Tune in here to this Friday’s edition of the Brett Winterble Show! 

Brett kicks off the program with Pete Kaliner for this edition of The Hangover as they discuss the latest developments in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial, which ended in a mistrial after jurors were unable to reach a unanimous verdict. Brett and Pete question the unusual circumstances surrounding the jury deliberations, including reports that one juror was allegedly preventing the panel from reaching a decision. They also examine Massachusetts’ complicated legal process surrounding insanity defenses and the controversy that followed the mistrial.

We're joined by Rachel Campos Duffy from Fox News and Dr. Matthew Harrison from North Carolina Right to Life to talk about abortion pill reversal and the upcoming North Carolina Right to Life annual gala in Charlotte. Dr. Harrison shares the story of a patient who changed her mind after taking the abortion pill and received progesterone treatment, ultimately giving birth to a healthy baby.

He discusses his work helping women pursue abortion pill reversal and the broader pro-life movement. Campos Duffy praises Harrison’s efforts and argues that women should be made aware that abortion can potentially be reversed if they change their minds. The conversation also touches on the tragic Lindsay Clancy case and what Campos Duffy says it reveals about the need to change the culture surrounding abortion and the value of human life

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Tune in here to this Friday’s edition of the Brett Winterble Show!

We're joined by Rachel Campos Duffy from Fox News and Dr. Matthew Harrison from North Carolina Right to Life to talk about abortion pill reversal and the upcoming North Carolina Right to Life annual gala in Charlotte. Dr. Harrison shares the story of a patient who changed her mind after taking the abortion pill and received progesterone treatment, ultimately giving birth to a healthy baby.

He discusses his work helping women pursue abortion pill reversal and the broader pro-life movement. Campos Duffy praises Harrison’s efforts and argues that women should be made aware that abortion can potentially be reversed if they change their minds. The conversation also touches on the tragic Lindsay Clancy case and what Campos Duffy says it reveals about the need to change the culture surrounding abortion and the value of human life

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

Brett kicks off the program by talking about the ongoing deadlocked jury deliberations in the Clancy case and the uncertainty surrounding what could happen next. Brett reflects on the tragic nature of the case while monitoring developments from the courtroom. He then shifts to growing concerns over Iran and the potential threats posed by Iranian military, intelligence, proxy militia and cyber groups.

Later, Brett returns to the ongoing courtroom drama surrounding the Clancy case, highlighting reports that one juror allegedly refuses to follow the law regarding reasonable doubt. Brett discusses the challenges facing the judge and the other jurors as they attempt to reach a decision, while questioning whether the deadlock could ultimately derail the case. He then turns to growing criticism of Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, including Republican lawmakers questioning his leadership and management of the Pentagon. Brett plays a clip featuring Senator Tom Tillis and Congressman Don Bacon criticizing Hegseth’s performance, while also discussing controversy surrounding a social media post by the defense secretary

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

Brett kicks off the program by talking about an unexpected visit to the WBT studios and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s exclusive sit-down interview with Breaking Brett Jensen. Brett explains that the visit had been in the works for several days and required extensive coordination with the Secret Service before Bessent arrived in Charlotte. Jensen shares that he had previously interviewed the Treasury Secretary in Asheville and was surprised to learn that Bessent specifically wanted to visit the WBT studios for another conversation.

Later Brett breaks down why Americans can feel like the economy is struggling even when traditional economic indicators tell a different story. He points to low unemployment, cooling inflation and solid market performance, while arguing that those numbers don't capture the everyday costs households are dealing with, including rent, mortgages, childcare, healthcare, car payments and groceries.

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Tune in here to this Tuesday edition of the Brett Winterble Show! 

Brett kicks off the program by discussing why the United States should act decisively in confronting Iran. He praises Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s stated strategy of targeting the Iranian regime’s financial assets, the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps, its nuclear capabilities and terrorist networks. Brett views Bessent as a particularly effective and clear communicator and says he should be considered for a major role in the 2028 presidential administration.

We’re joined by Beth Troutman of “Good Morning BT” for the latest episode of “Crossing The Streams.” Brett and Beth discuss whether the country is likely to experience political turmoil, particularly amid efforts to change voting systems. Beth frames political developments in America as a series of “pendulum swings,” noting the political shift that contributed to the rise of the tea party.

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Tune in here to this Tuesday edition of the Brett Winterble Show!

We're joined by Beth Troutman of "Good Morning BT" for the latest episode of "Crossing the Streams." Brett and Beth discuss whether the country is likely to experience political turmoil, particularly amid efforts to change voting systems. Beth frames political developments in America as a series of "pendulum swings," noting the political shift that contributed to the rise of the tea party. She says the underlying issue is whether political leaders are listening to people who feel ignored. Additionally, she points to reducing political bullying and focusing on practical solutions as ways to strengthen democracy and help people feel heard.

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

Brett kicks off the program by talking about the Democratic Socialists of America’s push for higher taxes and the idea that those who advocate for expansive government programs should be willing to help pay for them themselves. Brett argues that supporters of socialism should not simply demand that working Americans fund their vision, but should instead lead by example and voluntarily contribute more of their own money. He sarcastically proposes a “super supporter socialist surtax,” joking that 70%, 80%, or even 90% might not be enough for those who want universal government-funded benefits.

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Tune in here to this Friday’s edition of the Brett Winterble Show! 

Brett kicks off the program with Pete Kaliner for this edition of The Hangover as they discuss the debate surrounding AI data centers, water usage and the importance of recycling. Brett and Pete revisit the idea that Earth’s water supply is finite but constantly cycles through different forms, leading to a humorous conversation about whether water used by data centers is actually being “lost.” The pair also reflect on how their generation learned before the internet, recalling encyclopedias, libraries, card catalogs and the Dewey Decimal System as examples of how much more effort it once took to find information.

Later Brett discusses the debate over immigration numbers in the United States after a former Border Patrol official claimed that 107 million illegal immigrants are currently living in the country. Brett questions where the figure came from while acknowledging the difficulty of determining exactly how many people are living in the United States, particularly given the number of people who enter through both the southern and northern borders.

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

Brett kicks off the program by talking about a series of church fires and the growing concern over attacks on places of worship. Brett focuses on the destruction of Friendship Baptist Church in Cleveland, Ohio, a historic building dating back to the 1890s that was engulfed in a massive blaze and later demolished. He emphasizes that local fire officials determined the fire was intentionally set and argues that every church fire deserves a serious investigation and, when appropriate, prosecution to the fullest extent of the law.

We're joined by Christopher Ruddy from Newsmax to talk about the upcoming midterm elections and the growing impact of artificial intelligence. Ruddy discusses the political landscape heading into the midterms, including key races in states such as North Carolina, Texas, and Michigan, and the potential battle for control of Congress. He also shares his perspective on the direction of the Democratic Party and the influence of progressive and socialist movements on American politics. Ruddy explains how Newsmax plans to cover races across the country through town halls and other election programming.

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

We're joined by Christopher Ruddy from Newsmax to talk about the upcoming midterm elections and the growing impact of artificial intelligence. Ruddy discusses the political landscape heading into the midterms, including key races in states such as North Carolina, Texas, and Michigan, and the potential battle for control of Congress. He also shares his perspective on the direction of the Democratic Party and the influence of progressive and socialist movements on American politics. Ruddy explains how Newsmax plans to cover races across the country through town halls and other election programming.

The conversation then turns to artificial intelligence and the need for the United States to embrace emerging technology while establishing appropriate guardrails. Ruddy discusses concerns about AI becoming politicized or biased and stresses the importance of America remaining competitive with China in the development of AI. He also addresses the growing role of data centers and their importance to the future of the technolog

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