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

Brett kicks off the program by talking about the ongoing tax cut debate and what he sees as the disappointing response from supposed conservatives. He expresses disbelief that his audience—whom he considers smart—is falling for political distractions and failing to support what he believes is a crucial tax cut. Drawing comparisons to Hillary Clinton, Moses, and even WWE, Brett accuses some conservatives of abandoning their principles when political pressure rises. He criticizes figures like Marjorie Taylor Greene and Lindsey Graham while warning that giving up now will lead to a return to Obama-era tax policies

We're joined by Mark Lynch from South Carolina to talk about the “big beautiful bill” and his potential run for U.S. Senate in 2026. Lynch, a businessman and ordained deacon, strongly supports former President Donald Trump and criticizes Senator Lindsey Graham for opposing the bill and focusing on foreign policy in Ukraine. He accuses Graham of prioritizing defense contractor interests and speculates about possible misconduct. Lynch also shares concerns about inflation and immigration, blaming the Biden administration for economic struggles and claiming unmarked buses are transporting undocumented individuals into communities.

Later we’re joined by Breaking Brett Jensen to discuss the North Carolina Republican Convention underway in Greensboro. Reporting live from the convention center, Jensen highlights the early arrivals, including major GOP figures like Michael Whatley and Jason Simmons, as well as candidates and speakers such as Virginia Foxx, Addison McDowell, and Mark Harris. He shares an exclusive interview with Dave Warren, former head of election integrity for the NCGOP, who helped launch a statewide and eventually national effort to monitor all precincts with legal oversight.

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