and election integrity ahead of the 2024 election. When asked about his political future, Whatley remains noncommittal but acknowledges the speculation surrounding potential runs for Senate or governor. Jensen concludes the segment by emphasizing Whatley’s growing national role and his continued influence in Republican political strategy.

 

 

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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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Breaking Brett Jensen kicks the show off by talking about vaping regulations and foster care reform with North Carolina State Representative Donnie Loftus. Reporting live from the NC GOP Convention in Greensboro, Jensen dives into House Bill 430, which would raise the legal age to purchase nicotine products to 21 and introduce tighter regulations on vape shops across the state. Loftus emphasizes the growing concern of youth vaping, calling it an “epidemic issue.”

 Later, Jensen sits down with North Carolina Superior Court Judge Craig Collins, who currently serves in Mecklenburg County but was elected out of Gaston County. Judge Collins announced his candidacy for the North Carolina Court of Appeals in 2026 and discussed why judicial races matter more than voters often realize. He emphasized the importance of judicial restraint and preserving constitutional integrity, cautioning against activist judges who legislate from the bench.

Also, Jensen spoke with Rockingham County Sheriff Sam Page, who is making headlines with his decision to challenge Senate Majority Leader Phil Berger in a Republican primary that could reshape political power in Raleigh. Page, a longtime sheriff with over four decades in law enforcement, says he's running to bring transparency, conservative accountability, and a stronger voice for local constituents.

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Breaking Brett Jensen kicks the show off by talking about the North Carolina GOP Convention in Greensboro and the state’s evolving budget negotiations. Broadcasting live from the convention, Jensen is joined by North Carolina State Representative David Willis, who discusses the House’s version of the state budget recently passed and now under Senate review. Willis highlights major priorities including raising teacher pay—making North Carolina’s starting salary the highest in the Southeast—and investing in educational programs and state infrastructure. He also explains disagreements with the Senate over tax cut triggers and the financial impact of inflation.

Later, Jensen sits down for an exclusive, first-ever interview with Dave Warren, the former Director of Election Integrity for the North Carolina GOP. Speaking from the NC GOP Convention in Greensboro, Warren explains how North Carolina became the national model for election oversight from 2021 through 2024. Under the leadership of then-NCGOP Chair Michael Whatley—now head of the RNC—Warren helped build a statewide infrastructure of poll observers, legal staff, and training systems that ensured election transparency across all 100 counties and over 2,600 precincts.

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Breaking Brett Jensen kicks the show off by talking about the latest developments in the Catawba County mass shooting investigation and the frustration surrounding the suspect’s $200,000 bond release. Jensen shares highlights from a major press conference featuring Catawba County Sheriff Don Brown, who expressed outrage over the suspect being back on the streets despite facing multiple serious charges.

The sheriff praised the collaborative efforts of 12 law enforcement agencies working across six counties to investigate the complex shooting, which involved over 80 shots fired. Sheriff Brown emphasized the painstaking process of ballistics analysis, critical to determining who is responsible for the homicide and other charges. The FBI remains heavily involved, working on bullet trajectory and forensic details.

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Breaking Brett Jensen kicks the show off by talking about two major incidents: the shooting of a Monroe police officer and a mass shooting at a house party near Hickory. Brett brings on WBTV reporter David Hodges, who was dispatched early Sunday morning to cover the Hickory scene, where up to 200 people attended a party that turned violent. Hodges shares behind-the-scenes insight, including reports of multiple shooters and over 80 rounds fired. 

Brett and David express concern over the lack of suspect information and question why law enforcement isn’t releasing more details to the public. They also discuss potential negligence, as the homeowners reportedly were aware of the party, with Alcohol Law Enforcement now involved

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Breaking Brett Jensen kicks off the show by discussing the heartbreaking loss of his beloved dog, Maggie, and the emotional toll of caring for her in her final weeks. Brett shares a deeply personal and moving story of Maggie’s decline and the painful decision to say goodbye. Having been with him since 2009, Maggie was not just a pet, but a constant companion for 16 years and even became a familiar presence at WBT events.

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