Tune in here to this Wednesday's edition of the Brett Winterble Show! 

 

Brett kicks off the program by talking about the corruption and self-interest plaguing Washington, D.C., and the growing disconnect between elected officials and the American people. He paints a vivid picture of the nation's capital as more of a casino than a seat of government—where influence is bought, and service is secondary to personal gain. Brett slams politicians who use their office for branding and enrichment rather than for stewardship and sacrifice. He contrasts this with a powerful reminder of real patriotism—not as a costume or slogan, but as a sacred covenant between citizens and the Constitution.:

We’re joined by Robert Riles from the Liberty Mountain drama to talk about his role as Reverend Mackenzie and the upcoming production commemorating the Battle of Kings Mountain. A first-time community theater actor, Robert shares how his passion for history led him to this powerful role. He brings to life a character who inspires courage and unity during a pivotal moment in the American Revolutionary War. The play explores intense family conflicts, with brothers fighting brothers, and highlights the crucial role of women like Mary Patton, who made black powder for the Patriots. This year’s performances, including a special October 7th show marking the battle’s 245th anniversary, offer a unique chance to experience history live, especially with the Kings Mountain National Military Park closed for now. For tickets and more info, visit libertymountandrama.com — don’t miss this gripping and heartfelt production that brings America’s first civil war to life.

 

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